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Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kehilworth Vol.116, No. 22 ... .•••••• Thursday, May 27, 2004^ v 50 cents m By LAUREN TRAJNOR . ..It is that work that he loves;. about Captain. Andrews is he duties, Andrews has spent years hopes- to continue working with THE CHRONICLE . • • • and as the department's new cap- comes: to work.' every day and coordinating drunk-driving the taskforce, whose members tain of operations, Andrews said gives 110 percent effort," said checkpoints as well as DPW came out to Council Chambers ; CRANfFQRD : —'Jerome he hopes tp; find time to stay Chief Eric Mason. . checkpoints, where he basically Tuesday to show their support ' Andr'e-'iys was promoted to the involved while juggling adminis- Andrews-said the effort comes inspects heavy trucks, he said. for their colleague. . •',• post of police captain Tuesday trative tasks as the. head of the naturally. "I still like to come to; Andrews, has also been active Initially working for the night,after years of successfully Patrol Division, the Detective work after 34 years, so that's part, with.the Essex/Union Auto Theft. Patrol Division, Andrews worked guarding the streets, defending : Division, and the Traffic of iti",he said. "I got my fingers in : Taskforce.fdr the past 10. years'. for a number of years in the : residents against drunk drivers, -Division. . •; .• .'• a couple of different things that -: Although his new; schedule will Detective. Department before and tracking stolen automobiles His boss has'faith that he's up keep me being active." -require him to spend more hours across the county. ••'•••.. to the task. "What impresses me Iri addition to his regular at the municipal building, lie . ..(.Continued.on!page;A-2) ' Bids due Pareiits ..- FonuPio f OR YOUR TRADE . •:•• .Just present this coupon, after you've made your deal' ,;| BOMBS. on upset,t>ut NEW 2004 GALANT NEW 2004 GRAND CHEEROKEE WO V8 AWD NEW 2004 PACIFICA NEW 2004 GRAND AM GT NEW 2004 YUKON XL 4X4 MITSUBISHI CHRYSLER PONTIAC GMC prograin 4 dr, 4 cylinder, aulomalic, p/s/b, a/c, am/lm stereo w/CD player, power • 4dr, e cyl, auto, p-'s/b, a'c. arn'fmslereo w/Cb player, power windows, 4 dr, 6 cyl, aulo, p.-s-b; ac-am Im stereo w'CO, 6-pasSDnger, power lift' 4 door, 6cylindor, a'c.'automatic, power steering & brakes, leather, • 4 dr, 8 cyl, autq, p'sb. a c- Bose promtum-sound system w/6.disk- 'power locks, Slk & Vin# 4C3S9782. MSRP-S3.1..170. Incl $3,500 lease • gate; power windows.& locks;' 17* chrome wheels, Slk.'S Vin». CD changer, XM radio, iealher, power windows & locks', Stk S Virr*!. windows 8 locks, Slk &'VW 4E093878, MSRP $19,592. Includes : ; arrrtrh w.'CD player, power Windows & locks, Slk S Vin/f 4C123713. By LAUREN TRA1NOR $1,000 customer loyally. $999 total dufe :al inception, no rel. sec dep • cash, Sr.OOO lease loyalty, $3,000 cuslomer'casb. .$3,000 due al: 4R631779, MSRP.$34,290 .incl $3,000 lease cash 8 $3,000 c'us. .MSRP $25;1'95.-;- Incl S3.500' consurrier. cash rebate. Puce.. , 4G219755, MSRP S46.135. lnci'$4,00Q consumer cash rebate. & [.• : So close : req. pricoexcludes lax, title & MVfeog..'-.. • .\ • • •'. " inception incl rel sec dep. Price excludes tax,.tille S MV lew' •-.'•• • to'mer cash. • $3,000 due al inception, incl rel sec dep. Excludes Ian . excludes tax. iiile &-MV loos, • • ' . ••'•' "••' • $1000 truck-lost rebate. Pficoexcludes-lax,.tille& Melees. • '. '• T-HE-CHRONICLE . . '. titles'Mvfees.' • •.••'•.••-• '•• •;••• , • ''' ' ' '
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plete. The contract states, that the "Cranford Crossing is moving GMP cannot exceed $5.58 million; if ahead. Some recent articles in the the cost of the project does exceed newspapers have indicated that _'**•_•• '..Ik '.i. . • .. . • 'b'nbVH Tempers flare at Teachers' program livesjififtolts name (Continued from page A-l) will absorb the balance. Those items have been dealt with," By LAUREN TRA1NOR made during the event, a separate nutritional contents of the recipe, Officials have' been receiving hesaid. •'. and took home the recipe in English information from Kushner slowly, One issue that remains to be ; ... (Continued from page A-l) THE CHRONICLE scrapbooking class allowed par- Kuahner Companies, including the Board of Ed meeting ents and community members to and Spanish, along with a sheet of date by which the construction on and the project's groundbreaking investigated is the recent discovery By LAUREN TRAINQR CRANFORD - Crariibrd High create, organized and attractive the garage must be completed. date has been moved back a num- that stormwater has been leaking being promoted to sergeant in 1980, with a reas- son she appointed herself to the Spanish words that are particular signment to the Patrol Division. It turned out to THE CHRONICLE' '. ~~ "~7~ position & because when former School might not be the first place ways to bold them. to restaurants, •••'. . \'} According to the contract ber of times. "There are a bunch of into sanitary sewers at the site.. most people would think of.going" , between Kushner and the town- outstanding issues,'what I consider Townsliip officials have authorized be an assignment he enjoyed.so much that he chair Lois Verhoeven: left the board "I have a whole bij; IJOX at home Foods teacher and registered* a videotaping of thearea ta deter- . would later ask to keep it. CRANFORD - The typically last month, she had transferred to learn how to make tortilla soup, from when the kiil> were babies dietician Patricia Palmeri designed ship, the GMP must be decided housekeeping issues," said Schmid. or to learn how much you inadver- upon between the two parties after . • But that doesn't mean that the .mine the exact cause of the leakage, "When I started, everybody wanted to be a placid Board of Education erupted most of her files to Venditti's com- and I never got a chance to do any- the class alter watching the movie ; tently pollute the environment. bids have been reviewed and con- project is stalled, said so they can take appropriate steps detective," he said. "As time goes on, you start into.a storm of acrimony Monday puter. ..;• • •";' ' thing with them. Now I think I'll 'Tortilla Soup," and was inspired by as members verbally sparred for "As far as I'm concerned, the But on May 20, high school stu- be able to," said Stella Hucciarclh. struction documents are 90% com-: Commissioner Dan Aschenbach. to ameliorate the problem. looking at what you want. You don't Want to be the .film's portrayal of a Mexican- a patrolman for 30-40 years either." more than an hour on the'boards chair does not have any'more dents hosted parents, children, Amy Freda, a student who American fainily's close relation-.' Though Andrews has been asked before to communication style — or, to some, power than anyone else on the com- and community members in "Cool helped run the. class, enjoyed the ship centered on food. defend our country. If you don'tdo it, experience will be relieved by going the. lack .thereof. ' • Teachers with Hot Topics^" a pro- you will regret it later on," the min- to war, and that just doesn't happen take.the captain position, he has been reluctant, mittee. The chair is the person who craft, which was right up her alley. "It's easy — everything for the The argument was sparked by'a gets the .meetings together," she gram' in which the tables are .; ''I was .told to do something that ister told him. It was enough of an in most cases," he said. "People are previously, turning'the offer down to stay active : recipe comes out of a can. You can argument to change his mind, just as afraid about terrorism as .on the streets. ... discussion and vote on the job title said. . •• ." . '.. '•'• turned and students do the teach- I really enjoy doing," she said. .-fix it, clean it, and cat it in 45 min- .•'., (Continued from page A-l) and description Tor the replacement ing on a variety of unique subject "He made me think tiiat it was a they were before Sept. 11 and the But Ixiard. member Mary Sudiak . "Scrapboolring is something that I • utes,vshe said. ' • .. : •..-;••'•'• "I like working outside, I like working the for .Assistant Superintendent for • just war and I could live with that. war in Iraq. In fact, they might have disagreed. "I feel that because of .areas..: . . .' , . .do in my free time." . .'•••. ".' High school student Javier Nino Adjacent to Omaha Beach, National street," he said. Administration Paul. Palek, who the role of the chair of the He led me to think that I could avoid increased it." •'•''• Andrews has received numerous citations In part to hone presentation Jessica; Head,.a senior in Carol"- heard about tlie program through Memorial Cemetery provided an recently resigned to accept a superr Personnel Committee as president skills, in part to show off particu- unjust wars for. the rest of my life, : "The idea of pre-empting the from the police department, along; with three Migliorini's child development, Ilia-Spanish teaclier, and decided to opportunity to quietly reflect on the : 1 intendent position in Lenape.Valley of the board, there is a significant lar knowledge, and in part to have and that was what I've tried to do,' enemy before he strikes just doesn't lifesaying awards. He has also earned an associ- class who volunteered to be one of, volunteer for the first time. thousands who never made it back Regional School District, difference between the chair of the an excuse to spend time working the "Cool Teachers," was motivat- and to weigh the impact of war on a Wagner said. make sense," he added.. "It relieves ate's degree in criminal justice from Union "I thought, it would be a good Wagner was also hesitant to go to people of the responsibility of find- Saul Zucker started the debate Personnel Committee • and other on something they, enjoy rather ed to spend the extra time at ' youthful spirit... - County College. . \ when ho brought forth his com- committee chairs," she. said. than .homework, the students way to do Spiinisli outreach and to war against people thajvin a way, he ing, peace.the hard way,.like diplo- school -because she. sees every day, teach the people about Spanish cul-V . "The horrible thing about war is macy and trying to understand Andrews had also served in the U.S. Army plaints about the process by. which Sudiak then accused s'ome board were more than happy to .spend.an the effects'of unhealthy attitudes identified with growing up. turcv' he said: ; -: ..-. - .. .-• that the dead ones are not able to 'Xgrew up with my. grandmother, other cultures." from 1967-1969 in Vietnam, where he won vari- the 'board communicates; ' '•iriernbers. of forming an exclusive. evening back at school. And by all . on the pre-kiiulergarteiv children The "Cool Teachers with Hot : : . . Apparently, Nino, arid" his col- come: back and talk about how horri- who was German, and the idea of He is a staunch supporter of. ous medals, including the Purple Heart. : •. '., • Specifically, Zucker took issue clique, failing to inform the entire accounts! the program, which sheworks with: • •'•'..' . Topics" program at Cranford ble it is. I'm just one of the lucky leagues did a good job/ . ';.'•-•.- fighting the Germans was a strange, enlisting the United. Nations in tlie • In addition to the promotion of the new cap- with the manner in which , the, board of important meetings and recently won Cranford a "Best ,"I teach a'preschool here,and I. High School was finger-licking ones," he said. "It: was simply luck hoard decided, on the job title and "The soup is very ..good. We., strange thing to me, On the other,. Current conflict, and believed that tain, additional'promotions were given to new events, .. .'• -.-••. . .-• / . ••. • ••'• • Practices" award from the state •see some'of the kids are. just get- fun for some of the younger par- and a degree of thankfulness that I hand, if you read, tlie, newspapers, was what he had.in partbeen fight: Lt. Robert Colaneri and new Sgt. Thomas description, He argued... that the. Camille Widdows countered Department of Education, was a learned how tb make tortilla chips, wasn't, the one.killed.: It wasn't decision should have been dis- '.ting fati" she. said. "More' people ticipants. '.':••••-."'. and about Adolf Hitler and tlie Nazi ing for decades ago in France. Feeney. '.. " • .' •. . '•. ..."; •••'•. \". ] that often, information is received success.,",.' .'. .;• • ... ''•' • ..are getting aware, and' making and that.was very good," said Elsie because I wasn't the one who was cussed more openly and in a more DeCrpce. '•,-' ; '•.... ••' '. • tropps; attacking sovereign states, "It was a worldwide problem, and ; ' '.. LAUREN.TRAINOR/TME CHRONICLE Also, Patrolman Steven D'Ambola was given so close-to a meeting time that it is '.;. "It's a wonderful thing for the near it, because I was." ,'.,' informative way. ' •' .-; sure their kids are e'afing right. noiirfat yogurt.shake, find pizzazzi you knew he didn't represent all tlie we took it as our own issue," lie said, Jerry Andrews is the newest captain in the his Oath of Office, as did new Patrolman nearly impossible to contact every- kids to show off their .elec'tives'.' Diabetes is becoming- more and pizzas! The children and their par- If her past attendance is any- Wagner himself had at first ! German people,"he said. "He must In fact, he said he would have Cranford Police Department : Matthew Widdows. ' .'..••;•. !•'-.•' "I think the'process was totally one, and it is -hard, to deterrnine because they never get to,' said t'nts heard about obesity preven- indicator, DeGroce will be back for intended to register as. a conscien- 1 • more common now.and it li'asical- Have been a little off his nut, but the liked tlie World.Wai II memorial to flawed,"'he said. "I asked for mfor-. which of the numerous meetings wood shop teacher -John ly start.s; with ydur kids." tion twhmqiH'.s and took home a ,many years to conie.."! was here tious objector. He went to his minis- people weren't,,and I thought they have been built at the UN. site in mation and it was not provided in.a that each board members attends last year, I'm here this year, and I'll ter, who didn't give him in satisfacto- ; Cho.razak. "It's a good chance for • ' Migliorini .agreed. "My high booklet of 20 recipes for healthy had to be stopped." ! • .'" New York.as a tribute not just to the timely manner." .• '•'.•.'. • wairants inclusion. She added that the parents to see the things their' -snacks. ' '..''.. • be here ;riext year," she said. ry answer, Next, he traveled into she has always thought the board school. stu,clents;deckled tliey have. . While he was able to reconcile physical casualties of the war, but Zucker said he would vote not to. kids are doing well. They always to capture them when they're, She is not the only enthusiast in New York to speak with a minister adopt the revised position, because worked well together. :. TortiHa soup was the recipe for: going to war in the 1940s, Wagner is also to\ tlie hope ... of'.international Prbgram is unlikely to be restored hear all the negative things they young," she said. '. . - . . Tun- in another-room, along with. the community, "Some of the par-; at The Riverside Church, who final- diplomacy for future generations., he had not received all tlie informa- not a supporter of America's current Widdows. also said the getting do, here they .get to show.rhem She' added that although she moTfjaritEiS' and tortilla -.'-chips..'. cuts don't even have kids here any- ly convinced the young man to go. (Coiitinued from page A-l) an advocate for the creation of the kindergarten. The Only way. to tion needed to make an .informed the job description approved was : military efforts. :' "That was my hope, was .that something positive^' : was. there to supervise, the stu- Students in the-.class, learned how more, said. Chorozak. "They just "You are' a part of a group.of "The...; attraction, of .war ,is' it' we'd be remembered at the UN,, extended-day 'program. But he said come up with the: money, he said, decision. : more important than any disputes 1 1 : Student Alyssa Meoks signed ' dents themselves developed the' to 'make tho dishes, reviewed the keep coming back year after year." •young, [people whose job- if is to makes people feel the .fear they because the..greatest'- generation high-quality program tliat draws he. board doesn't really have an would be to cut two teachers from ''It's not because I am. for the among board members. 1 up'for. the Chorazak's class to program and created the class option. '••'..'•. • . '••••• • other grade, levels. position oragainst,.the position, it's really did help build it, 'lie said. young .families to the district. "The 'That's the person who would improve her woodworking skills.' To a young man or woman con- trend has- been' to go to a full-day ' "We've got, more.than $100,000 "It's a.'choice of do I cut off my because I. don't know enough," he run the district if Dr. Feinsod is not ; from their own.experiences. v This year, she manned a chilling ' "'The students researched and. sidering joining tlie aiined forces, ' kindergarten. We're taking a step , that we; have to find; We can't .find : left hand, or do I cut oil'my right saict •'.':•.••' • '•• •'/ . • here," she said. "To risk not having FREE 2004 Color Swingset Catalog & DVD Carpal Tunnel Code May Have . station, making.sure none of the Wagner would caution against mak- backwards," Swanson said. it (anywhere else),"he said. .' hand," he said. "Its not like"I can Palek stated the importaiice of someone continue in that position they came-up with the ideas them: S adults in the room did anything 99lnstall Own a Rainbow Play Set : Finally Been Cracked ing a hasty'decision!. •''•.'''•' When she- heard of the change, Other suggestions have inclucl- . cut -off the tips .of niy fingers, the position he was leaving'bcliind, is irresponsible,"' . .- .-. selves from home, in. class, and for as Low as $899 disastrous as the wood shop "stu- '••.-• . ' •. ; "Ibelieve ineducation. When you Swanson said, she began looking at -ed charging for or eliminating the because IVP already done that." Oiid tried to dispel the notion that Board member Mike Caulfield from snacks they remember while Clark, N..I. - "Until now only ;i small number of lucky patients have been dents" built can crushers. ' ' they were growing up," shesaid. (RAIHBOWDIRECT) 100's of Chemical Freev exposed to this aniazjng discovery that, lias literally "cracked the code" for niake a decision, you really have to alternative, programs for her pre-lundergarten program or part "People.., aren't realizing how the job title and description should dismissed- tlie notion that board Redwood-Red Cedar : .much was cut (by the council)," he "Each year we build, a hew Migliorini stressed that inactiv- educate, yourself: to make sure daughter, who will enter kinder- of the athletics program, especially be changed. '.;. members : should be individually r. Svyingsets to Choose From these, carpal tunnel sufferers. Now with the 'unexpected release of this little added. . . ' thing. It's hard to find something ity, along -with, snacks "high in you've made the right one," he said. • at the middle school. ; known, information, you may be able to say goodbye to your carpal tunnel garten next-year. Herself a public 'This is a needed position. Tlu's informed when important meet- -. •• . • .'.-•• . • •. ' 1 "Between the ages of 18 and 24 is But Leschuk.said even if the dis- • Going into next year's budget you can make in an hour," said' sugar and fat cniv I'ause• .'diabetes symptom's. Best of iijlyou can check it out for yourself for FREE if you . school teacher, 'It makes me sick t,o position without this title can not. ings arise. ; Free Factory Water Seal & one of the most critical times in trict were to eliminate middle process, Leschuk said, restoring accomplish the things that, the dis- Chorazak. lie said the'project.was" in young children. Last Thursday's Free Lifetime Warranty like...in'the revolutionary new H page report,.."The Amazing Missing Link my stomach that I've . already "I make a pest of myself," he said . .' • • • • almost. anyone's life. It's, that first enrolled her in a.private school pro- school sports and charge $500 per the extended-day kindergarten- trict has implemented'and.'is''so of the numerous phone .calls he inspired by a project another class lesson included practicing recipes'' Many NEW Designs for 2004 •to Solving Carpal Tunnel Without. Drugs or Surgery." For your free Copy, • taste of independence, the first .taste gram, for next year,", she.saicl. student for pre-kindergarten, the program-will be a priority. 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THE CICADAS ARE COMING BACK TO UNION COUNTY. WHAT ARE YOUR MEMORIES OF THE LAST INFESTATION?
Jersey Boy Pay ViNCE COLETTA RADAMES RIVERA . SCOTT BEINER. LUCINDA DOWELL CHARLES MONZELLA Some sights and sounds of Memorial Day. Westfield The tricolor crepe paper streamers in the spokes of the works in Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield WETUROWlHESWrrCH I -u'member when they came in I grew up in Newark, and (the last I don't really remember the last The first time; I saw them was I remember a lot of empty shells, in. child's bicycle as she tries to stay ahead of the parade. The bot! 1 1.970 and 1987. They made a cicada, infestation) was my first infestation, but I don't have,a prob- when I was 12 arid .lived.- iri Scotch addition to the sound. They'll keep flash of sunlight on the majorette's baton and the glistening RIGHT,RUMMY? lot.iif noise, and put hundreds of surnmer working in Westfield. lem with nature.- PlainS; They were knee deep in the you awake at nightif you leave the sweat on the brow of the sousaphone player. The phony wail Mike Deak holes m my property. The fish were There were so many of them flying backyard— we made cicada stew. window.open. ; ' .' • '•'.'• of the volunteer fire department's shiny new truck. The honv 111 the ponds. •. \ out of control. I'm; hot scared of We thought it was very funny. The fresh, quiet poppies placed anonymously on the overgrown bugs, but they seemed to be flying last time they came there were with;no purpose.. '.'•'. ,.,.'.- .',''•• • grave of a veteran of the first War to End All Wars. Ode to •'hardlyany;•'•, ' ',. : ••.. The octogenarian veteran of World War II stands at atten- tion as two Boy Scouts lower the proud and sad flag to half- / U Letters to the editor mast. The Scout on the right can't wait to get out of the itchy The meaning of Memorial Day and starchy uniform to rush over to the park for a Memorial . •; i-Eivry aVfl;-' •i
this point. The board and district administration feels, with iv do you suggest that paying JrMIss (10-12) *Toon (13-17) A Miss (18-25)', We can take'seriously His April 13 letter, "Protester's Bush on the te'le-phontvon Sept. 11,2001 as a '.campaign ('lib' 'Scout--. •( iiri • . i • M:I ' .r-i~: '. • : 'til.I.I the residents' who The second comment in that, some justification, that the cuts imposed by the council taxes for education, are not TREE EXPERT CO. 'peace wall' un-American," says far-more about lum fundraiser, or to; use an, image of a flag-draped -coffin on St'i.llltS. their l.'l.i;- ill. '.'• ij'l' •'.'. •.. ' : :• h.xed income.actually regard is that in my saving and; were, excessive. For their part, board members probably 1 worth it? You also stated that than it says about, me or others who disagree with the .9/11 in a campaign commercial. •- and jiridi'. Tin- j'.r.iii, iil'ii:':. ••;; ; heir taxes were,going scrimping . for my children's Trimming • Repairs ALL AMERICAN • should have-been more, cognizant of the fact that the budg- the school budget everywhere illegal and immoral use of the good will of our soldiers • .: -1, To say "support the troops," then ask for billions of '('ilizeij.< • i ii.'J I'-li'- '-'.I'I •. ' .ii- id -oaic astronomical future, I did not, however, • Removal GIRL & BOY PAGEANT et was in danger of failing, and even more pro-active about in a war. for profit and empire. ••.- . . dollars for "missile defense" and an illegal war, while; 'marching llvi-.. y.-.•:: r !'•.•• •. i'w money. That, was not intend to send my children to is implemented to improve-.the selling it. '••••••• . He. doesn't know me and demonstrates his lack of cutting-military benefits'and pay,, privatizing the; mili- •• -,.1! :!!' \V'f actually' only private school •— which would quality of education and. that, Modern Equipment \^ ( 1 vi f VT sc 011 WILLIH: AT Tins covrr-si SCOl ll\(, IOR |\ C()MMEKC''l.\i.S& MOVIES knowledge about my values, about geography, -and tary . to allow for war profiteering (by Halliburton. a ~\'.i:\\\ ;iini)unf of extra you feel, the system "leaves • State Certified But the big question, obviously, is why the voters reject- and rescue -' •: J -•»-1 - - :)•><.!< •.:' .' . • indeed bo a hardship! I am 1 . about what it means to truly love one's country-with the Bechtel, DynOorp. Blackwnter,' Titan, and CAOI'i, ami i ii Li HI;.; ilic Kenilw.orth more than willing to pay taxes mucli", very much to be desired. ' ed the budget, and by a sizable margin at that. The reaction \ tins sina.l|'|i;.ii'l ".' i'.. ' !'•;• •'• .. • ' Immediate Service EVERY CONTESTANT RECEIVES A TROPHY!!! burning passion that those of us who oppose the war do. sending our soldiers into battle,without proper body I'lU'Vllahlv- t'T'ii• :•:.;,,;.;:•. i; • ...-..> !tni from good to just like everyone else and I 'That is definitely true in some to the latest cuts -r- according to One parent, .even some sen- • Insured For Your Protection Winners Iri oach division bocomo eligible to compoto for tho NATIONAL TITLE And .clearly, he" neither understands nor appreciates armor (many, military families have had to purchase; 1 towns, and presently ior citizens have signed a petition asking that the kinder- parade • 11u '•!>•• I hi >•;.''. .:.;.. " i he (irij.'i.nal- budget that also live iri Kenilworth for the ' and ovor $66,000 in SAVINGS BONDS, GIFTS and PRIZES IJ! true American values. ' . ' bodyarmor for their children inlraq). ... Kenilworth may not be a huge garten program be restored ^~ argues against voter apathy. !';:. I r,|-|r,',fci' WOill'd COSt • "low taxes" like everyone else, What's un-American? I'd say it's un-American to sug- 5. To cover up for months allegations of systematic lO'.Vrl' Mi'ivl' i !.-.-, !,',::• •....' ' :. .. • .. however, please.remember that exception. That.was the point of Tp ENTER: www.pageantwin.com There is a history of support for the budget; prior to 2003, i a,; hinneowiier $25 per ,-233-TREE Pageant will be held: gest that an 18-month-old whose Iinibs were blown off' abuse, of prisoners in Iraq, Guantanaino, and strip i> a S!I;I:;: •• .!:':ii ••:!•• .:•. .'.: :• '.'; iiit'h.-'l believe I'ven- On your saving $10. a month could trying to get our budget passed, it had been years since voters had defeated the district's 908-233-8733 or Call 1-800-488-8851 Sunday, fune 13 in by a cluster bomb, or an entire family lulled when their Afghanistan., I grew up with the understanding that inetaplliir \\>i '•', > "••'••.;• ,;'' ;:' 'in.nun.', would not break also cost many residents (who since wo wanted nothing Left to Celebrating our 50th year • '; •' PAGEANT HEADQUARTERS ' .'•' East Brunswick, NJ spending plan. Voters have even lent their support to facil- home was bombed, or a, young; expectant-mother, her America is better than this, that we don't participate in really care about their children he desired in-our school system. P.O. Box 431, No. Salerri, NY 10560 ities upgrades — both irt and out of the classroom — that, i: in the Tree Business husband, and their unborn 'child, who were killed when war crimes. When did that change? H.-iHi ai-'!k-' !:'••'•.. •:•.. ••.•'• •. mi i'jri'.. tlu- budget which getting a quality education} a ' 'Unfortunately, the residents while important, were less, crucial to student achievement their ambulance was bombed are "unlit" to.be, memori- • '. 6. To destabilize an.-already volatile region of the ,:r i approved by our own jot-more than, you could imag- did not feel that improving than the extra teaching positions called for in this year's alized. These are a tiny fraction of the 10,000-plu.s war world in a. blood feud to further a. political vision to address Inii .•!. '-.t: '-., •' " .i, .• • !•• !:•"' 'pumal.- [.as being, the ine-. Kenilworth's education systi m proposal. And while: the tax increase sought by the board dead on the Iracji side. which .most Americans have not consented, in the • ii-aniiiiiiii of what; is noed- was substantial, it followed on .years of lower-than-average We quickly forgot the'• millions of Vietnamese killed process bringing'world contempt upon us as a nation OUT ju'l'il.a£-...'i'i;'... •..'•.:'.:•.• ..:..:.. .•:.. .. : iiu ihr .-iihooli is costing during that war. Perhaps had. We been able to put and undermining, our standing in the world as a beacon : taxes and did not exceed the state-imposed cap. and sertinni'iii.ii i-i.'i .i-" i' ;•. ••; .'i'.'i;:e lionu'owner Slo The one-stop resource for those names to at least some of them, our so-called'leaders of freedom and justice.' .' .-••.;" .said anyway • F"* 11 "•.- * _i ? - j' i ? -. :•".••• .•.'.' ,i •:• •jii.i.ii'i;h.'-.-llowevi'r, that Perhaps the financial straits of. the borough's residents would not have been so fast to engage in similar adven- • • Where' was-my outrage "when Iraqi'civilians beat are worse than anyone realizes; perhaps there is a general stpiad uii'iiilH'IS 'iiui "•'•!:i •. •. • a- >'• I.i) a month .that • was touched by adoption. turism again. '' • and hung dead Americans in the streets of Baghdad?" wtvatlb at ihi- i''.i;;iin, '•:( \\.<-'- •• ' ••! _di.'i«'ii is now costing' the loss of confidence in the district. Whatever the case, here's What's un-American (and impeachablel? How about (actually Fallujah, where so many Iraqis have .been : poll'. 'Scouts V, ,1! I ai.'-i' l;r' ii . .•I i-u'.'ni' 'ti-iis' town land the Contact the Warm Line hoping that once this painful process is over, the board 1 this: . ' .'•';..'. killed)? My outrage, was at my government for uiujer- half-mast, tlicii :i •(•••••ivr.--1"'. )'< • starts to get some answers, so we don't have to live through •••:-• ;nori- i han you could 1. To lie about the real reasons for attacking Iraq. • mining our military by allowing "Chilian contractors" -- "Taps." BovS.^a, !:..-! i: , : :••::'•' lica-.e remeniber, Mr. call: 8774.ARCHNIOR.877.427.2465 this again next year. And worse, to joke about it ;,is if it were not a matter of actually mercenaries lured by Blu'ckwater -- to go out- 177t),(li'i'sse;l •!!! lie'.' •! •; 11- •: i:.-':" '.'..: ii.l'liao. you cannot escape f A^/vf/l \ life and death for our soldiers and Iraqis alike.. There side the chain of command into a volatile area, risking e-mail: [email protected] garl). will lire lh-.-ir -:n l-'iii •'.' • ioi : i.'-.c- •or' any taxes- for' NEW JER.sfcV ADCH'IIO.N - were no weapons, of mass destruction, as Coiulolee/.a their lives. Yes. their deaths were horrible. The-people ni.ii i"!'. .no matter where RESUURCf tUARINt, Hoi.iSt Rice and Colin Powell made dear in early 20(M land as responsible for -tliis atrocity are criminals. However, hark and adulH in , ••'•,••; ihi•:;' > they hardly represent all Iraqis any-more than (as i; s nMliV lvlM Correction Bush essentially admitted in his "spoof about it >'. There Then it is iivri' ,!'iui" .•-^..'. !".• .r:,r ]•• : • " ' """!,^r',')!! " ' •• was no connection between Al Qaeda and'Saddam, nor George Bush points out) the soldiers who tortured and /-•' lor '.MMU continents about www.njardi.org 1 An article in last week's paper gave unclear information about to;i;l) tii t.hr lii.-xi ,.|.'ai'.idi'. t-i ii :. kilo-win;;; that some of. my •sexually abused Iraqi prisoners represent all : the organizers of the Cranford Artists. Open Studio Tour, held between Iraq'and 9/11 las Bush ;ind Kumsfekl have' liai'hecile ol ! I'n' Mi'.Y:''i;."i-"i" 11 .•• :• • Americans, or even all American soldiers. last Sunday. The. event was organized by Pat Jurpalis and Deb Stated for the record). And when did "bringing freedom" tie I'aces in Smi.ii r'.iil.; to the Iraqi people come to mean killing them? Ask a ; Leber. I'm sorry, but invading.a''country that has.neither .Yes. hl'c is a.-, did! .;••• .. i :•• ;• , father who's just lost his 2-ye.ar-old to an American dus- 1 attacked nor threatened us and killing civilians On in Neshanu SI.HIIMI ! i.,,.1 ••. •.. . • ter bomb and who's been taken by gunpoint, from his • masse should never be confused with "defending our way ii.-was circa.ii-. •.;•.•. • h. •• home in the middle of the night to a camp where- he is way of life." Our "leaders" continue to lie and break the j^rowin;: up. .uui ii,.ii .'n:- -'• •. • . beaten and humiliated for nothing more tha.n being an law. Our grief has been used. Our soldiers have been today. Tin u^..-.. i'.i.-: .••• .• •;':. ••••. The Chronicle is here for you adult Iraqi male. ' . . VOLKSWAGEN IN SUMMIT used, ;md yes, they are dying in vain, as so many mili- inainlaini-d it,- int. T IV- .•.;,: The following information should help you get your 2. To allow the compromise of a CIA agent's secret.-' tary families and vets are telling us now. We've been after, e\rii ,r. 11;. • n -•, . -i : ,. • 491 Morris Ave. ideas and community news into The Chronicle:' identity and safety in order to.smoar the credibility of had. • has tiinn'd at. i:: .': :i •'•, i;. •. 908-277-3300 her husband, a long-time, loyal diplomat who exposed LEIGH DAVIS Urb. Assfiidil'% in,i., f'i : i' • • • Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story dQuglasvw.com suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Daniel an administration he, and then to refuse to investigate Cranford who has oli./i, ~ji•.• 1--.• i! .-a. <•[.• Murphy at (732) 396-4202. ninny alii-r ;IM |,.U;;I|.-, ii..-.:- Our address: The Chronicle, 301 Central Ave., Clark, how Ni'shaui' Si •;! JI; : reniauird ilir .pic! ruv -ii .,'in1-' •.. Your Environmental Headquarters NJ, 07066. Meyer & Depew a Nornian Km kv. .•!! ji-.'nii iii • Vacuums Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. Student parking fix is short-sighted i,s not exai.'i'.ri'.it ii".. « Sewing Machines Our e-mail address is [email protected]. ! THE installed Dad's system To The Chronicle: side of the street parking amongst a more extended O[ Clllll'siv 11!' - I.-' 11./' pr! • Outdoor Power Equipment Neslianic Staliu'ii ]'\\<-r.- n.,.- :..•.' • As a resident of Willow Street, I believe the introduc- area of residential neighborhood — without giving some < Janitorial Supplies been tnir sliaiv nl ir:i.", i|\ mci- •!('• mlB6& That's why tion of now ordinances by the township to re-establish consideration for town zoning and master plan review of • Air and Water Purification EARDLY T. PETERSEN parking arrangements around the high school is a can the new ordinances, flies in the face of a prudent long- ma and m:ly. ihadrnls, n.i ;. . , itninune. Irnin the nirvil.iblr !r::. •• Equipment of worms that can only add to the ongoing residential term approach to planning for the town. This problem is COMPANY they're installing concerns for child safety and diminished properly val- destined, in the wake of future population growth, to foibles, Km KV .il'w.iv.' iv-' n'.'ri •. ues on our street. manifest itself again at another time because it will everybiitlv has i 11.• tvi:i ,riid o: ., mine today. The current cry for a redeployment of parking never go away by itself One only has to look as far us tion mil to moiifica the --r'H- ! - SALES • SERVICE • PARTS savings while NJN Publishing © 2004 around the Cranford High School is led by residents our own town, parking garage process to know that good Mi'iiional l)a> ( thank ilu- l.< •• I was liiini and I'.a.-.cd u; tlii- ' • GT-200R GRASS TRIMMER RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper from Berkeley Street, who are the tail wagging the dog plans and intentions should never be rushed in action the heat is on! That comment isn't unusual from our clients. Foe more my life is infinitely nclicr !•;•,...•• of the Township Committee and police department. without a larger look at tilings. than fifty years we've Installed, maintained and upgraded When the school board chose to sidestep the matter, it of the lesson.- I Icunci! m. ;!•• • Upgrade or Install your home The first round vote by the committee stinks of self- gentle shcrls aiul the \ illin- 1 • :• • heating and cooling systems for hundreds of families that Publisher Eileen Bkkt-I fell into the lap of the Cranford Police Department and .. 7J2:.V)6-4404 serving % partisan council members a,nd Jame duck ati|tiil'ed and sustain r.n Joi,• ;.'• heating or cooling system bfifore residents to develop a plan. The board has taken a grandstanding. Have all members of committee come have grown and branched out Into new family unite. And Editor.... Greg IWarx • ••• .732-396-4219 adulthood. when the time comes for the next generation homeowners deplorable posture to do nothing to resolve the parking clean as to whether they should consider reclusion on Reg. $199.99 Makes loading your grass June 15,2004 with no payments Sports Editor Dan Murphy 732-396-4202 situation that will continue to worsen as enrollments the next vote? Probably not. Short of a review process Virtue ih its nun i'rv.'.ir,l. I'. or Interest lor 6 months.' to make their decision on home heating or cooling, surgo higher. They have passed the buck on a voter that encompasses a master plan review for all future beauty ol virtues ln>s in it^sjinpli' This light weight, trimmer line quick and easy. the family recommendation hat been: Meyer & Depew. issue that involves a liigh school matter and the imme- uses, the township should leave the existing two-hour ity and the ahdity lo ivducc n:.: It's lightning fast! Fits all Echo plcx situations 'In lra.-l cumin -• commercial grade diate and long-term ramifications for residents. Shame- restricted parking in place. Vote NO against these new ^ Grass Trimmers (optional) 'j Call 1-800-246-4342 See more comments like those at www.in6yer-depew.com on them. This may be troublesome for voters when the shortsighted measures. tlenoniinators. \'irtiii'.s i111111
May 27, 2004 A-6 Cranford Chronicle May 27, 2004 1 Cranford Chronicle A-7 Campus notes rT~T5n .•••••••..-• . •• *** ••-...•• . ' : allegedly for striking a .23-year-old •'•'.• Katherine Vaupel of Cranford woman from Westfield. NAME: •''••• • • .'.••.' •" ' •' . ": High school student puts 1 .. ' . •• *•)"(• ••' .•••..• -i BANKING & FINANCIAL has been awarded a $1,000 scholar- Jce--'Othoa, 38, of Newark, was : ; ship by. the North Jersey Branch of ADDRESS: ' '. ' .'.'.' . .... • ,' • . Favorite Bank . . : the American: Society of Civil anchor in interview seat anosted May 19 after police pulled him over for driving recklessly on • Place'to "Tap ATM" Engineers..,; • ...... • : : CITY: • ••• . •'•,'•'•• . •••'•:• '•:•••'• " STATE: • The ••'award is.-given to graduat- Rantan Road at 3;52 p.m. • ••.•• ZIP-' -:••-'•'.•':.'• • •':' •:•••'• "•' Cranford teen conducts senior thesis on Investment Brokerage Company ; ing high school seniors intending to He:was charged with driving, pursue a civil engineering curricu- media's relationship to national security while intoxicated, reckless driving,; DAYTIME PHONE: ':••'.'.'•• ' '• ' . • Insurance Agency lum in-•college.. Vaupel. will mntricu- and being' an unlicensed driver. - • Place, to Get Your Taxes Done , late jit Stevens . Institute, of•• When ..Wardlaw-Hai'tridge paper in front of a pine I of thiec Teclinology in tile fall. School seniors' Gregory •Windrerh faculty members and the lie id of Armando Gonzalez, 19, of~. FOOD & BEVERAGE KIDS Financial Planner of Cranford and Justin Leo of the Upper School Kol Wilson Linden, was charged With posses- 1 Pizza Place Dance Studio .-' , Nicholas Jenkins of Cranford Plainfield selected a topic for their "We felt that we wanted the sion of marijuana, possession of; received '.the.'- Political Science senior thesis, little did they know teenagers to do i pioiect th it- drug paraphernalia, and posses- • Place to Get a Cup of Coffee Karate/Tae. Kwoh Do Studio ARTS & ANTIQUES Award:at the.annual honors convo- just where their research would would combine slulN uul intei sion of a controlled dangerous sub- Subs cation at LenoirrRhync College in ..take them.. . . •". ' : ests that have been a. part of their stance in his vehicle Friday. . T Place to Purchase Baby Needs Antique Shop. •'-••.••' -.'• ' Hickory, RC. . , r • . He was aiso charged with driv- ".This.is the first year students experience here at Wardlaw- Cheese Steak Place Toy Store Art Gallery The award is presented to .the at the independent school in' •Hartridge," said. Wilson. So at the ing with unclear license plates; •graduating senior who has con- Edison.took on the academic chal- beginning of the school year, the after police pulled him over on • Place to Get a Burger Kids Clothing Store tributed most to tlie political sci- : lenge of doing a senior thesis, process began of selecting a topic, Riiritan Road at 12;21 a.m. Night Club Kids Consignment Shop ence -program, both in,, the class- complete .with, the defense of that. getting it approved, researching LEISURE / SPORTS • room and out of it. . ••-.' •. •'• . it, and writing the paper to be A Westfield man was arrested Deli Birthday Party Place Place to Purchase Athletic Footwear defended in.late May. • • after allegedly making an improp- Italian Restaurant Kids Playland Windrem and Lee agreed on er turn on Rantan Rond at 2:35 •Pl'acejp Purchase Athletic Wear DONATE A CAR their particular topic, the relation- a.m. Friday. Alain Gonzalez was Caterer Place to Take Kids on a Saturday Afternoon Place to Purchase Hunting/Fishing Supplies ship of the free media to govern- charged with driving while intoxi-. Chi neselRestau rant Pediatrician • '•.-'. •'..'. '•• ' §upjDqft:NJ Anirnal .Rescue ment, and national security. "We •;••.: ' PHOTO COURTESY WARDLAW^HARTBIDGE'SCHOOL cated and making an improper; Place to Purchase Camping Equipment wanted to make purs unique, and Greg Windrem of Granford, left, and Justin Lee of Plainfield take turn. . . . ' . . ;••'.' Thai Restaurant Children's Dentist Piace to Purchase Bicycle/Bicycling Supplies Tax Deductible timely," said Windrem to the. panel time out of their Interview with NBC anchor Torn Brokaw fora photo of three Taculty members "who op. For their senior 'thesis, The Wardlaw-Hartridge students not only GARWOOD •': •Seajbod_Place- -Local Event. '" .-' •-•-'• '•.. '•• • interviewed media moguls for their paper, but also read up-to-the- Monique Hawkins, 38, of. 1-800-293-7490 judged their presentation and Business Lunch Place HEALTH / MEDICAL. Place to Meet People ".••'. paper • . . '•••': minute sources on. the relationship between government, the media Railway, was arrested after police- Tax Forms & Receipts Produced . As part of.their research, the and national security. .pulled her car over on Center-' Casual Dining Chiropractor Go|f Course. - . . : :.two teens interviewed three high Street at 4:13 a.m. May 20. '-. sites in doing this paper, so we got sible for revealing information. 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The panelists questioned them One of the students' in-house Romantic Dinner Place Francona. .Face-to-face interviews on the ethics rules that, apply to resource persons..-was .Sherri \ Vincent Brodo, 26, of Garwood,'•• Obstetrician •' Miniature Golf Course...... '..'-' v .. was arrested after police stopped - proved invaluable to the students. reporters.embedded in battle and Saiier, director of alumni affairs. Tavern Hospital, him driving on Grove Street at" Favorite Local Sports Team "We researched countless web- who should'ultimately, be respbn- "Some of the students came to me • : with their topics to see if we had 6:46 p.m. May 20. . - Bakery Birth Center . . . He wasv charged'with driving- alumni or past parents who could Grocery Store Physical Rehab Center SHOPPING GROW YOUR BUSINESS! be interviewed for their topic," she. while intoxicated, speeding, and • failure to wear a seatbelt. 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The office direction of 'Lynda Feder,. mem-. will be open as a public service for citizens," Rajoppi said. hers of the Green Thumb Garden voters seeking absentee ballot Countywide, polls are open 6 Club of Cranford planted a red, applications due to an inability to a.m.-8 p.m. June 8. The clerk's office white and blue theme of flowers at Parade, services planned for Memorial Day Vote at the polls for the Primary has prbcessed more than 1,000 Memorial Park . in time for Local communities will mark the Foreign Wars, American Legion and . Election June 8. . absentee ballot applications to date. First Aid Squad plans and Council of Garwood; Garwood First flags will be distributed to those along V Memorial Day. : Memorial Day holiday and pay tribute to Military Order of the Purple Heart; and Aid Squad iind Volunteer Fire . the parade route to show support of the "Voters should have every oppor- Voters who need absentee bal- America's veterans with parades and tunity to cast their ballots," Rajoppi Feder has been collaborating open house Monday the.Cranford police and fire departments Department; Cranfoiid Department of troops, for further information on lots should apply as soon as possi- with parks director- Frank ceremonies this Monday. \ and the Cranford First Aid Squad. said. "We want to ensure that even. ble to: Office of the County Clerk, CRANFORD - The Cranford Public Works; Cranford Boy Scouts and Cranford's event, call the Recreation , those who have a last-minute D'Antonio to replace the woni and In Cranford, the Recreation and Also participating will be the mem- Girl Scouts; the Cranford High School , and Parks Department at (908) 709- . Union County Courthouse, 2 Broad rotting wooden railroad ties with First Aid Squad will host an open Parks Department has asked parade bers of the Cranford Elks Motorcycle. change of plans can have a chance St., Room 113, Elizabeth Regular house Monday immediately fol- Madrigal Ensemble; the Cranford High '7283..'.; •';'• :••:•: • ;-• '.• .;',':,'• . Belgian blocks as a trim for the participants to begin lining up at 8:30 Club^ riding 10 liar-ley Davidsons; Elks School Band; and the Hillside Avenue tovote:" .'•:•••..•,,-••.: • '• .-.. V ••;•.]. office hours are Monday through lowing the Memorial Day servic- : In Garwood, the annual Memorial . raised beds in the park..Red gera- a.m. at the Community Center, located Handicapped Boy Scout: Troop; and Orange Avenue school bands. Mail-in applications legally can- Friday, 8:30 a.m!-4:30 p.m. es, which will run until 1:30 p.m. ; Day service will be held at noon Monday not be accepted if they are post- niums, blue ngerat.u'm and white at 220 Walnut Ave, ' V . . • • . Interfaith Human Relations Committee; In addition to the marchers, the • • at the GarwoodlCnights of Columbus In addition, the .clerk's office is at Memorial Park. • Marching will commence at 9 a.m.:, marked after June 1, Walk-in appli-' \ vinca will greet Memorial Day Crane's Ford Chapter Daughters of the event; will include historic military vehi- Hail, located at 43 South Ave; Parking making sample, election ballots Residents are invited to come concluding with a traditional memorial American Revolution; Cranford v cations are accepted up to 3 p.m, ; observants and the new updated down and join in this event. cles sponsored bythe Military ' and the entrance ire in the back of available on audiotape for all visu- ceremony at Memorial Park on Republican Club; Cranford Democratic Transport Association, and classic cars building off of Willow Avenue. • ••;. June 7, the day before Election Day, ally impaired voters. Residents can stone supports for the planting Squad members will bo on hand Voters will also be able to drop- . beds will-be the• finishing-.touch. Springfield Avenue, located between Club; Azure Masada Lodge 22; The Red sponsored, by Hot Rod's Garage. Refreshments will be served afterward. request audiotape absentee ballots- to take blood pressure, demon- Riverside Drive and Central Avenue. off completed absentee ballots at :'.•' Club members, under the strate lvnw to use some of the Hat Society; Cranford Chamber of In Case of inclement weather, services The public is invited to attend. ••.':'. and other information by calling Joining the line of march are the Commerce; Emergency Medical Services only will be held 10: a.m. at Bates Hall the County Clerk's Office. This pop- (908)527-4996. ,/./\ direction of Jennifer Musillo, then emergency medical equipment In Kenilworth, the American Legion ular option, initiated in 2002, allows : moved on to the Sept. 11 and answer questions about the Grand Marshal, William T.Walsh, Jr.; of Trihitas Hospital; Cranford Historical at the First Presbyterian Church, locat- Post 470 and Kenilworth VFW Post • •.' Detailed information on election' Mayor Barbara Bilger and the Township Society; Deirdre Sliea School of Irish : . : voters to pick up their ballots, fill . Memorial Park, whore red gerani- squad. , • '•••.. •.'•• : . ed on Springfield Avenue between North 2230 will host'.service's.11 a.m. Monday dates, election machines and other Committee; the Union County Pipes and Dance; Cranford.Lacrosse Club; Dreyer Uriion.Avenue.and Miln Street. : out their votes in privacy and drop election services pan be found on ums, white vinca and'blue salvia . The, open house will also at the Veterans Center:on South.21st-- NICOLEDIMELLA/STAF.F PHOTOGRAPHER. •Drums Band; member of the; Veterans of Farms;. American Red Cross; the Mayor . A limited number of American stick •Street. '".• • ' '.' .V . ' '. ' ..• •;• • . them in a secure, locked box the County Clerk's web site at /were interspersed with -existing , , ..include ambulance tours, refresh- through 3,p.m. June 8. Completed http://wvwv.ucnj:org/ctyclerk/elec- . plantings! As.theseasoivprogress- ments, and balloons and face ballots willlie kept ilia secure lock tion:html. Among the newly posted Learning about the es the annuals'should fill out with painting for the children in box under the control of the. Union information are instructions for To mark the upcoming Memorial pay holiday, the Kehilworth Historical Society presented a chil- a colorful red, white and blue .: attendance.'. County Board of Elections, which : ; aims declaring a political party; .•affilia- dren's program titled "Stars and Stripes: The Story of the American Flag" at the borough library .theme;-." • •' ••'"•• .'••• . will pick them up for counting! V. '•':• 1 tion and'obtaining an Election Law Saturday. Among the little ones in attendance were Amanda Ghlappetta, 4 /2, and pani Mauro, 6, The club also recently enjoyed Junior League "This option makes;voting more Enforcement Commission compli- shpwri here inspecting someartifacts from the RevplutibharyWar. a trip to The, Chanticleer/Scott accessible and convenient for our ancemahual. Arboretum in Pennsylvania. .. r" seeks new members residents, particularly for our senior to eiiipower girls CRANFORD^-The Junior :; ' League of Elizabeth-Plninfield is . GARWOOD - Sixth, seventh. include scrapbookingi martial •al event at Trinity : Episcopal •and eighth grade girls through- •••. arts and journal writing. : cui'rently seeking new*-members- Church. 3 p.m. North.and Forest out Union County are. joining • The registration fee of $10 per . •avenues, Cranford.$10 adults,$5 , from Cranford, Westfield, Scotch iThi$ week Plains and surrounding commu- together for a one-day "Girl : person includes lunch and mate- children. (908) 276-4047. nities in southern Union County Power" conference June 2 at The rials. Individuals or groups of BUFFET BRUNCH — for to join the 80-year-old-organizar Westwood on North Ave. middle-school aged girls are : Community Center. In Garwood, . The conference, featuring fun--: the B'nai BYith Ketubah Married.. tion. • . •...' ' . invited to attend, arid advisors the service will be held at noon at Couples Unit. (40+1.: 11:30 a.m. filled workshops and activities, are'encouraged. '••.'.;• the Knights pf Columbus hall on , The J.LEP is an organization will take place 8:30 a.m.-2;15 . THURSDAY The Kenilworth-Inn, Boulevard of women who are committed, to The registration deadline is~ South Ave; •..'••-.-•. .':'•-. and. South 31st Street. $.12.95 p.m: Sponsored by the Union . . May 28. For more information ' OPEN HOUSE — for. the promoting volunteerism,.devel- County Coalition for the MAY 27 . plus tax and tip. RSVP by June 4 oping the potential of women, . , about this youth conference, call Cranford First Aid Squad, follow- Prevention of Substance Abuse Moroso at (732).381-4100. THE BARD ON THE ing the 'holiday services, at at (908) 232-0062.: • . ... and iinproving communities BOULEVARD. . —. Hudson and Prevention Links, Inc., Girl The Union County Coalition . Memorial Park. Visitors and through offectivc action and : Shakespeare Company begins Power is designed tp"build self- for the Prevention of Substance prospective volunteers can see the leadership of trained volunteers. esteem and ensure positive out- their summer series with 'A squad's equipment and learn If you are interested in v'oluh- Abuse is an autonomous arm of Midsummer : Night's Dream,' COMING UP comes throughout life. Prevention Links, an agency ded- , about lifesaving techniques; there GOLF OUTING AND teerism, meeting new jicople and : Sponsored . in. part. by the will be balloons and face painting in learning about the benefits of . According to the. Substance icated to. prevention and early Kenilworth Public Library. 7:30 SOCIAL -^ skth annual event of. Abuse and Mental Health,." . intervention of alcoholism, tobac- to keep kids entertained, as well. the Cranford•' Chamber of . membership in the JLEP, join an p.m. At-.the. plaza in front of informational, meeting fit 7:30 Services Administration, "Girls co, '.drug abuse, and other related Borough .Hall, 567 ; Boulevard. Conunerce, this year featuring Ken .are three times more likely than problems throughout; all. of Union . Drtn.eyko.aii(l.Gerry Cooney. June p.m. June 7 at the Jumble Store, : Free, but bring your own seating! locaied'at 110 Walnut Ave. in \ boys to have a negative, body • •... County. : ' . (908) 276-245.1. 7. Hyatt Hills Golf Complex, 1300 iniage. This is the crucial age WEDNESDAY : Cranford. - The agency provides educa- CRUIS'IN CRANFORD Raritan Rd., Clark. (90S) 272-6114: •when many girls.make decisions •. tional programs, speakers, traui- For more information, call : NIGHTS — second summer, sea- 'THINGS FALL APART — * to try risky behaviors, including ing, videos, and free reference ' • JUNE 2 Kenilworth Library book club, dis- . (908) 709-1177. . ' : / ." son of classic car shows begins in GIRL POWER - Conference drinking, smoking, and using '. materials related to substance Cranford's downtown. Featuring cussion of the novel by Chinua drugs;" ' ' • . : • use issues to law enforcement, and activity day. for middle school Achebe.. 7:lf> p.m. June &• Copies live music and.a DJ various loca- girls, sponsored by Prevention Spaghetti dinner «Sandee Moroso, coordinator of . schpols.specialpopulation ;• tions, and free parking in the available at the library, located at the event.explamedthe need for: groups, communities/civic organi- Links. 8:30 a.m.-2:15 p.m. ,The 548 Boulevard. (908b276-2451, set at St. Paul's •/•' 1 . downtown. 5-9 p.m. ;•' Westwood,- North' Avenue.. this and similar progi'ams. "Girls zations, municipal alliances, faith ACTIVE OLDER ADULT THE MIND-BODY CON- .GARWOOD — An all-you-. •, who develop positive interpersonr communities, legislators, and the Garwood, $10 registration fee NECTION - a talk by Dr. Ronald .DAY - Westfield YMCA partici- due by May 28. For more infor- can-eat spaghetti dinner will be al and social skills decrease their generalpublicl . ' :•. ' .-•• pates, in national event by offer- Glassinan for the Roselle-Cranibrd . held at St. Paul's United Church risk of substance abuse," Moroso : For more information about . mation, cali (732) 381-4100. .. Chapter of Hadassah. 8 p.m. June : ing .morning activities for those POOL AND WATER SAFE- of Christ June 1$, with servings, said.' , ': •. '•'.' "•..'• '•". • V. ..-V . the'agency, its programs, or for: , . 55 and older. For more, call (908) 8. Temple Beth-ElMekor Chayim, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. . . .. Workshop topics xvill include1 volunteer opportunities, call (732) TY —' a discussion for the Union Walnut Avenue, Cranford.. The 233-2700,.ext. 232. - . -. ; County Chapter of Mothers & Dinner.for adults will cost $8 healthy relationships, health pre- 381,4100,TIT: (732)381-0140, or meeting will also feature the. por person for advance tickets, vention and substance abuse. . .:. More, led by certified: swim installation of tilt club's officers. . check out the.agency's website at •instructor -Laura Bransky- 7:30 $9 at thedoor;.senior citizens • Healthy alternative activities will wvW.preventionlinks.org. "THE PINE BARRENS: UP ,\vill pay $6 and children under Jaycees'event p.m; Westfield YMCA, 22.0 Clark CLOSE AND NATURAL' — FRIDAY .-. St., Westfield. New members wel- age 10 will pay $5. • ... screening of a film by the To reserve and purchase tick- come. (908) 789.8626 or (908) Pinelancl.s Pi-eservation Alliance, produces fun, MAY 28 497-0283. .:••'.• . : ets, call the church office at Student creations PRE-MEMORIAL DAY as part of a One Book New Jersey , (908)789-1285:, program. 7 p.m. June 10. Cranford CEREMONY - held by the St. Paul's is located at the cor- raises funds Cranford: High School social . Community Center, 220 Walnut Jtitst in time for the;Memorial Day weekend, turn your ' Ave. (908.) .709-7272.. . ner of Myrtle Avenue and Center The Cranford Jaycees hosted studies and music departments; FRIDAY Street. . . on display tonight backyard irito an instant summer sensation with a ward•-wlnni ng 10 a.m.: ..Memorial Park, 75th ANNIVERSARY CELE- their Second Annual Family BRATION —• for Boy Scout Troop Fun Miniature Golf '•• GARWOOD — The Garwood blanket, among other ideas, ••:, • Springfield-Avenue.. Veterans and JUNE 4 Public Schools will present •. - -•••%»», •••' container gardens from the area's most-complete" selection! 80 in Cranford. Nomahegan Park. Serapbooking class Tournament at Hyatt Hjlls Upon seeing the display, many members of the public are invited USED BOOK SALE — spon- Golf Complex Saturday their annual Fine Arts Festival visitors can't help but exclaim, to attend: (908) 709-6306. . ' . 6 p.m. June 12. Register at wkir- sored by ;the. Friends of the [email protected] or stop . in at at borough library night, with proceeds benefit- on tonight in the new Lincoln "Can you believe it?" School facility, the public is. Cranford Library. Noon-4:45 Bates Hall on Monday evenings. KENILWORTH •' — The Ing Cranford Famljy Care At 7 p.m., visitors will be p.m., at the library., Continues ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT and Project Home, two local welcome to view art created by; treated to the musical coinpo- Friends of the Kenilworth Public organizations to provide help students from first grade SUNDAY 10:15 a.m.-4:45 p.m, Saturday, SPAGHETTI DINNER — hosted Library will offer, a beginner's . nent of the festival. The show 3iavz a bas June 5. (908) 709-7272. , by St. Paul's United Church of to residents and families in through eighth grade begin- will begin with the fourth serapbooking class 6:45-8:45 times of crisis. While the ning at 6:30 p.m. MAY 30 Christ. 5:30-7:30 p.m.. June 8. 213 . p.m. June 22 in the library's grade mini-musical, "Aladdin" fundralsing was the event's The art classes of Mrs. under the direction of music besutning v^th preiniuim aiynuaK and accent BLOOD DRIVE — sponsored Center St., Garwood. Adult tickets activity room. purpose, it Was all about fun $8 in advance, $9 at the door. 908 > Patricia Novy will exhibit their teacher, Mrs, Marguerti'e bli'4ttijl shade* •• •; ••-.-• by the American Red Cross and SATURDAY The presenter will be Linda ; for sortie of the young duf- Nayajo blanket designs and . Modero. The show stars Joshua New Jersey Blood Services. 8 ,»..,— — 789-1285. . . -..••• Masi, a consultant with Creative fers on hand. Above, 8-year- African Adrinka prints, as well Law as Aladdin and Gianna ' r| with this coupon a.m.-1:30 'p.m! St. Michael's JUNE 5 TOWN-WIDE YARD SALE— Memories, Participants will need old Elizabeth Pubchara, who white supplies lair in Garwood. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. June as works inspired by the art of Popula as Jasmine. • Church, 40 Alden St., Cranford. YOGA ON THE to bring with them six to:seven couldn't avoid the water haz- Ancient Egypt.The students' PENTECOST SUNDAY — a 19. Register in person at Borough photos on a common theme that ard, takes a walk past the Twenty-three accomplished LABYRINTH — two meditative interpretation of the works of sixth, seventh and eight grade celebration .by St.'Paul's United experiences come together, as Hall or at (908) 789-0710. will be,used for their first scrap- waterfall to get to her ball. At l:;i| Super selection of 'W SCRAPBOOKING CLASS — right, Cranford resident Georgia O' Keeffe, Vincent van singers that make up the Church of Christ in Garwood.' Jane Schear leads.a Hatha yoga hook page. All other supplies Gogh, Piet Mondrian and ; 10:30 a.m. 21.3 Center St. (908) for beginner's hosted by Linda and equipment needed for the Michael Kalnins, 2'/2, follows Select Choir will then offer a' •" •'f / IiA class on the Labyrinth outline at Georges Seurat will also be medley of songs from the : 789-1285. First Presbyterian Church. After Masi. 6:45-8:45 p.m. June 22. project will be provided. his ball after sending It down Petunias, Marigolds, " ^^ '^ ; -v.: displayed. Broadway show "Hairspray," the class, participants can walk Kenilworth Library, 548 During the process of creating the green. Gdmphrehas & more! Boulevard. Register at "(908) 276- One of the highlights of the followed by the fifth grade cho- -??•• the labyrinth. 3-5 p.m. 11 their page., participants will • Springfield Ave., Cranford. (908) 2451. . evening will be the display.alu- rus performing a variety of MONDAY learn the techniques of scrap- minum can art. Forty eighth songs including, "A Beautiful t- ^.^^•i,^;ttw-v.;^- .-,-. :,•:,...•:,,•:. ••'^^•; • •„.; 272-6724 or (908) 276-2226. GREAT AMERICAN OLDE bouking, see and use the tools, grade students crushed cans, Land We Share." TYME CIRCUS — the annual and learn about journaling. Each MAY 31 event returns to Cranford, spon- painted them and transformed The community is invited to participant will also receive a them into fish, cows, a hula MEMORIAL DAY CERE- sored by the local Chamber of five gift. NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER come see the art and hear the MONIES — Local communities SUNDAY Commerce. 5:15 and 7:30 p.m. dancer and even a baby in a music. mark the national holiday. In Participants in this program June. 29-30, Hillside Avenue is free and open to all members Cranford, William T. Walsh will JUNE 6 School, off Centennial Avenue. For serve as grand marshal of the of the general public and is rec- . STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL ticket information, call (908) 272- ommenih'd for "ages 8 through parade, which begins 9 a.m. at the 6114. Explore the outdoors with Trailside's summer camps — and Pops Concert; sixth annu- grandma." Children under 16 must be accompanied'by an MOUNTAINSIDE - This summer, • Another program, Junior Naturalists, Zootopia, offered 9 a.m.-noon July 26- Hooray for Herptiles, offered either 9 adult. Trailside Nature & Science Center will offered either 1-4 p.m. July 5-9 or 9 30, explores the history and importance a.m.-noon July 26-30 or 1-4 p.m^ August Because .space is limited, pre- offer a variety of camp programs that a.m.-noon July 19-23, encourages chil- of zoos worldwide. Children are intro- 9-18, focuses on different reptiles and Imglad I took the Investors Savings'challenge. rogistratiim is required-and can provide a unique opportunity for chil- dren to investigate the variety of life duced to the responsibilities of animal amphibians that live in the Watchung be (lone at the library or by call- dren in Grades 3-6 to learn about nature found in rivers, lakes and other wet- care using Trailside's reptiles, amphib- Reservation. Participants will investi- ing (908) 276-2451 during regu- and the outdoors through hands-on lands. Participants will use specialized ians and other display animals. A van gate the lifestyles of these fascinating . The challenge? Find a NJ bank with a higher rate on a lar library hours. If demand is experiences. nets to catch, handle and release sala- trip to theTurtle Back Zoo in West animals, learn proper catch-and-release GD of the same term, conditions, and minimum deposit high, another class will he "Those popular summer camp ses- manders, crayfish, toads and frogs. Orange to view penguins, wolves, llamas techniques for wild snakes, frogs, toads If you do, show us the current ad and we'll meet it. You win, Investors! scheduled. sions introduce young children to some Wild & Rare, offered 9 a.m.-noon July and other animals will conclude the and salamanders, and hike to remote - The Kenilworth Public of the mysteries of the great outdoors in 12-16, will investigate how animals week's activities. areas of the reservation to collect infor- That's the Investors'guarantee. Library is located at 548 Union County's largest park," said become endangered and what can be Trailside Rockers, a three-day work- mation on local herptile populations. Boulevard. Freeholder John Wohlrab. "The sessions done to help them through interactive shop offered 10-11:30 a.m. or 2-3:30 p.m. Catch of the Day, offered 9 a.m.-noon 13-montliCD 24-monthCD 60-month CD fill up fast, because the programs are a games and wildlife management proj- July 5-7, will allow children to use geo- either June 28-July. 2 or August 16-20, Volunteers sought great way for children to get exercise ects. A van trip to the Raptor Trust in logic hammers and goggles to sample investigates the history pf fishing and to beautify the borough and fresh air while they are learning Millington near the Great Swamp will rocks and create a collection to take different fishing techniques. Campers about nature." culminate the week's activities; as home. Campers will learn the difference will test their fishing skills in lake and KENILWORTH — Volunteers Children entering third or fourth campers see how injured birds of prey, between rocks and minerals, participate river habitats and take.a van trip to! are being sought for the grade are invited to discover the trails of such as bald eagles, hawks and owls, ore in scientific experiments to identify min- Pequest Hatchery to discover how trout Kenilworth Beautification the Watchung Reservation through chal- cared for and released back into the erals, watch a mini volcano erupt, and are raised and released. APY M^k%W^ ^m APY APY Committee. lenging hikes, map ronding games and wild. more. Camp" sessions fill quickly, so, please People with a love of garden- orienteering exorcises in Trailside Treks, What'u the Difference, offered either 1- Children entering the fifth or sixth call ahead for space availability at (908) 2.001150:4.0$500 minimum deposit • Also available for IRAs 0 ing are needed to help mniiitain offered either 1-4 p.m. June 28-July 2 or 4 p;m. July 12-16 or 1-4 p.m. August 2-6, grades can learn outdoor survival skills 789-3670. The fee for each week-long, flower planters in the boroughs 9 a.m.-noon July 5-9, Campers will hike focuses on the different groups of the and fundamental fire-building tech- half-day camp is $112 for Union County downtown area. around Lake Surprise to see the diverse animal kingdom. Children can examine niques in Backwoods Lore, offered 1-4 residents and $140 for non-county resi- INVESTORS I I SAVINGS BANK 1-800-252-8119 • www.isbnj.com To volunteer, call the borough wildlife:inhabiting this wetland area an octopus, draw a giant squid, and use p.m. July 26-30. Campers will take part dents. Additional fees are added to Annual Percentage Yields (APVs) shown ara accurate as of dale of publlcalion and uro subject Io change clerk's office at (908) 276-9090 andvisit the Deserted Village of Trailside's new projecting microscope to in shelter building, tracking of local camps that involve a van trip. , ; Without notice. Penally for early withdrawal may apply. Fees could reduce earnings on Ilia account. Ask a and leave name and number to Customer Service Representative about additional rales and terms that are available. Fejtville to discover the history of this discover the multitude of life found in a wildlife and identification of edible wild the attention of Councilwomnn Trailside Nature & Science Center is once-prosperous towh. drop of pond water. plants. Carmeln Colosimo. I located at 452 New Providence Rd. Cranford Chronicle May 27, 2004: B-2 May 27 & 28, 2004 prime t/me/ B-3 Gregory W. Prisco I Obituaries Antonetta Ferrante KENILWORTR -^ rW -^ Antonett,n son.. Rnrco, are dccensed.. Spring Fiii :Pris"cor83rdied"May"22, 2004 at a sister/Gray Mary Pulliam; and ""Ann"" Rotunda Ferrante; 957 "Surviving are a son, Daniel; his home., died May 22, 2004 at the Theo five grandchildren and four ho 18th annual'Spring Fine Art The show will be accented with music ing, blending and forming my ideas functional — it has to be comfortable d brother, Robert Brown. and t.raits Show at Nomahegnn Park ing technique is known as peyote He was born in Brooklyn and Surviving are his wife, Mary George Hardman; House in Elizabeth. great-grandchildren. and a variety of ethnic foods. with my hands. This experience of to wear, durable, and easy to put oh," stitch, which has been used in Native Services were held yesterday, in C ranford will take place.on June 5- Jewelry artists from Cromwell, working With my hands is the one that lived in Elizabeth before moving Ryan Prisco; a son, Gregory Jr.; Mrs. Ferrante was born in 4. m the area across from Union • says Shaw. . • . " American cultures for centuries," says at the Mastapeter Funeral Conri. and Yonkers, N.Y. are just some : to Kenilworth in 1948. , four daughters, Theresa Prisco- Italy. She lived in Newark, is most natural to me," says Shaw employs various techniques Shaw. '. .;'•••••/' •'•• ' '.. ';'• .' 1 radio, TV engineer Home, Roselle Park, followed County College . Tfhe show will fed- of the talented artists at this year's Bushsbaum. "I share in this expres- Mr. Prisco spent 25 years with -.'Cohen; Adelaide Herbst, Joanne Bloomfield and Long Branch uire many.new artisans and crnfters in producing her jewelry pieces, many The show is co-sponsored by the , by a funeral Mass at St. •sho\V. ••' " .•'•'••. '••••'•' •'..'.•: sion, whether it is sophisticated or A&P supermarkets, first in Burke and MaryLou Andrews; a GARWOOD - George Lodge in Westfield, He also was a* before moving to Kenilworth in roin throughout the Northeast aitd of which are traditional to many cul- Union .County Board of Chosen • Cranford and later in. Union. He brother, Edward Brown; and stoc Hardman, an engineer who put a member of the Sons, of the 1974; .;. :.-•.•"-.:' '., • -.. Theresa's Roman Catholic Hailing from Cromwell, Merrie whimsical, bold or dynamic." tures worldwide. "To create weblike Freeholders, the Union County Church. Burial was in, Gate of beyond, displaying and selling their Buchsbaum says her jewelry is about retired in 1980 as a shipping grandchildren. . New Jersey radio station on the American Revolution and;the She was a member of the American-made, handcrafted work. From Yonkers, Susan Shaw creates shapes, I use a simple form of netting, Division of Parks arid Recreation, and : supervisor at the A&P in Union. Services will be 9 a,m. today air and later worked for the Union County Hiking Club. Kenilworth Senior Citizens Heaven Cemetery, East her travels, adventures and everyday necklaces and bracelets that with-- of which several different versions can Janet and Howard Rose of Rose Ihis lice show will be open 10 a.m.-5 occurrences. It was at Paul Newman's - He was a member of the at the Mastapeter Funeral state's public television network, Born in Colorado, Mr. Club and the Altar Rosary Hanover. p.m.. rain'or shine. . stand time and wear excellently. bo folind in Africa, Latin America, and Squared Productions, Inc. : • Veterans of Foreign Wats; Father Horned 400 Faitoute Ave., Roselle died. Jan. 23, 2004 at Overlook Hardman lived in Bound Brook Society at the Church of the Donations may be sent to Hole in the Wall Camp that she "While quality materials are extreme- Eastern Europe. I also employ other Parking is free across the street at McVeigh Council 4186, Knights Park. A funeral Mass will follow Hospital in Summit at age 91. before moving to Garwood in Assumption, in Roselle Park. Center for Hope Hospice, 176. . ^wide-ranging variety of crafts learned about polymers, the material ly important to me, my primary inter- types of off loom weavings, in which Union County College. For further will he on display, including photogra- she uses in her artwork. . of Columbus; the Kenilworth 10 a.m. at St. Theresa's Church, He helped build WAWZ of 1948.-. •••;.-.• •••- , , . Her husband, Angelo, and a Hussa St., Linden, NJ 07036; ests lie in craftsmanship and design. I, beads are closely woven together by information, call (908) 874-5247 or Senidr. Citizens Club; and the phy, weaving, clothing, pottery, wood, "Polymers.allow me to push my cre- view a pie.ee, of jewelry as a set of hand to create either flat or sculptural 541 Washington Ave. Burial .will Zarephath in 1931 when he was .Surviving are ttis wife of 56 metal, fiber, glass and much more. visit the. website at Holy Name. Society at St. be in' St, Gertrude Cemetery, 16; it operated on the AM band years,'Hazel E. Bloom Hardman; ative boundaries by sculpting, mold- problems to be solved. It has to be piece or component. My favorite weav-. www.rosesquared.com. Theresa's Roman Catholic Colonja, ' •" .v until 1984 and continues tp this a daughter, Pamela Cathleen; Patricia Damon Church, Mn Prisco was an Army Donations may be sent to the day on FM, Mr. Hardman joined two sons, Douglas of Bayyille and New York City; two sons/Joseph Air Corps sergeant in World War Center for Hope Hospice or the the New Jersey Network in 1984 Hugh James of Van Nuys, Calif.; CRANFORD — Patricia B. ; Damon, 74, died May 20, 2004 at R. Antonuccio of Scotch Plains Professor will discuss travels of Lewis and Clark •II.. •••.•: .'••;:' .. •".••••••. . • •• . American Cancer Society. as the chief' engineer for its a sister, Lura Lynch of Cape May; her home. . and Timothy D. Antonuccio of Musical Club names Lawrenceville and Warren trans- two brothers, John of Parsippany Kean University will host a ••;"' ; eralogy, cartography, botany, and She lived in Westfield for 20 Cranford; a daughter, Louise A: Heritage Affairs, and is funded in The: exhibit is free to the public mitters. He retired from NJN in and Clovis of Colorado; and four 1 free lecture titled'The Lewis and zoology. The adventures of the! years before returning to her Shaffer of Mount Laurel; a broth- part by a. grant from the New.. •'. , and can be viewed during, normal Louis Brunner '1997. '..-' 7 , grandchildren. Clark Expedition; America's Corps of Discovery captured wide Jersey Council for the. library hours. The .exhibit is : : native Cranford. . er, Paul V. Damon of East .'... GARWOQD,. ~, Louis P.: Army Air Forces during World : He installed radar for the U.S. A memorial service will be reel Commitment to the 7 attention. ; Humanities, a state partner of •sponsored locally by the FriendB .. military around the world during,. 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Ms; Damon retired in 1994 Brunswick; and two grandchil- Brunner, 88,-died May 19,2004 at War ' II. Mr; Brunner '• was a dren. . • - ." '.' . ." '•- •The Scholarship Awards Committee ofthe Musical Club of . , Enlightenment," featuring Dr. • This illustrated presentation the National Endowment-for the :. of the Westfield Library, the •.• • "• ,.••'' Genesis ElderCare-Westfield parishioner of St. Ann's Roman World War II: Gnrwbqd Presbyterian Church, after 20 years as a medical'tech- •\Vostfield recently named 11 music students to receive scholarship Stephen Dow Beckham, Pairiplin will identify the historical context .'Humanities. .. ' , Downtown Westfield Corporation,. Mr. Hardman was a 32nd- 341 Spruce Ave; Arrangements nologist with Exxon Corp. in East Private arrangements were by Professor of History at Lewis & ' Center." \ '"':. •-... " :'.-...•. •:.. '•• Catholic Church in Raritan. / the Gray Memorial Funeral awards totaling $19,000 for the 2004-2005 academic year. the Westfield Historical Society, Born in West New York, ho Surviving are his wife, Julia,' degree Mason in Trenton and a are by the Gray Memorial Millstone. . • 7 Six" of the 11, Carl Baron, Gabrielle Fazio, Laura Kavinski, Clark College in Portland, Ore. the Union County Division of Mason with the Atlas Pythagoras FuneralHome in Cranford. . " ^Surviving are her former husr Home, Donations may be sent to Curator of The Literature of 7 This illustrated'presentation will identify the histori- Mived in•; Garwood for 13 years R. Hartkopf Brunner; a sister, theAmerican Cancer Society. , Stephanie Pearl, Jeanne Marie Schwartz and,Michael Sherry are • ^Cultural and. Heritage Affairs, the'. before moving to North Branch in, Lorraine LaPuzz; six nieces and band, Joseph A. Antonuccio of 'new scholarship winners* Three are high school seniors who will The Lewis and Clark Expedition cal contextof the best-known exploring expedition to Westfield Inn and Bud and Gaile exhibit now at the Westfield' 1.959;•' ;.;;•••:•.;••.,•'.,.•••••••:, '' ''• three nephews. •'.', . major in music at the college level,;and two are college juniors examine the American West A special feature ofthe •:'. Boothe. Group tours are encour- • •'.Mr; Brunner was a former A funeral Mass was held Elsie Mae Franklin already majoring in music. • ,• •:. : ". .•:.'' Memorial Library and co-author aged arid must be.-prearranged" by accountant supervisor in Satuj-day at St. Anne's Roman. KENILWORTH - Elsie Mae ; Surviving are her husband, Rose Rocco Perina The, remaining five recipients, David "Andy" Bhasin, Elizabeth of "The Literature ofthe Lewis lecture is discussion ofthe "traveling library, "the refer- calling the library at'(908) 789<- :• Maplewood with Transport of • Catholic Church..Entombment; Franklin, 87, died May 24, 2004 Richard, E,; a daughter, Janet - GARWOOD — Rose Rocco arid Mary Anne Parkhurst; six Grausso, Nereida'Hellei- Kristin L. Joham and Delsa Slaugh are • and Clark Expedition: A ence works Lewis and Clark carried to the Pacific 4090. ;.. • ' •••''.•"• '7; Bibliography and Essays," . , New Jersey. He retired in 1974 'was. in the Franklin Memorial at Union Hospital, . ' ' . Mae Zahumeny; and two grand- Perina, .78, died May 22, 2004 at grandchildren and "a great- continuing their musical studies and maintaining high scholastic ; ; : . For more.inforniation about- .' after 39 years with TNJ and its Park mausoleum,; .'••• North 1 Born in Keyport, she lived in children.. ..- •••••' ,: ; • .'• ; Beckham wUl provide unparal- Ocean. . •.•;'" .' : 77;.,--.' '•' •"'•.: '•' - '•'."' .' '•"'' •;••'.'"• 1 Union Hospital. grandchild. '•••;••', . • i . • records as a requirement for keeping their scholarship from the this exliibit, the lecture and.other .predecessor, Public Service Brunswick. '•. . •• ,7; • • • ', Mountainside and. Granford Services will be 11 a.m. tomor- Musical Club: 7. „•• '..'. ;".. 7 7; ',77 • .'v';7- . • leled insight into the expedition , cultural programs, contact-the ••" She was born in Westfield • Services'.'wore held yesterday ; Coordinated Transport.' After Arrangements were by the before moving to Kenilworth in row at the First Baptist Church, Carl Baron of Westfield.isthe winner of the very first Helene for the general public, history pro- ofthe best-known exploring expe- ; The Literature of theLewis . Uiiion County Division of. and had lived in Garwood -since at the Dooley Funeral Home, fessionals, rare book enthusiasts, : leaving TNJ he Worked at the Dooley Funeral Home in 2000. ";•••:•• ••'•..• '.'• ' •'-. ' . 170 . Elm St., Westfield. dition to examine the Anierican and Clark Expedition is Qri.exhib- Cultural arid Heritage Affairs at.. 1947.;-'".:. ••'•„;. . '.:' '. ••..-'•• : Cranford, followed by a funeral Roitor Frielnnd Scholarship, He studies: cello with Marion • .Mr$. Franklin was a typeset- teachers, and students. The free West. A special feature of the lec- ' it at the Westfield, Memorial . Belle Mead Garage from 1974-86. [ Cranford. Donations nlay be sent Committal will, be in Fairview .Mrs. Perina was a member of Mass at St. Anne's Roman Fcklnian.at the Manhattan School of Music-Preparatory Division. 633 Pearl St., Elizabeth Q7202 or- ' Hewas a staff sergeant in the . to the Alzheimer's Association. ter with the Hunterdon County Cemetery, Westfield , . . public lecture will be held at the ture is discussion ofthe "traveling Library, located at 550. East :'. .. : Ay telephone at (908) 558-2550, the Garwood Senior Citizens Catholic Church! Entombment He is also a recipient of the New Jersey Governor's Award in Arts. ; Democrat in Flemihgtoh, and . Visitation is 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Education for 2004. In 2003 he was prinicipal cellist with the New Kean University Little Theatre, library," the reference works Broad St.,.through July 16.. This . Registration for, the lecture is not'.. 1 Club. ,•••' '.-. . "••'.'. ; •':•"• . was in the Good Shepherd . 1000 Morris Ave; in Union, at later with the Scotch Plains today at the Memorial Funeral Lewis and Clark .carried to the exhibit was created by the staff required-, but is appreciated. . .• : Her husband, John, died in. Chapel Mausoleum at St. Jersey'All-State'Orchestra and performed with the National High Times, until her retirement in Home, 155 South Ave;, Fanwood; School Honors Orchestra conducted by Jose Serebrier. For three 7:30 p.m. June 8. 7 Pacific Ocean. and. faculty at Lewis '& Clark ••'.NJ Relay users: dial 71.1 or.. ..• Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia". ; 1977. She was a Girl Scout leader Donations may be sent to the September. years Carl has been a member of the New Jersey Youth "Union County, is proud to be "DrBeckhani'slecture College.in Portland. .. ;..'.-. [email protected]. •' and Sunday school teacher in Main Scholarship Fund at Surviving are a son, John; Donations.-may-be sent to the • Symphony, where he has twice been awarded a Bergen part of this rare 'once in a bicen-. explores and interprets the Roselle in the 1950s and 1960s; Roselle Park High School, 185 W.- two daughters, Joyce Coppola Garwood First Aid Squad. Scholarship in their annual concerto competition. Carl will major tenniar.exhibition and companion human experience through the She was a member of the First Webster Ave., Roselle Park, NJ m cello performance with Richard Aaron at the Cleveland 7 lecture," said Angel G. Estrada, literature ofthe Lewis & Clark Baptist Church in Westfield and 07204. 7 7 • • Institute of Music in the fah1: . . . .; ' chairman Of the Union County Expedition. It will be followed by Walter .F. Teubner Board of Freeholders."To date, a question and answer opportuni- Fine Art & Crafts at the American Baptist Women. (labriolle Fazio of Cranford plans to pursue a career in music A son, Mark Evans Franklin, • Walter F. Teubner, 94, died He was married for 53 years education with ah emphasis on vocal performance. As a soprano, this special exhibit has. traveled . ty for the audience," said died in 2001. April 20, 2004 at St. Barnabas. to the -late Irmgard Teubner. she was selected for both the Central New Jersey.Regional . through The Thomas' Jefferson Freeholder Mary, Ruotolo, liaison: Memorial Library in Monticello, to the Cultural and Heritage Nomahegan Park Edith Pielhau Medical Center in Livingston, Surviving are a daughter, . Chorus and the New Jersey All-State Chorus. An officer in the' the Academy of Natural Sciences Programs Advisory Board, CRANFORD . — Edith Born in Thalheim, Germany, JoAnne Teubner Prussak and Cranford High School Concert Choir, Gabrielle is also a cellist in the CHS Orchestra. She will attend the University of Michigan in in Philadelphia, the Louisville To mark the 200th anniver- Edward J.Hobbie Knudson Pielhau, '84,- died May Mr, Teubner came to the United Husband Wilfried Prussak of Free Public Library and the : sary ofdiscovery, Lewis & Clark 18, 2004 at Muhlenberg Regional States in 1929 and lived in Cranford; two sons, William A. the fall. 7 , . ' '..•••••. .-. •" .... •' ;. •• • . ...'' ;'• ;. : . '. Boston Athenaeum. The Westfield ATTORNEY AT LAW Bloomfield before moving to and Walter C.;.five", grandchil- Laura Kavinslti of Fanwood is a junior at Catholic University College lias organized an exhibit Medical Center in Plainfield. Library is the only metropolitan of 65 exceptional items from their Franklin Lakes 55 years ago. dren and. two great-grandchil- of America majoring in Vocal Performance, She has performed in RAIN 6R SHINE She was born in Kenilworth area appearance of this rare vast collection relating to the Ttfnity Penticostal 476 SOUTH AVENUE E. and had lived in Cranford since He was a member' of the drcn., •-.'•.'. ... •tiu'ee different vocal ensembles at CUA, and was a soloist in a exhibit on its nationwide tour." Holiness Fellowship performance of Durufje's/Jee/M/ewj at the National Cathedral. She Lewis and Clark Expedition. j[f [* Covenant Presbyterian Church CRANFORD, N.J. 07016 1947;- . •'" ..•••. .'•' . United Methodist Church of Iritermp.nt was at at Christ Conceived by President . These objects; include original • Cranford, N'.'J. . Mrs.. Pielhau Was a homemak- Summit and formerly a dedi- •the'King'Cemetery in Franklin was.in.the cast of.fi/'f Zauberflote'arid considered for one ofthe 291. Parsonage Hili Road . loads. Comfortable backstage as well as on stage,. Laura has Jefferson, the Lewis and Clark expedition narratives, maps, 908.272-6788 er and a member of the Cranford cated member of the Franklin Lakes. Arrangements were by Expedition charted the vast inte-. newspaper accounts, period .arti- Rev. Frank Sforza, Pastor '. . ' Short Hills Lakes Methodist.Church. the. Vander Plaat Funeral chaired props and stage managed several productions at CUA. • • • • 11:30 a.m. Sunday School 908-276-4777 Senior Citizens Tuesday Club. rior of North America. Funded by facts and rare books. 6:30 p.m., Sunday Evening Worship Her husband, Frank, died in A talented singer of sacred, Home of Wyckoff. •Stejjhjmje.Pearl of Cranford will begin her studies as a Vocal Congress for the "purposes of Beckham's lecture and discus- , M,.-' 7:30 Wed. Worship/Bible Study ^973-467-8454 FAX: 908-709-1663 1999. ':•.•' •'• ', ' , concert and operatic miisic, Mr. A memorial service will be PeribrnTanceniajor at 'Wagner College in the fall. Active in commerce," the expedition mount- sion on the exhibit is co-sponsored Summer Schedule Surviving are two sons, Frank Teubner was a member of the held 3 p.m. June 6 at the Cranford High Schoolensembles Including the select Madrigal ed a complex mission of diploma- by Kean University and Union ; TO Ami IM ISI; in i; 1: Choin she was also in both the New Jersey Regional and All-State 10:00 am -''Sunday Worship GENERAL PRACTICE INCLUDING: and Allen; a brother, John Pontifical Choir-Diocese of United Methodist Church of cy, linguistics, ethnography, min- County Division of Cultural & Knudson; a sister, Betty Upton; Paterson, the Newark Male Summit, located at 17 Kent Choruses. Stephanie was vice president ofthe Tri?M Music Honor 7:31) pm - Wed. Bible Study & Prayer Society as well as President ofthe school Diversity Club. Cast in • ESTATE PLANNING • PERSONAL INJURY four grandchildren and two Chorus, the Denville Mixed Place Boulevard. "Faith comes by hearing, and hearing great-grandchildren. Chorus and the North Donations mrvy be sent to the , three-of th? high school's musicals, she was given: the role of •ELDOR.LAW , •MATRIMONIAL ." 1 Madame ThenardierinLes Miserable* as a senior. ' . soo Deadline Noon ! 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Crawford High names honor students for third marking period Laura Brockway named top sales agent for April wviiig-students - Ressegue,—Jean—Mane—Kidente—Kurt iy—Ulueiir- Nicoler tu——liaura-Brockway,~a^ top of"the Westfieia office, said, "It is obvious that Founded in 1958, Burgdorff ERA is the top earned academic honors for the third mark- Sigmund, William Singer, Mark Stewart, Patrone, Kamila -Pnvezzi, Jenna Pi'arr, Mateusz Sternik, Jennie Stolte, William Samantha Zebrowski. achiever in the Burgdorff ERA Westfield office, hard work and dedication to her clients' needs producing ERA real estate firm in dollar vol- iig period at Cranford High $chool: Bryan Tansky, Katherine Vaupel, Derek Rocchini, Cindy Romero, Steven Struthers, Jessica Thoden, Patrick Virgil i, .Grade 12: Daniel, Abramson, Lauren. has been honored as Salesperson of the Month have resulted in her achievement as salesper- . ume nationally, with 16 offices and over 700 Romero, Samantha Roise, Nicole Salerno, Tiffanie Wagner, Katherine Whalen, Sara Albert, Edwin Aranzazu, Martiza Boll, for.April.with six-units sold with a volume of : son for April. She is a great asset to our office; sales associates in New Jersey. The ERAreal | President's list Honor Roll . Amanda E. Sanzone, -Allison J. Scjuilz, .. Winters, Alexandra N.Zamorski, Mark Patrick Boyle, Meghan Brady, Ryan Byrnes,' more than $4.7 million. and we are very proud of Laura and congratu- estate network includes more than 29,100 bro- « Grade 9; Sarah Belden, Jonathan Beloff, Grade 9: Jacob Alderdice, Jrtclyn Christopher Seriilin, .Clare Sheehan, Zamorski, Patryk Ziclonka. :3rockway has received many distinguished late, her in her many outstanding accomplish- kers and sales associates throughout, the Richard Cameron, Joseph Campagrra, : Sarah Bender, Haley Brown, Lindsay AJtebrando, Lauren Asian, Kimberly Shantia M. Smith, Christopher Snyder, Grade 11: Daniel Ahern, Natalie Allcock, Chelsea Capece, Steven Carbone, John- awards and is a member in the New Jersey . ments."' '••;.;'. •• • .;' '-. .- - .-•.-.' .;••'. . .-•••.' United States and 30 other countries andterri IJolan, Andrew Fassler, Jennifer Folinusz, Baglieri, Ashley Blanding, Kevin Boyle, Kyle J. Sobocinski, Kara Skill, Ashley Michael Altebrarido, Robert Argon; Amanda Catena, Michael Davitt, Michelle Delia' Association of Realtors Million Dollar Sales Brockway can be contacted at her direct line torios. ,. • •'• .' , • .. ,'-..• .•• •-. •; Qaniel J. Frieri, Julie Anne Garretson, Ryan Brown, Jessica Biizar, Conor Byrnes, Terrell; Joseph Touloimiis, Kimberly Ulaky, Asian, John Backiel. Jr., 'Jennifer Bayak, Serra, Thomas Dobbs, Ryan Duffy, Gabriele Club Bronze Level 2001 and the NJAR Circle of at, (908) 518-5288 or via email at Laura- Each office is independently owned and Christine Urban, Hannah Van Why, Excellence Bronze Level, in 2002 and 2003. ComeMwkreliwe! Sophia S. Gomez, Jennifer Hanke, Alicia Kristine Caiafa, Nicole M. Carbonell, Katherine Baylock, Jillian Berkowitz, Fazio, William Felegi, Krista Fincke,'.' [email protected]. operated except offices owned by NRT Jonathon Westcott, Travis E. Wilkins, Brockway has ajso attained recognition with Hertz, Joseph Kardos, Krystina L. Arthur Cardillo, James Carolan, Samantha Blaldey J. Brown, Alana Buonaguro, Sai'ah Jacquelyn. Fort us, Bryan Giannecchini,. The Burgdorff ERA Westfield office is a full Incorporated. Burgdorff ERA is a member of Kobylinski, Natalie Laucius; Alexander Cartwright, Nicholas M. Codella, Peter Amanda Williams, Stefanje- Winnicki, Burgdorffs Raising Star Award in 2000, the NRT family of companies. Capodice, Stephen Caprio, Alisse Comiolly, Jessica Hampson, Mallory Hm-hn, Jessjca service real estate center located at 600 North Ceil 732-925-0853 tycCoy, Brittany McGinley, Allie J. Miller, Collier, Thomas Connolly, Christopher Derek Yates. . ,' r President Club in 2001, and the Loader's Circle Ave. West. For real estate assis- .\niello (Neil) Delia Valle, Christophe r Head, Nicole Hynes, Adam Jenkins, Leigh . jkclyn M. Morgese, Carla Rutmayer, Cook, Joseph M. Gorreia, Caitlin Curtis, Grade 10: Holly Aherri, Patrick Ahem, DeLuca, Lauren J. DiMarco, Cln-istopher D. in 20021 Having proven she has what it takes tance, or to inquire about a career Rebecca Schlenker,. Yelena Shteynberg, Teresa Dankbsky, Dana Dechiarp, Job S, Joanna.Arcieri, Katherine Behrens, John E. Jolmson, Helen Kaplan, Krystyna Karmol, for Success, Brockway has been chosen to act as in real estate, call the office at Drechsel, Steven J. Ferrao, Alisa Flescher, Lori Kiempisty,. Chester S. •' Klimek, Century 21 Picciuto Realty Search 1,000's of properties Elizabeth E. : Simon, Allison ••' Stolte, Dennis, Keith Dobbs, Bridget C, Dooley, Bender, Leah- M. Blnnes, Rebecca Booth;. Michael Folger, Molly Folger, William a mentor for new agents through Burgdorff's (908)233-0065. Meredith Krauter, Andrea Krenek, Kate 115 MilnSt;, Cranford, NJ 07016 Karianne Weber. "-..-.'•. 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We invite them to from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday combinations which create staff guide's (.'iistomers through exploreour assortment,as they and Friday from 7 a.m. to 7' 'container gardens'," said Steve an extensive array of hanging prepare their homes for the p.m., Saturday from 7 a.m. to 6 Parker, owner of the 14-acre baskets, which feature regular summer season," Parker said. p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to gardening center. annuals, exotic annuals, foliage Parker Gardens has been 5 p.m. "Container gardens can plants and niini-impatiens. serving the area for over 50 For more information, call bring lots of color to wherever "We can assist customers years, with one of the (908) 322-5555 and press the home owner wants it and, with their selections, as well as Northeast's largest selections extension 5 for directions and 6 best of all, there's no growing advise them on plantings that of plants, trees and shrubs. for special events. 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SENIORS Scotch Plains Golden Agers with The Surrogate is available to Mets: ; THE SOURCE FOR SENIORS their wills in a visit to the "Scotch speak with community groups and Hills Gold Club recently. civic organizations, as part of an Thursday Club It's a FREE guide that includes: LaGorte, joined by a notary initiative to better educate the . The Cranford Senior Citizens Thursday Club meets 1 p.m. at the making public, met with individual mem-' public about these'important Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave. Activities: .. '... • All options, from Active Adult Communities to bers of the. group to evaluate their issues and related topics. May-2 7 — Trivia; ••'' Ablii'imor's care, including home care and valuable wills, and ensure that they .are- The Surrogate's office can be Trips sponsored by the Thursday Club ((he public is Welcome): products and MM vices valid and "self-proving." With self- reached at (908) 527-4280. Aug. 13-26 — Yellowstone adventure, including trips to Mt. inebelieVe • Comprehensive listings of all licensed pun ideis • Ruslimore 'and Grand Tetons. $1,892 per person, double occupancy. per By DANIEL MURPHY • Articles and advice to help you make a decision Aug.,.21-Sept. 7 — Highlights of the Canadian-; Rockies. $2,380 person, double occupancy. • ' 'THE CHRONICLE/ ••• : . • • hasy to use, with descriptions and locations Older Adult Day at the Y Oct. 21 -26— Deluxe motorcoach trip to Bai1 Harbor, Maine. $727 per of facilities WESTFIELD — Today, the the guest speaker/entertainment;.. It is still May. ' .".•'.' .."••' person, double occupancy. For more information about the extended There are still four months left New Lifestyles is available for yotn area, West field Aiea YMCA will salute 12:30-2 p.m. ^complimentary lunch : those ovoi the age of 55 -during ' trips' will <9P81272.-5375*.." '; ' . .'•• . ; . • T • .-.••' in the season. ... •!, \.".' as well as over 40 areas throughout with a presentation titled "Keeping National Active Older Adult Day. •'-•• the Golden Years Golden.'' Friday Club. •'. ''-'.'.-/•. . .• - ."..'•- '•';:. ".-•.--. • There are still plenty of games. the country. Schedule a tour "of the facilities This is open to the public and Y ,The Cranford Senior Citizens Friday Club meets 1 p.m. at the left to be played, slumps to strug- Throws 1-hitter in •ind/oi paitiupate in any of the Ibl.-' membership- is not required. CommunityCenter,220Walnut.Aye.Activities: . . ; ':••'..; gle through and injuries to over- Call Today! It's FREE! lowing activities; 8-8:55 a.m., Line Drawings for free raffle prizes will .May2S — Social/bingo. .- . .'•'•• .. •'••;• • . -.;... come/ . ' : ..-.' .-".' ' 2-0 sernififial win; Dance Class, 9 15-10 a.m., Senior follow lunch. For more information, Trips sponsored by the Friday Club: : It's still early, I know. 0 Sti ength Ti aming Class; 9;30- . call the Westfieki Area.YMCA at .... Ji/m.. .—to Atlantic City! $17, leave from Centennial Avenue Pool at ..It js actually, still very, very New Providence 1-800-820-3013 Noon, Visit the Old 'Guard and see (008)233-2700,ext 232, ;'• '.'. • noon. .Other trips planned July 14 and Aug. 22. early. But I can't help it. ' May26 — Polka Fesit at:Mt Haven Country Resort, 8:30 a;m. to 7. p.m. LET'S GO METS!! LET'S GO irpiiext Includes breakfast buffet, activities and shopping, polkas, mazurkas, live •METS!!- '•.••;'.-•• '••. ' •• •''• • :' OR \ isit us online at * A/etV WARNING: CP HOLDERS Polish entertainment'with a Polish buffet dinner. Open bar. $53.. YAGOTFA BELIEVE, By DANIEL MURPHY .June: 15•— toLorigwood. Gardens in Kennett Square, Pa. to see the BABY!!!!!! : '.'•'•: '• . wwvv.NcwLifcStylcs.com i-m.mmwl.wn : THE CHRONICtE • . .' •,.'".:. • . If you own CD's and let the carried interest•accumulate, Festival of Fountains. The trip leaves 8 a.m!, returns 7 p.m. $53 fee How can you not be excited . includes dining in the Terrace Restaurant (handicapped-accessible). with the way the Mets are playing After a slow'start to the sea- July 19-23 — Cape God trip. Spend five (lays imdfour nights visiting right now (other than being a , I Callors roquostmg Now LifoSlylos may receive information from providors in Ihoir aion an urgent tax avoidance update has been prepared for son! the Brearley High baseball Martha's Vineyard, Chatham, Provincetown, Hyannis, the -JFK'irtuse- spoiled Yankee fan)? .. . team barely squeaked into. the. your review. This written update will give you the very 'um.and.morc> $395 double occupancy includes four.breakfasts and din- . I've been predicting nothing . l state tournament, and was even latest in tax reduction and probate avoidance for CD ners; • ••-.•'..". • .. '.' : . :. ' ' ' .• ••' . •'••....' ••' ••' •' but doom and gloom from this mistakenly ; left out when the .'•. Qct. 25-27 — to Foxwood and Mohegan Sun casinos. $170 double team since the winter meetings'•••., initial pairings were released. owners. To get your free copy of this report vvhijc sup- occupancy includes two nights accommodations, two continental break- and now they've thrown them- fasts, meal credits, and guided tours of Mystic and Ne.w London. But; now the Bears find plies last, call 1-800-215-6337 for a 24-hour, free recorded selves right into the middle of the themselves, on the verge of mak- . Da: 14 — to the Lili- Larigtry Christmas show. Trip leaves 9 a.m., National League East race. I was message. returns 6 p.m. $63 fee includes show admission'and a meal. ing school history. . preparing for a hopeless summer Behind another dominating For reservations or more information about the trips,, call Helen at and now they've given me reason pitching'.'.- performance from (908)..276-2849.-.: :... . :, : : '•.' ; ' to believe. • '•. •.:.' Vinnie Russo, Bre&rley knocked Quality healthcare...connected to you Following Tuesday night's con- off South Amboy 2-0 Tuesday to SNTSUMM€ft GIKAT! Wednesday Club vincing 5-0 win over the division- reach the Central Jersey-Group The Cranford Senior Citizens Wednesday Club, meets at the leading Phillies the Mets have 1 final where it is scheduled •Community Ceiitcr, 220 Walnut Avc, '.•'•• won four in a row, are a game over face rival. New Providence 4 I Rehabilitation ''•-.'Trips .sponsored by the. Wednesday Club include: . . • : .500 and are just two games out of p.m. Friday in SpotsWood. ' first place. Sunburn :; - June 14 — to Showboat in Atlantic City. .Fee is $16. Bus leaves Brearley, which has won One of the area's Meeker Avenue at 11. a.m. For information, call Arleen Bordon at (908) -..'.Two!; :'." ' •'. . ..'" sQven of its last 10 games, has Swimmers Ear 272-5441.'. .. •' ...•.'.'. ;••'/". ' • ' •':... ;' ' ' ;' "• ' •', I would have' predicted they'd most respected reached the sectional; final • 'Poison Ivy . Sept.. 6-10 — five-day, four-night trip to'Wild wood Crest. Includes be 22 games back by now. providers of Acute round-trip motor coach transportation; deluxe room accommodations at It may be a little premature to twice before, the last time being • Guts & Bruises and Sub-acute care. the Regal Plaza; dine-around dinners.in area.restaurants plus a $1.0 imagine the Mets in the playoff in 1988, but has never won the , food/casino; (bur nights of entertainment including Camp May County hunt come August, but a man can title, according to Head Coach K •Tick Bites Performing Arts'Center variety show, dinner-comedy • show -at The dream can't he? The simple fact is Joe Capizzano. . . .' • Bee Stings Nursing Care Grand Hotel ih.-Cape May, gala night with prizes, music and.dancing; tlu's team isn't all that talented "We're playing our best base- and a trip to an Atlantic City casino with bonus package.. . \ ' • and can still find plenty of ways to ball of the season right now," " • Broken" Bones The cost is $280 per person,double, occupancy; $350 for a single (driv- lose. • said Capizzano. "The kids are - The region's premier er-gratuities included I, A deposit of $80 per. person is required to reserve They're also not as bad as I having fun, everybody is con-, provider of quality, a space with final ayment due July 15. \ '••'•. V thought they were going to be and tributing. You have to give these kids credit, they've been compassionate care for . For information and reservations'call Harmon at (908) 276-28-15 or. their pitching has been nothing iv ••• % Allergies •working hard and it's paying long-term, hospice and Arleenat(908)272-5441.. . . ' '. short of phenomenal. Roselle Park edges Cougars in off." •• •••• •'. ,";/.\ ,.-. • Sports Injuries, etc. !•!• I'm not going to drain all of the Alzheimer's-type patients. Cranford Chapter AARP 4269 fun out of it by poring over the , Russo has been driving force Respite stays available. . Semors with questions nbout the' new Medicare prescription .drug' , statistics and analyzing their on- UCT final 2-1 in 13 innings behind Brearley's trip to the base percentage against lefties final. He allowed just one hit discount cards will be able to hear some •answers at the next meeting By DANIEL MURPHY In the bottom of the frame May 28. Leading the discussion of the hew cards will be Bridget Devane, born below the Mason-Dixon line Tuesday, in the third inrting, with more than two vowels in THE CHRONICLE. . . ' . Nikki Spampinato singled with and struck out-11 to improve to With breathtaking an organizer for' NJ Citizen Action. The meet ing will begin at.iO a.m. at. 'one but and Kate Ramey,.who No APPOINTMENTS.. . Lincoln School, Lincoln and Centennial Avenues. . .'-.' . •' .'.-''. their last name. In fact, a look at . 5-2 on the season. ••••'. views of the Watchung 1 LINDEN — For the second replaced Tara Scarmuzzi when His only two losses this year OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK A feature of the chapter meeting \Vill' lx a short video on. the' the'Mets numbers can be down straight year seven innings was- Mountains, this right: frightening. ' she was. injured, reached on an have come to New Providence in Medicare prescription drug program narrated by Walter Cronkite. n't enough to separate the error to put runners at first and Mon.-Fri.••(Oam-Gpm). state-of-the-art facility : The chapter will hold its installation luncheon June 4 at the Until you look at their;winning the ' first game of the season 'Silt. & Sun, (l'(-)iim-4pm) RUNNEL1S Cranford High softbalf and second. Morge then blasted a when two unearned runs in the is staffed 24 hours- .Westwood,.North Avenue in Garwood.••Beginning at noon, the luncheon percentage, Roselle Park the Union County will feature entertainment 'provided by George Fitzsinmions. For fur- •." Is it a little early to begin cele- ball to centerfie'ld but it held up bottom of the seventh led to a 3- .a-day by dedicated .V/)i'o'ii//;t'i7 llnspiinl ol'lJnioit (.'mintv . Tournament filial. . ther information call (908) 241-4746 or (973) 467-0753. brating? Yes. for the Panthers' outfielder for 2, loss, and against Union in the physicians and And for the second straight the.second out of the inning and Trips tours chairman Mike Doncrank is taking reservations for a Are these winning ways likely ' first round of the Union County URGENT i CARE professional nurses. Medicare and Medicaid always accepted, two-day tour Oct. 3-4. It will include an overnight stay at Mohegan Sun to continue to the end of the sea- year Roselle Park came put on Ricitelli recorded her 23rd Tournament. Union will-play Resort and Casino in. Connecticut, and next-day visits to the Nautilus son? Probably not. top, this time edging Cranford 2- strikeout of the game to win the Watchung Hills for the North 1 in 13 innings Saturday for the tournament for Roselle Park. Jersey Section 2', Group 4 title 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 Submarine and Museum and to Foxwood Casino. The cost for a double (Do I answer my own ques- MULTI CARE HEAITH CENTER room is $189 per person; $265 single. For reservations call'Doncrank at tions? Yes.. county championship. Last year "We gave it .away with errors Friday. . • • '.-'" • . . '•'.' Easily reached from Routes 22, 24 S, 78. Just 1 mile from exit 4 I oil 1.78. (908)486-6679, '•....'. Roselle Park won 1-0 in 11 .tonight. It's as simple as that," In the quarterfinal round Another service of the Union County Bo.'ud of Ctiose'n Freehokl.el's Is that annoying? Probably : In addition, the chapter is offering the following trip: Am I going to stop? No.) innings. said Cranford Head Coach Terry Friday Russo threw another (off Raritan Rd., behind Windsor Diner) June 23 — Visit Atlantic City. Bus will leave from the Lincoln. School I should probably wait until at Cranford advanced to the Biunno. "We hit her. We -scored one-hitter, striking out nine and Call 908-771-5901 * www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS on Centennial Avenue. Additional trips planned July 28 and Aug 25. " least mid-June before I get too final with an impressive 6-1 tri- an earned run off of her. She has- walking hone as Brearley •v" 732499-0606 crazy about this team, but by that umph over Union in the semifi- n't done that in weeks. We take ' . .'.•••' . .. JOHN FEI/CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT defeated Dayton 9-0. He was time they could be out of it. Mets nals Friday night. away a lot of positive stuff with Sarah Capodice, above, rips a single In the ninth inning of the Union perfect through 4 2/3 innings fans may have only once .chance Thisyoar's loss in the final is that, not just negative stuff. County Tournament final Saturday. But the Cougars were left disap- before Dayton managed its lone' How to avoid this season to be excited about no less difficult for the Cougars "They beat us fair and square pointed after falling to Roselle Park for the second straight year, 2-1. hit of the game. their club and since they- are in to stomach as once again errors and that's all there is; to it. I'm "He'just been dominating on the midst of a 12-game stretch led to game-winning unearned extremely proud of them." "She pitched out of her mind," grounder by Lauren Phillips for the mound," said Capizzano. State of the Art Cancer Treatment Center in NJ Medicare fraud against the two teams ahead of runs. Cranford jumped-on top of said Biunno. "What an awesome a quick 2-0 lead. "He's pitching great. He's a war- them in the division, we have to With Cranford clinging to a 1- Ricitelli, Roselle Park's standout job she did. That's a sophomore Morge singled and scored rior, he wants the ball and he (NAPS)-Millions of . 0 lead in the top of the sixth loading us today. There is no when Sarah Capodice's : Medicare beneficiaries can now take full advantage of it and live pitcher, right away. Morge led off wants to finish the game. "Intensity modulated radiation it up now. inning Roselle Park's Becky the bottom of the first with a doubt in my mind that that kid is grounder was misplayed in the "He'$ throwing strikes and enroll in the new Medicare dis- Ricitelli reached on an error and a gamer and you could see exact- second inning. The Cougars therapy (IMRT)'wraps radiation beams New State of the Art Equipment count drug card program. Live it up before Brandon double, down the leftfield . line getting ahead in the count. And Looper starts blowing more saves advanced on a single by Laura and swiped third on a passed ly what she's made of She got tacked on three more runs in the if he doesn't he fights back. He's precisely around tumors to destroy cancer However, as mailboxes fill with Bundy. Elena Morge retired the three hits off of Ricitelli. I don't fifth when Capodice and with Fully Integrated IMRT System drug card information, some than Armando Benitez. ball. With two outs Kiera just dominating right now. He's cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue Enjoy Steve Trachsel's four-hit next two hitters but a Cranford Zimmerman slapped the first think many kids in the state of Zimmerman hit back-to-back pitching really well." beneficiaries, especially seniors, error allowed the tying run to New Jersey can boast that off of doubles, Lisa Levonas reached may find themselves at risk for shutouts while ho-can still get out pitch she saw back through the But he will not be available of the third inning. score. .-••-. middle to plate Morge and give her." on an error and Christa Colineri Friday against New Providence. drug card fraud by organiza- hit a run-scoring sacrifice fly. tions claiming to be Medicare- Celebrate Cliff Floyd's clutch • Neither team put together a Cranford a quick 1-0 lead. Ricitelli struck out 23 while Following Tuesday's victory approved. hitting before he goes back on the serious threat to score again Morge, Cranford*s sophomore allowing six hits Saturday after The majority of the squad Capizzano was still unsure how DL. until the top of the 13th inning southpaw, played an outstanding tossing an 18-strikeout, no-hit- returns next year and will be he would use his pitchers in the . Here are a few tips to protect Revel in Shane Spencer's when Amanda Strnhan started all-around game for the Cougars ter in the semifinals against looking to make the Cougars final,, turning to either Kevin yourself: strong play before somebody the inning by reaching on the Saturday night, striking out four, Governor Livingston. fourth straight trip to the coun- Rodriguez or Caleb Bain. Bain — Know your options; The reminds him again who Kevin first of three straight errors by walking none and allowing just Cranford*s bats wore hot in ty final. is still recovering from an Centers for Medicare and . Maas was. the Cougars. When Stephanie eight hits while pitching all 13 the semifinals against Union as "It's a brand new bunch of injury suffered against Medicaid Services (CMS) states., Marvel at Mike Piazza's hitting Kirstie's groundball was mis- innings. She was 3-for-6 at the the Cougars pounded out eight kids," said Biunno. "The hurt Immaculata when he was hit on that only 36 organizations and , played Strahan scored to put plate with two doubles, a single hits and scored six runs. Again, goes away really quick when you \ prowess before he misses three the leg by.a line drive. 4'A Medicare Advantage plans, weeks with a fractured pinky toe. Roselle Park up 2-1. Morge then and a run scored. She was also 2- Morge scored on a single by look at. what you have to look "You have to reach the final including major health insurers Root for Karim Garcia before got two groundballs and a strike- for-4 with two runs scored Zimmerman in the first and forward to the next couple of to have a chance to win," said and pharmacy benefit managers he gets arrested again. out to get out of the inning. Friday night. • Zimmerman came' home on a -'years.". •' . • Capizzano, who added South . 892 Trusslcr Place, Kahway, New Jersey 07065 like Medco Health Solutions,' Let's not get caught up project- Amboy held their ace, hoping to are Medicare-approved. Be sus- ing where the Mets will be in a use him in the final. "We needed (732)382-5550 picious of cards that are month or two months. That will to get there first." Medicare-endorsed, Medicare- only lead to bad thoughts. Cougars finish second in section He has confidence both produced or Medicare-provided. Let's focus on the good while Rodriguez and Bain can do the — Look for the logo: All legit-! Eric Karp., M.D, Medical Director we still have some good to focus By DANIEL MURPHY sophomore Mary Rose Mullen. was closely followed in each under the tutelage of Mike Dow. job but if the game is rained out imato Medicare-approved cards on. Friday, Russo would be avail- THE CHRONICLE "We thought we had a.chance event by freshman Joseph and Bruce Denmead, the Board Certified Radiation Oncologist carry a "Medicare Approved" Let's vote for Mets at every to win," said Head Coach Ray McKenney, who was third in .the Cougars have two potential stars able to pitch Saturday. New logo in the lower right corner. position on the All Star ballots, The Cranford High boys track White, "But (Carmody) is one of 1600 (4:27.85) and 3200 in sophomores Dan Manuyag Providence through Rutgers- About Dr. Karp: .•/.:'.;',>•' •,•;,: -. •'• .,••/.: . Consumers should look for the : start arguments over voting Art team entered the North Jorsey the best I've ever seen. (10:00.47). McKenney broke his and Mary Rose Mullen. bound ace Tony Wargo in their logo and not accept any card Howe Manager of the Year and Section g, Group.2 championship "Our kids ran very well. They own freshman record in the Manuyag. took third in the semifinal win over Roselle '.';FQw^.|ii^'.I)ii^ of Itahwry: Bcgtanal Cancer Center without it, Kiiz Matsui Rookie of the Year meet with its eye on the title. were up to the challenge." 1600. 100 (11.51) and sixth in the 200 Park. — Keep the door closed: and chant M-V-P every time _ But Governor Livingston Tom Planor led the boys Ryan McMahon placed third (23.91). Mullen was fifth in the Tuesday the Bears came out mm Medicare-approved plans will Piazza comes to the pinto. Let s superstar Mike Carmody was too in the 800 (1:59.62) and Brian 100 (13.63) and sixth in the 400 nervous and were shaky early. squad with a victory in tho high ,VJ'^J^j;;j|i,i||J| never soil door-to-door or over remind Yankee fans that Jeter is much to overcome as he single- jump, clearing 6 foot 2 to take Brown was fifth (2:01.05). Nate (1:01.60). But in the fourth inning they the phone, and they will never only hitting .190 (okay, tliat's handily scored 38 of Governor homo the gold. Dave Styler tied Thompson placed fourth in the Gallo will lead the Cougars got it together and scratched use high-pressure tactics to sell kinda irrelevant, but it is pretty Livingston's 89 points to lead the for fifth in the high jump, clear- 1600 (4:30.23) and Ryan Byrnes into the Group 2 championship out their first/run of the game you a card. funny!). , ,. Highlanders to tho sectional ing 5-8. was fifth in the 3200 (10:30.30). this weekend in Egg Harbor as when Russo hit a triple to right Free Door to Door — Isolation can lend to ; Even if it's just for a coupled title. Cranford placed second Cranford was most dominant On the girls side, Hannah Van the third seed. The top six finish-, field and scored on a single Transportation Available exploitation; Elderly consumers weeks, let's take advantage of this with 65 1/2 points, with Hanover in the distance events, scoring 42 Why took sixth in the 3200 ers from the sectional meet back up the middle by Eddie who live alone are often the tar- opportunity and believe these Park third with 50 points. of their points in the 800, 1600 behind Gallo (11:34,08) in advance to the group 'meets,'with DePaola. gets of fraud schemes. It is /<• •Mots are for real and that we. Cranford's girls squad scored and 3200. 12:06.99. the top six finishers this week- In the fifth inning Shane important for family members .'. don't have to be second-class citi- 14 points, led by another victory Sophomore Kevin Brown Cranford hasn't had many end advancing to the Meet of Santelli led off with a doubte to keep in touch with elderly ,! zens in this baseball town any- by freshman Laura Gallo in the placed second in both the 1600 sprinters that could score on the Champions Wednesday in South and scored on a single to rigfyt : relatives and friends and help ; more, . , „ 3200 and two-top six finishes by (4:25.37) and 3200 (9:66,5) .and state level in recent years but, Plainfield. , , field by RUBBO for a 2-0 cushion. them avoid the risk of fraud. ' We gotta believe, right.' •v* vv-vv Cranford Chronicle May 27, 2004 C-2 May 27, 2004 Cranford Chronicle C-3 fall to Park in semis; ib IHE wins TIME TO Roselle Park manufactured BASEBALL the seventh inning the Cougars the lone run of the game as the .Vinnie Russo tossed a one- rallied for1 one run and had the Panthers held off Brearley for a hitter with nine strikeouts to go-ahead run on base when a Exclusive First tinrie Ever Offered! 1-0 win in the Central Jersey lead the Bears to a 9-0 win over ground, out ended, the threat and Group 1 tournament Tuesday. Daytori in-the quarterfinal their state tournament hopes in Brearley mustered just two round of tne. Central Jersey* a 6-5 loss to Parsippany in the hits against Roselle Park's Group 1 tournament Friday. first round of.the North Jersey Becky Riccitelli but kept the Russo was.also 2-for-3 at the' Section 2, Group 2 tournament. Panthers, off. the Scoreboard plate with an RBI and a run SOFTBALL until the fourth when they broke scored. Shane Santelli hit a ••" pinden scored,twice in the top . through on:a single, stolen base .home run oh the second pitch of of the ninth to hand the Cougars and an infield single for the the game. Brearley scored once a 2-0 loss in regular season1 play lead.-' .;' •'•".. ."*. : • ' ' •;• Tuesday. GENERAL MOTORS SUPPLIER PRICES in the fourth, four more in the Vanessa Muniz singled in the fifth and had: three runs in the Elena Morge had three sin- fourth f6r the Bears first and sixth. Kevin Rodriguez was 3- gles for Cranford (20-6). •..-••;••• only hit and Jill Kelly Was hit by fpr-4 with three RBI as the Cranford 3, Scotch Plains a pitch in the fifth. • , V Bears: pounded out 15 hits. . 2 — Sarah Capodice singled Breftk-Iey 2, Bound Brook 0 Bi-earley 3, Rahway 2 — In home Elena Morge in the bottom —".Christina Chonko drove in regular season play; May 20, of the seventh inning Monday to ">•••. • both Brearley runs as the Bears Vinnie Russo drove home : two lift the Cougars to a,3-2 win over .topped Bound Brook 2-0 in'the runs with a triple in the third Scotch Plains,- quarterfinal round of the state iriningto help the Bears to a 3-2 Morge went 3-for-4 with two ID THE GENERAL PUBLIC! tournament'May 20. win over Rahway. ; . -.;•/. . runs scored and tossed a throe- . Jenna.Vitale struck out seven : Kevin Rodriguez tossed a hitter with, nine strikeouts. UNION BUICK*PONTIAC*GMC WILL SHOW YOU THE ACTUAL GM SUPPLIER PRICE IN BLACK & WHITE. 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Joe Mraz shot a 94 to finish. home run in the seventh inning Chris Ou.sterman and Rich . third overall! . : . '• for the Cougars, who fell to Piatkowski won at first singles . . The Bears fihished .with'a 391 Scotch Plains.74 Monday. .. whiie Sean : Brennan and. John '.- '•' * - :- ••'-.•.;.• :.:;: • ': . ••-.• •• -.' ; :.;• "'-.'-." - ' .JQHN FEI/CHRONICLE CORRESRQNDENT total,, tying Dayton for. first Parsippany 6, Cranford 5 . DiFabio won by default at sec- Greg Van Horn turns the double play In the county semifinals last week. The Cougars fell to Parsippany TERMINATE YOUR LEASE 8 MONTHS EARLY WEIL PAY YOU TO DO SO! place. •; •'•.. •'•.•...'. •* . • . • '-. ' .;• -—Trailing. 6-4 in the bottom of ond singles, v ...; . in the first round of the state tpurngment Friday. YOUTH SPORTS BASEBALL Kyle. Markovitch pitched two Pirates by a score of 9-6. arid Matt Guidon each had one '• for the. Pirates were Andrew strong inhings -arid .Went 3-3 at Starter Gregory Goode pitched hit to support the offense* Nappi, Matt Vetter, Phillip Van Chickasaws. 10, Lenapes 2 the plate. Kevin Holzmiller 3 strong innings and received Ghiretti and Fisher made some Pelt, Jeff Sliviriski,. and Connor — The first place Ghickasaws pitched well in relief and con- solid relief help from Nate tough defensive plays at short* Demars, Demars,. in particu-. to hold continued to roll-as they defeat- tributed a booming double to Verrilli and Robert Ghiretti. and second respectively. lar, had a booming blast than ed the Lenapes by "a.-score of 10- deep rightfield. Sean Eric Walano, . Goode, and The Pirates fell behind early landed off the base of the ceri- 2. Eric Garguilo, Kurt McGovern smacked two dou- . Verrilli paced the offense'With but battled back to; have the, terfield fence. . Van Pelt made $ $ Rutmeyer, and Daniel Murphy bles and came out of the ,two hits each. 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Also hitting on the Grnnford Gator team, hv a losing effort, and" Kevin safely \vere Kiefer Hessler, Ian Once again, the Cranford Holzmiller pitched a shutout Henry, Andrew Miller, Matt Gators will participate in the A- inning of relief, but it wasn't Gemmel, Ryan Orsini. Gemmel League. The Granford Pool and Fitness Center and Cranford enough. Nicky Diaz made sev- also pitched well in relief to 1 eral stellar defensive plays at enable the Iroquois to get back Gators are renewing their'com -., first base for the Lenapes. in the game. . mitmenta to be. a dominating Lenapes 10, Iroquois 7 — .., Red Sox 9, Pirates 6 — The force this year. The. coaching stall' $4000 Factory Rebate or $4000 Factory Rebate or *5OOO Factory Rebate or The Lenapes took the early Red Sox combined strong hit- will include three great new lead and. hung on to topple the ting with clutch pitching in big additions. 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There was 6-toi-10 with two doubles and three are eight dual meets, a couple of urns, including a 3-for-6 game against non-conference meets, league Roselle Park. championships and conference championships. Practices for the first couple of weeks will be held at night. Onci1 school is over, practices, will switch to the afternoons this year. Meets will be on Wednesday $3000 Factory Rebate or $3500 Factory Rebate or $3000 Factory Rebate or The next level nights and Saturday mornings. Laura Gallo, a freshman on Cranford High senior Brian Ciencin, center, signed a letter of Intent May 19 to play baseball for If you have any questions feel © Travel Soccer Tryouts Applications are now being wrestling. Potential squad members Gregg Wheatley at (908) 272-2816 Presented In conjunction with Cranford High School Jhe Cranford Soccer Club (CSC) accepted for candidates wishing to may sign up to cheer either in the fall or Tom Johnstone at (908) 272- . will be holding open tryouts for boys beepme high school soccer referees season, winter season or both. 1704. and the Cranford Chronicle. and girls to form teams for its 2004- in the School and College Officials All incoming freshmen, as well as Watchung Mountain 2005 CSC Travel Program. All play- Association (SCOA) for the 2004 present Cranford High students are basketball camps ers interested in playing Cranford season. required to attend practice sessions The Watchung Mountain Girls *3000 Factory Rebate or $4000 Factory Rebate or $5000 Factory Rebate or Travel Soccer must participate in at Candidates must be physically fit at the high school May 26-28: Mock basketball camp will be held at least one of the evaluations accord- and a minimum of 18 years of age to tryouts will be held June 1 and the Union Catholic High School in % ing to the following schedule: referee. Successful, candidates will final judged tryout will be June 2. Scotch Plains June 28 to July 2 for Q% APR For 60 Months* ©vo APR For 60 Months* © APR for 60 Months* The U-12 tryout dates for boys be eligible to take the NJSIAA exam Any grade level high school stu- grades 4-9 and July 12 to July 16 and girls are May 21 arid May 24 at which will then qualify them to refer- dent may try out forjhe squad. Male for grades 6-10. Hillside Avenue School Fields. The ee high school varsity soccer match- students are encouraged to partici- The Watchung Mountain boys NORTHERN & SOUTHERN U-13 tryout dates for boys and girls es. pate. Cranford High School students basketball' camp will be held at ITALIAN CUISINE are May 14 and May 21 at Walnut Interested candidates may obtain can attend after school sign-ups Union Catholic July 19-23 for Avenue School Field. The U-14 try- information by sending a self May 4 and May 5. Present 8th grade grades 6-8. out dates for boys and girls are June • addressed stamped envelope to: students may sign up after school at For- information and a registra- TUESDAY SPECIAL WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 4 and June T at Walnut Avenue David R. Klein, 37 Bryant Ave, Hiliside Ave: School on May 6. tion form call Kathy Matthews for School Field. Bloomfield, NJ, 07003-5401. If you are a transfer student, are the girls camp and James Reagan Registration will be at the field Applications are due by Sept. 13, unable to sign up at any of the loca- Jr. for the boys camp at (908) 889- each night. For U11-U14 registration 2004. tions or need additional information 1600. ' • will be from 5:30-6:00 and evalua-< CWS tryouts you may call Ms. Connie Toth, varsi- Shooting Camp $2500 Factory Rebate or >4000 Factory Rebate or $3500 Factory Rebate or THURSDAY SPECIAL tions will start promptly at 6:00 and The CWS Premiere, CJ Stars U- ty cheerleading coach, at 709-6292.- The 16th annual John Somogyi 0/o APR For 60 % Ap continue until 7:15-7:30. 14 girls soccer team will be holding Cranford girls hoops camp Shooting Camp, co-directed by O MbntKs* O R For 60 Months* Q% APR For 60 Months* Dinner tor 2... The cost for the 2004-05 year open tryouts May 18 and 20 from 6- The Cougar P.A.L. Girls state championship coached Nell inasto. 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For further information, please tions to the field and any other ques- School, July 12-16 from 9 a.m. to The camp, which is open to all contact Rui Aqulles at 908-653-1667 tions via email to gbclark106@com- 2:30 p.m., boys' and girls ages 9-17, will Site Of sale: UNION BUICK PONTIAC GMC Catering for All Occasion (H) or [email protected] cast.net or by phone, (908) 654- For more information call include two 31/2 hour sessions that Brearley boys hoops camp 96Q5. . Chapman at (908) 272-1771. will enable players to Improve on The Brearley Bears boys basket- Cheerleadlng tryouts Cranford boys hoops camp their shooting techniques and give ball camp, under the direction of Cranford High School, will hold The Cranford P.A.L. boys bas- them individual and partner drills for Address: Route 22 West • Union, NJ Brearley High boys basketball head tryouts for both its fall and winter ketball camp, under the direction of further practice. 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Itimg/liiks/winQVIockfii'BO Mmobikt^inoTlocka, AIR ' slmntorkfi/Wlnd/locks/so pwr t|rn{]/tHkf'*lnd alfivibiV'iwivllocks A|H i!'^)t'«VA!ilV.vVi(nii A'H pwr uHna1tfk*.\««*n May 27, 2004 May 27, 2004- Cranford Chronicle C-7 C-6 Cranford Chronicle IttlEStlltlMtlll MILBURN • Hou&o fof ralo by. owner; '3J0O s *, * '* * «> i May 27, 2004 May 27,2004 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle D-3 fitiiftl ltfeliiils» fititullircliilist Geiirilletcliidlie •MWTlHtOS PttlW Sofa & Loveseat, pastel INSULATION STRIP $25; VICTORIAN MANTLE : ROCKWELL- DELTA SHOP- HamStrclces MOVING SALE: Curio & MOVING SALE, MOUNTAIN- NURSERY FURNITURE 2 MA CASH for recoids. riY^s. toy Border Collie pupplet- 1 print, iexc. • cond., New Patio Umbrella $20; $100/OBO; Maple dinette 5ii •>.". ':•:••' 5ii ••••' 5IB tools. Drill Press, Scroll* SSS5 5 AS SEEN ON TV $25,000 PATERNO PAVING GUTTERS & LEADERS . storage break front, $99, SIDE •-- By Appointment maple. . sleigh cribs, . cars, per, dolls, teddy black/white, Imported In matching area rugs & Travel Iran $3; Air Condi- .. set, 48" round w/4 cap- Refrigerator, Gas Cooktop Saw, Wood Lathe. Calf GET CASH NOW FREE Cash Grants-20041 . Curbing & Sidewalks Cleaned & Flushed, Free Antique white 5pc BR. Set Only. Cash only. 3 pc. gllder/ottornan, dresser & ABSOLUTELY NO COST Electric Range $125. Micio- champion bloodline, loves window treatrfienT & tioner, 5O0BTU $60; Pro- tain chairs, $75; Whirlpool w/Ovor, Washer & Dryer. 908-27&5113 bears, toys: 90&654-6688 We buy STRUCTURED Personal bills, School,' Free Est. Call 245-6162 Est., Fully Insured Wall Unit, Fine Burl Wood, chest of drawers plus POWEW WHEa CHAIRS, , wave.(above range), $100 (for a twin)., $150. obo. pane Tank, full $7; Green All likn nnw. $1000 fi kids. 908-303-4235 SETTLEMENTS and In. Rn.^infss ptr %A7 hil- Keltom Gutter Services -Glass tnnris at hllsr hnrw It nnlntlnrt. S7SD 1? mlr- rmicrowaven crowavfl.. $20; Fmnklln M4W 1160 rted w lll ppt : -Call-908-317^264- —rored panelsrS) 75.—732- —Min-MliifGreafest Create t Recordings- condrobo 908-389 04 98~ Wants to buVpld, rods,reels 7 .| —lion^—lott unclaimed" ~$750r6~pc"g,lris~BR set, plei- trl's and merles, Atlas Siding & Roofing 3B8-6721 •'• •. • ••. Black Sandals, 6'\4'$2. oftho'50's, Best offor. Structured Asset Fund- 2003! Nevor Repay! Live maple laminate top, 2OAK BR SET - 4 pc., This End NO COST. CALL TOLL-FREE FOR SALE- White wash SEARS UWN MOWER, lures, catalogs 908/233-1654 great farm dogs,1 ASCA Vinyl'Siding • Windows ABLE ELECTRIC MARC LEPORE Outters & 908-241-1390 :'• 908-7890154 1-800-708-9301 : 151 ing N0WIII! 1-8.77-Y-NOT- Operators. Dressers, 1 mirror, 1 night Up Boys complete BR set French, style dinning room $25; Power Whools , quad- SIS rog. $500. :• ' ' 732-910-8477 ; Reasonable. Lie. 11500 LeMers Cleaned & Repaired, MOVING SALE • DR SET LITTLE TIKES STEP 2 ALL ANTIQUES- or older CURB KING-Tho Leader in '. NOW (1-877-966-8669) 1-800-420-8344 ext. 22 stand; desk, comer pc. for gd. cond. .Set of Ludwig lt«ftfct$1H5I5 .sot, original price $4,000. $25; Peg Porago motorcy- Conn Rhapsody Orj>ari '2, 90»3 Froo Estlmatos. Installed 7pc, maple, apt. size.'set. SWING SET with slide and ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO furn. OR sets, BR sets, 1 concrote landscape odg- 276-8692 & 688-2089 TV/computer, $400; Oak Drums, $125. Reasonable 100 BELGIUM BLOCKS Asking: $1,600. 7yrs old. clo, Power Whool. $50. ninnunls, 15 pedals, good- Ing equipment for 23 908-578-5252 w/table pads, good cond., playhouse! .Good .condi- Gtitral MerclnlEse YOUII NEW POWER WHEEL- pc or contents of house. Careeitnr 875 Dressing Vanity w/mlrror, Offers. 908-789-2754 : HAVE ALL FOR $15 • Gonornl electric gas Urvor, Please call 908-232-2350 cond.; $5O0./OB0 Call years. Seeks potential STOP rtHECLOSURE ALK Electric Contractor $250; SOFABED 72" : tion. $99. 908-301-9392 ; CHAIRS, SCOOTERS, HOS- 973/586-4804 $150; Oak Hutch, 2 pc. ••:" SIS 90M326785. business owners.- -No • ' guaranteed! Resi. Cpmm. Free Est. Ins. . w/free matching loueseat, 908-232-1858 PITAL BEDS AND DIABETIC excel cond. $150. -..-'. Sears Llfestyler Wolgjit Do you own a Pet Service, glass doors; 45 W x 17U PATIO FURN.- Charcoal grey Long Ore»»er with mirror, money-down .financing. 1-888-621-7082 Ext. 1527 CARPENTRY $100; and asst mlsc 14ft. TRAMPOUNE- Perfect. SUPPLIES CALL 1«X> 908-3ir-0555. System. Must Sell, ASAP. HAMMOND ORGAN- 25 yrs. ALL QWA Wanted pey $$$$ for Love Animals or Are Just Lie #9732.'908-75!>i!030 d, 77"H, $400; Oval oak wrought iron, >2" rectan- 3 Directors/Deck Chairs, dark wood $50; Soloflox Lifotlmo tech support. '.' w.ww.Si?911.co(n '•• Additions • Cirages 11 ypars.exporlence In, car- Items! 908-232-2922 1 $80.. Solar pool cover, 24 84^9199 TO SEE IF YOU inc. log' pxt.; buttprfly, ro- .old, $500 obo, Exc. cond.. yourunventadChhaAlsode- Dedicated to Your & ceramic dining table gle, table, 6 chairs, 2 now, $8. ea'. or $20,/all $65; Refrigerator $50; GAS RANGE -. Kitchenald, S.R Capital, LLC Basements • Decks Need a Ilcoit6'6d Electrician? pentry. All types of work. round, now, $40. L- shapo QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION. .' man chair, lat pull down & 908-464-6337 • prossion Glass & antiques. Pet(s) or Others? . Start working for your- ALFRED: 732-68(M)676 or w/6 chrs., $200; Royal chaise lounges, 2.end ta 3. 908-233*059 between (whlto), 4 yrs. old. convec- 1 SheetrocK & Repairs . CollTom, 732-381-7G16 : Sectional sloeper sofa, more . Asking $25O/obd. ,903/3223873, - self- ' l-800-.937-.2B72-' Doulton bone China, com- bios. $600. 908-789-4867 9 8i'5. •. ' '• " ' - w/ matching 5' executive tion, self-cleaning, pd. . Reach over 98,000 : ,732-277-5491 brown $60; 1960's.table, ALL STEEL BLDGS. 908917-4838. . . PETITE BABY GRAND, PI- Call Dennis •'": l.'lc.#13951' . '.•• MOVING SALE: kit table 4 plete servlco for 12 + ex- dosk. $100 908-2415165 $1100, asking $600, oxc.' 1 Households.: For more ww.wLcjj[b-king.cb.m I Pnt8»HnlSawlc»s chairs .$100;. Treadmill PATIO FURNITURE-Browh saw $50; Commercial Up to 70% Old 36x60, ANO- By Sohmor & Co. All LIONEL, FLYER & OTHEH 973-635-5885 tra serving pcs., $750. BICYCLE • Women's Raleigh cond. RoClinor by Berklino. SEWING MACHINE 1 Information about our FPG & Assoc. offer, no BUY • SELL * RENT Jordan, 2 chaises, 4 outdoor vacuum $75. 48x72, 75x140. Call Now! NYC. Mahogany case/ -. TRAINS,. Top cash pricos pd. • $200; Sofa & lovo seat 908389-1747 12-speod city & country 1989- Kuboda/ inodol 2150 navy, blue leather, oxc. Singor. factory-style w/toblo, PET DIRECTORY money-back guarantee. UNDER RESORT PRICES! RONSDN ELECTRIC chairs, good cond. $400. 908-233-4418. . Best Offorl Charllo (800) pood cond. $1500 obo. • '• 8004644671 or 973425 (queen) '$500; "3'.' glass $50; Drop loaf table' $80. dlesol, 4 wd/w loador, turf cond., pd. $1100...asking good condition. $150 Please Call Melissa at NO-COMMISSION or, * RICHARD GERBER * All typo;; o( electrical work 1AAA" ond tables $100; Targe 908-7894682. 908-276-7818 .'.•••' . MAPLE DINETTE SET- <18" tiros, rototljler, rako, hoo, .506-5160. • •• .. $550.90&232O039 after. 6. • '. 973^35-3292 • r 1538'. '•' ' • . • • FREE INTERNET/SERVICE! FORMER IRS AGENT PRE- No Job too smnll Lie 'J532, Insured-Freo Est. 908-322-7749 90&B94-1083 1 BROKER FEES! . . • screen TV- glass stand MOVING SALE - MOUN- round with (4) Captain sliodor, grater,. +. addi- . Get Paid Monthly Com- PARES ind. ,&• corpprote Exc. work. Reasonable 25 yrs exp. 732-80S-B683 HANDYMAN Plchlc Set, 8, piece, 6 A+ POOL HEATERS • Factory PIANO . Bnlclwin Spinpt ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE, WORLD'S LARGEST. $200; Rattan '.couch/2 TAINSIDE- Walnut dining CHAIR - HIGH BACK FIRSIDE chairs, $75; Whirlpool Mi- tional accossorlos: 973. GE PROFILE- Gas Stow), Stnii> ****** •• •"• •: missions with FREE IN-• returns &, resolyos all IRS 9086279226 Ml 9034000636 chairs,' round fiberglass w/bunch, $1100.' ' Cii|l 1 - "TIMESHARE"* chairs $300; 4 rattan room table, .contempo- .' CHAIR • $30. CALL 908- Diroct Pricos: Solar, Hoat less Steel, Convection, Wnrm SPA & HOT TUB COVERS CHINA, SILVER, FliutiUilislim TERNET 'SERVICE! Huge problems. Lowest piices. Gutters, J^tCi, table & umbrolla; $350, crowave, • $20; Victorian .992-8625 $10,500 obo 908-27&O235 CLEARINGHOUSE cushion stools $150. Call rary/classic, W/ 2 leaves '889-7060. .. •-..••. . Pumps, Gas, Plus Pool, ing Draw, SeHCIeanirt:, 18 $99 & UP. Cover lifters USED FURNITURE .Income Potential! Easy ' 973-984-2997 . • .; • SMALL JOBS ONLY fencing 960 90&654-8756.. .': Mantel, host offer; Frank- FREE MARKETANAI.YSISI Odd Jobs. 908-22&0286 • that opon to 104", 6 up- lin Mint Greatest Record- 2 GE GAS RANGES Model Spa, Energy Saving 'mo.- old, Exc. Cond.. Almost $169, 888-772-7810 PIANO Block lacquor baby CALL NANCY'S . Signup! Get Started To- Qualitywciiti. Reasonable Prices. GEORGE'S FENCING COMPUTER DESK- Off White, 1 800-621-87.05 .'holstored chairs, 2 arm X144/ oxtra Ig. soil- Products. Do-lt-Yoursolf Newl Was , $1500; Asking grand. SahilqK 5ymphonla day!, Visit: nttp;//wWWJ Call Bob 908-241-8607 Aiik-.d fence) Tree'Estimates Rod Iron Bed Frame (Quoen Used, Good 'Shape, 59" ings of Thol95O's, bost ©908-233-8157 leisti Sire Services No Job Too - chairs, 4 side chairs,-6.5ft offor. 908-789-0154. cleaning oyin. $75/oa. or . Kits, ask.about Installa- $850. 9086543411 •. Dii'jtal Pinno. $1500 n.eg. l5p.gfiato.r^/ • Enter Fgll.y Ins. OQB-204-0505 • : or Full) plus Full mattress. long x 48" high x 24" Width, SALES CONDUCTED lUlMU OHirtlliUU MOVING SALE side board to match. $450. Practically Newl This both for $140. 7 yrs. old tion. -Phono quotes. 1- SPRING CLEANING7 908-322-2056 Promotional Code 6529 NEED AFFORDABLE Ceranlc Tile 905 Small. $30. 908-233-9359 NICE GRACO HIGH CHAIR & GIGANTIC MIRRORS JOB- BY NANCY Near antld.Uo 7^pc BR sot, $3OO/sot; Quit stimulated is a deal! 732-381-3301 908-2333354 8.00-333:9276, Ext: 504. LET US HELP1 :':'•;.' 125 • HEALTHCARE? $59.87/ Tho Fence Company stone round table & floor MOTORIZED SWING- www,solardiroct.c.om . SITE , .. LEFTOVERS: SELL YOUR ITEMS PIANO-Lowrey console month por Family. No limi- CERAMIC TILE - Top quality. All types'&, styles of fences (908)868-8198 $150; kitchen cabinet, ELECTRIC DRYER ANYTHING MILITARY OWN A TRAVEL AGENCY! 1 48"xl00-xl/4", (7) $115/ ••'• ; *•*-.*. •.- ••• Ftoe ostv 908-301-1716 . • $25;.k|tchon table. $15; ..lamp,. $100; Walnut dosk RUGS Persian handmade rugs hardly used, .w/boxos' & 2 RIDING MOWERS • both (Llc#CWC029795)' HEREI w/bonch fi brnss . light.. ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. Enjoy, the .benefits of tations. All .-Pro-existing •installed. L Free estimates. : ' Works good, $50 • i Cash Paid oach. 72"xlOO"xl/4", ;.. Nojob loor,niall! '-. •• shampoo vac, $20; up- w/whlto. Formica top! orig. $4500 ea. ask; $990 InStr., $50 oach. Much $400; Friotirich A/C,"19,O0O CALL 800-360-3603 Like now cowl, 48" koy- Do-. you earn up to travel agency discounts WANT TO LOOK Conditions OK. Call United •Sorving Unipn County iiren .'908.245-2894 .- (11) $.165/each. 7.2-x5O" 9O8-4OO-420O' ; right freezer, $35; lawn & $100...Call for appoint- oa. DR Sut $7500 asking more, call 908-233:42.71 . btu, $75; Stls glass pool ta- BALLY TOTAL FITNESS life- bonrd/wood finish w/burl. $800/day? Your own lo- &. residual Income, from BEAUTIFUL FOR . Family! (800) 25020<13' '•. for 23 years. ' AH...PRICE IS RIGHT limd Gym Momborship. w/1" Bevel, $125/oach. accent asking $1,500. 1 Weddings, proms, etc? garden tools, etc. . • ment, cash only 908-232- $2900 201-797-3582 ' Full-size Mattress/Boord, Old Set Of Encyclopedias We lamp, 35L, 19"W x 14"h IIWANTEDII IOLD GIBSON • cal candy route. Includes travol. placed ., through X1066 CE06619 " Chiaoey Cleaolne 910 ; 908-313-9441 . All Repairs &' Mainte- 3126. Groat doal. 908-889- PREE Delivery.'Installation STEEL BLOGS. SUPER SOLD SOLD SOLD.SOLD NATURAL IMAGE 908-245-2628 hall table/rnlrror, $18; 3' largo suitcases $175; ,36" Stomi Door. Used LES PAUL GUITARSl II . 30 Machines and Candy. your own WEB : SITE! nance In't & Ext Painting Sleeper sofa (queen size) & 1 9148 . available.' A & J Whole- SALE! .24x28 was CONSULTANT Aaron Dan-. 10% off for now : kitchen set, greon duck $30.; 732-388-6799 ' tiies $10/ea. 732-572O034 Wurlltror Piano Mahogany .. Especially 195Q's Mod- All for $9,995. Call 1-800 . $348.95 base, www, viSA/iyic cust. Dips, itiyulfi iiningS.' Ht'fp.. Call 908-241-6049 . lovoseat $275; . ' -.- sofa, covor. misc. items. salo. 800-473-0.619 ' • $7,600,' sell $4,190. ytbnbw.com/goaway ' • Suzanne Hurley • Floors 970 Car' Rnrhps, heavy duty, console, newly tuned, elslt Feridor, Glbsdnj Mar- 814-6443.' , Approval Guaranteed 973-3796S55 or 2016501056 . 908-232-0285 $75 each' (torn OBO. PACHYSANDRA PLANTS 3 ALUMINUM AWNINGS 9 36x48 wn's $15,700, 908-245-5362 Diamond's Hardwood Floors FIX-IT MAN •".''. $20. Lnwn sprontler. $5. GOLF CLUBS- |>lus Lirfi."Bag. Boy -. $750. Call 908-464-0820 ..tin, Gretsch, D'Angellco, No security.Deposit'. ' .100 FOR $10.00. Aluminum combo, panels sell $6,960:. 48x110 Are you making Si,000 Sanding, Reflnlshlng, Al IvDire kujtwanerte. Roe Esl. SOFA, Boautiful 3^ushlon, 908-6$7-6227 • , • "• • : Golf Cat, also a rww ixitler. . Rickenbacke'r, Strombdrg, Resort/restaurant - enmp- Limits, up to $20,000!, ACCOMPLISHED-Cioanocl 973-376-0857. • 908688-O075 : :was... $28,600, sell ; per' week? All cash Installation. Free Est, Al cond., Practically now plus 1 door, to encio3U a Eplphori0, (19O0's-197O's) , grounds,; 200+acres, cen- . Bod credit ok! .'•••' ' repaired,.rofcuiif. 10%'OFF GOLF BAG - Men's Black 1 • $145, 908687;5S1.8 $14,680. Must sell! ..vending routes . with Fully Ins'd. 732:283-4451 $300. 732-381-6620 : PINE ARMOIRE • excel cond. 9il2' porch. Also 4 chain; DINGO SE GO-CART- Black, HOId Ampllflorsll IITOP tral NY. Financing avail. CUId eira/Nirserv 1-800-859-4112 Ext 22 t&Qi-o\ «B-2a2-ll V. 732-910-8477 Bag, $30 firm. Call 908- & 2 glasstbp tables. $500 HOUSE SALE - baker's tack, Joe (800) 392-7817: ' prime locations avail- $350,000 315-599-7233 337-6674.1 •'.'.. $75 OBO- 908654-9798 one seator, roll cage, G5 DOLUR PAIDII Toll-Froo FRANK'STLOOR CARE Sofa & Love Seat, Danish obo for all. 908-686-8241 sofa,., china .cabinet, TAPESTRY 48 X.78-,-garden • able now! Under RECORDS- lOO'sof Ja?7/ . Honda, GX200, straight gas, ' 1-866-433-8277. ' Clean Ups t Hauling 915 Wood-Floor-Refinishmg In- MR'DEPENDABLE:. Painting;' modern. $600. Entire sot Christmas Itoms, picnic. sceni?,' $200.. 908-233- m ,$9,000' investmont're- Plaeo Tialng &Rspalr GQOD CONDITION- Typo, big dirt tiros,, iyr.' old. S HON STEEL. DESKS, It MOM. wants to watch yoLir stiiilatirjn: Over 20 yrs. exp. Lfirpentiy,'no job tposm, alsp'available. Coll 908: Swing, 78'Sv LP's. CD'S & 5. PC. BR :SET-- Plus mat- Items, slay bod, women's .. quired. No;monoy back 11AAA CLEANUP Household or 1 5358. ' : writor- olectrlc. $5; Fish $1100. Call 90*317-8257 gray, 72" L, w/3 drawers child in iier home in 1 FREE Est.'908:2724281 , Spocrte iifec w>k • lie -t 789-0912 ' . Books; 50t :-. $4; 90&• tress (now), sofa & love shoos size 9. 'Travelling Pltttllllllf guarantee included. . M ;••/•" cbniitr. debris. rcnKMi] ' lew, tank $5; End table $5; 272-5981 ' TREADMILL ;on teft, 1 drawer .+ file AS SEEN ON TV MountainGlde-, Mirian 90S- -. 111)3969. fiti-ost 9064S66431- spat, nearly, now W/D. & DINING RM. TABLE- 4 bags. 908-241-6678 . 800-965-6623, : • rate, fifioest.,90823251'16 : Sofa • & Lbveseat, neutral Cocktail tablo $10-$15; Never, used. Hides nwfly .in drawer on right. Clark area . SSCASH N0WS5 '4 " ' ROBERT YOUNG. Tuned NBC Garage Doors 985 STOVE- Electric, Konmord outdoor grill. 732-381-2559 ' chairs and. china - clospt. : 4 .' Structufod Insurance color, good cond., $350; Television, black Si white KITCHEN AIDE StIPERBA • its own armoiro. Choice Call 732-827-0656 mmm Ar -. • *• *•.*-.**.•<•• ^^^^h u . Cranford Chronicle May 27 2004 D-4 Cranford Chronicle D-5 imiiifmttiti ntwicmtiis IBM fir tm HIS Htllflf WHW^ 1115 HOMEOWNERS WANTEDI 1999 YAMAHA V-STAR 1985 15 HP FORCE w/6 CADILLAC '89 COUPE de DODGE '99 Duranfio 5.2L, Grand Marquis Mercury'91- MARQUIS 1997- Palm B&B Contracting- int/ext Kayak Pools looking for FS LANDSCAPING UOOcc, 3K nil., after gal. tank. New prop & MLLE 152k ml., now tires, 3" row seat; rear AC 20" ac. cd, blue lealh. Int. Beach. Black/gr.. leath. . remodeling,. alterations & Al PAINTING Demo homositos to dis- Int, 50k ml., weTlmalnt'd, UWNS& LANDSCAPES•„ markot exhaust, show- plugs. Needs water pump. runs good., needs trans.,' chrome wheels, '77,200 exc. cond., 112k ml., $1650., ' additions. Decks, doors. Houses/Decks Washed, play now maintenance room condition. $5800 $350. 908464-1950 $450.9088109385 , :-. ml., $13,5OO./0B0 908- 908-26S4S36 $7,000 000 973-744-1864: . Lawn maintenance. free Kavnk nooK. Saw IVEIflVExt.t . Alumy-VkyLAlyVkL - 40aG91S MUDAH —thousands——of——$$- t_3g uei and pesticide appli- Reflni»Wng, Irw./Free E»t. CUDDY 125 JoKe'.'T O/O/BB L rni;;WNtBW/bej intTTdr Unique • opportunityl '98 SPORTSTER SPORT • Looks good, runs great. DODGE CARAVAN 'OO Like EX4WD "NEW" - ONLY 3K cation. Spring annuals, 908217-5912 trailer, extras, $2800/obd cyl., Auto, Good Cond., $6996 Carpentry: Kltchons, 100% financing avail- 1200 cc, 3,000 ml., black, Ask $3000 obo' 732-388- now..22K ml.. Wollmalnt. MILES S17.5OO/BO mulch, sod, gravel, Al Richard's Painting 9O»272-9654 908-232-7756 docks, basomonts, at- able. 1-800-510-562'!. mint cond., many bKtos. 0399 leave msg.. . All power &, many extras.. 732-3560849 Experienced. Int./oxt. tics. .: shoetrock. •• Joo stone and Landscape . $7,500 908347-3084 Tom GALAXY OPEN '86,16ft., CADUAC DEMLLE '9&22f l) U00LT4i4 Corv«tt« B cyl. auto t)D liana, cimatu ccM air. 3 * halclibKk, VB. 8 l«i man tiani, ctMU cnlil |K, pwr UrfAUStcki/ual/ tttrw caia, Co. 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We Use isrTrspub I isliinrg Prices Incl. all costs to be paid by consumer excepUlc, reg. & taxes. Pictures lor Illustration purp only. Not resp (or typos or omissions. Excludes prior sales. This ad supersedes previous ads." •Qualiflcaiions lor rebates: Oldsmobile loyalty reb. - Must be a current owner/lessee of an Oldsmobile product; Military reb. - Must show proof of military status. "Retail value $199.95. Exclude^j prior sales and Installation. Not In lieu ol cash. Expires 5/31/04. Callfor details. • , / ^ ' ' ;. May 27, 2004- D-6 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle D-7j immrimmi letsirirSJiiUL POOTWC SUNF1RE OT^lFul^ Tnrtt tTnflirt ui5 [ MERCURY-COUGAR '00 nuto WE BUY CARS. HIGHEST toaded. led, pw survoof.i CO, Beyl., chrome- urns., pouvr PRICES PAID, MA- FORD '99 E350 Freo/er box runs (jeaL 43,100 i.n)L. sunroof, spollur. CD, profit RANO & SONS AUTO truck w/J2- -pharj w3 cond., $7000 OBO 973- $7,700 90&2S3fl896 . ' •'. SALES, INC. 50713 cold plato.box. 129k mi ' 641-3931.. : ' • PORSCHE '83. .944 5-spd • South Aw;, 150 South $23,000. Call Justin nt 'OQfl 707 04"" ' MtSUBISHI—•9y iiUil..l lf red, K'0'1' Chntlition.- 71K (ory alami, Donon AM/FJ'' mi. moving to; tho city cass 12K.i»i. $10,000firjn mwittittielitii FORD. F150 XLT LARIAT, $6500. 908.362:8687.. 908687-9157.: ' • 1990, crow cab, long bod LINCOLN ' dnytiino browning • SAAB '07 900S 4 dr., 5 V-8, auto, full pwr, cap MERCURY w/locking .toolboxos and MITSUBISHI'93 spd.i'SilVor, 97k, sunroof, , CHEVY '55 • 4dr.. 88k nil alloy whools, BCD ladder racks.. now paint, ECLIPSE GS Auto, 83Ki.ni.;' 26SV8,. new brakes, good chnngor, . oxc. cond., new battery & ,-iltornator "It's More Than A Promise...At Thomas!" Rod Ex..cond., $2,500. driw, paint ok, infer, nico, S6800./OBO BO8-7S9-O&87 now mbbor, dual tanks •' Q/h/o. SOLD SOLD' '• • $2995 97>765<)O1B :125K nil. $3950. 609^ 46&4633 MITSUBISHI '97 Eclipse GS SATURN 97 SL1 Wajjon, CHEW CORVAIR '62 CONV.- AT, full powor, •li:7k,n«.- Black, 5 spd., all pqwoj l . good cond., runs good, w/sunroel,- $<$6600,/OBO $.1500/0130' Exc. cond., runs well 908-51.8-1G70' . white top wAod Int., 64K GMC 3500 '96 -,4-dr dual- 973-344-6215 . orlg, ml., . $4.200/olJo. wheel, 454 ohgino, oKcoll MITSUBISHI Ecllpso GS '98 SATURN SL1 '02 • A dr. :Call 908'27&1014 tiyos., cond.loadod $12,500/6bo loaded. e»ec. cond. *3|<,.' flUtO. nil pOWOf, SUIHOOl. ; 9OM394662 silver, niri/fm CD. • 52.500 $7900. 908 232-6023: - ' SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR AAA & AARP MEIERS SUVDRIVEAWAY niilos, pood cond. $8500/ SATURN SL2 '2000, GOK. 1 Rodv Built by Total Per- NISSAN FRONTIER '98 Pick obo 908232-9388' - owner, exc cond. $5,995. formance All- Ford. Now . up, 45K dual airbaRs.AC, ' 90B 688-4 707 Condition.. $15,030 obo 908 oxc, cond. $5.900/obo- .NISSAN 200 SX '97 SATURN SL2 '97 sedan, 2774225 Of 908439-3645 Call 908-337-3578 LEATHER! 2dr Auto. Full power. NEW 2004 auto., ox cand.. woll'kept' Fwd THunderblrd '56- safio CD player.' Ro,ir Spoiler, 15!iK hwy.mi $<1500 nogo- green,, white hard top. re- NISSAN" SE King Cab '95 81k; New A/C brakes, liable. 908-730-9499 built 312, auto, 80%-ong., red w/cap. V6, .4WD, tires; 2V owner. . nuto, am/fm CD. pw. pd, SUNROOF! LINCOLN SATURN SL2 '96 4dr.. good no rust, 70k nil., $28:000 NICE CONDITION!!! pl. pm, alarm, runs & cond., 1 owner', nuto; ad, 609-397-1162 $4850 90K543468 looks great; 116K,.$6,000 123k'mi:, $2,800,, /Obo, 973-220-7118 908-319-6080 r _ TRAILBLAZER SAVE'4873 RnCME 1 FinWrt Mil 1480 mil NISSAN • 91'300ZX 2>2. 5 V8 Engine SUBARU '03 IMPREZA-WRX • BMW'X5'-SUV :02, .3.0 liter, ] . spd. 430K. mi. eW, cond. Snow. plow. Fisher 6.5 ft. «H«lZ003aHIIUT£XTENDH>-4DOOfl'4X4 4DOOR-IS 4X4 4DOOH •••Automatic: • . • Now tiros and battery 5-s'pd, A/C powor windows, friyc, 34. 600 liii., ex- w/"Minuto Mour\t", all hy- Transmission .' $7,800/1)0 -732381-3658 lochs'. &CD changer, 17K tended warranty.: loaded, draulics. ' lights and con- 1 ; mi., oxccjlpn't 'condition.. $34,000 908475-1600 trols. Excel, cond., cur- Power •Steering Cruise Control NISSAN MAXIMA SE, '02 silver, one owner, Must CHEVY '95 BLAZER LT 4x4 rently mounted on Nissan Power Braikes , Rear Defpgger Pearl.white, fully equip:. Ra Sell $19,500 9O&233-3I514 '93 4x4 I'/U. Reduced to "! rage keep, oil changed- evury '84K ml, leather, all-power, • $750, Call 908-233-2235 Power Windows Lh Iii '2k mi.. Must See! 32k mi., SUBARU '98 -Legacy. Wagon 6-CD, good cond. $5200 "Power Locks '.. $15,700. 732-38>«14iG '2.5L GT. 16V. 5<1K rtni.. /obo 732-302-0895 •'.••'. STK #4A23/ • sunroof, 1.6". alloy. ABS, Chevy Suburban . L:T 2000 NISSAN PATHFINDER '98 $8,950. 908-276-3634 ' Kusiimtme t Standard Imns.,'- fill, op black, .tan,'Ithr int.. 4X4, Std Equip'. Incl:" auto OD 'trans,' pwr S.td Equip Iricl: 2;2L; 4 cyl, pwr strng/brk, AllR, Std..Equip Incl: V6,- auto.Op:trans,, pwr Std Equip Incl: 2.5L V6,auto OD trans, pwr Power Trunk •MSRP $46,155 Per Mo.38 Mos.' SUBARU OUTBACK LEGACY every option pius -tnoro. DODGE !98 GRANDXARAVAN tions. hoso stereo, 50k + LE-71K.'mi.; V6 3.8L 7 strnj/brks/mirr/wind/locks, cruise, tilt, t/gls; Opt! t/gls,.r/de.f, cloth int. Opt Equip Incl: aulo.OD trans, strng/brks/wina/locks/mirrs', AIR, Vgls,;r/d6f, tilt, • sirng/brks. AIR, alujn whls, r/def, split r/folding ' mi,, ' excel. • •'' shnpe, ••••98-allWD,-(eflth thf, cd. 2 auto ride,' niopnrf,'.: dual pass., groat cond.,pwr 'eve- , Equip Incl: 5300A/8, side airbags, 3rd row mats, sport appearance pkg; .16" alum wrils, r/spoiler, cruise, alum Whls, bckts, cloth int. 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MSRP: 533.105 .Only 5777 leaso nis VIN SUA60245W -• WE'REWORKING HARDFORYOU! • txira Discounts During Conslruclion • Must Make Room for Conslruclion •I uyl, jm; ]ib, nlc* am/fin Kl ecl, miiii.lriiiilE, I'qnipiiH'iil 4 c> I, iv», iili, »/'•,-iiiil/rm ii/C.II. pw, pi, keylru rrraolc, Eileen Dachndwicz is s^ wheel enven, floor miili, moil.l* l'.M21HIV, Mk# cruise, muii Irul'ik. tilt." mills, full wlu'cl covers, 4OI172; vlll# •IIJI5MI27, MSIO1: 414,400, $2,1 (Hi • Everything Must Go! .llinill'l* CMSMII'I.W, ilk* 40ir.ll, vlll* 4A022B45, By LAUREN TRAJ NOR •leaves behind a grateful school dis- LQUIDATION PRICED! LQUIDATIQN PRICED! LQU10ATI0N PRICED! LQUIDATION PRICED,, due :il delivery liu I $ I ,«illl cup cosl rvducltcin, SO MSIII': SMI,7!H). $2,140 line lit delivery lilcl Sl.'.l'.ll] ers: agree that, the energy arid vigor fc( tuec ikp, $0 hunk fi'i' Xi I si puyiiiMH. Tolul cup cmt nxliii'llnn, $11 nif «ec ilep, $0 bnll|c fot it 1st ; : ; inymc'ni. liitiil I'aymi'rt'lM $!i,:t2n; Total U'use (ii«l: THE CHRONICLE . . . trict." *' " : '. •. ••'• ,••.: ..' . •• /'• •'•: •,• with which she approaches her job is I'dyinrills: $:i,|lhll. .Total l.elisc Cosl: SS.IIIIIi. ; I'.IJ'O:$7,(132 .. . ' .. ' . ':ilii:il'O: $11,0112.411' •'.;Dachnowicz has been employed in. , an invaluable asset to the school sys . CRANFORD-By : all ;. accounts, the Granford School District for the Sliiillur SUVIIIRS On All Itliu Lfvelsl tern and the students she teaches, Eileeix Dachnowicz is sonieone every- past 28 years, 25 of them at .the high "Eileen Dachnpwicz has one of the Buying At VIP Honda body will nviss. , school. She .was! appointed as the super- most fertile minds of anyone I've mot- 2001 INTEGRA 2001 EXPLORER 1999 MAXIMA 1998 ECLIPSE The faculty will miss her, as a col^- visor of English for the district in 1998, : her creativity knows no bounds," said ' AGURAI 4-di, 4-cyl cn(); aulo' FQRD'2-dr, C-cyl entj. aulo NISSAN 4-dr, 5-cyl ong. aulo MITSUBISHI Cow 4-cyl frig,, May Result In Sawing league and;friend; the administration: andin 1999 was named to her current . ; lr,lns,. AC, .ppw Sloof/tjrlis,' trans ,^C. p/SjUcniiso.AM/FW • trans. AC, p'sAVI, moon roof' aulo Irans, pis/lvwinc! alloy Feinsod; "She has been responsible for • cnjisp,.moorHoof.fl!loywl)oels... Storoo/Cass; CD-Comp. Disc ' tenth irrt". AM/FMISIoroO/Cass . •wheOls, AM/FM/Sloriro'Cass • More Money Than will miss her, as a valuable spark, of •!positionv , ..' •.• •'• ;'.- •' "'.. • '•.; ''• ' ••: AMIFM/Slorpo/Cass, Only Player. Only 53,166 mis VlfSf CD-Cori\p,icl Disc Player, Only CD-Compact Disc Player : Over 100 CMIW5-1INW, stk# 402211, v|n» •IA02(ISl(i, MSHI': "She's, been, a true visionary. She's, $11,886 $12,733 $9,499 $111,1 So, $2.14(> due al dellvory lilcl *l ,91111 o $2(1,I1!)O; $2,2;i(i due at ili'llvery hicIS 1,11011 cap cod Cranford High's School's supervisor calling. After majoring in English at '98 Acura 3.0 CL CONI rtsdiiclinn, JO ref Kec.den, $0 liaiik Tee A I rl'iluclldn, $0 ref sec ilen, $0 Iwiik fee ft 1st pay- an. intellect, and .a large part of the '96 Acura 3.5 RL '97 Mazda Millen '00 Infinity G20 Used Cars To nieni; Total I'ayiiieoisi 411,51)11. TAlul Uw flint: of academic affairs will retire in Fordham, University, she first settled payment. Tdlal I'uynuriK: Sr>,32II. l.ilal Un v high school's success can be attributed '96 Honda Accord '95 Ford Windstr '99 Acura Integra '01 Honda Civic fco«l: S7,nti. I'.I.PO: $!I,H() 1 $io,r.wi.[:i.i 0:$i!i,327.:io'. :• . . ••'• August, after decades of service, in the on a career in advertising, until her '89 Acura Legend •97 Honda Odess '98 Acura TL 'OtVWGTl Choose From! to her ability to work.with both adults Similar Savings On All Trim Levels! Similar SavliiRs On All Trim Levels! district. . . • : ..' mother "guilted" her into teaching. arid';students,", said;Joseph Corriero, . "She has a wonderful personality. Dachnowicz..is'.glad'she did. •'••' HONDA PILOT SPECIALS! the district's assistant superintendent 2004 HONDA She is the consummate educator* and . "I found out I really loved teaching/I. •for curriculum and instruction. "She's ODYSSEY 2004H0NDAPIlOT|J[4x4 2004 HONDA PILOT EX Leather 4x4 to say. she would be missed; would lie an fouiid out from teaching in New York . been a true pleasure to work with." fi" cyl, auto, jN, pAllS,-a/e, am/fin st Di'ino, li cyl, atiii). ps. pAHS, (i/crniu/rin understatement," said Superintendent' /CD, pw, pi, pin, cruise, llll. uuldel* sl/('I)f, pw, pi,• jwiil tTiily, (III, otloy City,.that .was the greatest experience," Of the countless'.'. programs VIMIlill-W,' ' slk# lOSilil, vln* ulii't'lsi niiinliii; Ixiunk, rimf ruck, Lawrence Feirisod. "She :has worke.d. •she said; ,\ . .; , • •• •. • 19982.5TL 1999JOTA 2002AUIMAV6SE 2000SOLARASE lllllMSIIP$27r!l(l wool) t;ralll•(la^n1 sji. vtnmU, k'utlu'r, Dachnowicz has spearheaded, one of i V45 h\\U% liiiiilcl* YPrHS-ll-NW, HkM Bad news AC.URA 4-dr. 5-cyl cng, aulo VOl.KSWAGON'1-dr, 4-cyl, aulo NISSAN .i-tlr ,6-cyU'ng, agio ,TOYOTA'2-dr,,4-cyh,5'spdm.in long and hard over the years and The enjoyment she gets from edu- It.cyl, iintu.lis,p/VUS, .i/c,liin/fiu st/til), piv, |t|,cruke, IIK.-.fioo'r imisy.h HIM) t.vlnMliril!) 1111, MSItl':S:iJ.flfi() trans.AC,powstqer/bilts/locts, ••.imns, AC, p/sieer/brakes, tjntoj-i Irnns, AC. p/s/b moon iqol, • trans. AC, p/s/b/lks, tillwMI'. /nn llnli'il wluilims, roiifnick; dil.il piiuer doors, li'Ullli'r, niiiilcl* III IIWII'KW, slk» deserves time for herself. She really r cating plainly shows, and her cowork- (Continued on page A-2) • cruiseloailwrinloiior, moon gLiss. AMWStoWCiiss.'CD.' \calh int. AM/FM/Storeo/Oiss, it AU/FMJSIerW/Cass. CD- I0IS7, vim lll. ,ll0r,:i!l, MSHI': $2ll,!)Ali, $L'.2lin line ill delivery lilcl SI.Mil Cup aM EILEEN DACHNOWICZ roof. Af*FUJStorpo/Cnss Only. Comp. Dae Player Oriiy74,l)t.l QO-CompacI Disc Playof Drtly 'Compact Disc- Player' Only ri'ilut'llon, SI) refst'C drp,'SO lunik lev K< | u iwynu'iil. Tola! Pnyim'im; SJ,!l!i2. Total for the Bears .-87,863 mis.-' VIN BWC0O3051 mis VIN «XMM8'2Ot . 43>1I?-J!M;>/IN WC151739 ' 42182 mis VINKYC317C30 lwistf'oslitl!!lll(li:ili()i$l!i70(l ' / ' ' Bredrley first baseman George ASKING. ASKING ASKING . ASKING Similar Savings On All Trim Levels! 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Call Mr. Jeff TOLL FREE: . a: -•—-.-, 1-877-47-HONDA RT. 22 E • SPRINGFIELD, NJ • 973-912-9000 877-USED CAR ,-%/-;//««• (mumicmr VALET PARKING By UUREN TRAINOR We Speak English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic & other languages' 877-873-3227 THE CHRONICLE ' ~~ Prices GKclyde laxos, rag. & lie, (oes. This ad is a coupon and must bo presented al time ol deposit & within 'i days ol this ad's dalo lo qualify (or ad pricos & ollors: 'Maximum' of 20 mites basod'on WapQuosl.com plus tolls. Mus'lprovido receipts S.prodf ol residency. ysO% olf original MSRP on seloci models', Exnmpte: !01 Mitsubishi Eclipse Coriv- viphonda.com CRANFORp-The' storefront Orig. MSRP: $25,407. Buy (or $12,703./Chooso oilher OWAPR financing up to 60 mos or 0 deferred monthly paymonls! /O payment for Itio summer only on soloci models. SERVICE Utl/r- Open Salutda)-sl Free Service Loaner Cars CROP Walk • Subject to primary londqrnpprpi/al., Musi fiayu 750 crodjl score. Maximum amount financed StOK, Nol.lo be combined WitH any olhgrolfors- "Lasseorosponsibloforinainlennnce, sits in the middle, of the blockj !bxcosswoar.&tear Gap cost roduclion/iit'mo. pyml/soc: (Jop^ankfeq/duo al signing, 04TL:. S2995/S309;S350/S595/S4,249 lolal pymt/rosidual: $1.9.081/$16,180. • . '.'• the. window.sign hanging: at an raises $16G angle usually reserved for less evpensive property in less lively List Member's CROP Walk for;, downtowns.'. . •••••• . •Hunger in Cranford, sponsored;by The debut, of Cranieland, a: numerous local congregations, . public computer game Jab on raised more- than $16,000.to com- Eastman Street, has been await- bat hunger, a portion of which was' ed for 18 months. But though Multi Chevrolet . donated to Cranford Family Care; Monday's cloudy skies may owners Mitchell and Cheryl For the story, see Page A-3. have cancelled some after- Bi untel have been making regu-' noon barbequeS, but they lar rent payments, they have not New2004Chevrolet couldn't keep the Cranford . yet been able' to deal with the community from paying trib- costs ' of making the. necessary VE0 SPEWW ute to America's veterans upgrades to the space before VlN:#4B172SH Slit #€2839, A DR,1.6LD0HC and war dead with the annu- they can open, said Cheryl I03HP ong., 5 sod. manual, M/C, pA/b, cd arvl al Memorial Day ceremony Bruntel'. • ' M?3 ploybock, MSRP: SI 1,990. and parade. Above, repre- Bruntel said a second, similar sentatives of local veterans location in .Scotch Plains, is set to organizations march in the open July 4, arid the success of parade, which was led by that store will determine the . Grand Marshal William T. opening date of the Cranford WalsK Jr. the parade also location. She added that she included floats such as a anticipates opening the store by replica of the Crane-Phillips the end of the year, though she New 2004Chevrolet House, prepared by the remains hopeful that it can be Cranford Historical Society's opened sooner than that. Photos by Carl Peterson. And at far left,, Although Bruritel did not Classic cars Joan Laezza hands out VIN#4F2)1036,Stl<#C3192,4cyl.,aulo/ specify what problems the Store MSRP: $19,475. George American flags to onlookers; has faced since the owners back in Cranford she's been completing that agreed to, occupy the property, Pacciello task at the parade for more she did say she feels she was The Cniisin' Cranford classic car xcept Aveo^Molibt\ ~*. » 1 2004 j,Marc h 31, 200b, y than 40 years. mislead by individuals who show series returned to town last oral to we qualified ^ lune ic m , . - week; drawing visitors looking for (Continued on page A-2) Ii..Uw J/X^ S dealer for details >' New 2004Chevrolet some.retro style..See the pictures on miMCHE 000 PageB-1. ' VIN.#4G101835,Slk#(2086,2WD,V8,aulo, Exhibit spotlights Riverfront project on 6,800 Ib GVW, in-dash t disc cd player w/Bosc 1 New 2004 Chevrolet New 1004 Otetmilet spkrs, rr sect audio cntils, MSRP: $34,285. mwuaiism Granford connection committee's agenda IMPAIA VIH #42298797, Vortet |6, auto w/OD, 5750 Ib VIM #49245384, Slk#C2520,4 DR, 3.41 % eng, GVW, p/heoled mirrs, lugg rk, keyless entry, theft By LAUREN TRAINOB While the RFPs indicate a oulo w/OD, om/fm stereo CD, MSRP: $22,405 Fine art show deler syj, full power equip, MSRP: S31./20. to historic invasion THE CHRONICLE move toward the physical plan- ning of the, project, Aschenbach 1 backatNomahegan By LAUREN TRAiNOR which he earned for modifying the CRANFORD-The Township was careful to stress that any 77ie 18th annual Spring Fine Art and THE CHRONICLE ~ existing tank design to overcome Committee will hold a. special environmental remediation that Crafts at Nomahegan Park show will the hedgerows American troops closed-session meeting the township is required to New 2004Chevrolet CRANFORD-The material take place 10a.ni-5p.m. Saturday and were facing when rolling through Wednesday at which it may reach undertake could push construc- that often gets overlooked in war Sunday, across from Union County . the French countryside. consensus on Request for tion plans back for years. • TMEism retrospectives is just what the VWf 41253677, Slk OIO, V8, aulo, 17" M College in Cranford. The show will fea- Culin designed' tusks for the Proposal documents (RFPs) for "It's important to remember, Cranford Historical Society is NEW2005 CHEVROLET alum wills, lull power equip, lugg rk crossbar, lillgolc, ture many new artisans and crafters tanks to run through the the Riverfront Redevelopment there are four or five properties from throughout the Northeast and aiming to illuminate, as the hedgerows instead of being Project, according to one member group, to mark the 60th anniver- here (that have) a different histo- beyond, displaying and selling their pushed back by the piles of stone of the committee, ry of environmental issues," w hand-crafted work. For more informa- sary of the D-Day invasion, show- VIM #56015005, Stk #05017, V6, auto, cd W/MP3 py, VIN #46244674, Slk #C294, V8. aulo, cargo nel, trailer and trash that had been collected Sgt. Curtis Culin Is among the Since the project has been Aschenbach said."It could be a lugg il< crossbars, 16" alum w$, If ailtiiiq pig, MSRP: pkg, lugg rk cross bars, MSRP: $41,835. tion, call (908) 874-5247oi-visit cases local heroes who participat- over hundreds of years of farming. subjects of an exhibit on local going on for so long, said ed in the momentous event. participants In the D-Day Inva- project that could take years— S22,955. " www.rosesquared.com. He and the "Rhino Tank" will be Commissioner Dan Aschenbach, that's why it's so important that ! The . exhibit will feature the featured in an upcoming special sion hosted this weekend by the Cranford Historical Society. the committee already has the the township is in control." ' stories of Cranford veterans who on D-Day at 10 p.m. Sunday on format for the RFP documents in were connected to the invasion, the History Channel. However, he said that the audiotape from an interview with place; now, it is a matter of mak- meeting could be the start of a including Curtis Culin, Charlie Culin.was a member of the.NJ ing sure each commissioner's pri- iiifeS and Alice Frankenberger, and Culin conducted and broadcast by process that could have the phys- m m National Guard Essex Troop, and Armed Forces Radio during the orities are included in the plan. ical attributes of the project Dick Baldwin. initially was not slated for over- war. For instance, Aschenbach said, decided upon within the next six Commentary "I thought having something seas deployment, he wants to make sure that the about local people instead of just Also featured will be the story months.' 2675 ROUTE 22 WEST UNION, NJ 'This is when there were no of Charlie Frankenbergr and his developers take into considera- Community Life military history was more mean- jobs, and hore you rode a horse- "This is sort of the first step in wife Alice, a local couple who wed tion the train station, which sits deciding what this area would ingful," said Bill Curtis, a member it was a very glumorous assign- adjacent to the property. Sports ....; of the Cranford Historical Society one month before Frankenberger look like. It's a five-acre site,; ment. They had a polo team," said was drafted into the Army as a The RFPs are solicitations to and curator of the exhibit, which which is potentially a very large! • Curtis. "But then, they took away paratrooper with the 101stdevelopers to make a proposal SHOWROOM HOURS: -MON-FRI: 9AM-9PM SAT: 9AM-6PM Prime Time..... will be on display this weekend. their horses and gave them small, ratable for the townsHip,". Airborne Division. that reflects the township's rede- Aschenbach said. ,:';; '.'•' '••?'>'•£' SERVICE HOURS: MON-FRI: 7:30AM-5PM • SAT: 9AM-4PM Culin, who will be a focal point light tanks. They bmune a recon- Charlie had originally signed Obituaries velopment plan. The process is A previous, tentative proposal Pricsl indude all coststo ti e paid by a coasumar except tax, tog\is 8 m. Prices subject to S, A, B or C credit approval. Z4/48 mos. with optional balloon avail, at end of contact Smart Buy Purchase Option you of the exhibit, won a number of naissance unit." up with the Air Force, but was dis- .designed to create a competitive baw the cbob: Return it OR pay-off final pymt OR rafinanca finaal ppvmL Smart Buy Option includes 12k mi/yr at 20 cents each add'l mile, if returning vehicle. Prices include all tsbates/incentivss, if anolicable awards during the war, including In addition to photo represen- charged when it was discovered that called for the conatructioin Real Estate...... environment for builders and give 170 apartments ,was rejec back to dealacAll prices includec $750 Military rebata (must stbe active in the military/I_.,D— to qualify),„....,., $100. 0 Olds, owner loyalt, y (must be current owner tradin„g in). Addt'l Down Payment Assistance on- ' the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf tations arid a narrative written by the township more leverage in Maiu=$2550; |Hipalai$3700;Avalandi8=$l(loO;Talio8=$176D;TrailBlu6r=$12fiOo8$176D;TrailBlu6r$12fiO: SuburbanSuburban = ^f 000. AddtAddt'll $1000 TruckfesTruck t SonuSonss oon : Eauinoxauiox.. Ahe^Tahoa,TraitBlazeAvalanche^ c SuburbtH,.„ . Low A„P „ Cluster and the Legion of Merit, Curtis, the exhibit will feature negotiations about development. »••:•' of rebates t ) by All ffrs subject to lendr aprprovall . PhotoPht** mamyy nott accuratelacutlyy represent vehiclesvehicles . Programs subject to change without noticenotice . Must brinbri g in adTraitBlaze as couponc SuburbtH. "Oil change. Lows APbaR Tn'lieu Police Log...... (Continued on page A-2) G t responsible for typos, error! or omrnissioins. Cannot combine advertised or previous criers. Offers expire 72 hourds aaftes cr udat a o"Oif puhlicabol h nb