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* i O o 0* tea o H--J O wittotb Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Vol. 19, No.at'jg? Friday, September 3,2004 50 cents : UJCilLjJ + M M jf LLULL. INSI • t~ ' Planning Board weighs Broad Street proposal low than the specifications of the ances for parking. Other relief Federal Savings and Loan building are proposing to reclas- THE RECORD-PRESS town's land use ordinance. would include variances for rear Association secured board sify the second and third floor If approved by the Planning yard setback, habitable floor approval for the building in space as storage. WESTFIELD — A developer's Board at its next meeting Sept. area, and level of illumination. 1975, its on-site parking defi- If the board allows this plan to construct a three-story, 9, the building would include one The design and configuration of ciency was mitigated by includ- change in use, the bank may be mixed-use building on East 1,200-square foot ground floor the ground floor parking compo- ing the 18 spaces across Broad able to meet the parking demand Broad Street could also affect the retail space and seven apart- nent requires numerous vari- Street as part of its parking cal- generated by its first floor servic- nearby PNC Bank building. ments on the second and third ances. culation. es with the facility's existing, on- A&R Westfieid Broad Street, floors. Access to the building The existing surface lot, locat- The PNC building as site parking spaces. LLC proposes to build a 40-foot would come from Prospect Street ed between Verizon and Hunan approved three decades ago has Material included with the tall building in a space currently to the east, where a nine-foot- Wok III, is connected to the adja- office space on the second and file indicates the developer's occupied by a surface parking wide easement stretches to the cent PNC Bank building from a third floors. But since the devel- intent to file a separate proposal lot. The building would preserve rear of the property. perspective of use (The proper- opment across the street would that would convert the second 10 of those 18 parking spaces, As is the case with most ties are connected in other ways, eliminate spaces and change the and third floor space of the PNC though the remaining spaces downtown construction propos- too; they have at least one owner terms of the building's original would be more narrow and shal- als, the project requires vari- in common). When Lincoln approval, the owners of the PNC (Continued on page A-2) Proposal Sullivan, lltdm doesn't Carey have tfeegriilrM new posts High school football teams are well please into double sessions, but their younger cohorts are putting the in district pads on and working hard in prac- tice, too. For pictures of the board By MAO Westfield PAL squad and more local coverage of local athletes, see Donut shop urged THE RECORD-PRESS Sports, PageC-1. WESTFIELD — The school to improve plans district will open the year with ByBIUDBttHOF' several new administrators in place, and some positions yet to THE RECORD-PRESS be filled on a permanent basis. FANWOOD — After listening At Westfield High School, to a proposal by Dunkin' Donuts Joan Sullivan takes over as the last week to build an addition new assistant principal, coming and reconfigure the parking lot to. the district from Lacey at its South Avenue property, the Township High School. Planning Board decided to post- Sullivan holds a master's pone its decision on the request degree in educational adminis- until at least next month. tration from Rutgers Dunkin' Donuts is seeking site University, special education plan approval from the board to certification from the Georgian construct a 992-square foot addi- Bring in Court College in Lakewood, Service !• tion to its property, which borders and a bachelor's degree in his- Martine and South avenues. The tory and American studies from project may require either a vari- the band ttielr couitry ance or a design waiver from the It's not lust the local sports Rutgers College. , Wa$tftekkrs Corinne Uebrich and board, as it deviates from the teams that nosd to oat ready Also, Stewart Carey has Amelia Hartley have been building a parking requirements of the for the fall season — It's also taken over as interim principal record of public service around the General Commerical zone, the marching bands. Practice at Roosevelt Intermediate United States with the Americorps according to board attorney was In full swing for the School, replacing Ken Shulack, Robert Mega. Scotch Plalns-Fanwood High who accepted a position in program. For more on the tasks School marching band and they've undertaken, see Community The majority of the board color guard this week. Summit. Carey was previously Ufe, Page 6-1. members objected to the facility's Above, color guard member the assistant principal at facade and overall generic Christina DeFeo works on Edison Intermediate School. design, particularly since the cof- her skills; right, band mem- "He's highly capable," said fee and donut retailer occupies a ber David DeMair plays the Superintendent William Foley, gateway location on the periph- baritone horn. "and gives us an opportunity to (Continued on page A-2) NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER keep things moving and contin- ue the legacy" established by Shulack, he added. To fill the vacancy left by Board may revisit WHS grading policy Carey, Bob Sanders takes over as assistant principal at Edison Though the board held open ses- Intermediate School. Sanders THE RECORD-PRESS sions with Principal Robert Petix Meeting postponed was a special education teacher and several teachers when the A Westfield Board of Education meeting planned for Sept. 7 has for many years and will hold WESTFIELD — A proposal by issue was decided, Gardner said the position until the district one member of the Board of she had been "uncomfortable with been rescheduled for Sept. 14. At the meeting, the board will dis- Education to re-examine the high the process." With two years of cuss a proposed bond referendum to install a turf field at Kehler makes a permanent decision on school's grading policy met a mixed results now available as evidence, Stadium, replace the high school track and refurbish existing fields. the position. response at the board's regular she said the board should at least The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. and will be held at the administra- "Bob Sanders is a highly meeting Tuesday night. take a look at the issue, as it had tive building on Elm Street. respected special educator, well Although she isn't opposed to promised faculty at the time. known at Edison and a former the high school's current grading "Over the past couple of years, doubt it," Foley said. "Don't assume tive in a year of "so many pressing teacher of the year," Foley said. policy, Policy Committee we've had reports from Dr. Petix this would be short and sweet." priorities," including a bond refer- The district is in the process or Halloween? Chairwoman Arlene Gardner said that (the policy) is working pretty Foley pointed out that any endum the board will place before of interviewing candidates for Scotch Plains residents Charlotte she wants to revisit the policy, well, and there hasn't been any change to the high school grading voters. She also noted the grading the supervisor of gifted and tal- Moore, 3, and her sister Corinne got which the board established sever- major uproar about this," Gardner policy could lower the GPA of some policy did not emerge as an issue to ented position and the supervi- all dressed up to team about night al years ago. She suggested the said. Tm not saying the result was students, a result certain to inspire be addressed when the board sor of instructional technology animals at the Reeves-Reed board should convene a special wrong, but the process was flawed." controversy. established its strategic plan last post. The district is still looking Arboretum in Summit recently. For committee to examine grading and "Let's finish the issue, tie it up," "Initially I heard several con- spring. for a suitable candidate to pictures of the girls and more on the determine whether the current agreed board member Kim Rhodes. cerns from faculty members, but I Board member Richard serve as director of guidance, as program, see Page 8-1. method is working. But Superintendent William haven't heard anything lately," said Solomon said any re-evaluation of well. Currently, high school course Foley countered that while skepti- board Vice President Ginny Leiz. "I the policy should examine the grades include plus or minus desig- cism about the earlier process is don't know if it's our position to ini- impact of grading on college admis- Inside: The school district nations for B's and C's; all students justifiable, revisiting the issue tiate a total re-evaluation (of the sions and receive heavy input from also has welcomed 54 new scoring above the B+ level are could open up a can of worms over policy) if the faculty is not unsatis- the guidance department. teachers. given a grade of A. Prior to the a topic he described as "a cantan- fied with the result." Because two board members For a full listing of the new board's decision to adopt the more kerous issue." Board President Anne Riegel were not present, Riegel suggested faculty and information and Itallai festival specific grading method, grades "I would like to believe the said revisiting the grading policy the board revisit Gardner's propos- what they are doing to get ready were limited to A, B, C, D, and F. al at its next meeting on Sept. 14. for school, see Page A-3. at St. Birrs process would go quickly, but I could be a time-consuming initia- UNICO and St. Bartholomews Church launch their 30th annual In new book, photographs tell the borough's history Labor Day Italian Festival Friday, continuing through Sept. 6. The fes- By MUD BISHOP compiled the photographs includ- years after the railroad came material with new images and tivities begin 5:30 p.m. at the THE RECORD-PRESS ed in the collection. "It's a pleas- through, the character of the information gleaned from what church, located at 2032 Westfieid ant, nice place to be." town has been preserved," said Nagy termed "strange and differ- Ave. in Scotch Plains. FANWOOD — In one of the Though the pastoral estates Joe Nagy, a member of the ent places." 210 pictures in "Fanwood," a new and stately Colonial mansions Historic Preservation "Many people who think or photographic history of the bor- depicted in the new book are no Commission who worked on the know they have material don't ough, branches from the famed longer a part of the modern com- project. "We're still a residential know where it is — sometimes Fanwood Oak spread tall and munity, past and present community and a commuter com- it's ensconced in attics or other wide, keeping a crow's nest watch Fanwood have more in common munity." places that are difficult to get to," over the adjacent countryside. than one might expect, the 40- Over the course often months, Nagy explained. Commentary A-4 More than a century after the year borough resident said. three dedicated commission "It was a bigger chore than we photograph was taken, the spec- "The spirit of the borough has members combed through an thought it would be," said com- Community Life B-1 tacular tree on Martine Avenue not changed a great deal since avalanche of photographs and mission chairwoman Dolores has faded to memory, and the the early founding of the rail- haggled over the wording of cap- O'Brien. Sports C-1 pastoral setting that surrounded road," said Oakes, noting that the tions, trying to fit as much histo- According to O'Brien, an earli- it has been replaced by a bustling historic train station is the cen- ry as they could into a small er pictorial history of the Prime Time B-4 suburban community. tral influence on daily life today, space. In the end, they produced Fanwood Fire Company had fall- "One of the early reasons peo- just as it was in the 1800s. "In a 128-page pictorial history en out of print and its proofs Obituaries A-6 ple came here from New York fact, the thrust of the book was to which combines earlier publica- were lost when the publisher was because of the serenity of emphasize how Fanwood came tions and new photographs sub- closed its doors. Real Estate C-4 Fanwood," explained Carol into being because of the rail- mitted by longtime residents. "Because the demand was so Oakes, a member of the Historic road." The commission decided to The cover of a new photograph- Police Log .....A-6 Preservation Commission, which "We found that 125 to 130 combine previously published (Continued on page A-2) ic history of Fanwood. A-2 Record Pr«»» September 3,2004 Photographs tell borough's history (Continued from page A-l) never could have done when Day celebration in October, the Board reviews improvements dealing with emulsion photo- book will be sold tax-free at a great for the other book, and graphs." booth manned by commission LVMUD handicapped-accessible entrance to the high people were not able to pur- "Nobody thought the product members. Area retail outlets THE RECORD-PRESS school. chase it, that led to the idea that could look as professional as both large and small will also be The school's public address system has yet it was time to have another pic- what Arcadia could do, but selling the collection when it WESTFIELD — At the Board of Education's to be replaced, so the school will open using torial history of Fanwood," everyone was very pleased with becomes available. regular meeting Tuesday, Business the same system administrators used last O'Brien explained. the result," agreed Oakes, who The book includes portraits Administrator Bob Berraan updated members spring. Berman said the existing system is Commissioner Barbara Cox once taught a high school publi- of former mayors, overhead vis- on the progress of summer facilities improve- ineffective in several classrooms; a new PA joined Nagy and Oakes, working cations class. tas of residential streets, black ments. system will be installed on or about Sept. 16. hours on end to compile the Cox, a lifelong borough resi- and white images of railroad Perhaps the most visible improvement is to At the newly completed fieldhouse, several book. The trio contacted Arcadia dent, contributed by identifying stations, schools, and churches the administration building's portico, which punch-list projects remain, such as installing Publishing, which had previous- people depicted in the photo- — and a hodgepodge of other had been in significant disrepair and had to be a set of lockers and finishing touch-up paint ly produced a collection of pho- graphs who commission mem- relics of the past. demolished. After a second layer of concrete is work in a few areas of the facility. tos taken throughout Scotch bers didn't know. And she was One section boasts memora- poured, the portico should be At Edison Intermediate Plains and Fanwood as part of also able to comment on the bilia depicting Scotch Plains- rebuilt in 4-6 weeks, Berman its "Images of America" series. School, work was done on the architectural history evident in Fanwood High School's original said. Sound and fighting ceiling and lights in five class- That edition, however, was many of the images. focused primarily on Scotch "Blue Raiders" logo, which hon- The high school auditorium improvements at the high rooms and the school cafete- "She had a background in ored pilots of B-17 bombers dur- renovation continues steady ria. Berman said money is Plains, devoting only a few architectural research, and school auditorium are still pages to the borough. ing World War II. The Board of progress. Berman said tile earmarked in the 2004-05 could study the photos with a Education voted to change the work has been largely com- in the design phase and budget to continue the reno- The company agreed to pub- critical eye," said Oakes. logo from a Native American to pleted and chairs re-installed will not be completed in vation process to other class- lish a new collection free of More assistance came by way a fighting Viking earlier this on the lower level; considera- rooms in the school. charge, provided the commis- of O'Brien's son Kevin, a jour- year. time for December per- sion could provide the photos, tion is being given to leaving Also, a new handicapped nalist who works in Germany. Nine distinct chapters illus- two open rows in the center of formances. accessible ramp replaces a captions, and copy that made up He sent editorial suggestions trate different facets of the bor- the bulk of the book. To protect and corrections back and forth the auditorium to allow more temporary macadam ramp ough's history, focusing on sub- space for an orchestra or any the integrity of the historic doc- over email to commission mem- jects ranging from firefighters that had been in place at uments, Nagy insisted on scan- bers, bringing professional pol- to rescue squad members to other performance element that requires more Edison; an automatic door opener has been ning the photographs himself. ish to the publication, public buildings — there is even room. installed at the entrance nearest the ramp. "The technology was very "It made a tremendous differ- a collection of painted fire According to Berman, the second floor bal- Over at Franklin Elementary School, an old helpful," Nagy said. "By convert- ence in the quality of the book," hydrants. The book includes the cony should be finished in about two weeks, set of wooden stairs has been demolished and ing photos to digital form we Oakes said. recent past, as well, mixing but will not affect student use of the facility. will be replaced by a concrete staircase. That could do enhancements we At the borough's Fanny Wood images of the millennium clock However, sound and lighting improvements project will not be completed by the time with train schedules dating to are still in the design phase and will not be classes resume, so additional work at the end of the nineteenth centu- completed in time for December performances Franklin may continue after school and dur- ry. at the school. ing weekends. For Oakes, working on the On the Rahway Avenue side of the building, Also at Franklin, the gym floor has been project refined her sense of local a new elevator is operational, adding a third sanded and is being repainted. history, adding detail to places WestfltUt.H) and events she already knew. "I became more aware of NEED ASSISTANCE WITH DAILY LIVINB? things I (already) thought I had an inkling about," she said. "I Call Today! 8OO-379-9652 learned about individual hous- Proposal doesn't please board Somo of our Service**: es, and heard a lot about how (Continued from page A-l) "I've seen bunkers, that look testified in front of planning • Fall Smrlet Hsmi HtiKh Can Agency • ConpanloMRla much people loved about better than that," added an boards in Chatham and Fanwood. It was pretty cool." ery of the borough's downtown. unimpressed Daniel Zucker. Flemington, the board accepted • Stored Residence Service for Senior Citizens • MMI PnttraMm "Did you take into considera- Board members also were him as an expert in another split •Mtdicil Staffing • Or Rttftt tion what Fanwood is doing with split over the credentials of an vote. • Nursing Sirvlce • LlajM HontkH ping the downtown?" asked Chairman expert presented by attorney Wyssling said the project was • PirsonalCan • Paylnff Bills Greg Cummings. "(We are) try- John Wiley. Though the board expected to generate a negligible • Midleil Traittportallon • Shopping ing to accomplish a Victorian immediately accepted Scott increase in traffic, and explained • Our Direct Cart) Glvirs are Well Trained, • TramportailMt to Ootiots theme with (our) downtown Wyssling of Ferarro Engineering the company needed additional IntMrad I Bondid SOUTH PLAINFIELO redevelopment... this is basically as an engineering expert, sever- storage space at the site. The what I would consider a Route 22 graciouslivingservices com LAHOSCAme AT AFFORDABLE PRKES al board members were reluc- project would also advance the • LANDSCAPE PLANTINGS strip style of building." tant to accept his testimony intent of the borough's master • HYDRO SEEDING & SOD Cummings presented a photo- from a planning perspective. plan, he explained, and increase •MULCH/STONE/TOPSOIL graph of other Dunkin' Donuts Because Wyssling has not safety in the area because the Wesffield Pediatric Dental Group • RETAINING WALLS facilities on Route 1 in Rhode written a zoning ordinance or company plans to install more •BRICK PAVERS-PATIOS ft WALKS g Island which he said were "more visible signage. • RESIKNTUL t COMMERCIAL i participated in drafting a • FKEEStWATES sensitive to the community." The municipal or county master According to a police depart- Our newly renovated photos depicted less colorful res- plan, council liaison Jack ment report referenced by the idential-style buildings with Molenaar said the board should board, a total of 21 accidents office features peaked roofs and smaller, more not accept his planning com- occurred at the intersection of • Game Room • Fish Tank subtle signage. ments as expert testimony. In an South Avenue and Martine Board member John Celardo initial split vote, the board Avenue between 1997 and 1999, • Reading Room • TV's SCHMIEDE pointed out Fanwood's downtown rejected Wyssling as a planning though only two of those is now adjacent to a nationally expert. involved Dunkin' Donuts cus- recognized historic district, and Debate on the matter contin- tomers. TREE EXPERT CO. implored the company to build to ued after the vote, however. The next hearing over the the Victorian style of many After Wyssling elaborated on his application will be held at Fanwood Park buildings. credentials, offering proof that Borough Hall at 7:30 p.m. Sept. "We're looking for something he is a licensed planner and has 22. We are available for class trips to complement the architecture M ( 11 1 I 'Ml I (jilt (IIMl'Ml of the nearby historic district," Timothy P. McCabe, D.M.D. • St.ilf C.ci tided Celardo explained. Board Certified, NJ Spec. Lie #3983 Broad Street proposal i) F .'t r. mr f'l uti't li (Continued from page A-l) purely advisory capacity, sug- Patrick W. Dinicola, D.M.D. Philip P. Graye, Jr., D.D.S. gests the building would tower NJ S/KV . LJC #5-160 N; Spa. Uc #2487 Bank into eight condominium over the nearby one-story build- 908-233-TREE units. If that's the case, the ings and create a narrow, awk- 'J I) H .' 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The development is being published on Friday by NJN At a concept hearing on the evaluated by Town Planner Publishing, 301 Central Ave., Clark, development in May, A&R prin- Blais Brancheau, whose report NJ 07066 (908) 575-6660, Second cipal Irwin Ackerman presented was expected to be filed by the class postage paid at Cranford, NJ professionals who argued the end of the week; as of press time 07016, POSTMASTER: please building would make the mid-day Wednesday, the report send changes loNJN Pubfshing, streetscape continuous, provide had not been included in pro- Fulfillment office , PO Box 699, a retail use encouraged by the ject's file at the board offices on Somerville, NJ 08876, land use ordinance, and add North Avenue. Subscription rates by mail, one needed residential units to the Repeated phone calls to year within Union County $17, out town's housing stock. developer Irwin Ackerman seek- of county $20, out of state $24. 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Foley during a New Special Education; Lauren Durante, Spanish; Ursula Massenzio, Art; Christina Yockel, Grade 2. parking Teacher Orientation Breakfast Sept. 2. Engel, Spanish; Mark Goulet, Special Education; Wilson School: Annika Davis, Grade 3; Dorothy Foley noted that the new teachers were selected Carrie Heinz, Special Education; Warren Hynes, Kahaner, Resource Room. from more than 1,100 applicants. Bachelor's degrees English; Douglas Kehler, Special Education; Kara Tamaques School: Lauren Metz, Grade 1, underway are held by 49 percent of the new hires, while 51 per- Leonard, Social Studies; Jill Mezzacappa, Spanish; Washington School: Debra Gulino, Special cent hold master's degrees. Five of them are Westfield Rachel Mills, French/Spanish; Ellen Muir, Math; Education. ByBftAPlWHOP High School graduates. Adam Pizzi, Social Studies; Elizabeth Ricks, McKinley School: Nicole Tyminski, Grades 3/5; THE RECORD-PRESS Board of Education President Anne Riegel and Counselor; Mark Stern, English; Kathleen Walsh, Valerie Williams, nurse. Kathleen Zippier of the Westfield Education Special Education; James Zaccari, Special Education. In addition, Vicky Banach has joined the district WESTFIELD — While parking Association formally greeted the teachers and Edtson Intermediate School: Anne Bergin, Math; as a school psychologist, and Christina Szczepkowski inanagement continues to be a assured them that they were entering a community Elizabeth Frame. Basic Skills; Lisa Kastner, Spanish is a new strings teacher. point of contention between pro- where education is supported. (shared with McKinley School I; Tara Legge, Spanish Teachers hired during 2003-2004 school year ponents and opponents of down- Before entering the classroom, the new teachers (shared with Tamaques School); Jacqueline Magyar, include Donna Corea, Pre-K, Edison; Brennan town redevelopment, town admin- will complete a two-day orientation program as part Social Studies. Coughlin, Social Studies, Westfield High; Carole istrators say they are continuing of Westfield's New Teacher Institute, focusing on Roosecelt Intermediate School: Theresa Cerefice, Harazim, Special Education, Westfield High; Kristen to maximize the use of municipal Classroom Management, Home-School Partnership, English; Coleen D'Angelo, Math; Francis Mulderrig, Hendrickson, Spanish, Westfield High; Judith parking facilities. and Special Education. They will also receive orienta- Although the summer months Math; Susan Pickett, Physical Education; Melissa McLoughlin, Biology, Westfield High; Denise Miller, present comparatively meager tion at the school level from their principals and men- Piegaro, Science; Carine Revfi, Language Arts; Achieve, McKinley; Kate Mortenson, Grade 4, demand on downtown parking tors. Cheryl Wohlgemuth, Math; Erin Zielinski, Spanish. McKinley; Joanne Ryan, Resource Center, Jefferson; facilities, daily permit sales have A list of the new teachers at each school follows. Franklin School; Beth Billing, Grade 4; Corinne and Justina Wadolowska, French, Roosevelt. been steady during their first month of availability, and the town also continues to make progress on the oversell rate at the South Avenue train station Humane Societies may discontinue animal removal services lot, local officials said. According to Trezza, viduully with the AHS, reach- services to municipalities. ing a county animal control For the week beginning Aug. 9, THE RECORD-PRESS Humane Society employees ing agreements ranging Because the AHS is the only facility, which has been pro- the town sold 64 daily permits to bring animal carcasses back to between one and three years. organization that provides the posed by residents but never park in the South Avenue lot at $5 Municipalities across New company facilities, where the When this year's contracts run service, individual communi- pursued by Union County. each, and another 63 daily per- Jersey were informed earlier animals are cremated. The out at the end of the year, AHS ties may have to find their own "People have been trying to mits were sold a week later. Sales this month that the Associated resulting ash, which is disposed officials arc considering discon- solution to the problem. get them to provide that service were approaching the same level Humane Societies (AHS) mayof by Waste Management, tinuing services to those Marks said the problem with no success (for years),* for the week beginning Aug. 23. discontinue service of removing means AHS shelters are also municipalities, and raising could be handled by establish- Marks said. The town continues to dead animals from roadways waste transfer stations and rates to municipalities still approach its stated goal of selling and residential properties — a therefore must be licensed. under contract. 700 permits for the South Avenue step that could leave local Gaining that licensure, she Scotch Plains Mayor Martin Carpal Ttinnel Code May Have train station parking lot as well; towns in a bind. explained, involves filling out a Marks said township officials G65 permits had been sold for the In a letter dated Aug. 9, three-inch thick application aren't sure how they would Finally Been Cracked lot as of Aug. 27. Executive Director Roseann packet, a lengthy process AHS deal with dead animals if the Clark, N J. - "Until now only it small number of lucky patients have been Even if the town is able to Trezza wrote officials aren't AHS does decide to suspend exposed to this amazing discover)' thai has literally "cracked the code" for reach the 700 permit level, which that a prepared to these carpal tunnel sufferers. Now with the unexpected release of this little translates to a 52 percent oversell Department of "It's going to be terribly handle. known information, you may be able 10 say goodbye to your carpal tunnel rate in a 460-space parking lot, Environmental expensive. The costs are "We would symptoms. Best of all you can check it out for yourself for FREE if you officials don't think they'll be Protection have to apply SCHMIEDE like...in the revolutionary new 8 page report. "The Amazing Missing Link faced with a situation where (DEP) re-inter- going through the roof... for a permit to Solving Carpal Tunnel Without Drugs or Surgery." For your free copy, they've sold too many permits for pretation of a and we're not taking in from the coun- too few spaces. just call toll-free !-8(X)-286-4937 and listen 10 the 24 hr recorded message state statute ty, which is a for all the details. Call now. supply is limited. "Because of how people use the will have a sig- what our budget calls for." very expensive lot, I don't think we 11 have a prob- nificant impact — Roseann Trezza and time-con- TREE EXPERT CO lem with selling 700... we think on Humane s u m i n g Trimming • Repairs we can accommodate that," said Society services. process," Trezza • Removal Town Administrator Jim Gildea. The DEP informed the AHS said. "We're not being paid "We do think we'll probably sell that transporting animal car- what the service is worth." Modern Equ • St.itp Cer ROOFING less daily permits (when we casses would be reclassified as The AHS set its rates at achieve the desired rate)," he transporting solid waste. somewhere between S3 and S5 Cape Cod $2,500 added. Therefore, the society would per capita about 10 years ago, 100 Off Gildea said the town's oversell need to obtain proper licensure, according to Trezza. But the Bi-Level $2,700 benchmark rate has typically which Trezza argues would organization was increasing been around 45 percent over the drive costs to an unmanageable the rate by only 1 to 3 percent 908-233-TREE Split Level $2,900 years; town officials have had only level. annually, and when combined B M 9 0 a ? .n / Price includes: removal of two layers ot old shingles, dumpsters, complete clean a few isolated instances of permit- "It's going to be terribly with cumbersome new regula- up, 25 yr. shingles and all paper and permits. holding commuters arriving at expensive," Trezza said. 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Jersey Boy Something's missing TIE UWBOPED MOTER ^^F1Vfl1^&F^w^^**^% from task force Lost in the continuing furor over Gov. James E. VWDUN& THESE Mike Oeak McGreevey's resignation announcement was a piece of news that could have a tremendous impact on all New Jersey res- PRESIDENTIAL idents in the coming years. CAMPAIGN APS... The panic Last Thursday McGreevey introduced the members of the Constitutional Convention Task Force which later this year will recommend whether New Jersey should hold a on the first Constitutional Convention to address school property taxes and education spending. day of school If it calls for a convention, the Task Force, whose report is I always cried on the first day due by Dec. 31, will also recommend procedures on how the of school. convention should be run and what issues it will address. The tears came just as the rosy McGreevey was proud of the bipartisan diversity of the finger of dawn poked me in the Task Force — which, unfortunately, does not include any eye and roused me from a shallow representatives of Union County. slumber filled with anxieties. The The Property Tax Convention Task Force will perhaps swirling nausea in my stomach have the biggest impact on the future success of our state lapped at the feet of a dozen but- terflies as fear and sadness tight- than any other group in recent history," said McGreevey. ened their grip on my bladder. That is why it is so important the task force members rep- Dry heaving sobs shook my body resent a wide range of New Jersey citizens because ulti- from ear to toe; I felt like a Death mately, it will be New Jersey citizens who will fix our state's Row inmate awaking on the day long-broken and unfair property tax system. of his execution. These individuals we're appointing today bring a The anxiety attacks became wealth of experience, expertise and passion that will serve muted by the time I reached high New Jersey well," McGreevey continued. Together, they school. In those years the anxiety was replaced by a listless dread : will help ensure the success of a constitutional convention and the existential acknowledg- that will take the property tax debate out of Trenton and Letters to the editor ment that high school was to be iput it in the hands of voters — where it belongs." endured as a necessarily cruel The Task Force does have an impressive roster of politi- passage to college and adulthood. ' dans and experts in government financial policy. Yet, as the I don't know why I suffered _ New Jersey School Boards Association points out, the Task CONTACT grateful to the borough mini-breakdowns on the first day of school. Outside the humiliation ' Force is missing a member who is directly involved in the Tb Hie Record-Press: port to our wheelchair racers as well. Lt. Richard of physical education and indus- ; public school system. Thank you, Fanwood! All of us associated with Trigo's police detail did a superb job of managing traf- trial arts, I was a good student That's both amazing and disappointing. It's common CONTACT We Care are extremely grateful for the fab- fic around the course. The Fanwood Rescue Squad was and I had several good friends ulous outpouring of support you gave us on Saturday, at the ready and provided aid and comfort to a few par- ; sense that someone who knows the requirements and chal- who would come to the protection Aug. 21 for our ninth annual 5-K race through the bor- ticipants who crossed the finish line in distress. of my puny arrangement of bones lenges of the public school system should be sitting on the ough. Borough Administrator Eleanor McGovem, who also when threatened by snorting bul- Task Force. But, as the state government has demonstrat- A thunderstorm that we feared might ruin the race served as a course marshal for the race, and the Public lies. Schoolwork came naturally; came and went early in the afternoon, leaving cool, Works Department were wonderfully helpful with ed time after time, common sense often is not a top priori- the flypaper glued to the inside of pleasant conditions for a hardy contingent of some 300 planning and logistics for the event. my skull captured nuggets of The work of the Task Force will be key to the future of runners. We also had six spirited wheelchair racers It is important for all of you to know that we receive knowledge. Still, the first day of New Jersey as the state continues its slug-like progress from the Lightning Wheels team of Children's many comments from runners about their affection for school induced paroxysms that Specialized Hospital. And nearly 100 children between this race. As one of them said to me at the conclusion spun my brain like a whirling toward even approaching the idea of property tax reform. the ages of 2 and 11 came out with their parents to par- of festivities in the park, "I don't know exactly what it There's no question the property tax system needs to be dervish of anxiety; the memories ticipate in the Kids Sprint — slipping, sliding and is, but this is just a wonderful event, a wonderful place of those panicky dawns causes an reformed. According to the New Jersey League of laughing around the rain-soaked grass at LaGrande to run a race." I think we know what it is: it's Fanwood involuntary shudder even as I Municipalities, the national average now has property Park. hospitality. Thank you so much for providing it! write these sentences. taxes accounting for 29 percent of state and local revenues. It was a great pleasure and privilege to have Next year will be our 10th anniversary race and we $n New Jersey during the state's last fiscal year, property Council President Kathy Mitchell serve as our hon- look forward to a very special celebration with you. Of course by the time I reached taxes equaled 42 percent of that revenue. That's just not orary starter; she was a most gracious host. DAVTO OWENS the back door, a new lunchbox in Councilwoman Donna Dolce was out on the course right because the property tax burden falls unfairly on the Executive Director my hand and the sunlight glisten- cheering on the runners and giving enthusiastic sup- CONTACT We Care ing in my Vitalis-inebriated hair, middle class and those, like senior citizens, on fixed the anxieties had vanished, like incomes. playful specters taking leave of We hope the Task Force recommends a Constitutional their annual visit. By the time I Convention. And we hope a Constitutional Convention, free Kerry won't get this veteran's vote had settled in my seat in the of the special interest lobbying that stalls reform in To The Record-Press: 1968. Nixon wasn't yet president, and it now seems classroom, everything was fine Trenton, implements a new system of funding public edu- A recent Record Press article highlights the dilem- he was probably 50 miles away. and I even looked forward to the first homework assignment, like cation and government that is fair and reduces the burden ma faced by all veterans in the upcoming presidential 5. Since his days in Vietnam, he has perhaps a election. Should we vote for someone who served in the goody-goody two-shoes geek I on the middle class. half-dozen defenders, and 250-plus detractors (Swift the Texas Air National Guard or someone who served Boat Vets). Left wing news media focus? Those 250- eventually became (yes, I was for four months in Vietnam? The question goes much plus who dare to criticize an Audie Murphy wannabe. president of the high school chess deeper than that. To wit: 6. Re: the Swift Boat Vets, why are John Kerry and club — oh, the shame!) 1. The 60s and 70s were years of great turmoil his little buddies trying to shut down John O'Neill It's now been 42 years since I caused by our involvement in a war that had the fin- and his friends? Until recently, this sort of thing was first entered school, and I amazed gerprints of JFK and LBJ all over it. protected speech, but when American patriots, my fel- at the clarity of my memories, as 2. While Mr. Kerry served in Vietnam and Mr. low Vietnam veterans, speak out, it's illegal. First if they are pictures that never The Record-Press is here for you Bush did not, why is that suddenly so important? Amendment anyone? fade. I remember in 1962, before a When Bill Clinton ran twice against bona fide war 7. If John Kerry is doing badly among veterans, he Supreme Court ruling, Mrs. Kraft The following information should help you get your heroes, military service was not to be considered, or has only himself to blame, not his fellow 250-plus started the first-grader's day with ideas and community news into The Record-Press: so we were told. Swift Boat vets. a prayer and a reading from the Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story 3. When John Kerry returned from Vietnam after 8. Oh, one more thing: He's a little rich kid who Bible. I remember the sunny and four months of service, he hung around with Jane suggestions, questions or comments. pretends to be jes' plain folks. warm Friday November after- Fonda and other America-haters while smearing President Bush, on the other hand, served honor- noon when Mrs. Cole announced Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, those of us who served as war criminals. ably, never called his fellow veterans criminals, and the president had been shot; I NJ, 07066. 4. In addition to the charges of war crimes, it now serves admirably as Coramander-in-Chief. also remember the song we sang Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. seems that he may have a faulty memory regarding ANDREW J. MscDONALD to her on the last day of school Our e-mail address is [email protected]. Nixon ordering him into Cambodia in December Fanwood when she retired after decades Deadlines and decades of teaching. In third grade, Mrs. Moore read to us after The deadline for submitting articles and press releases lunch E.B. White's Charlotte's to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. Public financing=cleaner campaigns Web; because I was a boy I had to The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is 10 A.CMTH0I The State of New Jersey has host- stifle my sobs when Charlotte a.m. Monday. ed some of the most expensive, and died. In fourth grade, Mrs. Pardoe Money is as identifiable with polit- Guest negative, campaigns in the country. was a tough and demanding ical campaigns as voters or stump In response to this trend and the teacher who nevertheless fervent- speeches. It has historically been this commentary growing call for extensive campaign ly believed that her pupils had to way, and is an outgrowth of the finance reform, Governor James E. have at least two hours a week of democracy we live in that values McGreevey has signed into law a bill art. In fourth grade, I also every vote and the First Amendment of the that calls for the experimental implementation of pub- remember Mrs. Moore, who was Constitution which protects the right of all citizens to licly-financed campaigns in two of the state's 40 leg- doing guard duty at lunch, gently express their views and opinions without government islative districts in 2005. scolding me because I had come interference. As far back as the 19th century, Senator Candidates that raise $20,000 will be eligible to to the defense of a student I Mark Hanna of Ohio remarked, "There are two things receive 75 percent of the average amount spent in that believed had been wronged. I NJN Publishing © 2004 actually invoked the First A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper that are important in politics. The first one is money, district during the previous election (with a cap of and I can't remember the second." $100,000). In addition, candidates can receive an extra Amendment's freedom of speech; As political campaigns have become more sophisti- $50,000 if an opponent uses private funds. the twig was bent — some even Publisher Eileen Bickel 732-396-4404 cated in recent years, candidates for public office have While this law is not a panacea to all that plagues say warped — at an early age. been forced to solicit contributors for even larger sums Edllor Greg Marx .732-396-4219 campaign finance, it is a first step in restoring integri- These are fond memories, and of money. In turn, those donors have become more ty and transparency to political campaigns. For aggressive in their demands for a greater return on though I had more than my share starters, the McGreevey-backed bill demands that can- of anxiety attacks — they didn't their "political investment." The result of this inappro- didates raise the requisite $20,000 from the grassroots, priate relationship has been a plethora of scandals, make child-sized Prozac back with 1,000 contributions of $5 and at least 500 contri- then — I genuinely enjoyed my embarrassments, and in some cases, indictments. butions of $30. The process of collecting these funds Talk of reforming the campaign finance system has schooldays. And yet in those from grassroots voters will compel candidates to artic- dawns of doom, I always cried on been around for years, most famously in the aftermath ulate a substantive vision of governance that address- of the Watergate debacle and almost 20 years later the first day of the school. 301 Central Artnut, CUri, NJ. O7066 es real voter concerns and makes them even more with the McCain-Feingold bill. The only certainty with accountable to voters. 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If New Jersey is to win tears came from the fear of the publicly-financed elections. back the legions of apathetic voters who have been sit- great unknown, the same fear N»WS: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 Publicly-financed campaigns ensure that candi- ting out elections in recent years, it must restore the that wakes us even now in the dates for office have no incentive to raise money and confidence of its voters in the electoral system. Publicly desolate moments before dawn. Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 By this time in my life I should Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0102 are free from pledging fealty to their donors. With an financed campaigns will infuse political campaigns equal playing field, candidates would have to be more with a much needed dose of integrity and reestablish have realized the unknown is disciplined with their spending and concentrate more the reputation of New Jersey and its public officials. nothing to fear; in fact, the ;fcconl-fttu (ISPS 006-(M9) Is puhliJhtd on friiij) b> NJ\ Hubli»hlnj>. .101 Ctnlrii *r, Clark, NJ O'fltt unknown should be embraced ifcrond dn poaogc pUd M CranfonL N] O'OKJ. PUSTMASTOi ptew smd chmgB 10 \JN Pubtoliing ruUillmcn ufikr, on promoting their own positive message than drown- A member of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition l because there are still adventures TO Bin 499, SaenmUle,,i)OSI76. Subscription ma I* mail, onr yrar «i!hJn tntan Count) Jl'oui of county fiO, ou ing out their opponent with negative rhetoric. By Authority, the author is the first Hispanic American in \ WHAT WAS THE MOST MEMORABLE PART OF THE ATHENS OLYMPICS? OSCAR KLEIN MELVA DUCON MIKE STEIN ROBIN STEIN DENISE HOLAN BELQUIS FERNANDEZ WMtfteld iMlIn Scotch Plains Scotch Plains Cranford Elizabeth I think it was when (Kerri) Walsh I really didn't watch the I thought it was pretty cool when I thought it was great when It was exciting watching Michael I'm Latin American, so for me it and (Misty) May won the beach Olympics. all the gymnastic people went Carly (Patterson) won the gold Phelps swim. Seeing him swim was when the Paraguayans volleyball. on the bars and did the tricks — medal (in the all-around gym- and watching him bring home won their silver in soccer. I thought that was really cool. nastics). We haven't won that all those medals for us really for 20 years, and she's only 16. made the Olympics. I thought that was really special. Garden State Council County center seeks volunteers awards Liebrich funds WESTFIELD — The Garden IEEE and is a part-time student to work with sex-assault victims State Council of the Society for in Rutgers University's Master in Human Resource Management Human Resource Management The Union County Rape Crisis Center is look- assault. has awarded Christina Liebrich Program. ing for caring, supportive and committed individ- "It's very important for individuals to realize of Westfield with a $1,000 She is also a member of uals who can assist survivors of sexual assault that adult males, females, teenagers and children Human Resource Leadership Toastmasters International and during daytime, evening and weekend shifts. are offered needed services whether the sexual Scholarship, funded by the coun- an active volunteer for the Bilingual and multilingual individuals are espe- assault/abuse took place recently or years ago," cil. Rutgers SHRM Student Chapter. cially needed. Training will prepare Rape Crisis stated Union County Freeholder Deborah This is the first year that the Liebrich's well-rounded back- Center volunteers to provide emotional support, Scanlon, county liaison to the Commission on the scholarship is being awarded, ground made her stand out above advocacy and information on the 24-hour hotline Status of Women. 'These services are also avail- and the council voted unani- the other applicants. and while accompanying survivors at the hospi- able to their families." mously to award it to Liebrich. Liebrich received the news of tal, police department, prosecutor's office and/or Other services that the Center offers nre crisis Liebrich was selected based on her selection for the scholarship court. intervention, counseling and therapy, which are her personal statement, work on a rainy day and said, "It could- This specialized training to become a Rape provided free of charge by qualified professionals. experience/progression, human n't have come at a better time to Crisis Advocate, which is mandated throughout Training will be held this year on Tuesday and resource career plans, volunteer help brighten an otherwise drea- the state, will be scheduled twice weekly. Training Thursday evenings, beginning Sept. 28 from 6:30- activities and academic achieve- ry day. I was very surprised and addresses the different types of sexual assault, 10 p.m. and ending Nov. 18. All training sessions ment. She works full-time at appreciative that I was chosen." CHRISTINA UEBRKH the trauma experienced by sexual assault sur- must be attended to become a volunteer. vivors, their family members and related issues. "The freeholders ask that all interested indi- In addition to serving as a Rape Crisis viduals call (908i 233-7273 between 10 a.m. and 4 Advocate, volunteers may also become involved in p.m. Monday through Friday as soon as possible," Exercise, fellowship for local moms giving educational presentations to schools or said Freeholder Lewis Mingo Jr., liaison to the Want to get the kids and your- club. Members also have the Westfield Y.M.C.A, located at 220 community groups on sexual assault topics. county's Human Services Advisory Council. self out of the house, but need opportunity to participate in Clark St. in Westfield, which are The Union County Rape Crisis Center, located "Center personnel or volunteers will be happy to some motivation? Some area national email support networks open to the public. For more infor- at 300 North Ave. East in Westfield, a program in answer any questions you may have and arrange moms, members of the Union and to volunteer in a variety of mation about becoming a part of the County's Department of Human Services - for interviews." County Chapter of Mothers & areas . Mothers & More, call K.C. Bree at Division of Planning, is a comprehensive center Interviews for volunteer training are currently More, have solved this problem by Mothers & More holds meet- (908) 789-8626 or Kim Grossman working with survivors of all areas of sexual being held. forming a walking club, meeting ings on the first and third at (908) 889-2286 or log onto mornings in Tamaques and Wednesday of each month at the www.mothersandmore.org. Nomahegan Parks. For some, walking with Mothers & More is about exercise. 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Mr. Dupuis was born in His wife, Anna, died in 1984. Elizabeth Pedicini force on tax reform Wins ted, Conn. He lived in Surviving are his companion, Her husband, Anthony J., Schuylkill Haven, Pa., and Martina Bertolotti; two sons, SCOTCH PLAINS — Marlboro before moving to Kenneth J. and Clyde A.; three Elizabeth Perna Pedicini, 89, died in 1969. An advocate on the issue, Marks Fanwood in 1958. daughters, Annemarie Soto. died Aug. 26, 2004 at the Burnt Also surviving are another He founded Skill Knit Fabrics Marion T. Tine and Patricia Jones; Tavern Rehabilitation and son, Richard; two sisters, is not appointed to the committee in Piainfield in 1959 and operated a brother, Frank; a sister, Ann Health Care Center in Brick. Nancy DcMarzo and Jean the business until his retirement LaCapria; and 15 grandchildren. Born in Newark, she lived in Evangilista; four grandchildren By MAO in 1985. A member of American A funeral Mass was held yes- Trenton before moving to and five great-grandchildren. THE RECORD-PRESS Legion Post 54 in Freehold for 59 terday at Immaculate Heart of Scotch Plains in 1955. A funeral Mass was held years, Mr. Dupuis was an aviation Mary Church, following services Mrs. Pedicini and a son. Monday at St. Bartholomew the A task force appointed last week by Gov. James E. McGreevey machinist's mate 2nd class in the at the Memorial Funeral Home. Dennis, owned the Stork Fair Apostle Roman Catholic and other state leaders will research whether the state should put Navy during World War II. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, children's clothing shop in Church, following services at the issue of property tax reform before voters. Mr. Dupuis was a founding Scotch Plains. Scotch Plains. She was associ- the Rossi Funeral Home. Burial After years of tepid support for the idea, last month McGreevey parishioner of Immaculate Heart In lieu of flowers, donations ated with the store for 25 years was in Holy Sepulchre announced support for a referendum to hold a constitutional con- of Mary Roman Catholic Church may bo sent to National Kidney and retired in 1987. Cemetery. East Orange. vention over the way the state funds county, local school district, in Scotch Plains. He was a long- Foundation, 30 K. ,i3rd St., New and municipal services. That announcement was viewed as a posi- time usher for parish Masses as York, NY 10020. tive step by Scotch Plains Mayor Martin Marks, who is known statewide for his advocacy of property tax reform. Robert J. Meek In fact, Marks was himself under consideration for appointment Donald Taylor Ward WESTF1ELD — Robert His father, James J., is to the task force because of his knowledge of the issue and promi- SCOTCH PLAINS — Donald in the South Pacific during World James Meek, 50, died Aug. 29, deceased. nent role in the New Jersey League of Mujiicipalities. Though he Taylor Ward, 84, died Aug. 29, 2004 War II. 2004 at Muhlenberg Regional Surviving are his mother, was not selected as a member of the body, Marks pledged to press at his home in Lido Beach, Fla. Surviving are his wife, Mary Medical Center in Piainfield. Rose Mary Meek Foley; and his case for property tax reform before the task force if it holds open Mr. Ward was bom Feb. 2'A, 1920 Henry Ward; a daughter. Heather Mr. Meek was born in three sisters, Patricia M. sessions. in Kearny. He lived in Newark, of Hoboken; a .son, Donald Jr. of Elizabeth. He lived in Dougatl, Margaret J. Olds and In New Jersey, local governing bodies and school boards are Scotch Plains and Toms River Seattle. Wash.; two stepdaughters, Westfield, North Piainfield. M. Elizabeth Meek. heavily reliant on property taxes to fund services. This creates a sit- before moving to Lido Beach in JoAnne Bowers of Pennsylvania Brick, Toms River and Neptune A funeral Mass was held yes- uation in which certain homeowners with lower personal incomes 1998. and Susan Henry of Brooklyn; and before moving to Piainfield in terday in the auditorium at bear the weight of relatively high property tax bills. New Jersey He retired in 1998 a.s a real a grandchild. 2001. Seabrook Village, Tinton Falls. homeowners pay among the highest property taxes in the nation. estate agent with Crossroads Graveside services will be held He was an officer for eight Arrangements were by the The 15-member task force is expected to produce recommenda- Realty in Toms River. Mr. Ward Saturday, Sent. 11 at Clinton years with the Midlantic Silverton Memorial Funeral tions to the governor and legislature by the end of the year; was a member of the Veterans of Cemetery in Irvington. National Bank in Bloomfield. Home in Toms River. In lieu of McGreevey reportedly has expressed a desire to see the task force Foreign Wars in Ocean County and Donations may be sent to Mr. Meek graduated from flowers, donations may be sent at work by the time he leaves office Nov. 15. the Church of the Palms in Hospice of Southwest Florida, Union County College and the to Huntington Disease Society However, Marks said the recent Statehouse theatrics — which Sarasota, Fia. 5955 Rand Blvd.. Sarasota, FL Madison campus of Fairleigh of America, 114B S. Main St., will likely result in the ascendancy of Senate President Richard He was in the Army Air Corps 342.38. Dickinson University. Box 67A, Cranbury, NJ 08512. Codey to the governorship — could play a major role in the progress of property tax reform. "Codey is adamantly opposed to the concept of a constitutional convention, and I got a first-hand account of that" at a recent mayor's convention, Marks said. GOP urges Dems to return Kushner money He added he is "skeptical and troubled" about the future of the •yUUJREMTmiNOR gal campaign donations through his no intention of returning any money records Quail Ridge gave $30,000 issue when Codey takes over the reins of state government. STAFF WRITER affiliated companies. One of those that was raised before Kushner or to the Union County Democratic "If the acting governor does not want a constitutional conven- companies was Quail Kidge Manzo pleaded guilty. Committee PAC in May 2000, and tion, he should take the lead, put forth a proposal, and confront this Union County Republican Associates, which in May 2000 She also said that Morin's calcu- Highview Planning made numer- issue on his own," Marks said. Committee Chairman Phil Morin donated $30,000, according to lations were unfounded, and that ous donations ranging up to Property tax reform has been an odd political issue, gaining has asked the Union County Morin's analysis of New Jersey though Kushner and his companies $10,000 to the PAC between 2000 widespread support on editorial pages, yet polarizing lawmakers Democratic Committee to return Election Law Enforcement records. may have donated large sums to and 2002. In the most recent docu- from both parties. But it is also a complicated issue, and a difficult $232,650 in donations from sources Manzo, a former Jersey City other Democrat organizations, the ments, the companies are both reg- idea to sell to voters and politicians who may misinterpret tax that he claims represent the party's insurance company owner, pleaded Union County Democratic istered to Kushner's Florham Park reform as tax relief. Play for Pay' polities. guilty in June to live criminal Committee got only a small percent- headquarters. Marks claims that McGreevey himself misunderstands the issue Specifically, Morin lias called for counts, stemming from an insider age?. DeFilippo said that both politi- based upon his FAIR plan, which raised income taxes on the the return of .$170,650 in contribu- trading scheme with Gary Taflet. a But Morin says that in addition cal parties accept donations from wealthy, fattened rebate checks for homeowners and seniors, and tions he says comes from Charles former aide to Gov. James E. to a personal contribution of the people whose backgrounds they do imposed additional spending restrictions on school boards and Kushner and his companies. Quail McGreevey who is Ix'ing sued in Nov. 2002 donation of $2,500, he not investigate before accepting the municipal governments. Ridge Associates and Highview U.S. District Court by the Securities calculated that Kushner, Quail money. Additionally, she said, the "Even our governor is mixed up (on the issue)," Marks said, "If Planning, and $62,000 from Ronald and Exchange Commission. Ridge Associates, and Highview Union County Republicans have he thinks that rebate checks equal tax relief— that doesn't reform Manzo and his company, RAM Charges have not been brought yet Planning donated $108,650 to the their own liistory of accepting — the system in the first place." Insurance, made to the Union against TaiTet, but Manzo is cooper- Union County Democrat and not returning — money from Though McGreevey's recent troubles seems to have shifted focus County Democrat Committee ating with federal agents in the case 1 Committee from June 1998 to corrupt politicians. away from the issues that have dominated headlines for months — between 1998 and 2003. that allegedly earned him over SI November 2002. "James Treffinger gave them tax reform among them — Marks acknowledged the only place to Kushner, the real estate develop- million. He documented his claims with money and I'm not calling for him lobby for real reform is in the Statehouse. er and major fundraiser for the In response to Morin's letter, sent records available on the web site of to return that," she said. 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WESTFIELD — Pat Hoferkamp, Sank-Davis, and Elaine Demyen. commitmentnt ttno AWWIIWUexcellencWe anamdi rlianclienft WulfislWestfielHd rAKrtoffice locateItmtterfd nat ftflf600l NortNartlh president and Chief Operating Sales associates who were in the satisfaction," said George Kraus, vice Ave. West. OflScer of Burgdorff ERA, recently top 10 percent of the company for the president and manager of the Founded in 1958, Burgdorff ERA (732) 574-2613 announced the sales associates from number of properties sold include Burgdorff ERA Westfield office. is the top producing ERA real estate the Westfield office who ranked in Elizabeth Bataille, Anne Weber, "They continually demonstrate firm in dollar volume nationally, with the top 10 percent in the entire com- Joyce Taylor, Elaine Demyen, Anne the integrity and professionalism 165 offices and over 700 sales associ- pany for dosed sales volume and/or Sank-Davis, Julie Murphy, Patricia that are the hallmark of Burgdorff ates in New Jersey. The ERA real for the number of properties sold dur- Connolly, Terri Matz, Jill Skibinsky, ERA, and I am extremely proud of estate network includes more than ing the first six months of 2004. Carol Tener, Sharon Lies, and Joyce their success." 29,100 brokers and sales associates Statewide Realty Sales associates ranking in the top Antone. The Burgdorff ERA Westfield throughout the United States and 30 10 percent for closed sales volume The Westfield sales associates are office is a full-service real estate other countries and territories. \\ \ •(IIS ll'l \ I include Joyce Taylor, Anne Weber, exceptional professionals who exceed office. For real estate assistance, or to Each office is independently Carol Tener, Elizabeth Bataille, Anne real estate standards through their inquire about a career in real estate, owned and operated except offices 'INNING CM call (908) 233-0065 or vimt owned and operated by NRT the Burgdorff ERA Incorporated. 1915 Morris Ave., Union, NJ. 07083 115 Miln Street, Cranford, NJ. O7O16 520 Westfield Ave. Elizabeth, NJ O7208 Picciuto Realty "NOW THREE OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER" Joyce Taylor named ELIZABETH Burgdoff 's Listing 21 Luxurious Condos being built, they will be ready November-December of 2004. Agent of the Month They range from 2-3 bedrooms. A TOUCH OF CLASS!! with 2 full baths. Prices vary WESTFIELD — UNION $392,000 from $240,000 to $265,000 Joyce Taylor, a consis- depending on size. Delightful 4/5 bedroom home with gleaming hardwood floors, newer windows, sliding tent top producer in Pick yours today! doors from spacious EIK invite you onto deck. Living ruom, formal dining room and the Burgdorff ERA family room. Finished basement w/summer kitchen, full hath, rec room & more. Sun Westfield Office, has packing!! been honored as CALL CENTURY 21 PICCIUTO REALTY 908-272-8337 Listing Agent of the Or visit us on the web: www.cenlury2lpicclutorealty.coin Month for July. This 908-709-8400 luich Olhoe Imlepi'tidcnM) Owned and Operated marks the second time this year Taylor has earned this honor. Her prior award came in UNION OH \ n MORTGAGE RATES January of 2004 with Sales Agent of the Month. As Listing Agent of Aaprx Mortgage 800-344-2739 Investors Saving* Bank 800.252-8119 Main Line Tavlslock Ml* 856-428-1100 Penn Fed. Savings Bank 9W-719-2468 the Month for July 30-yr. Fixed 5.125 1.75 * 30 5.372 30-yr. Fixed 5.999 0.00 59f 90 5.991 30-yr. Jumbo 5.750 O.OO 309 30 5.780 30-yr. Fixed 5.875 0.00 5^ 60 5.930 2004, Taylor had a 30-yr. Jumbo 5.990 0.00 20"J 90 5.991 15-yr. Jumbo 5.000 0.00 30* 30 5.040 30-yr. Jumbo 5.875 0.00 10* 60 5.890 15-yr. Fixed 4.500 1.50 5'i 30 4.875 30-biwldyjbo 5.750 0.00 IO9r 60 5.760 combined production 15-yr. Fixed 5.125 O.OO 50J 90 5.126 5/1 Jumbo 4.750 0.00 3O9r 30 4.850 lyr ARM 3.125 1.00 30 3.182 15-yr. Jumbo 5.250 0.00 10* 60 5.280 of eight transactions 5-yr. ARM 4.625 0.00 5 SALES CLERK VETERINARY ADOPTION: A caring eou SERVICE Scion lot kk)( looking tor ASSISTANT Kenllworth Music Co. Seeks MEDICAL pi* win thare our love, TUTOR AVAIL POSITION PT/FT cutter for always busy 2 PT Receptionists. Hours ..I-Spm., TECH ••cure and happy home talon. incrMM* pay. graa' Smell sales office In Cran- 9am lpm & lpm to 6pm. hours. ELEM. EDO, MAJOR Keniiworth, New Jaraay E»p'd only, PT 4 FT posh SCHEDULER with a na«t>orn of an PART TIME Vet. 2 weeks vacation, bo- ford looking for self moti- To handle ill Incoming able for tutoring K-8. company tasks a paittlma Become a part of the lions available PkVW R position tor busy race. Lual/Medlca! 1 naaaacalErtn: 9GM66OS52 nuses, health insurance vator with strong organiza- phone calls, greet guests, full charge boofckaapac prestigious LVMH family of available. tional skills to assist with WaitfwkJ office for 86&233-&81 (pin 7899 to handle all aspects of light typing, liaht data en- wateha* and Jtwalry. in- general office duties to try, mail and fates. Com- scheduling appoint- financial reporting to in- cluding TAG Hauat. 04of, include phones, filing & puter skills a must, good SECRETARY/ ments. Pleasant work- clude monthly reporting, Zanrtti and Omar We customer service. Hours appearance req'd. Fax re ing environment. Picas* budgeting, forecasting have Mvaral immadlat* »3, *F. rax mean to sume to F. Ryzoff at 908- RECEPTIONIST fu resume to: AVERAGE inventory and account* openings for part time The suburban News. Crar> 909>7t7-9Ml 620-3850 or email to: Full or Part time (or engi CERTIFIED $1F000/WEEK payable. Exal KnowfcHaj cuttomar service rapra- FryjpfWtutm.il sjccofll. fort Chronicle & The Rec- a plus, Gmt PUna ec- •antatlvas In our Spring- noenng and construction ord Press reserves the Wfth 1 year OTR experience OFFICE CLERK Please indicate *lpm or company in Union County. MEDICAL (Class A CDL. Hazmat)! counfcg lini»»»i)ai a phis. fiaM. NJ facility. The po»T 1-epm. Nftfcta light to edit, reclasslty or Pteass •maH murw to tion anuils heavy phone The Town of Westfield is Musi Know Word & En eel reject any classified adver- More eipenence averages Bookkeeping experience a tot more! Home most Of work and occatlonal Seeking an individual with ASSISTANT tising at any time and will backup for the main excellent Interpersonal, necessary. Excellent P/T CHILDCARE not Be responsible for er weekends! HEARTLAND fax to RECEPTIONIST/ working environment in Permanent PT for occu- EXPRESS 1-86&282-5861 Pleata include salary re- swHcnboard. The Maa telephone and communi pational medical prac- III0MCNBJM«I *- rors after the first day of candidate mil have prior cation skills to work in me new building. Cod MtV Great for oossc* 0 publication. The Suburban www. heartlandeipre5s.com quirements. CLERICAL tice. Must oe organised, cuttomar wrvice expert- CHILDCARE Dept of Recreation. Kr>c*t MtMTS W IM IHMM able to handle a fast rettoe. MontWm News, Crinford Chronicle anea, fw«f*rat>ty tn a retail edge of computers Including to; & The Record Press liabil- Also aekt a FT aawts M+, 3«:30pm. car* for 13 Full Time 37 >4 hours paced work environment. 3rd day of your choioa. DRIVER: pByKM DOONHPV TO environment, and excat- Windows, wort processirg, Eipenence required. lish speaking. Good ity shall be limited to a lant verbal communication yr-oM girl 11 vr-otd and desk top publishing and adjustment for the cost of *900-*1,100 WEEKLY. handle all traditional ac- boy. Drive to and from lo- Join the New Jersey Press SECRET Fax: 73MSM12S Sf 1 No smoM Loaded and Empty Miles count* payable duties; and IIManlng skill*. AvaH- spread sheets required. Association, the associa- caN Claim 7S24M- the space occupied by the abl* snlfts are Mf 10am- cal acttvrUe*. Housaclean- Salary DOO/range I22.87S error and will not be liable Paid. Short Hauls. Flexible coding invoice*, entering Ing: kitchen, bath, floor, tion ol New Jersey's SHOPPERS HM, ait. 12*. Home Time. Quarterly Bo- 2pm, llam-3pm and 4pm- 125.705. Send resume and newspaper ndust/y. in for failure to publish an ad. 8pm. Please fax resumes etc. Fluent Er^lith. refer cover letter to: NEEDED nuses. Comprehensive handle vendor Inquire*, enca* and car required. this diversified position. Benefit Package Dedi- reconcile to g/l, bank to (973) 4675730. email For Store Evaluations. cated to Excellence. De- reconciliation'*, review of us at Human.Resources. tt' Responsibilities include an Get Paid To Shop Local DENTAL voted to Drivers. Requires agings, filing and cash 908-27*4211 WuWJaH, NJ 070*0. swering incoming phone Stores. Restaurants & above ground, la Class-A CDL, EOE. Cal flow. Excel & Great Plains or mail to N* SSWM COSH Of f*««S. calls, greeting visitors. Theaters. Training Pro- ASSISTANT / cated at Forest Green Smith Transport at 1 knowledge a mutt Parson Jiwifcy UM HR Dept. E.O.E. opening and distributing vided. Flemble Hours. FT. expenence preferred. IWia>ai»*«929 X227 for an appt. 908-276-7440 bonus, education. Come •i Myril* Street mean • Co. join our staff, fun filled relationships & resolve PRODUCE DEPT Fax: 90aV709-l*M. COt Oar*. HJ Cranford NJ 0701* High volume grocery whole- environment. Ask For Email •* an in Word all problems of life. CARPET Sonny 732 5634830 CALL fOR ONE sale/restaurant supply MECHANIC • Driver »/T RN/LPN attschmsnl to: warehouse club seeking RECEPTIONIST FrMOuwtlon CLEANERS Entry reveS. Industrial Air Com Personable individual Vary busy uptcalt salon cpldiv*loomaM*tM)aiMM.aaM an experienced Hi-Lo pressor Company seeking w/clean driving record to TRAVEL AGENT OR MEDICAL F««: M»-70»-13J4 EOE 9OS.272.9791 driver that can also func Wanted MorvSat, exp. a plus, looking for *ip«f)*iK*d Call: 1-M04WWM trainee service technician. transport clients in com receptionist. Commli- Travel Agency desires eupe tlon as the Asst Produce Mechanic aptitude a must pany vehicle Dayiime ASSISTANT Manager of our Kenil- don*, paid vacation*, nenced travel agent post 3 days/wk, busy OB of- CASH QRANTS- Fax resume to 906-276 hours, English & map read health bsnsflls. MMM tion eventually leading to worth. NJ warehouse. HI FOODSERVICE 3466 or can 908-276-1992. fice. Experience neces- LO EXPERIENCE MANDA- ing sktll5 required. eaH IN.IIM2M w manager. Salary plus sary. Westfield area. Fa* TORY. Background in a 20041 WORKERS rmlTnrt •T3-744-414* commission. Call Jim Davies resume to: 9WW312 high volume supermar rrvate. Government grants Needed for Cranford School MOVERS Personable individual **/ ket/club warehouse pro- for Personal bills, School, DKfct lunch nqgam. Work clean driving reco'O to Business, etc. $47 billion Union Moving Co. needs transport clients to mefli duce dept is a big plus. while your children are In mover*/packers/drivers. dollars left unclaimed school. 909709-Mtt cal appts. Some lifting GtMLO CAM- After school 20O3. Never Repay. Live Good pay. 90&687-B896 req'O. CPR/PAT Ctrtiiica nanny M-f i7pm ASAP. Excellent salary, bonuses. operators. 1400-420- tion a +. English & Map $14/hr. Exp.. car & ref. 401K benefits and hours U31*«t. S3 HAIR DESIGNER readme skiHs req d req'd. 908-317-3100 (no long nights or week- Upscale salon In Mlllbum OFFICE Labor Dav ends). Apply in parson or looking for FT hair designer submit resume to: CHILD CARE For mother In SummK. Mon. w/ toHowiingawajwp.Faxm ASSISTANT CHILDCARE AafcfefMr.CharkM After school, 4 days/wk, 3- Restaurant Depot 11-5. Tues. 96. Wed. 11-3. F/T. answer phones, 6pm, for 2 boys. Ertg Att: Branch Manager Thurs. »5. Frl. 11-3. Must filing, typing. Com- speaking, exp'd. w/own 121 Market Street drive. 90*930-9743 puter kkllls required. car. College students wel- Kenllworth. NJ 07033 HAIRDRESSER/ Front desk position for comed, Ive message: Fax: 908-241-0220 print shop, M»a424T42 E-mail: manager.032* CLEANERS ASSISTANT immediate opening. /FRONT DESK jetrofd.com Expanding vwstAMl Salon PT afternoon/eve*. . PT commercial exp. i*q. seeking FT 4 PT . Training Equal Opportunity Employer Apply WastflaM Anta Y, Physical Therapy Exp. mom to care for your program available. Gnat Hl*ll —•*"*•••• l4*ka^A#< Attn. HR Dept., 220 Clark ^Wvli9VW VW9H * chlW in my Scotch Plains opportunity for the right In- Fax name and phone home 908-322*017 St.. Westfletd, NJ 07090, dividual. Call MAP fax 908-2323306. or number: mn%9UX 2OO4 CLOSEOUT! $600.00 WEEKLY CHILDCARE or more mailing our simple For 2 yr. old in my Moun- CLERICAL postcards. Supplies & :ranford Co. seeks respon- tainside home. FT, car & Training provided.' Genu- sible, motivated office per refs. req'd. 908-8039624 ine opportunity. FT/PT. For son FT 86. Ctoar ^waking NJ - Union County Only up FREE Information Package phone voice and good CHILD CARE call 1-708-231-7373 (24 math skills A MUST I Du- Summit Couple seeks aftei hour recording). ties Include answering 8 Labor Day Deadlines 2004 ^ school care (OF 9 yr. old line phone, data & A/R to boy. Must have car, $990-$2,320 entry, WP. filing, faxing, driver's lie. & speak Eng, mallill., plus more. ' MT* 1 If Interested please call Weekly Possible! Classified In-Coluinn/Liners Kate at: 97*4034292 Starting Next Week!! SO Companies Need workers CLERK Family In Scotch Plaint is Immediately. No suit! No or our Westfield store, seeking a FT •aeysrHtr commute! 100% SATIS- counter sales and com- For all ads publishing the week of 9/8/02 to care for 3yr old. Light FACTION GUARANTEED! puter experience helpful. nd Housekeeping" req'd. Mf FREE Info. Call Now! •M-7M4100 (loan) the deadline will be Thursday, Sept. 2 @ 5 pm 8am4:30prn. Refs a must 1(800)311 7891 24 hrs. 0.0. Ksaar No smoking. DrMng not req'd. 11 Eatt 9ra*4 ttrawt PIMM Cat 9M-I22-3M3 ADMINISTRATIVE WaftartAaoM NANNY ASSISTANT COUNTER HELP Classified Display Ads FT. for 4 yr old in Chatham, 4enirworth, NJ Music company FT/PT . Early mornings or must have car and speak seeks a high-energy and weekends. AppVh person: English. 973-7694444 well organized person to Manhattan lags! For all ads publishing the week of 9/8/03 provide admristiaCve support 0 SOMMAvMaa Watt SITTER/ to CEO and CFO. Duties WwtfloM NJ include answering phones the deadline will be Wednesday, Sept. 1* @ 12pm HOUSEKEEPER and screening calls. To assist at home mom. scheduling meetings, travel FITNESS STAFF Berkeley Heights area. 30 arrangements, typing cor- T for fitness center, group respondence and process- exercise, & yoga classes. *We will be closed for the Labor Day Holiday 40hrs/wk. $10/hr. LIBM 1 housekeeping, laundry. ing expense reports. Person Varied times & days. Can- on Saturday, Sept. 4"' through Monday, Sept. 6' '. dishes, toy clean up, should have strong knowledge some cooking, frequent of Microsoft Word. Excel, 9T»4«74ta9 We will resume regular business hours child care. Flexible hours. ACT. Outlook and the In- 1 great kids, must have ternet. Please email resume FOOD SERVICE •I on Tuesday. Sept. 7" . child care/newborn enpe- to fiYzoffgtutmusic.com or Scotch Plains Cafeteria. rience & ref.'s. Must fan to 90&620-3850. Sal- General workers. Cashier speak English & have own ary will be commensurate exp. a +. Good pay. Great trans. 9OM2»O»0 with experience. hours. —• a— T3M ALL . . BEST - - JOBS remaining SHOWROOM (<>\Sl I l\\ I SPECIALISTS WANTED 2004 • CUSTOM** MRVtCI I • FLOOR ATTINOnUm Gap, America's premier specialty retailer • PMMONALTRMNIM seeks individuals with exceptional talent, • •AIM uncommon drive, outstanding customer Saturns! Til * REQUIREMENTS; MOTIVATED, SELF STARTING INDIVIDUALS service skills, and strong team spirit lor | WHO ABE PHYSICALLY FIT. ENJOY WORKING WITH PEOPlf. the following positions: COME FILL wnrnsLD 2 m •<*. aw» to train, 1st fir of 2 family, BR HeywartfWakefieW Dfl, A NEW COMPUTER • MIT Leather sofa, wed unit end WESTRELD • 2nd fl 5 rms, WAD. DW included, new tables. $1500 for att. can be | kit, and bath, newly reno- NO CASHT You're AP- 1st floor one bedroom hrdwd firs thru out. heat 4 PROVED- Guaranteed!* priced for individual sale call i trash included, no pets, vated. $150O/mo + utils. apartment Available im- 908-3134890 NO CREDIT CHECK - Bad mediately near transporta- walk to trains, off street Credit-Bankruptcy OK. 1- Signed, Sealed, tion tllOO NO KTt Mt- park.. $1350 per mo. avail. WESTFIEIO - Fully furnished 800-420-0326 10A 9P Cowrtiy 7/1 908.232-1962 EST • MonFrl 'Checking w/storage $175; Custom 2U-1M2 aR.B 3 BR home. Avail. Sept, cabinet w/drawers & thru June, $2300/mo. Account Required. 0% WESTF1ELD • 2nd fl 5 rms, WWW.PCSF0RALL.COM shelves $150: New Casa- mln, 2 mo rental. blanca ceiling fan $100. hrdwd firs thru out heat & S03-937B APR 1st floor one bedroom trash included, no pets, All exc cond. 90*789 COMPUTER-GATEWAY Flat 4759 FINANCING apartment Available inv walk to trains, off street WESTFIEID - New construc- screened, lyr. old, $500 park.. $1350 per mo. avail. Delivered. mediately near transporta- tion, 3 Bdr. townhouse, 908-276-8557 UP TO 7/1 906-2321962 CRIB FURNITURE SET mint tion $1100 NO PETS Mfr close to train, 15 mo. cond.. bleached wood crib a*2lM2NS sec. $1850 per mo. + w/lg. pullout drawer for 60MOS WESTFIELD 4 rooms 2' fl. utilities. 908-654-0725. W/0 near railroad & high storage, matching glider w/ ON SELECT cushions, matchrig dresser w/ WESTF1ELD 2 Bdr. apt. school, $975, Avail. 9/1 IV Firewood 1/2 or full $1300./mo. • uUls. 1.5 Call 908-233-2247 3 drawers, pullout changing mo. sec. ALSO 3 Mr., 1 cords 90*654-1566 table. 3 side shelves, lazy 732-388-1581 ba.. $1400. + utils. 1.5 W*ttfl*M- 5 apts many Prototslonat tomato to Susan side drawer. Must mo. sec. 90&789O625. amenities. Newly reno- •liara IMNIM tn WntNM. See. Must Sell! $750/obo vated & New. $1200- No smoking. Must Ilka Call 9O8-497-0B6B 9-5. $2000/ mo, S0»232- cat*. SiOO/mo, utll» WHTFIELD-3BR In 2 fam. Incl. SOt-213-5345 ALL NEW LTHR. FURN. * CRIB SET from Crib City. all remodeled, near train, 6M 90*322ail3 HOUSE WARES- Brand Good cond. Incl. changing no pets. $1750 + utilities WattfMd * Cranfef*. beau new black leather Sofa table & gliding chair. 908- & 1,5 sec. tiful efficiency & 1BR 908- bed $750. Baby Go, 6886697 51&O004 or 9O8S12- CRANFOMD - BR & kit., all Expresso maker 30O0 utils. incl. 908-272-0256 DINETTE SET Solid oak. PUBLISHER'S ANTIQUE MAHOGANY 8 pe. white wash finish, 60" MILMJRN- female. 2rms. DINING ROOM SET. Must oval pedestal table + 18" NOTICE bath, micro-refrig, fur- sell. $1,000. leaf. 6 chairs. Exc. cond. nished, Victorian house. •0*447 9479 $700, cbo 90S4654407 All residential real estate 973-7*2-4607 2004 Saab advertising in this news ANTIQUE MAHOGANY DIN- DINETTE SET - TABLE W/ 2 paper is subject to the MOUNTAINSIDE - private ent, ING ROOM Oval table LEAVES. 6 WHEELED j I 9-3 ARC Convertible Federal Fair Housing Act, WESTF1ELD WYCHWOOD bam, BR, yd/dk, $595/ mo., w/pad, 7 chairs. & server, CHAIRS, EXC COND, ASK '' the New Jersey Law GARDEN* Completely utri. incl., sec. 90*664-7144 Priced to sell. $650. 732- ING $275 90*«S9-4128 I Against Discrimination and Furn., 1 BR. 1" fir., ht/hw. 574-22*5 ,' fy »4b0038 )J 4 ryl. turhn b speed nj:u,,ti t Pennsylvania Human pool. avail.. 10/01 SUMMIT: Rm. Sal/ 3pe. (tat* i)'.l)wiiKK1ks.mnrs CD cutse air bags a s Iires cold weathw odd* Relations Act These laws $15O0/mo 90S-70M909 Room for rent ANTIQUE USED FURNITURE Cl wall unit, one. prohibit discrimination in the x211 $125 per week. Complete Ethan Allen Dining eand., China cabinet, hunt UK Silver MetJif. CHJKQ,II Gr.jy Uilher MSRP $41 6TH Pn ISTMl SUC- Prcan BERBER RUG ofwtirtf e Dp SET- beautiful M SCT MCHMJ * STONE M SET - Traditional, oah bedroom se» by ThomMvilie. 8x10' Call Michttle wood dining room sat. tat*, like new, solid maple t» p«c*n. hutcn. farm ta&ie Eacdtont condition. Original* 9O6-709-3267 chars & txeafrfrom. like mane & iMhes matching FUTON -Full sire. Rose- FUTON, Omi «w Ameri- ble. 6 chairs & tetd w/4 chairs, great cortd.. R European wal- FUTON MET- sofa A toveaeat iG5O0. consists of two Mtra •COOTBtjjMT w/ n»*. Cat ews 8O»J*lJt70 »2000 1950. days 90823O6259 nut, oblong table. 6 dretter w/mirror & nieht wood. Mission style. Plus can made. Entire piece pme finished, matching cot long chromrtc twm t»Ot w/ stand. Lfl sofa. Refng. Futon chair, Matching made from solkJ Ash from after 5 908-78*3158 Chairs. China cabinet, buf- fee & end table. blacR/tan headboams. 2 night stands, 90»654-3801 fet, sideboard, tl.200 Washer, all items best coffee & end tables. Like the August Lot* Co. A Southwest motif, axe. cond.. armom. dresser w/ rrurrof & M KT solid o*fc. Ubl* reasonable offer. Call new. $1,200 S0*27* beauty, must see. 1450. «f WAMttR/OttYDI w/lw* & 4 ctisfs. Owia cab., w/ie»f. 6 chairs, hutch, ELECTRIC full size. neg. 7; SOLD SOLD aou> SOLD chair. Only aakkW $1SOO. Doug 906-41*0665 or 02S2 90&272-5533 Also have comfoflers, iur $97 nwnwd back & teted toe server, corner cabinet like new, $250. 908-301-1773 after 4pm ' $600. CM 732S27O05S $1400. lams. n«w fleets & pciures (floral scenes) 90fl«e& John Deere Aluminum dsdwd 6384 after 5PM lawn mower mod. 14 SB OHCV PCOUTAL w/spare Mada. oit «• w/faucet. $100 obo Call tef.wail.lst «««k of Se«. 908-2723029 OS. 973-56+8075 VISIT OUR WEBSITE: HCNRCOOM- Dining Rm UL" UTTON MHCmWAVE MARANO & SONS (Aston Court) solid, ma- »20 hog., ball and claw tbl 71MWUM w/2 leaves , 6 chairs, 'NATURAL' Si corner cabinet. ask»32OO 125 losonsauto.a call 906 51S-0400 WWIIUI HMPORTES ANTIQUE M MLLER MAOCS si 14 $20 interior light/ 2004 NISSAN 908-276-3995 2001 NISSAN 1004 CHEW IMFALA 2004 JEEP 2004 CHEVY hanging bar & shelves. W1MLEM (OJ» Hmtt -LG PATHFINDER SE 4dr, ajto, air, ps. pb, pw, plockj. LIBERTY SPORT TRAILBLAZER LS ALT1NA 2.SS $500/ obo MM-2T0-M13 model TM510 with I 4dr, 4x4, auto, air, ps, pb, pw,tilt, cruise, cd, only 13,000 miles. | 4dr, 4x4. V-6, auto, air. ps. [+. P*. 4dr, 4«4. auto. air. ps. pb. pw. 4dr, auto, air, ps. pb. pw, plucks, tiit Ut SET ajHMn ilnpir, with charger, holder, and Instr piocb, til!, cruise, cd. allyy plucks, tilt, cruise, cd, leather, cruise, cd. 17.000 mile love seat. 3 mos old. org book.-$25. 90»78»«928 plocks, tilt, cruise, cast. cd. V!N*49251%8 $2900 will sell $2100/ I moonroof, alloy whwls, step bars wheels. 2fl.0fK> miles. side air bags, 20,000 miles. obo. Steve 732 3*1-7074 WOW TICNETSI-JM* r%. V1M4W1O7M1 V1M421I228 only 37,000 miles. MOWM - JU1 QUAUTV »/J «7pM, ttw lw SM | VN#1WW9OO2 ITEMS- Rugs Persian harxJ made rugs ong. $4500 ea. so»«a»MU ask. $990 ea. Oft Set. Lfl $17,995 $14,995 $16,995 $20,995 $17,995 set. 2 Quality Chests, and AUTO SALES INC Much Morel 201 7*7 2«M CADILLAC 2002 DODGE 2002 JEEP GRAND 2003 TOYOTA 2004 FORD MOVHW - Ig freezer. Dining SEDAN DEVILLE HIGHLANDER FREESTAR SE *10t TV*, DVDl>tay«(« DURANCO SLT CHEROKEE LAREDO rm, 3 bedrm sets, solas, Police Sei»d! From $10 For I 4dr, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, plocks,4dr. 4x4, auto, air, ps. pb, pw,4dr. 4x4. auto. jir. ps. pb, pw. 4 dr, 4x4, auto. air, ps. pb, pw, 4 dr. auto. air. ps. pb. pw, plucks washer, recllner Etc.t All information call pseats. leather, lilt, CIUIM, ass. plocks. pseats, leather. 3 seals, plucks, pseab, till, cruise, civs, plocks, tilt, cruise, an. cd. tilt, cruue. id. dual air, fold in half price! •OO-74M1O7 1 KWU /lui/trn/ A- Sell n HI I sr> chrome package, only 10.000 wheels, only 14,000 miles. .W.OOii miles. l.lWC.^.il64 ;I2.|J»'.I miles \rIN#3ili)24336 VINMBA44W5' Wall Unit. 2 yrs. old. $825: Mood $50 Red Brickface miles. VINMU114367 ' Henredon 0. Sz. BH Set. V1NK2F220570 multiple pcs.. $800: Amana $15 Box/60 THIS WEEK!!! Stainless Steel Bottom 90*964-5605 Freezer/Refna., 2 VTS. old.3-STEEL RLDflS. 28x30 I ;irs A Specialty $30,995 $19,995 $18,995 $21,995 $16,900 $900; 1950s Maytag was $9,900, sell SI Y & Trucks Wringer Washer. Best Of $5,190. 38x44 was 2000 JEEP GRAND fer. Please call $15,900, sell $7,960 Vehicles 2003 DODGE RAN 2004 DODGE 2001 CHYSLER 2001 NISSAN 48x106 was $28,650. QUAD CAB 4X4 DAKOTA QUAD CAB VOYAGER EXTERRA CHEROKEE LAREDO MOWM SALE: bnc^iac. sell $16,770. 1" Come 4dr, 4x4.. auto. air. ps. ph, pw tumiture. etc. Many house- %P •>()" IS South Avi I SO smith \\ v. I V-8. 4dr, 4*4, auto, air, ps. pb, V-8, 4x4, autu, air. ps, pb, pw, V-(i. auto, air, ps, pb. pw, plucks. 4Jr, 4x4. auto. air. ps. pb. tilt, 1 Serve! Joe (800) plucks, till, cruise, cass. alloy hold items. 392-7817. pw. plocks, tilt, cruise, oss, cd, ptocks, tilt, cruise, cd. alloy tilt, cruise, ca*s. 3 stjts. ruise. cd. alloy wheels, only Call eves 90*381-3570 d.irwootl, \) <>"0J' chrome wheels, only 16,000 wheels, only 17.000 milts. dual doors. 44.0nfl miles. wheels, only 35.000 miles ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO u.fiM miles. \1N#1C510937 VLNHYC263879 MOVING SALE - Sofa Bed, «>08 ~*H9 I SS I miles. \1S#35357298 V1N#4FI 16215 \1N»IB251437 Dinette Set & Buffet. Cof VOUI1 BRAND rM£W POWER WHEELCHAIRS. l 1 THIS WEEK ONLYI! fee Table. Pictures, I ,i\ )0K "H *) 2" i i Lamps, etc 732-3M7764 SCOOTERS AND HOSPITAL 1 BEDS. CALL 1-80Q843- $23,995 $21,595 $1O, 995 $15,995 ORIENTAL HUM (2) 9*12: 9199 TO SEE IF YOU $14,350 wine/teal $1200. Bur- QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION. gundy/navy $900. semi AIR CONDITIONER- Fngxlarie new. 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