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Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, April 28, 2006 50 cents Council will repeal redevelopment plan now forwarding it back to the council hundreds of thousands of dollars and from his committee that repealing the THE RECORD-PRESS for public hearings and official action several years working on plans and redevelopment designation could in the next few weeks. seeking public input. But the propos- potentially be detrimental in the WESTFIELD — After a lengthy The question of whether to repeal al proved unpopular among voters, future. review to weigh the benefits and the redevelopment zone has been a who overwhelmingly rejected it in a "Since there are no benefits of detriments of rescinding the down- hot topic for many local residents, non-binding public referendum in repealing, a detriment would be the town redevelopment zone, the Town especially members of a local watch- 2004. cost of even having to put the plan Council will introduce two ordinances dog group WECARE, who periodically Rescinding the redevelopment des- back in place," said Foerst at that to repeal the designation at its official brought up the topic at council meet- ignation will mean that a future meeting. "No one on the committee meeting next week. ings. The group was a leading oppo- council that wants to revive the park- said, 'Let's build parking decks'... but "This will be the final nail in the nent of the council's plan, since ing deck proposal will have to go there's no benefit to repeal the rede- coffin in the proposed parking decks scrapped, to erect public parking through a more cumbersome process, velopment zone." of old," Councilman Jim Foerst, chair- decks in the downtown. starting from scratch by outlining the But despite those comments, a man of the Code Review and Town The redevelopment designation, project zone and establishing a new majority of the council said that night Property Committee, said at a confer- which overrode existing zoning regu- set of development guidelines. they were in favor of repeal, and the ence meeting this week. lations, was put in place to allow for Repealing a plan that took so Planning Board has now endorsed Foerst told council members the the construction of one or more park- much work and money to get in place that sentiment. History made Planning Board had unanimously ing decks; sites that were considered has stirred some mixed feelings on The two ordinances to repeal the Two first-time meetings happened endorsed the repeal and sent the pro- included the South Avenue train sta- the part of town officials over t;he past designation will be introduced at the in local sports this week, as the posal back to his committee for tion and the area between Elm and few months. Back in January, Foerst Cranford Cougars gills lacrosse review, and that the committee was Prospect streets. The council spent gave the council a recommendation (Continued on page A-2) team traveled to Kehter Stadium to take on the Westfield Blue Devils for the first time. Down the road at Westfield High School, the Breartey Students Citibank Bears softbatl team took the field against a much larger opponent, DOGGONE IT! looking to test their undefeated learn a headed to record. For more on those matchups, see Sports, Page C-1. lesson in Westfield Bank targets site sacrifice on North Avenue

THE RECORD-PRESS THE RECORD-PRESS SCOTCH PLAINS — Sixth WESTFIELD — There will graders at Park Middle School soon be an addition to the ros- received a special lesson in ter of banks in the downtown, appreciating the sacrifices of as Citibank has plans to move our troops Monday, courtesy into the first floor space of a visit by Rep. Mike beneath Salon Visage on Karen Yula wins Ferguson. North Avenue, according to The congressman stopped Sherry Cronin, executive by the school to collect stu- director of the Downtown FhllhMvor award dents' hand-made greeting Westfield Corporation. Karen Yula, a music teacher at cards, which lie-wilJ personal- Although banks are Jefferson Elementary School in ly deliver to U.S. troops sta- already a common site in the Westfield, has been named the tioned in Iraq. downtown, a branch of recipient of the 2006 Phllhower "One of the best things I Citibank will be unique to Fellowship for excellence in teach- get to do is visit schools," Westfield. The closest branch ing. To read about what Yula brings Ferguson told a room full of is in North Plainfield, and the to the classroom, see the story on students, adding that he was next closest locations are PageA-8. a teacher for several years located in Staten Island, before beginning his political Newark and New York City. career. The bank will be located at Students made hand-craft- the building at 240-244 North ed personal greetings for the Ave., near the Drug Fair com- troops and have also been col- plex. The building was recent- lecting supplies for care pack- ly purchased by Salon Visage; ages and writing pen pal let- the salon had previously been ters, said school officials. located at 226 North Ave. But as students took a The building's first floor break from their classes, was ready for occupation in Ferguson asked thorn to re- late November or early examine the many things December, and has been often taken for granted, such Rain put a damper on vacant since then, said as freedom itself. the Spring Fling pro- Cronin. "We're fortunate because a gram In downtown The announcement comes lot of people in the world don't Westfield Sunday, but it a few weeks after the DWC have these opportunities," couldn't wash away the held a brief discussion of said Ferguson. "A lot of times, appetites of the compet- downtown vacancies at a pub- Chinese music, when we have these opportu- itive eaters who took lic meeting. David Martone, nities we have to make sacri- part in a qualifying the organization's chairman, dance on display fices." The congressman round of the WindMIII said recently that downtown asked students how often they National Hot Dog Eating vacancies are typically "not A performance this Sunday by Contest. Above, winner do things for others, even Patrick Lyon shows long term." young Chinese-American artists at something as simple as read- "We certainly do not have the Kuran Arts Center in Fanwood how he got an edge on ing a book to another person. the competition; Lyon any shortage in interested will feature choral music selections. One student said he reads downed 5% buns and potential tenants," said Chinese folk dance and more. For to his younger brother. hot dogs, each weighing Martone, adding that the cur- more details on the program, turn to "Imagine how he feels when a quarter pound, in five rent vacancy rate is now less Community Life, Page B-1. you sit down and read a book minutes. At right, con- than 6 percent, based on total to him... that's an example of test watchera look on. square footage of space avail- BROOKS CRANDALL/CORRESPONDENT (Continued on page A-2) (Continued on page A-2) Time for spring cleaning Gas Prices in the Area Shooting rumor There are plenty of chances to get How does your local station fare? your hands dirty Saturday. The proves unfounded Friends of Mindowaskin Park will FANWOOD lead a clean-up of the Westfield April 20 is quiet at Westfield High park, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Mobil on North Avenue: $2.87 footbridge near the Presbyterian Gulf on North Avenue: $2.81 By ANNA BOOPANOWnCZ ulation stayed home on April Church parking lot. In Fanwood, (across the street from Mobil) THE HECORD-PKESS 20, students who were at volunteers will gather at the south school that day said they felt side train station at 8:30 a.m. for Sunoco on South Avenue: $2.81 WESTFIELD — As the safe. the annual borough clean-up. date of a rumored school "I was fine," said junior SCOTCH PLAINS shooting came and passed at Katie Morgan. "In the morn- Westfield High School last ing, the only different thing Exxon on South Avenue: $2.85 Thursday, it seemed that was we had to have our bags most activity was happening checked." Morgan added she WESTFIELD outside the school, not innide had not heard about the Commentary A-6 it. shooting rumor until Monday Coastal on South Avenue: $2.85 A visible police presence of last week, when school offi- Community Life B-1 throughout the building and cials sent an email to parents BP on South Avenue: $2.83 television reporters nnd cam- to assuage concerns. Sports C-1 Sunoco on Central Avenue: $2,85 era crews on the sidewalk Rumors about a school were the most unusual parts shooting on the anniversary Prime Time B-2 Gulf on Central Avenue: $2.85 of the day, snid students; of the Columbine tragedy and Exxon at the corner of Central and South: $2.89 thankfully, the rumors of vio- Adolf Hitler's birthday spread Obituaries A-4 Gulf at the corner of Central and South: $2.85 lence proved unfounded, as through the student popula- police nnd school officials had tion over spring break the Real Estate C-3 predicted. week before Easter. The Prices shown are for a gallon of regular as of Wednesday Although one quarter of Police Log A-3 morning. For more up-to-dale data, visit www.newlerseygaspfices.com. tho high school's student pop- (Continued on page A-2) A-2 Itocord Press April 28. 2006 NEWS BRIEFS 9 Students learn a lesson in Lodge to host kids ID program (Continued from page A-l) a sacrifice," said Ferguson. WESTFIELD — Atlas-Pythagoras Masonic numerous other charitable and civic organiza- Noting the 135,000 U.S. military mem- Lodge will offer a Children's I.D. Program tions.) bers overseas in Iraq, Ferguson said, "The (CHIPe) from noon-3:30 p.m. May 6. The special admission ticket provides both greatest example of public service is the Children will be fingerprinted, videotaped special savings and an exclusive admission to men and women who serve in our military." and photographed on a disc, in cooperation a special day of shopping and entertainment. They miss their families, their commu- with the Union County Sheriffs Department. For more information or to purchase nity... they miss out on a lot, but they're Children will be weighed and measured, and admission tickets, contact the preschool office serving for us. They're making a sacrifice special features, such as birthmarks, scars or at (908) 889-8800, ext. 204, or the fitness office for us," Ferguson said. He added many have moles will be noted. at (908) 889-8800, ext. 224. The JCC of even made the ultimate sacrifice with their More importantly, a toothprint will be Central New Jersey is located at 1391 life, fighting so others can also have the taken of each child to preserve a DNA sample Martine Ave. principles and values we have. of the young participants. This is being done As Ferguson discussed his upcoming trip under the guidelines of the Masonic Grand Input sought for principal search to Iraq, some students asked if he was Lodge of New Jersey CHIPs format. afraid of encountering gunfire and others CongrMsman Mike Ferguson visited with The Atlas-Pythagoras Masonic Lodge is WESTFIELD — The public school district spoke about their relatives who are serving students st Partt Middle School In Scotch located at 1011 Central Ave. is engaging in a national search process for in Iraq. Plains on Monday. To protect the children's privacy, all tapes, West field High School's new principal. Robert Ferguson said he would be visiting pictures and cards will be given to the parents Petix, principal for 26 years, has announced Baghdad. Although there are many danger- er student. or guardians of the children, and no records at his retirement effective June 30. ous places in Iraq, he said he believes "most One student asked the congressman if all will be retained by the lodge. Many fami- Community members are invited to send of the Iraqi people want their new govern- he "was friends with George Bush." lies return each year to update their chil- their ideas about attributes that the new prin- ment to succeed." He added one reason he "I work very closely with the president... dren's records. cipal should possess and the future direction was going to Iraq was to see what progress Sometimes we have differences of opinion, In the event a child is ever lost or abduct- of Westfield High School. was being made in securing and training but that's how it works," said Ferguson, and ed, these tapes, when brought to police and Answers to the following questions can be the Iraqi troops before the American troops then laughed, "He calls me Fergie... I would media, would be valuable in helping to find submitted to Maria Schmidt, Human can withdraw. say, yes, I'm friendly with him." the missing child. Resources Specialist, at Westfield Public "That's really what we want — to make After taking the students' cards, There is no charge for this service. For fur- Schools, Office of Human Resources, 302 Elm it secure and peaceful — and right now it's Ferguson said lie hoped to return to the ther information, call (908) 233-7349. Street, Westfield , NJ 07090. not," said Ferguson. school after meeting with the troops. The same four questions are also available One student said his brother was cur- "You're going to make a lot of people very to download from the district's Web site, rently serving in Iraq. "He will love to hear happy," he said. Clothing drive at Holy Trinity www.westfieldnjkl2.org, and can be e-mailed from you... that will be the best part of his After the visit, one student said, "I WESTFIELD — The Home and School to Schmidt at [email protected]. day," said Ferguson, who asked to get the learned that you can make some kind of Association of Holy Trinity Interparochial 1. What personal characteristics, leader- soldier's name so he could personally meet impact on the world everyday." School will hold its second annual spring ship styles, skills and experience do you think him. Anna Bogdanowicz is a staff writer for clothing drive from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. May 6. The are important for the next principal of "I saw a slide show in my social studies The Record-Press. She can be reached at school is located at 336 First St. Donations Westfield High School to possess? class of the soldiers... how they live in the (732) 396-4204 or abogdanowicz®njnpub- will be collected at the back entrance of Holy 2. What factors do you think are most tents... it was so unbelievable," said anoth- lishing.com. Trinity School on Watterson Street. important to Westfield High School's success- All proceeds will benefit Holy Trinity ful future? Interparochial School. Items accepted include 3. What are the top three things you clothes, blankets, linens, towels, shoes, boots, believe the new Westfield High School princi- Shooting rumor proves unfounded hats, belts, handbags and stuffed animals in pal should focus on in his/her first year as a (Continued from page A-l) restricted access to the school said of the media coverage and good condition. All items should be placed in principal? in the morning to just two police presence. plastic bags and fastened. No hangers, toys, 4. Are you a Westfield Public Schools: staff rumor circulates annually, entrances, and had dogs sniff- And some speculated that if appliances or furniture can be accepted. person? student? parent/guardian? communi- but Principal Robert Petix said ing through backpacks to a shooting were to occur, it For more information, contact Melanie ty member? it had greater strength this detect guns and explosives, would not have taken place on Ponders (908) 233-7482. year, in part because the said Capt. Cliff Auchter. the day everyone expected it. Postal workers plan food drive school's newspaper, Hi's Eye, The police were perhaps "If something happens, it's JCC takes part in 'Benefit Bash' ran a photo of a swastika that outnumbered by media mem- going to happen on other days," WESTFIELD — The letter carriers of was spray-painted on a door of bers, as the story attracted said freshman Amanda SCOTCH PLAINS — Is it time to update Westfield-Mountainside will join their col- the high school just before stu- national attention and several Mosner, who claimed there your summer wardrobe? On May 9, area resi- leagues' efforts in a national food drive on dents left for their break. Police days of coverage on local televi- "were still doors open, and dents can shop at Lord & Taylor's "Benefit May 13. have not yet caught the person sion networks. were ones not patrolled by Bash" and help out the JCC Preschool and The generosity of local townspeople responsible for that incident. The extra measures seemed police." But Auchter said that Fitness Department at the same time. enabled postal workers to collect 27,000 An investigation turned up reassuring to most. Freshmen after students were in the In order to shop at the "Benefit Bash," pounds of food last year, which stocked a local no evidence that there actually Max Blunm and Matt Morgan building, access was limited to shoppers should purchase a special admission food bank. They now hope that the same spir- was a shooting plan, and Petix said they did not feel uneasy at just the main entrance. ticket, which are on sale at the JCC for only it will enable them to beat last year's total. sent an email to parents on all, though Morgan said one of "Absolutely nothing hap- $5. Proceeds from tickets purchased through Patrons wishing to donate non-perishable April 17 saying there was "no his teachers mentioned she felt pened, which is exactly what the preschool office will benefit the preschool; foods should place the items by their mail box factual basis" to the rumor. more comfortable with police we wanted," said Auchter. proceeds from tickets purchased through the so the carrier may collect them while deliver- Still, security was stepped up in school that day. Anna Bogdanowicz is a fitness office will benefit that department. ing mail. Or, bring food donations to the lobby substantially last Thursday. Some atudents, however, staff writer for The Record- Tickets are on offer to everyone, not just JCC of the Westfield Post Office from noon-4 p.m. Nine police officers were sta- found the extra attention Press. She can be reached at members. (Tickets are also available from May 13. tioned inside the building, with unnecessary. "It's ridiculous," (732) 396-4204 or abogdanow- three more outside. Police freshman Marissa Rothfielder [email protected]. Citibank headed to Westfield (Continued from page A-l) business sectors, businesses "with some 200 million cus- can become more of a pres- tomer accounts in more than able in the downtown ence. Banks, as well as 100 countries," according to Special Improvement other prospective business- the bank's Web site. WHEN LOOKING District compared to the es, conduct extensive market Citibank representatives FOR A MORTGAGE, total square footage seeking research and in-depth due could not be reached for THINK... tenants. diligence before making a comment at press time. Regarding the prolifera- large investment into a loca- Anna Bogdanowicz is a tion of banks downtown, tion." staff writer for The Record- Martone said, "As the mar- Citibank was founded in Press. She can be reached at ket changes, with different 1812 and includes Citigroup, (732) 396-4204 or abogdanow- levels of demand on certain a financial services company [email protected]. Riegel, Leiz will again lead board WESTFIELD — By a served on the board since p.m. Tuesday at Jefferson unanimous vote, Board of 1999 and as president for the School. The committee was • GREAT RATES Education members re- last two years, received the set up to examine ways to appointed Anne Riegel as highest number of votes in accommodate growing enroll- Ltav* It to tht most efficient bank in • LOWER president and Ginny Leiz as last week's school board elec- ment and overcrowding in the CLOSING PEES vice president for the 2006- tion. district. 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NEW JERSEY April 28. 2006 Record Press A-3 Demolition is set to begin POLICE LOO Schools issue warning after for Marcovecchio project Also, board recently approved Fanwood because the property has been sit- teen is approached by stranger ting unused for 15 to 20 years," said Mahr. WESTFTEUD served a summons. Carson, 19, was charged Station Square townhouses Some possible contamination issues at the *** Friday with eluding after lead- site have been investigated by the state School officials sent caution- Kevin J. Coleman Jr. of ing police on a vehicle pursuit. Department of Environmental Protection, ary letters to parents last week After police signaled and the applicant has been working with Piscataway and Keri Mauldin THE RECORD-PRESS after a 15-year old girl had a of Plainfield were charged April Carson to pull over on Route the DEP on a cleanup program, said the frightening encounter with a 22 for a motor vehicle viola- mayor. 18 with possession of under 50 FANWOOD — With demolition for one stranger. grains of marijuana following a tion, he refused to do so and of the borough's downtown redevelopment Though two members of the Planning According to the account, motor vehicle stop at Ross eventually crashed his car into eiteB set to begin by the end of this week- Board voted against the Station Square written by Wilson School Place and Carlton Road. the woods along Route 22 and end, local residents will finally be able to project, Mahr claimed that "there has been Principal Andrew Perry and Coleman also was arrested Westfield Road. Carson got out see physical progress on a redevelopment minimal to almost no opposition." She distributed by several local on an outstanding warrant in of his car and ran into the plan that has been largely behind the noted that she and Councilman Jack schools, the girl was walking the amount of $114 bail out of woods, before being caught scenes for the past two years, said Mayor Molenaar conducted a resident outreach her dog along Wychwood Road East Orange. Coleman posted and arrested "without inci- Colleen Mahr. program to inform neighboring residents of to Kimball Avenue when "an bail and both were released on dent," police said. No injuries "The moment those buildings get demol- the plans. old model blue/gray their own recognizance with were reported. ished, the public will see what the mayor "This one development will bring in the Olds mobile" passed her and summonses. Officers also discovered needed foot traffic for a vibrant downtown," and council have been working on for the then made a U-turn on Bennett *** there were several warrants past two years," Mahr said this week of the said Mahr. Place. Westfield residents Gail for his arrest out of Essex Marcovecchio project at the corner of South But a revitalized downtown is not the "During this time, the girl's County. After being processed Avenue and Second Street, one of the three EUerbe and Rasheem Moore only benefit the borough will be seeing, said father happened to drive by were charged April 19 with pos- at police headquarters, Carson redevelopment applications that have now Mahr. "That's 24 ratables on this property and said hello to her and said was sent to Union County Jail received Planning Board approval. session of marijuana and drug (Station Square at Fanwood)," she said. "It's he would see her after she paraphernalia following a on $22,500 bail. The building at 222 South Ave. will be really helping to ease some of this (tax) bur- walked the dog," the letter motor vehicle stop. Moore was the first to see a change, with a demolition den by spreading it out." states. additionally charged with hin- Union resident Luis Cotto, date set for the end of the month, said And recently, the Lings became the own- The Oldsmobilc then parked dering apprehension. 28, was charged with driving Mahr. "It will be a significant moment in ers of their redevelopment site, after com- on Kimball Avenue and the while intoxicated Monday. He Fanwood's redevelopment history." ing before the Planning Board as contract man put on his sunglasses and Westfield resident Stephen was processed and subse- The last of the applications to receive purchasers, said Mahr. approached the girl, asking for Jncobsen, 19, was charged with quently released. Planning Board approval, a townhouse "This is really a wonderful project, directions. According to the let- possession of fraudulent identi- *** complex dubbed Station Square at because it is a merchant who was also a ter, the girl told him she could fication and underage posses- An employee of School One Fanwood (formerly known as the Mukherji- tenant in the building and wanted to con- not help him and began walk- sion of an alcoholic beverage reported a theft April 20. The Landmark project), was approved by the trol their own destiny," said Mahr, adding ing quickly to a house on the Friday after being stopped at woman told police she left her board last week. Helen and Jeff Ling the Lings are looking into relocating their corner. the intersection of South pocketbook in an unlocked file received board approval last summer for a store, Enchantments. When she realized no one Avenue and South Elmer cabinet and someone took cash mixed-use Victorian building at 23O South The Lings must now obtain their con- was at the home, she called her Street. He was subsequently from it. Ave., the current location of Enchantments. struction permits and hope to "get the house on her cell phone. "Her released on his own recogni- *** The building proposed by the Marcovecchio buildings down and have new construction dad came running out and zance. family, also a mixed-use Victorian struc- A resident of Willow (underway) by late summer, early fall," when the man saw him he ran *** Avenue reported being the vic- ture, received Planning Board approval according to the mayor. Landmark must back to his car and drove away," more than one year ago. Westfield resident David tim of harassment Friday. He also go through the same process to get con- according to the letter. Rudnick, 28, was charged with said he went a store on East The applicant behind Station Square at struction documents and a demolition per- possession of drug parapherna- Second Street and several mit. The man was described ns Fanwood, Landmark Communities, has white, with a thin build and in lia Sunday after being arrested juveniles yelled at him. proposed 24 townhouses at the former Anna Bogdanowicz is a staff writer for his 40s. on the 900 block of North *** The Record-Press. She can be reached at Dean Oil site at LaGrande Avenue and "It is to be noted that there Avenue West. A Dunkin Donuts on Route Second Street. (732) 396-4204 or abogdanowicz@njnpub- were construction men in the lishing.com. 22 was broken into overnight "It's another historic development for vicinity and the driver of the SCOTCH PLAINS Sunday. Someone pried open Oldsmobiie could easily have the door and took cash from asked them for directions but Plainfield resident David the drawer, police said. chose to pursue the girl," the letter stated. Student's Energy Expo offers A police report was subse- quently filed, according to the Enrollment report completed letter from the schools. Police tips on how to reduce your use could not be reached for com- WESTFIELD — The Board of Education will receive a ment about the case. report from the Citizens' Advisory Committee on discovered in Pennsylvania in ing things about my job is Enrollment (CACE) at its next public meeting, to be held *•** THE RECORD-PRESS 1858, he said. hybrid technology... we can 31-year old Avenel resident at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Jefferson School, 1200 Boulevard. Although many of the sta- also treat the environment bet- The report will consist of the committee's recommenda- WESTFIELD — With oil Elvira Vairinhos was charged tistics seemed to tell a dismal ter by the cars we drive," said with theft by deception after tions on dealing with the enrollment imbalances at the and utility costs rising through story, highlighting America's Cooney, who listed several new being arrested April 20. elementary and intermediate levels in the district. the roof, one Westfield High dependency on oil and natural models, including the Toyota Virinhos, an employee of The business meeting will directly follow a 7:30 cele- School student was inspired by gas, Aaron Glickman, an assis- Prius and Highlander and the Banana Republic, is accused of bration in honor of Jefferson School's music teacher, a recent addition to her own tant manager at Home Depot Lexus RX. taking merchandise and pro- Karen Yula, who is the 2006 Westfield Rotary Philhower roof. And she's now committed in Garwood, said there are Anna Bogdanowicz is a cessing it as a return to her Fellowship recipient. to increasing awareness about many things residents can do staff writer for The Record- credit card, according to Sgt. alternate energy resources. to save energy in their own Press. She can be reached at Scott Rodger. She was Inspired by the installation home's. processed and released on her of a solar electric system at her (732) 3964204 or abogdanow- Fitting house lights with 14- icz@njnpu blishing. com. own recognizance after being family's home, junior Kimberly watt compact fluorescent light O'Donnell-Pickert organized bulbs is one way to save, said KOOFIING the "Energy Awareness and Glickman. "My biggest prob- Solutions Expo" at Tamaques lem was I was constantly School on April 19. She said Cape Cod $2,500 she wanted to bring her fami- 100 Off ly's experience to the communi- "I hope people will be Rehabilitation Center Bi-Level $2,700 ty, and to encourage others to wiser with (the energy) look at different options. Roofing Job More than 40 residents they use. A lot of times .Split Level $2,900 showed up to listen to four people drive, even if guest presenters, who spoke CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 about the growing need for they're just going down alternate energy solutions. the street" "I hope people will be wiser — Kimberly THE FAMILY LAW DEPARTMENT with what they use," O'Donnell-Pickert said after O'Donnell-Pickert OF the meeting. "A lot of times Westfield High people drive, even if they're School Junior DUGHI & HEWIT just going down the street. is pleased to invitcyou to a free 3-part Seminar "I feel we could do a lot to discussing all aspects of Divorce conserve money... and for the changing the light bulbs every environment, before we run two weeks," he said. Since out (of natural resources)." making the transition, "I PARTI "Our electrical bill was haven't changed a bulb in a General Concepts of Divorce seven dollars last month," year and a half." including custody, parenting time, division of assets, O'Donnell-Pickert's father, Sealing doors and windows alimony and child support Tom, told the audience about is another way to conserve With breathtaking his home's new solar electric energy and money, said system. The system works Glicknian. "Windows and doors views of the Watchung PART II even when it is cloudy outside, are big losers of energy... glass Mountains, this The Emerging Concept of Divorce Mediation and it should pay itself off in is one of the least energy-effi- state-of-the-art facility about seven years, he added. cient materials." is staffed 24 hours- Robert Kerwin, a chemist Glicknian added many new Specialized Hospital of Union County PART III a-day by dedicated Pre-Marital Agreements, Post-divorce applications to the who worked at AT&T's Bell homes are now fitted with dou- physicians and Laboratories for 30 years, dis- ble-paned glass, which is more Medicare and MerJicaid always accepted. court due to changed circumstances, Palimonv, Domestic cussed energy statistics in sev- efficient. Waving a candle over professional nurses. Partnerships and Domestic Violence Restraining Orders eral countries, highlighting n window is a good way to 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 Sweden as a good example of a notice a draft that needs to be (General Questions will follow each presentation) country that succeeds in being sealed, he added. Easily reached from Routes 22, 24 & 78. Just 1 mile from exit 41 off 1-78. energy-efficient and economi- Ron Cooney, a representa- Another service of the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders cal while keeping an eye on tive of Toyota, spoke about the GOME TO ONE OR ALL THREE environmental protection. growing popularity of hybrid Call 908-771-5901 www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS AIL ATTENDEES TO RECEIVE A Kerwin also noted, "We cars. "One of the most interest- FREE 1/2 HOUR CONSULTATION haven't been using oil for that long." The first oil wells were THE DATES; SEVERAL HISTORIC FACTS Thursday, April 27,2006 @ 7:00 pm Church will Thursday, May 4,2006 @ 7:00 pm host sale of Thursday, May 11,2006 @> 7:00 pm African crafts THE PLACE; The Short Hills Hilton SCOTCH PLAINS — There 41 JFK Parkway will be a sale of hand-made African crafts at in the parish Short Hills, NJ hall All Saints' Episcopal Directions: (973) 379-0100 Under (he "Liberty Tree's group of merchants Church, 559 Park Ave., from 9 discussed Independence in 1765. a.m.-l p.m. May 7. Call (908) 272-0200 The sale will feature jewel- No names needed but reservation required. ry, finely-carved animals and other decorative items. All pro- ceeds from the sale will benefit Mario jC. Gurrieri, Esq. Africa Team Ministries, which Chair, Family Law Department sponsors education programs (33 years experience) for orphans in Kenya and America's first coin was America's first flags bore Uganda. Trees as their emblems. Richard A. Outhwaite, Esq. April L. Katz, Esq. For more information about the "Pine Tree" shilling. (15 years experience) (14 years experience) the sale, call (908) 322-8047. A-4 April 28. 2006 OBITUARIES Enrollment expected to continue to rise most often were "the quality of schools 210 and 266 students. Simone J. Mokrauer and the location being close to work," High school enrollment is expected to WESTFTELD — Simone J. France, the Westfield Historical THE RECORD-PRESS Nelson said. rise next year, and is projected to remain Mokrauer, 95, died of cancer on Society and the Westfield SCOTCH PLAINS — A recent demo- The latest study, which was released "nearly constant for three years, and April 21, 2006 at her home in Community Players. She also graphics report indicates enrollment in in February and conducted by Richard then rise again" in the 2010-11 school Oak Park, Illinois. hosted a group of former local schools will continue to steadily Grip of Statistical Forecasting LLC, year. That would equate to a gain of Born in Strasbourg, France, French students from Kean increase over the next five years, and states that "enrollment is projected to between 82-125 students since the cur- she lived in Germany, England, University for more than 25 administrators and school board mem- slowly rise through the 2010-11 school" rent year. Scotland and Lebanon before years. She was an avid partici- bers said recently they are hesitant to with a final projected enrollment of Robert LaCosta, Scotch Plains' con- moving to the United States in pant in various activities, most accept projections that enrollment will between 5,362 and 5,449 students in the struction official and zoning officer, was 1946. After seven years in notably the Great Books pro- then level off. 2010-11 school year. This would be a contacted by the consultant to study the Manhattan and five years in gram. "My concern is that our projections effects of housing growth. He found that, Rochelle Park, she and her fam- In Oak Park, she attended have always shown a steady increase, "There does not appear to be a signifi- ily moved to Westfield, where meetings of the French Club. and we've never reached a plateau," said "Five years ago, we couldn't cant amount of new homes planned for she lived for the next 45 years. Surviving are three chil- Board of Education President Linda future construction in large-scale subdi- In 2003, she retired to Holley dren, Donald Mokrauer of have predicted (the increase in) visions due to the lack of open space," Court Terrace in Oak Park. Westfield, Margot Lowenatein Nelson. Educated at the Sorbonne in of West Palm Beach, Fla., and The study was conducted after the subdivisions, and that seems to according to the study. Paris, Mrs. Mokrauer dedicated Tuny Mokrauer of Oak Park, district encountered 2005-2006 enroll- have had an impact." But, the study added, "If the current her life to French and German 111.; as well as nine grandchil- ment figures that far exceeded predic- housing growth is significantly different education as a teacher and pri- dren, 15 great-grandchildren tions, said Superintendent Carol Choye. — Linda Nelson than prior housing growth, the enroll- vate tutor. and 4 great-great-grandchil- Though studies typically indicate school board president ment projections will need to be adjust- An avid reader who played dren. enrollment will rise in the near term, ed for housing effects." Scrabble in English, French Her husband of 45 years, the board has been told several times to Although the district has taken meas- and German, she also traveled Bernhard Norbert, died in 1980. expect enrollment to level off eventually. gain of between 150 and 237 students, or ures to accommodate the growing enroll- the world to sightsee and to A graveside service was held But "In my 13 years, we haven't seen a a 3.1 percent increase in total enroll- ment — including the hiring of 17 new visit her many friends and con- Monday at Cedar Park plateau. What I see is that we continue ment since the current school year. teachers proposed in this year's budget stantly expanding family. She Cemetery in Paramus. to increase," said Choye. The study, which cost the district — Choye said rising enrollment has pos- had just returned from a trip to Arrangements were by The skyrocketing enrollment this $4,600, indicates there will be a smaller itive effects as well. "I think it speaks Jerusalem to celebrate her 95th Menorah Chapels, Millburn. year appears to be partly due to the increase in certain grade levels, mostly well for our staff... and communities," birthday on March 1 when her Donations may be made to the amount of residential subdivisions and due to the lower number of births in she said. cancer was discovered. Alzheimer's Association, 400 new home construction in the communi- 2001-2003. Because of this, elementary "We continue to remain an attractive, In Westfield, she was a Morris Ave., Suite 251, ty, school officials have said. "Five years enrollment is projected to "slowly viable school district," said Nelson, who member of Le Petit Coin de Denville, NJ 07834. ago, we couldn't have predicted (the decline" over the next few years, with added, "There won't be any less of a need increase in) subdivisions, and that enrollment in 2010-11 projected to be (to accommodate rising enrollment). I seems to have had an impact," said 132 to 167 students less than the cur- think enrollment will continue to Caryl Ann Smith Nelson. rent year. increase at a steady rate." SCOTCH PLAINS — Leslie Lester A demographics report conducted last But enrollment is projected to contin- Anna Bogdanowicz is a staff writer Caryl Ann Smith, 50, died A service will be at 11 a.m. year asked new families what attracted ue to rise in other grade levels, with a for The Record-Press. She can be reached April 22, 2006 at her home. Thursday, April 27 in the them to the community. The twosharp increase in the middle schools at (732) 396-4204 or abogdanowicz@njn- Born in Morristown, she Scotch Plains Baptist answers parents of new students gave through the next five years of between publishing.com. lived in Newark before mov- Church, 333 Park Aye. ing to Scotch Plains many Interment will be in Hillside years ago. Cemetery, Scotch Plains. Surviving is a son, Andrae; Arrangements are by Garage sale a daughter, Natasha; and sis- Brown's Funeral Home, ters, Helynne Smith and Plainfield. TV show comes to life at CSH FANWOOD — Students is planned at Children's Specialized Marie J. Golub Hospital in Fanwood were WESTFIELD — Marie J. Patricia Falkowski, and her recently treated to a spe- on May 20 Golub, 84, died April 18, 2005 companion, Joseph Troiano. cial visit by the cast of SCOTCH PLAINS — in the Genesis ElderCare A Mass was offered Sheira & Loli's Dittydoodle Trash or treasure? You be the Center, Westfield. Saturday in St. Theresa's Works, a weekly children's judge on May 20, during the Born in Newark, she lived Church, Kenilworth, after television series featuring annual Scotch Plains- in Holiday City at Berkeley the funeral from the engaging characters, Fanwood town-wide garage for 10 years before moving to Mastapeter Funeral Home, catchy songs, and life les- sale sponsored by the GFWC Westfield 10 years ago. 400 Faitoute Ave., Roselle sons. Scotch Plains Junior Woman's Surviving are a sister, Park. Sheira and Loli, the lov- Club. able rag doll twins who Residents hold their own Florence A. Robinson host the show, were joined sale and keep all profits. By by fellow castmate Miss registering, participants get WESTFIELD — Florence Linden for 35 years before Molly to personally greet A. Robinson, 87, died April 17, retiring. their sales listed on a detailed each student in the asserh- map showing all homes and 2006 in the Robert Wood Surviving are Harry, her bly. Johnson University Hospital husband of 36 years; stepsons, items for sale at each location. at Rahway. Harry J. and Jeffrey A.; a step- "Visits like these are The maps will be distributed A native of Elizabeth, she daughter, Cynthia Sounders, very important for our for free in Scotch Plains and moved to Westfield in 2000. and seven grandchildren. kids," said Pam Venckus, Fanwood. The event will be Mrs. Robinson worked in Services were private. the school principal and heavily publicized via news- the accounting department of Arrangements were by the director of children's edu- papers, local cable TV, sign- the Tenco Corp., a division of Leonard Home for Funerals, cational services at the boards and flyers in both the Coca-Cola Corp., in Elizabeth. Children's Specialized towns. school in Fanwood. To participate, send a $15 CLASSES FOR BABIES. CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS "The students loved check payable to SPJWC meeting the characters in Garage Sale, P.O. Box 284, person, especially after Scotch Plains, 07076. When having seen the show — it registering, sellers should literally came to life for include the complete address them." and items for sale (for exam- YOGNFA W PROGRAM The 80 children who ple, furniture, clothes, toys, participated in the assem- etc.) Applications can also be bly are all students at the picked up starting Monday at FREE Fanwood school, which the following locations: Scotch Inli i x hit f( v y offers preschool and pri- Plains and Fanwood libraries, mary classes for children Fanwood Bagel and Palmer with special needs. Video. All applications must y, Apr* 22 at 12:30pm "The show is intended to be in by May 15. April 26ai t:30pm \ prepare kids for success in school by offering an May 21 is the scheduled A visit by the characters from Sheira & Loli'a Dittydoodle rain date for the sale. For HMIIV. VSIII \M.\. Kl NDAI.1M. RAJA. Ml DMAMON enriching experience that Works put plenty of smiles on the faces of students at explores both life lessons Children's Specialized Hospital's school in Fanwood. more information, call (908) Monday, April 24 from 3 to 7:00pm I and intellectual concepts 889-5153. Proceeds from reg- Thursday, April 27 from 3 to 7:00pm they can enjoy with their istration fees will go to local Saturday, April 29 from 1 to 4:00pm tures puppets created by Leora "Loli" Brayer. charities. Monday, May 1 from 3 to 7:00pm parents and caregivers," experts from Jim Henson's The show airs every said Cory Rosenberg, CEO Creature Shop, and Saturday at 8 a.m. on The GFWC Scotch Plains Nicole IKIS luughl inort (li;in 22,11(1(1 \tt^n classes in N.I since IWII rn. of Rogar Studios. "We don't award-winning music WLIW21 New York Public Junior Woman's Club is a non- think of Dittydoodle Works written and performed by Television. 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And at a week's remove, it seems a little silly just how much atten- tion was generated by unfounded talk — the televi- good, on sion crews that flocked to the school last week ended up with pictures of students walking in and out of a building. But it seems appropriate to spend the cheap a moment reflecting on the community's response, There are three places in and thinking about what lessons, if any, can be this world where I can get lost. drawn from the episode. One of them is a bookstore. Another is a health food store While it's possible to nit-pick about the way the (I shouldn't even enter unchap- school district and police handled the rumor, it's eroned). The other is a beauty hard to find real faults. After learning of a potential supply store. A bargain beauty threat to student safety, they investigated. When supply store where prices are the investigation showed no evidence that the slashed and every item is dis- threat was real, they communicated that informa- counted. Granted, you won't tion to parents and students. (Ironically, it seems find the upscale products that are so cleverly displayed in all unlikely that the situation would have drawn so their ritzy glory at the intimi- much attention if the school hadn't sent out an datingly manned — or wo- email to assuage the concerns of parents, many of maruied — cosmetics counter whom hadn't heard of the rumor before receiving of a swanky department store. that communication.) Nonetheless, security was But I'm underwhelmed by substantially increased on the day of the rumored expensive potions and their attack, and while the police dogs may have seemed silky promises, Hats off to the a little over the top, this is a situation where the old marketing wizards hyping the claims — they are, if you're adage "better safe than sorry" applies. weak or naive or overly opti- But before we send the episode to history's dust- mistic, almost irresistible. But bin, we should remember the incident that school I'm old and cranky, Scottish officials say gave the rumor extra currency — a and skeptical. I don't buy it swastika found spray-painted on a door inside the and, therefore, I don't buy it. high school. The discovery may be an isolated inci- But, boy, let me loose in an dent, and it was treated as a footnote to the shoot- Letters to the editor outlet and I'm like a kid in a candy store. And I succumb to ing rumor. But the shooting was just a rumor, while the experience wholeheartedly, the swastika was very real. Local police have said unabashedly. I make such a they don't hold out much hope of catching the per- Vote showed confidence in schools pilgrimage only a couple of petrator, but it's incumbent upon the entire school times a year, so I grant myself community — staff, administrators, parents and To The Record-Press: I congratulate Anne Riegel and Beth Cassie full permission to enjoy it thor- students — to make sure that hateful sentiments The approval of the 2006-07 Westfield on their re-election to the board and welcome oughly, and enjoying it thor- are confronted head-on. When racist graffiti was school budget on April 18 by 1,146 votes reflect- Jane Clancy as a new member of the board. oughly involves drifting dream- found in Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School a few ed a vote of confidence for the Board of Thank you to Doug Stokes for his sincere inter- ily up and down every aisle, Education, but more than that, it was an indi- est in serving the community, and I wish con- reading labels, touching pack- years ago, students played a lead role in bringing cation that education is a priority in our town. tinued success to Jesse Garfinkel as he enters ages, picking up items, study- the issue to the forefront and creating an atmos- For the first time in 33 years, 26 percent of college life. We are indeed fortunate to have ing them with the concentra- phere that showed prejudice wouldn't be tolerated. Westfield voters came to the polls. This is sig- such qualified people in Westfield who are com- tion of a Zen master, replacing That's an admirable example, and one that nificantly more than the 12-18 percent we have mitted to our children. them on the shelf only to Westfield is capable of emulating. experienced in recent years. A good deal of the As we prepare for 2006-07, we will continue return to them again, and yet credit for the voter turnout goes to the Parent to deliberate on possible solutions to face the again, soaking up the colors Teacher Council Budget Task Force, whose challenges created by our enrollment growth. and shapes and scents of more members generated a system of reminders dur- On May 2, at 8:30 p.m. at Jefferson School, the personal grooming products ing the weeks prior to the election. Citizens Advisory Committee on Enrollment than you can shake a stick at. I also appreciate the tremendous effort of (CACE) will present to the Board of Education (That was one of my grand- Correction our board members who conducted every budg- its recommendations on enrollment imbal- mother's favorite sayings, God A recent story on programs for senior citizens offered et meeting in public for over three months, ances at the elementary and intermediate rest her soul. I doubt she would by the Scotch Plains Advisory Committee stated that a responded to public recommendations by level. The public is welcome to attend or to have approved of my worship trip to the Newark Museum would be held on June 7. The expanding voting hours, and demonstrated fis- watch the taping of the meeting on Blue Devils at the altar of vanity — proba- date of the trip has been changed to June 14. cal restraint by proposing a moderate increase TV36. bly would have condemned it to the budget that included replacement of cer- I will hold additional meetings at other loca- as shameful and worldly. But tain textbooks and computers, repair of two tions through the month of May. Input from the that's what I like about it. Into roofs and the intention to hire four new ele- public will be of paramount importance as we each life a little shallowness The Record-Press is here for you mentary teachers to accommodate the largest continue to plan for the years ahead. must fall.) first grade enrollment since 1970.1 am grateful Sincerely, And I do not hesitate to pur- The following information should help you get your for the support of the community on these ini- WILLIAM J. FOLEY, Ed.O. chase things. (Oh, that's not tiatives. entirely true. I almost always ideas and community news into The Record-Press: Superintendent of the Wettfieki Public Schools hesitate to purchase things, but Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with I hesitate a whole lot less at story suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, the beauty supply store.) I call Russ Crespolini at (732) 396-4202. Volunteers are at heart of WUW may already own several hun- Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., dred hairbrushes, but none of Clark, NJ, 07066. To The Record-Press: Westfield United Way work hard to make your them compares to the one I Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. The spirit of volunteering is the heart of generosity felt through our entire community. had many years ago and have the Westfield United Way. So, to our volunteers, we say thank you for never been able to replace. So Our e-mail address is [email protected]. This is National Volunteer Week, a week every person you have touched. Thank you for I keep trying. Into the basket it Visit us online at nj.com/recordpress. when America makes a special effort to recog- your time, your talents, and your treasures! goes, snuggling up against the Deadlines nize the contribution of hundreds of thou- People often say, "Westfield is different." brand new humidity-resistant sands of volunteers. One of the primary ways in which we are dif- hairspray in the shiny, cherry- The deadline for submitting articles and press At the Westfield United Way, we don't need ferent is the level of caring and the involve- red canister... which lies next releases to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. a special week because volunteers are at the ment of our fellow Westfielders. to the scientifically proven clin- The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is heart of the Westfield United Way every day. So, a thousand times, thank you! ical-trial-tested serum guaran- 10 a.m. Monday. When the Westfield United Way reaches LINDA B. MAGGIO teed to nourish and protect the out, volunteers help do the stretching. The Executive Director hair shaft against the cruelties Correction policy volunteers and non-profit agencies of the of heat styling. Westfield United Way Sigh. The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context I have hair issues. If I'd or presentation and clarify any news content that con- stayed in therapy long enough fuses or misleads readers. Please report errors to YMCA thanks golf outing sponsors I eventually might have gotten Editor Greg Marx at (732) 396-4219. around to detangling my follic- To The Record-Press: larly thank its major sponsors, listed below: ular traumas, but who has that The Westfield Area YMCA's second annual Golf Course Sponsor: Stillwell-Hansen, kind of time or money? So I golf outing and auction was held on April 17 Inc.; Dinner Sponsor: North Fork Bank; live with hair that suffers from at Echo Lake Country Club. Thirty-two four- Lunch Sponsor: Commerce Bank; Cocktail multiple personality disorder. I somes played 18 holes on a beautiful spring Hour Sponsor: Independence Community used to frequent salons with day, following by dinner and an auction of Bank; Prize Sponsor: Cosimo's Restaurant hope springing eternal, but a seven donated golfing packages at area clubs and Pizza; Course Refreshments Sponsor: few decades of pricey disap- by guest auctioneer Assemblyman Jon Torcon, Inc.; Clubhouse Sponsor: PROforma pointment put an end to that Bramnick. AYR Graphics & Printing; Putting Green NJN Publishing © 2006 pipe dream. My hair is my hair. Proceeds of the event benefit the Westfield Sponsor: Century 21 Taylor & Love; Driving And it's different every single A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper Area Y's Y CARES Annual Support Range Sponsor: Reynolds Plumbing & day of the week. It does what it Campaign, which provides direct financial Heating; Pro Shop Sponsor: LJM Engineering wants to do, when it wants to assistance to ensure that all in need who wish Group; Golf Cart Sponsor: Burke Supply; do it. It is willful and stubborn, PubHsherAT Advertising Eileen Bickd 732-396-4404 to participate in the Y's asset-building pro- Registration Table Sponsor: Alternative and it outwits me more often Advertising Director Carol Hladun 732-396-4975 grams and services are able. Energy System; and Scoreboard Sponsor: than I can subdue it. I have Editor Greg Marx 732-396-4219 TheY would like to thank all the sponsors Tapco Management. developed a grudging respect Sports Editor RB» Crespolini 732-396-4202 of the golf outing, including 23 tee and 21 BONNIE COHEN for it, though, for it is a worthy green sponsors. The Y would like to particu- Westfield Area YMCA opponent. And don't tell me that hair doesn't matter. Allegedly, the reason women were required to County shouldn't be killing geese cover their heads when attend- 301 Ce*tnt Aven**, CUrk, SJ. 01066 To The Record-Press: veloped eggs. The oil prevents oxygen from ing religious services was to I am writing because I am not happy about entering so the egg does not develop. prevent the angels from falling President Thomas H. Krekcl 908-782-4747 the slaughter of Canada Geese going on in Other non-lethal alternatives are decoy into temptation — because Senior V.R Operations Joseph Cioloso 908-575-6759 Union County parks. owls that move and make noises, or small female human hair is so seduc- ConlroUcr Margaret M. Gerkc 908-782-4747 These geese are rounded up in trucks dur- windmills that are painted with special UV tive. Even angels are not ing closed park hours every spring while they paint to make it look like a flock of birds are immune to hair issues. are molting, and they are either gassed or fleeing in fear. Also, there are devices that So there you have it. A sent to slaughter. This is done because of the make geese scare calls. There should also be snapshot of me through the News: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 complaints about the over-population of geese laws prohibiting people from feeding the lens of my consumer habits. I and the geese droppings. geese and leaving food and garbage around in want to read myself into a stu- Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 There are many alternatives methods to these areas. por, I want to be healthy and Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0102 stop reproduction of geese and to get them out Please contact the Union County freehold- strong, and I want to look gor- of the area without harming or hurting them. ers and tell them about these methods. Thank geous. On the cheap. Is that so Hnroid-ltnB (lJ*S00fi-Ort) Is puMWied on Frtd^ by fflN Mittshlng. 301 Ccnwl Are. flirt, N)07Utt. CKIH) 57«*H>, One method is egg addling: GeesePeace, a you for taking the time to read this letter. I much to ask? SCTHHI (ha pustagc paid at Cranfoni, .V] 0701 6 POSIMWTOl pfcue send danges lu NJN Fuhflshinf! rulliflimnl uffite, group that aims to control geese populations, Ellen Dooley is editor of the CO Ikn W9, femenillc SJ 1*876. Suhstripllon nts by nail, one year wilhki I nJcm Giunty J11. mil ti many tin. out of hope for a more compassionate Union County. Suburban News, a sister publi- sale ill To MJhscrlhe oJJ I-M0-3004321 has been productive in using this technique, VALERIE ARQENAL in which vegetable oil is placed on underde- cation of the Cranford Rehway Chronicle and Record-Press. April 28. 2006 Record Press A-7 Preschoolers9 artwork Veterans on display downtown invited to WESTFIELD — The — More for Fours PM, Weatfield Area YMCA's Smith and Hawken preschoolers are celebrating The art show is free of march in April, the "Month of the charge and open to the public. Young Child," by organizing a The Westfield Area Y thanks town-wide art show. all the merchants listed above parade The Y preschool students who supported the Art Show. have worked hard on their The Weetfield Area Y's SCOTCH PLAINS — The creative projects. Balloon half-day school program is 2006 Scotch Plains-Fanwood painted butterflies, string art accredited by the National Memorial Day Parade will and melted crayon master- Association for the Education be held on Monday, May 29. pieces are juBt a few examples of Young Children (NAEYC). The theme for this year's of the art work displayed This accreditation means parade is "Support Our throughout the town at the that the YMCA has voluntar- Troops - A Salute to Those following store locations until ily undergone a process of Who Serve." The parade will May 5: internal self-study and has recognize the dedication, — Time for Twos, Liberty sought external professional commitment and sacrifices Travel review. of the men and women of the — Almost Threes, Trader Preschool programs are United States Armed Forces Joe's held at the new Robert & who have served and contin- — Wee Threes Tuesday, Virginia Bauer Family ue to serve in the War on Town Bank of Westfield Branch on East Broad Street. Terror. — Wee Threes Monday, Socialization is emphasized, All Scotch Plains and Wednesday, Friday-AM, Wind creativity is encouraged, and Fnnwoud veterans who were Mill verbal communication skills in military service from — Wee Threes Monday, are stressed through art, 1990 to the present will be Wednesday, Friday-PM, music, free play and physical honored at the parade, Image One-Hour Photo Lab activities. including those currently — Almost Fours AM, For more information on Winners at Park Middle School's recent Science Fair included Disha Rao, Dylan Sands, serving on active duty. The Classic Thyme the Y's Preschool programs, Justin Glock, Gregory Kasmer, Elise Ringel, Samantha Renfree, Madeline Krema, Parade Committee invites — Almost Fours PM, contact Eileen Rooney at Bobby Evans and Sonali Kamath. all township and borough Westfield Memorial Library (908) 233-2700, ext. 423. For residents who wert? or who — Fun for Fours AM, more information on pro- arc still members of the mil- Brunner Opticians grams the Westfield Area Y Students impress at science fair itary during this era to par- — Fun for Fours PM, offers for youth, teens, seniors ticipate. The invitation is Westfield Memorial Library and families, call the Y at SCOTCH PLAINS — Rockets, gum awarded first prize for a study of carbon- extended to all veterans of — More for Fours AM, (908) 233-2700 or visit on the drops, and fizzing soda were some of the ation in soda. First prize among fifth this period, regardless of Wild Noodles Web at www.westfieldynj.org. attractions at the third annual Science graders went to Sonali Kamath, who duty station, and includes Fair held recently at Park Middle School. studied the effects of different fertilizers Students from fifth to eighth grade used on grass growth. Elise Ringel, Samantha those on stateside, overseas scientific principles to explore questions Renfree, and Madeline Krema won sec- and combat assignments. An Arbor Day lesson of physics, botany, and other areas. ond prize by developing a method to visu- Those veterans who are The fair was sponsored by the Park alize sound waves generated by slam- interested in joining their Middle School PTA and judged by volun- ming doors. Third prize went to Dylan comrades from the War on for Westfield students teers from Merck & Co. Sands and Justin Glock for an engineer- Terror should register with WESTFIELD — To cele- "Hopefully now, when In the seventh and eighth grades, first ing-related study on the strength of the Parade Committee by brate Arbor Day on Friday, they walk to school and pass prize went to Bobby Evans, who studied domes. contacting Toni Rollis at the April 28, and to further its by a new home being con- the effects of various nutrients on the "There was a lot of original thinking Scotch Plains Municipal mission of educating structed where healthy growth of philodendron plants. Gregory and creative exploration shown in these Building at (908) 322-6700, Westfield schoolchildren, trees used to stand, they Kashmer took second place; he studied projects," said Assistant Principal Kevin ext. 314. These veterans will the Westfield Tree can explain to their parents the acidity of various beverages by soak- Holloway. "I'm very proud of these stu- march as a group along the Preservation Commission some of the additional con- ing tarnished pennies in them. dents, and impressed by their initiative parade route to receive the will travel to five local ele- sequences that development Among sixth graders, Disha Rao was and natural curiosity." community's "thank you" in mentary schools to conduct has on our community." recognition of their service. tree-planting and landscape beautification projects in locations chosen by the schools. The "Landscape and Learn" project hopes to reach 200 schoolchildren, who will participate in the tree-planting and learn about conservation, the impact trees have on the environment, and the histo- ry of Arbor Day. This two-day event will take place Thursday, April 27 at McKinley and Jefferson elementary Administrative retail TM» Is creating DANCE F/T Shipping/ PAINT DENTAL MILLIONAIRES! 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April 28, 2006 Record Press B-1 Community Life Library to host teen Gaming Night THIS WEEK Tbts' Story Time. Kids ages 2V£ to 3V4 THURSDAY. APRIL 27 Also, seniors can learn how to surf the Internet with caregiver will listen to a story and PROM MAKEOVER — a free program presented by Daun do an activity from 10-10:30 a.m. DeSimone Clark at the Scotch Plains Public Library. 7:30 p.m. 1927 WESTFIELD — The Westfield attention to this country since 9/11. Is Tuesday. Bartle Ave. (908) 322-5007, ext. 204. Memorial Library will host a Gaining this dynamic to change? Join the discus- Preschool Story Time. Children ages FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING - at the A&P on South Night for teens in grades 6-12 from 7- sion at 7-9 p.m. Monday. This program 3V&to 5 years old will listen to stories Avenue in Fanwood. 1 1 a.m.-noon. Hosted by the Westfield 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. The event will fea- is sponsored by the Westfield Adult and do an activity at 10 a.m. or 1:30 Regional Health Department and open to residents of Fanwood and ture a large screen Dance Dance School and the League of Women Voters. p.m. Wednesday. Westfield. Revolution competition, classic arcade The fee for the session is $15, payable to Baby Rhyme Time. Babies who are USED BOOK SALE — major annual event at the Westfield and sports X-Box games, and a variety the Westfield Adult School. Call (908) not yet walking and a caregiver will Memorial Library. 9:30 a.m.-8 p.m. 550 East Broad St., Westfield. of board games, including Apples to 233-1035 for more information. participate in rhymes, lap bounces, Apples, Cranium, Boggle and Catch Puzzled by the Internet I. At 10 a.m. songs, and claps from 10-10:20 a.m. FRIDAY. APRIL 28 Phrase. Tuesday, this hands-on beginners' class Friday, May 5. ARBOR DAY PROGRAM - featuring the Park Middle School Teens are invited to bring a friend will cover basic skills such as how to Mother Goose Group. Walking tod- Environmental Club, a tree give-away ana a Q&A with tree expert and join the library for refreshments, use a browser, Internet addresses, dlers up to 2'Ai years with a caregiver Jeanne Kavinski. Hosted by the Fanwood Shade Tree Commission. prizes, and fun. No registration is selecting a search engine, printing from eryoy rhymes, songs, movement activi- 4 p.m. Carriage House Park, Watson Road, Fanwood. required. the Internet and some important web- ties and stories from 10-10:20 a.m. USED BOOK SALE — major annual event at the Westfield To participate, teens must in bo sites. Saturday, May 6. Memorial Library 9:30 a.m.-8 p.m. 550 East Broad St., Westfield. grades 6-12 and have a valid, full-serv- Genealogy Online. At 10 a.m. Chess. Every Saturday from 10:00 FILMS FOR PEACE — the Union County Peace Council will host ice Westfield Memorial Library card. Wednesday, this demonstration class a.m. to noon, children who enjoy chess screenings of Wit: The World Tribunal on Iraq and The World Says The library is located at 550 East Broad will guide users through the basics of can come and play this game of skill NO to Warl 7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church of Westfield at St. For more information, contact the Heritage Quest and Ancestry Plus and strategy at the library, which pro- 1 East Broad St. (908) 233-7344. Adrienne Basso at (908) 789-4090. databases. vides a fun and informal atmosphere Other upcoming programs at the TGIF: Senior Resources on the where kids can play chess with an old library are listed below. Unless other- Internet. Kick off "Older Americans friend or make some new ones. SATURDAY, APRIL 29 wise noted, programs are free and are Month" with this informative discussion For more information, call (908) 789- MINDOWASKIN PARK CLEANUP - the Friends of open to cardholders. For the adults: of Web-bnsed resources for seniors at 4090, visit the library's Web site at Mindowaskin will lead this volunteer effort. 9 a.m.-noon. Bring Great Decisions Discussion Group: 1:30 p.m. Friday, May 5. www.wnilnj.org or stop by the library gloves and rakes and meet at the footbridge to the Presbyterian for a copy of the quarterly newsletter. Church parking lot. (908) 233-0028 or [email protected]. Brazil. The United States has paid little Programs for children include: FIVE-MILE RUN — jointly hosted by the Westfield Recreation Department, Westfield Recreation Commission and Optimist Club of Wesffield. 9:30 a.m., preceded by 1-mile fun run at 9. Tamaques Chinese-American Park, Westfield. Proceeds benefit Westfield High School's Project music and dance Graduation. For registration and fee information, (908) 789-4080 groups will present or westfieldnj.gov/recreation. a free, 90-mJnute FANWOOD CLEANUP DAY - annual event hosted by the A taste performance at the Kuran Arts Center borough's Clean Community Committee, rescheduled from April 22 on Watson Road in due to rain. Assemble 8:30 a.m. at the south train station; work Fanwood on should be completed by noon. (908) 322-7404. Sunday, beginning USED BOOK SALE — the bag day portion of the major annu- of the at 2 p.m. There Is al event at the Westfield Memorial Library. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 550 no charge, but East Broad St., Westfield. audience members are encouraged to arrive early. For SUNDAY, APRIL 30 Orient more information, FAMILY HEALTH AND SAFETY DAY - including car seat call (908) 889-7223. checks, fingerprinting and water safety instruction. 11 a.m.-4:15 p.m. JCC of Central NJ, 1391 Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. (908) 889-8800, ext. 235 or 219 MARCH OF DIMES WALKAMERICA - five-mile fundraiser at Nomahegan Park, Cranford. Walkers and volunteers needed; call (973) 882-0700, ext. 19 or email [email protected]. AUTISM AWARENESS BENEFIT - hosted by the St. Patrick's Autism Foundation of New Jersey. James Ward Mansion, East Broad Street, Westfield. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. (908) 413-0040. 'WOMEN IN THE EXODUS NARRATIVE' - a lecture and book singing by Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg. 7 p.m. 7-9 p.m. Congregation Beth Israel, 18 Shalom Way, Scotch Plains. $10 in advance, $12 at the door. (908) 889-1830. BLOOD DRIVE — hosted by the Blood Center of New Jersey. 9 a,m.-12:3O p.m. Union Catholic High School, 1600 Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. STRAW-HAT WEAVING - a demonstration at the Miller-Cory House Museum, 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield. 2-4 p.m. $2 adults, 50 cents students. (908) 232-1776. CHINESE-AMERICAN MUSIC AND DANCE - free perform- ances in the Patricia Kuran Arts Center, Watson Road, Fanwood. 2 p.m. Free, but arrive early. (908) 889-7223. MONDAY MAY 1 'AVIAN INFLUENZA AND PANDEMIC PLANNING' - a public information session hosted by the Westfield Regional Health Department. 7 p.m. in the Community Room of the Westfield munic- ipal building, 425 East Broad St. Pre-registration required; call (908) 789-4070. FANWOOD REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING - Assemblyman Jon M. Bramnick will discuss the upcoming year's state budget and other topics of local concern. 7:30 p.m. Forest Road Park building. (908) 789-2557. PET FIRST AID CLASS — learn how to care for your dog or cat in an emergency, courtesy of the American Red Cross and the Westfield Adult School. 7 p.m. Westfield High School, Dorian Road. (908) 232-4050. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 Chinese-American music, dance performances planned GAMING NIGHT — an event for teens in Grades 6-12, hosted by the Westfield Memorial Library. Featuring Dance Dance FANWOOD — The Fanwood Arts Council will pres- will be singing both Western and Chinese songs. The Revolution, X-Box games and more. 7-8:30 p.m. 550 East Broad St., ent free performances by Chinese-American music Western songs will bo sung in a variety of languages, Westfield. (908) 789^1090. and dance groups at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Patricia including English, Hebrew, and Portuguese. The Teen BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION TECHNIQUES - advice to par- Kuran Arts Center on Watson Road, off Martine Chorus will be conducted by Dr. Victor Shen, and the ents asking the question, "Why is my child behaving this way?'7-9 Avenue, adjacent to Fanvvood Borough Hall. Children's Chorus will be conducted by Rachel p.m. Family Support Organization of Union County, 137 Elmer St., The joint concert performance by the Chinese Cheng. Westfield. Free. (908) 7139-7625. American Music Ensemble (CAME) and the Chinese The children from CADE will wear colorful cos- American Dance Ensemble (CADE) will be a 90- tumes specially designed for each dance. The five THURSDAY MAY 4 minute program featuring choral music, Chinese folk Chinese folk dances from different provinces of WINE AND CHEESE SOCIAL - an event for new and dance, Chinese Yo-Yo and other musical performances. China, including the popular Iron Fan Dance, will be prospective members hosted by the Wesffield Welcome Club. 7:30 "We hope you can join us for an afternoon full of directed and choreographed by Chin Wen Chao. p.m. at a member's home. Call Janine at (908) 928-1 799 or Cathy music, dance and fun!" said Robert Chang, a member Admission is free, but seating is limited, so the at (908) 928-9043. of the Fanwood Arts Council. audience is encouraged to arrive early. For further NEW MEMBER RECEPTION - the Scotch Plains Junior The Teen Chorus and Children's Chorus of CAME information, call (908) 889-7223. Woman's Club will host a wine and cheese reception featuring a talk by expert organizer Jaime Novak. 7 p.m. Scotch Hills County Club. (908) 889-5109. Take a trail ride through the reservation FRIDAY MAY 5 of nature and identify interesting trees, BLACK ACHIEVERS BANQUET - a fundraiser for the pro- Riding experience plants and wildlife along the wny. gram sponsored by the Westfield Area YMCA, featuring keynote Space is limited and pre-registration speaker Sen. Frank Lautenberg. 6:30-9:30 p.m. L'Affaire, Route 22, is not required for is required; the program fills quickly. The Mountainside, $75. (908) 233-2700, exf. 252. trip to Lake Surprise fee is $35 per person for Union County residents and $45 per person for out-of- SATURDAY, MAY 6 The Trailside Nature and Science county riders. LIGHT THE NIGHT WALK - a benefit for the Leukemia & Center and county freeholder board will Each participant will receive a booklet Lymphoma Society, beginning at Mindowaskin Park. Check-in at offer a nature trnil ride for adults ages with natural history information and 5:30 p.m., walk starts at 7. (908) 654-9445. 18 and older from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday at tips on horseback riding. No riding expe- "TOUR OF NOTABLE HOMES' - annual fundraiser present- the Watchung Stables in Mountainside. rience is necessary, but pnrticipnnts are ed by the Friends of the Westfield Symphony Orchestra. 10 a.m.-3 "This ride offers adults a chance to see requested to wear sturdy shoes with a p.m. $25 in advance, $30 on day of tour. (908) 232-9400 or the Union County trail system on horse- heel. www.westfieldsymphony.org. back," said Freeholder Vice Chair Bette In the event of inclement weal her, the SPRING CONCERT — a performance by the Orchestra of St. Jane Kowalski, linison to the Union trail ride will be rescheduled for Peter by the Sea to benefit Youth & Family Counseling Service. 8 County Parks and Recreation Advisory Thursday, May 4. Cull Trailside or the p.m. Presbyterian Church in Westfield, 140 Mountain Ave. $25 for Board. "We've got more than 2,000 acres Watchung Stables on the program date adults, $20 for seniors and $10 children 18 and under. nt the Watchung Reservation, so riders to find out if the program has boon post- Sponsorships available. (908) 233-2042. will have plenty of"room to look, listen, Cheryl Wagner of Scotch Plains and poned. CLOTHING DRIVE — organized by the Home and School and learn about local plants and ani- Lori Kuo of Hillsboro prepare to explore For additional information on the trail Association of Holy Trinity Interparochial School, Westfield. 9 a.m.- mals," the Watchung Reservation on horse- ride or for information on upcoming 3 p.m. Drop off donations at the school's back entrance on As dusk npproaches, riders will .saddle back. Adults age 18 and up are invited spring programs and special events at Watterson Street. (908) 233-7482. up and meander through the woods and to join a Trailside naturalist to learn Trailside, call (908) 789-3670 or visit on CHILDREN'S ID PROGRAM - kids will be fingerprinted, fields on horseback on their way to Lake about the flora and fauna Inhabiting the the Web at vtrww.ucnj.org/trailsidt!. videotaped, and photographed in this program hosted by the Atlas- Surprise. A park naturalist from reservation on Tuesday. Pre-registra- Watchung Stnbles is located at HCiO Pythagoras Masonic Lodge, 1011 Central Ave., Westfield. Noon- Trailside will interpret sights and sounds tlon is required; call (908) 789-3670. Summit Lane in Mountainside. 3:30 p.m. Free. (908) 233-7349 B-2 prime time/ April 28. 2006 Aida opens May 5 Bayard, at the CDC Theatre Booth to As many theatergoers know, lighting and the use of fabric in Elton John has followed up his his interpretation of Aida; fabric sing with highly successful pop music played a particularly important career by turning to Broadway, role in the culture and trade of where he and lyricist Tim Rice ancient Egypt and is used in Glee Club teamed up to create the highly this production to evoke various The 81st year spring con- successful musicals The Lion moods of the story. certs of the Westfield Glee King and, more recently, Aida. Veteran CDC producer Club will be performed at 4 CDC Community Theatre in Elizabeth Howard helms the p.m. Saturday at the First Cranford will be- bringing its production team, with Mitch Baptist Church, 170 Elm St., own production of Aida to area Kolesaire serving as the orches- Westfield, and 8 p.m. May 6 at residents from May 5-21. Aida tra director, Tracy Glenn the First Congregational ran for four and a half years on Murray as vocal director and Church, 125 Elmer St., Broadway, garnering numerous stage management by Kristin Westfield, In addition to the awards, including the 2000 Tony Pfeifer. Choreography is by Glee Club choral sections, Award for Best Original Kelsea-Janenne Fleisher. which will include ballads and Musical Score. The large multi-racial cast folk songs and selections from The theatre is hosting a com- blends CDC regulars with a the religious, Broadway, pop, plementary opening night group of talented CDC newcom- and operetta canons, the spe- reception after the show on May ers who have an impressive list cial artist sections will feature 5, with refreshments and an lead soprano Carol Bayard opportunity to talk with the of credentials elsewhere in the and her husband tenor cast and production team. area. The principal roles are Thomas Booth, who will sing a Aida tells the classic tale of filled by Wanda Tore (Aida), variety of duet and solo selec- the love between an Egyptian Richard McNamara (Radames), tions from the "Great soldier and an enslaved Nubian Melissa LoderBtedt (Amneris), American Song Book." Roger Hayden (Zoser), Michael Bayard has sung extensive- princess — a love that con- Kristin Urmansky, Barb I McQuIre, demns them to death, but ulti- Miguel (Mereb), Zhenia Bemko The cast of "Nunsense" It, from left: (back row) ly throughout the United mately transcends the vast cul- (Nehebka), Howard Whitmore Cassia Carelli; (front row) Andrea Barra and Jen Hlanselmani . States, primarily as a leading tural differences between the (Amonasro) and Marc Chandler operatic soprano. Beginning two warring nations, heralding (Pharaoh). her career with the Lake an unprecedented time of peace The show will be presented Nunsense opens Saturday at George Opera Festival, she and prosperity. With a score on Friday and Saturday nights next sang Gilbert and Sullivan that features stirring ballads at 8 p.m. from May 5-20, with a operettas on tour for two sea- and rousing choral numbers, special Sunday matinee at 3 sons with Martyn Green of the show is a modern crowd- p.m. on May 21. Tickets are $20 Westfield Community Players D'Oyly Carte fame. That led to pleaser that embraces multi- on a reserved seat basis (senior a 10-year association singing Director Joann Lopresti Scan Ion has her work to keep their convent open. major roles with the New York cultural casting and exuberant and student discounts available) cast in final rehearsals for the opening of The Rev. Mother is played by Barbi and can be obtained by calling City Opera. She has sung with dancing, staging and singing. Dan Goggin's musical comedy, Nunsense, McGuire, Sr. Hubert is Andrea Barra, Sr. the Cleveland Orchestra, at CDC's production is directed the box office at (908) 276-7611 set for 8 p.m. Saturday at Westfield Robert Anne is Jen Hanselman, Sr. Leo is or through the theatre's Web the Kennedy Center in by Shayne Austin Miller, who Community Players (WCP), 1000 North Cassie Carelli and Sr. Amnesia is Kristen Washington, D.C., and at the also directed the productions of site at www.cdctheatre.org. Ave. West in Westfield. Urmansky. • New York State Theater at Smokey Joe's Cafe and South The CDC Community Other show dates are Friday and WCP has reserved seating, so make Lincoln Center. Pacific at CDC. Miller has cho- Theatre is located at 78 Winans Saturday evenings, May 5, 6, 12, 13, 19 your preference known when calling the Musical director Booth, now sen to place special emphasis on Ave. in Cranford. and 20, with all reserved seats at $20 box office; all non-member tickets must be in his 11th season with the available from the box office at (908) 232- prepaid. Opening night patrons are invited Glee Club, brings to the men's 1221. to stay for light refreshments with the cast chorus over 30 years experi- What happens when convent cook Sister and crew after the curtain rings down. ence as a professional musi- Julia, Child of God, accidentally poisons Audience members should note that cian. For more than 20 years THE GRAN CENTURIONS several of the Little Sisters of Hoboken? WCP membership cards will not be hon- he lived and worked as a con- The remaining nuns put on a show to raise ored for the benefit performances on May 5 ductor, pianist, and vocal coach presents a money for the funerals and keep the con- and 12. in New York City. From his vent open, of course! The May 12 benefit for the Friends of early days with the New York MOTHER'S DAY B UFFET A send-up of slapstick vaudeville and the Westfield Memorial Library will be City Opera to music director of Sunday, May 14, 2006 lpm to 5pm classic musical comedy bits, the show fea- preceded by a pre-show party at 7 p.m. the Western Opera Theater in FEATURING: RAW BAR: tures ballads, comedy numbers and soaring Tickets are $35. Checks should be made San Francisco, Booth has con- • gospel music performed by the Sisters, who out to Friends of the Library and sent to ducted for opera companies Antipasto Salad Clams • Shrimp blossom in the spotlight. Letty Hudak, 409 Harrison Ave., Westfield, from coast to coast. Fresh Mozzarella • Hread ami Rolls Mussels & Scungilli Salad Assisted by musical director Seth NJ 07090, or call (908) 233-6233 for fur- Tickets are available from International Cheese Platter DESSERTS: Saltzman and choreographer Megan ther information. Include name, address, Glee Club members and at the Pasta Salad * Bruschcfta Station Ferentinos, the Little Sisters go all out to phone number, number of tickets needed, door, for a donation of $15 for Assorted Pics • Cheesecake • Tiramisu entertain the audience as they frantically and amount enclosed when sending checks. adults, and $12 for students Smoked Salmon Display Brownies • Rice Pudding • Cookies and seniors. For questions, call Artichokes w/Roasted Peppers Salad Fruit Platter • Decaf & Regular Dale Juntilla at (908) 232-0573. Crab Angilottt w/Lobster Sauce Coffee or Tea 9 Penne Vodka • Chicken Francaise KIDS MEAL: 'Sacred Place series Veal w/Prosriurtt) & Cheese in Marsala Sauce Chicken Fingers & French Fries Salmon w/Difl Cream Sauce Chicken Francaise - Cash Bar Also Available - continues on May 7 Homemade Mashed Potatoes ADULTS: $25.95 The 10"* annual Music in a lead operatic roles with the Italian Vegetables Sacred Place concert series at Trenton Civic Opera and the CHILDREN: $10.95 Trinity Episcopal Church will Little Opera Company of New CARVING STATIONS: (Ages 4 to 10) continue with a concert by for- Jersey. She also maintains a (Price Does Not Include Tax & Service) mer Cranford resident Betsy private voice studio in Roast Beef w/Mushroom Demi Glaze Mackenzie-Stubbs and her Kenilworth where she teaches Loin of Pork w/Pan Gravy For Reservations Please Call husband Kerry Stubbs at 4 children and adults. Roast Turkey w/Pan Gran p.m. May 7 at the church, locat- Her husband is a native of (112) 3X2-1664 ed at North and Forest Jamaica. He holds a bachelor's degree in voice performance in 44H WAI )IS( )N avenues. A freewill offering will be taken. The concert will be music from Westminster Choir followed by a "meet-the-artists" College. With the college's sym- reception in Witherington Hall. phonic choir, he has performed under Muti, Mehta, Slatnick, Now residents of Rostropovitch, Sinapoli, Kenilworth, Mackenzie-Stubbs Bernstein and Levine. MANHATTAN STYLE - Buffet and Sit-Down Dinners and her husband will perform solo pieces from Broadway clas- He is a member of the New •kit-kit Cuisine • Superb Professional Service • Beautifully Decorated Rooms sics such as "I Have Dreamed" York-based The Tribe of Levi, ALL OCCASIONS - Bridal Showers, Rehearsal Dinners, Small Weddings... which has toured in Milan, from The King and I, "Can't Rome and Florence, Italy. As a Up to 80 guests • We'll also caterer your event at any location Help Lovin' Dat Man" from solo voice busker, he has been Showboat, "Impossible Dream" recognized by New York maga- from Man ofLaMancha and zine as the "Grand Central WINE TASTING more. They also will duet on Terminal Tenor." He has sung Charlie Brown's 5 Course Dinner classical and Broadway selec- on Channel 5 News, Channel 9, Monday, May 8th, 6 p.m. tions by Franck, Lully, Mozart, Bock, Bernstein and Webber. and WOR Radio. Hosted by the Marchesi Family For more information, call Limited Seating... Reserve Now! Raised in Cranford, mezzo- the church, (908) 276-4047 or for a Mother's Day soprano Mackenzie-Stubbs visit www.trinitychurchcran- holds a bachelor's degree in fbrd.com. music in voice performance and At 3 p.m. June 4, the annual 3- Course Meraptarting a master's degree in music, Strawberry Festival and Pops both from Westminster Choir Concert returns for its 11th College at Rider University. outing, featuring the musical RISTORANTE She has taught on the voice gifts of Trinity's talented faculties of Kean and Drew parishioners. The afternoon is Affordably priced starting at $17.95 universities, and is on the fac- topped off with strawberries, ulty of the New Jersey homemade shortcake and ice 1189 Raritan Road, Clark Workshop for the Arts in cream. The concert is in air- 732.381.2300 • www.alipertisrestaurant.com Westfield. She has performed conditioned Sherlock Hall.

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For this con- from Bach to Messiaen at 3 she serves as accompanist for L'Epiphanie of Maurice cert, she will perform the p.m. Sunday, when the both the Symphonic and Durufle and Dieux Parmi Nos Chorale in E- Major of Cesar Crescent Concerts series pres- Westminster Choirs. Day will by Olivier Messiaen. Franck. ents its seventh concert of the perform Liszt's Prelude and Mark Miller serves on the Commenting on the new season in the Gothic sanctuary Fugue on BACH. faculty of both the Institute of Adams organ, Ronald Thayer, of the Crescent Avenue Artz was associate director Sacred Music at Yale director of music and organist Presbyterian Church, located of music and organist at University and the Drew at Crescent Avenue, pointed on the corner of Watchung Newark's Cathedral-Basilica of Theological School, where he out that "the organ is really a Avenue and East Seventh the Sacred Heart from 1993 to teaches music and worship. He French classic-romantic instru- Street in Plainfield. 1998. Currently, he is director is also Director of the Gospel ment, because at the heart of The organists — Brenda of music and organist at Our Choir, co-director of the youth this organ is a complete Day, F. Allen Artz III, Sandor Lady of Sorrows Roman program and worship leader French classic instrument to Szabo, Mark Miller and Catholic Church in South for WeWO (Wednesday which stops have been includ- Carolyn Steen — will be per- Orange, where he also acts as Worship) at Marble Collegiate ed that can play Bach and the forming on the church's new artistic director for Musica Church in New York City. French Romantic literature." four-manual, 97-rank G. F, Sacra, a monthly series of Miller will perform Joshua Fit General admission tickets Adams organ designed after choral, organ and other instru- tfie Battle of Jericho by Fela at the door are $20, or $15 for the great organs of French mental concerts. He will per- Sowanda, Sonata No. 4, mvt. 3 seniors and $5 for students. cathedrals and unique in the form the Suite du Deuxieme of J. S. Bach, and Toccata by The sanctuary is handicapped- United States. Ton by Clerambault and the Percy Whitlock. accessible and large print pro- Day, who is currently the Fugue on St. Anne by J. S. Carolyn Steen is organist at grams will be available. minister of music and organist Bach. the Christian Reformed Parking can be found in the NJIO takes classical at the First Presbyterian Szabo, educated in Novi Sad Church in Midland Park church lots and on adjacent Church of Metuchen, holds a and Belgrade, received mas- where she has served for 30 streets. For further informa- bachelor of music degree in ter's degrees in organ perform- years. She has given organ tion, call the church office at approach to concert church music from ance and sacred music from recitals at the Cathedral of St. (908) 756-2468 daily from 8:30 Famous classical over- times a year in Union Westminister Choir College, Westminster Choir College, John the Divine and at St. a.m. to 4 p.m. tures will be featured at the County venues and travels New Jersey to locations such as Lincoln Intergenuraticmal Center Fountain Plaza, the Orchestra's Spring Concert, United Nations in New York, Dawley's latest work on display in Clark which will be held at 7 p.m. and Washington, D.C. for May 5 at Cranford High special performances. Cranford artist has won acclaim for her paintings School, 201 West End Place NJIO will be holding it Spring is a time for creation and husband, Walter Gallagher. in Cranford. Admission is fourth annual Summer growth. It is the perfect time for an That show created much excite- free. Chamber Music Workshop in artist to gather inspiration and to cre- ment, and Cynthia's paintings won NJIO Music Director Todd Summit at the Calvary ate a collection of paintings that rave reviews from her growing audi- Van Beveren will conduct Episcopal Church on evoke feelings of being at the Shore, ence. One year later it was followed overtures to the Barber of Thursday evenings begin- in the garden or watching children by her "Italy" collection, which gener- Seville by Rossini, Fidelia by ning June 15. The workshop play. ated even greater excitement. The Beethoven and Ricnzi by will be conducted by Martin Cynthia Dawley of Cranford, the show also featured a painting that Wagner. Other works on the Steinberg of West Orange, daughter of painter Joseph Dawley, was used by Cartior for the company program will include Bach's whose coaches have included has captured these emotions brilliant- Christmas card. That painting and all Hymn and Finale. Rimsky- Ida Kavafian, Daniel Phillips ly on canvas. Dawley, who is no others are now in private collections. Korsakov's Slavonic Dances and David Schifrin of the stranger to color, allows her hand to Designers Gallery is now proud to 1 and !i, a Divertimento by Chamber Music Society of generate her impressions of the present Dawley's next collection. All Haydn and Telemnnn's Viola Lincoln Center; Robert moment. are invited to enjoy a conversation Concerto. Dodson, dean of the Oberlin William and Randi Kraynak, own- with this talented artist from 6-9 p.m. "This concert features College Conservatory of ers of Designers Gallery of Clark, are May 5 at Designers Gallery, Clarkton some of the best-loved over- Music; and Joe Gluck of the no strangers to the Dawley family. Shopping Center, Raritan Road, tures of all time." said Van Summit Symphony. They have watched Cynthia's talent Clark. Beveren, who will also be the Participants of all playing Above, Cynthia Dawley at work in her stu- and career blossom through the For more information, call (732) soloist in the Telemann Viola levels will be introduced to dio. The artist's latest collection of paint- years. Their first show for Cynthia 381-6093 or visit Concerto, which will be con- the chamber music of some ings will be on view soon at Designers was 15 years ago, presenting paint- www.Designergallery.net. ducted by Doug Clayton, an of the greatest composers; Gallery in Clark. ings from a European trip with her Refreshments will bo served. NJIO mentor. including Bach, Handel, NJIO was formed in 1993 Mozart and Schubert. Works to allow musicians of all ages will be played by the entire (members have ranged in ensemble, a gentle way to Hilgraves to star in production of La Traviata age from age 6 to 92) and learn the pieces without fear The soprano Rebekkah Rebekkah Hilgraves (nee Actress in a Musical" by the of La Traviata will be present- abilities the opportunity to of making mistakes. The Hilgraves will star as Violetta Graves) has performed in San Francisco Bay Area ed in the Roy Smith Theater experience the joy of making workshop is open to all in the Little Opera Company's numerous operas, solo recitals Theatre Critics' Circle for the at Union County College in music together. NJIO string players. upcoming production of Verdi's and as a guest concert artist in leading role in an original Cranford at 8 p.m. May 12 and allows developing musicians For more information, La Traviata, the producers venues throughout the United work with the Lamplighters, 2 p.m. May 13. Tickets'are $30 to interact with and learn visit the NJIO Web site announced recently. States. In New York City, she an award-winning opera com- for adults and $25 for seniors. from more experienced play- (www.njio.org) or contact "When you are casting an has performed the roles of pany in San Francisco. Call the New Jersey Workshop ers in a friendly, non-compet- Susan Peterson at opera as famous as this one, Rachel in the world premiere Critics have described for the Arts for tickets and itive environment, [email protected] or (908) 522- you have to give the audience of The Eglantine by Sam Hilgraves as "a gorgeous information at (908) 789-9696. NJIO performs several 0100. the best, and that is what I Belich, Elisabetta in Verdi's soprano who can act" (San Additional material on the believe Hilgraves will bring to Don Carlo with Opera Francisco Review) and a "viva- LOC and other NJWA pro- the opera — the best," said Drammatica, and the title role cious soprano" (John Bell grams is available on the Web Valerie Pineda, co-founder of in Puccini's Suor Angelica with Young, Opera News). at www.njworkshopfort- the LOG Chelsea Opera and American The fully staged production hearts.com. Hilgraves believes in the Singers Opera Project. mission of The Little Opera Hilgraves has also performed Company, which is to include the soprano solo in Haydn's young people from the commu- Lord Nelson Mass with Ars nity in all of its opera produc- Musica. tions, creating new artists and Elsewhere around the coun- audiences for opera. 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For many, the lead- Museum will feature a ership skills, organizational straw hat weaving demon- skills, and sense of commu- stration. The museum is at nity and commitment that 614 Mountain Ave. come from "going for the Eileen O'Shea of Summit Gold" set the foundation for Above, Samantha Luscombe will demonstrate how colo- a lifetime of active citizen- is shown working with nial era women wove and ship." Kindergarten Daisy Scouts at braided this important Last Wednesday, at the Fanwood*Scotch Plains Rotary Club's weekly meeting at the Luscombe's project, titled a Girl Scout event last fall. accessory. She will also Pantagis Renaissance restaurant, checks were given to the recipients of the club's "The Bear Fair: Stuffed with She will be hosting a "Bear describe the lengthy process Community Share raffle. Receiving the checks from Dwlght Leeper, the Rotary Club Love," will be held at a Fair" in June at a Westfield involved in preparing the president, are, from left: Dr. David Heisey, SPFHS principal, for the Scotch Plains- Westfield school from 2-5 school. straw, from gathering it in Fan wood High School Leadership Conference; Flavia Blechlnger, vice president of the p.m. June 20. The objective the fields to bleaching it Tiny Tim Fund; and David Owens, executive director of Contact We Care. of the project is to obtain parents; or items such as over live coals. A variety of unstuffed plush animal party rentals, clown services hats will be on display. skins, which local children or photography services with popular children's character. Volunteers dressed in will stuff at the fair. In return for their work, Westfield teens can donate authentic period dress will their time as helpers at the be available to guide visi- Westfield AARP to meet Monday the children will be treated event. tors through the pre-revolu- The Westfield Area AARP Chapter 4137 appetizers, salads, entrees of beef, chicken and to an afternoon of fun and tionary farmhouse. In the will hold its next meeting Monday in the fish. Desserts and beverages will be served at prizes. The animals then will All donors will be listed museum's Frazee Building, Presbyterian Church Assembly Hall on the the tables. Free wine and soda will be avail- be donated to police and fire on a board at the event and members of the Cooking corner of East Broad Street and Mountain able at each table. Lively musical entertain- departments, shelters and on Luscombe's project web- Committee will demon- Avenue in Westfield Many spaces are avail- ment including old favorites and new tunes hospitals, where they will be site. Stores, companies or strate open hearth cooking able in the church's parking lot. Guest and will be played, and members may bring given to children in stressful professionals who make techniques and offer taste potential new members are invited. guests. For more information, call Marie Stock or painful situations to help donations of items or servic- treats for visitors to enjoy. The social period witli refreshments will at (908) 925-2536. The cost is $20 per person provide them comfort. es will also be listed in an Also, the museum's gift begin at 1 p.m. After a brief business meeting and includes full luncheon, tips and entertain- As a Girl Scout, event program, which will be shop carries a wide variety at 1:30 p.m., the program will start. ment. Luscombe cannot accept handed out to all partici- of colonial toys, crafts, cook- The guest speaker will be Westfield dentist Trips and Tours Chairperson Mario Walsh financial donations, but local pants; will have links to books and educational Dr. Kenneth W. Arida, whose offices are locat- and her Co-Chairperson Mary Walsh will take residents can still help by their company or store Web materials. ed at 131 South Euclid Ave. His topic will be reservations at this meeting for an escorted visiting her Web site, sites on Sammy's project Admission is $2 for "The Best Ways to Care for the Teeth or tour with most meals and gratuities included. www.ThcBearFair.com, and site; and will be noted in adults and 50 cents for stu- Senior Citizens." A question-and-answer peri- The trip is called 'The Railroads of New following the link to "Adopt a newspaper articles after the dents; children under 6 are od will follow. England" and will take place June 19-22. Bear for the Fair." Each ani- event. free. The Community Service Chairman has Complimentary cocktails, soft drinks, snacks, mal made will have a tag The Bear Fair will be Upcoming programs requested donations by members of canned video entertainment, and party games will be informing the child who open to elementary school include "Message in a and boxed grocery items to be given to home- available on connecting bus trips. Scenic views receives it that someone children. Registration will be Bottle" on May 7, "18th less and needy adults and children. Used cos- of Vermont and New Hampshire can be cares, giving the name of the required. Registration forms Century Folk Music" on tume jewelry will bu given as prizes for bingo viewed from the Conway Notch Train and the donor and the first name of will be available on the Web May 21, and "18th Century games with the patients at Runnclls Hospital Green Mountain Flyer Train. Lodging will fea- the child who stuffed it for site and in the Westfield Herbs" on June 4. in Berkeley Heights. ture stays at the Mount Snow Inn and the them. Public Elementary Schools For more information, Chairperson Marie Stock will take reserva- Indian Head Resort Hotel. The cost is $712 for Other ways to help are in the beginning of May. call the museum office tions for the luncheon at noon June 6 at the double; $813, single and $694, triple. Marie donating bulk carnival Attendance will be deter- weekday mornings at (908) Westwood in Garwood. The event includes an Walsh will provide more data by calling her at prizes (small toys); door mined by the number of 232-1776. international buffet featuring a variety of (732)669-0399. prizes for children or their un stuffed animals donated. Schools Camps

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Blue Devils hot streak cut by Brearley, 2-0 the sixth inning with a leadoff walk SPORTS EDITOR from Jenna and I am thinking 'here we go again.' But the kid goes to steal sec- The Westfieid Blue Devils had ond and we threw her out. It changed Lightning-proof their hot streak cooled by the visit- the momentum of the whole game." ing Brearley Bears last week as the That caught stealing allowed children needed defending Union County champions Broarley to maintain control and hang edged the home team 2-0. The Blue * on for the win. "We came together This column is going to Devils started off last week with a Friday. We didn't play perfect offend some people. I know, thrilling come from behind victory because I felt we needed to put shocker. But you folks ou against Vineland. Down 5-3 in the more runs on the board. We there really need to get on seventh inning, Westfieid got some bunted well, we slapped the ball the wagon here and get your power from right fielder Jen well and we hit the ball when child lightning and al Urciuoli who railed a game win- we needed to," Efchak said. weather proofed. A couple o ning three-run home run in the "They didn't play poorly. Their weeks ago, I was at i bottom of the seventh to seal a 6-5 first baseman played well, and lacrosse game in the middle triumph in front of the home their short atop was very of a warm and sunny spring crowd. good. We won this afternoon when things took In their next contest against week, because we a drastic turn weather wise. Watchung rival Union, it was were meshing With the home team up by a Urciuoli again who provided together. I could bundle of goals and with power at the plate. After step outside and seven minutes remaining in ripping a home run that sec it coming the game, the skies dark tied the game at 2-2 in together from the ened. The wind, while stil the bottom of the sixth, outside." warm, picked up and blew the Westfieid senior Despite being on the losing end steadier. Then, far off in the fielded questions from of the pitcher's duel, Pignoli had distance, in the middle of a her teammates about what nothing but praise for Brown. "She darkened cloud, a quick she had for breakfast before the last two games. has to be allowed to give up a couple of flash of lightning was seen "I had cereal on Saturday," Urciuoli said. "And runs. We need to hit the ball," Pignoli several miles away. yogurt today. When I am running late, which is a said. "I expected our bats to be further The referees immediately lot of the time, then I only have Pop tarts." along at this point. I look at our season stopped the game. They As the season progresses, the Blue Devils may and think we should win every game. then informed the teams want to include dairy in Urciuoli's diet as the lac- Our bats are warming, it won't come playing that play would tose powered outfielder whapped a game winning right away and that's ok." resume 30 minutes from home run in the bottom of the eleventh inning. As a first meeting between the two when the last lightning "Our win Saturday against Vineland was a big schools, Efchak couldn't be happier strike was seen. The crowd come from behind win. Jen had another big hit," with the experience. "Their coach was of parents and other specta- Westfieid head coach Tara Pignoli said. "I felt the wonderful, the kids were wonderful," tors left the field and head- game against Vineland was the kickstart we Efchak said. "My school doesn't usu- ed for cover, the referees needed I think we are starting to heat up a little ally schedule us against bigger went over to sit by the stat bit." schools. But I said to them' when I girls to stare at the clouds The Blue Devils have had little to came here four years ago, I want to and look for future electrical worry about with pitching phenom play all of the top Union County teams discharges. Lindsay Brown. The junior lefthander JIM OCCI/CORRESPONDENT every year. We got Westfieid, Union The players...well, they has been masterful at times for the Blue The pitching duel between Beare ace Jenna Vitale and Westfieid Catholic, and Dayton this year. GL we briefly met with their coach- Devils, and in last weeks win over hurler Lindeay Brown waa a classic. Both Juniors factor heavily in play twice, Cranford we'll play next es and then began passing Union, pitched herself bases loaded jams their teams' plans for success. year." the ball and milling around with no outs on more than one occasion. While Brearley, Governor Livingston the side of the field to stay "I still wanted to throw as hard as I could fer the sloppy start of their contest against Union, and Cranford are the established power- loose. because I was confident our defense would come the Blue Devils, and Brown, were sharp. "They house programs in the county, Pignoli is quick to About ten feet from through. I felt even if I gave up a run in the ninth, came out pumped, they played well," Brearley head point out the shifting landscape. "Scotch Plains too. where they were actually we would come back in the bottom of the ninth and coach Amy Efchak said. "Their pitcher struck us They have been playing really well. But in terms of playing. get it back." out four times in the first inning. I had to talk to pitching, absolutely. I think the county is all pretty Still out in the open. The Westfieid ace didn't have to worry about my girls and make them take a strike. They were close this year, actually," Pignoli said. "A lot of it is Now, I am no meteorolog- playing catch up for too long. A perfectly placed swinging at pitches in the dirt. She really pitched a matter of who plays the game and who gets the ical expert, but it seems to throw from Kim Townsend at second nailed the well. My kids need to make more adjustments at hits." me that if the referees are runner at home for the first out of the inning. The the plate, that is the bottom line. " Shaking off the tough loss in the midst of an going to stop play on the next ball hit was a grounder to short stop Kristina On the diamond for Brearley was storied ace upswing is a challenge for any team, and Pignoli field in order to wait for the Fietkiewicz who did a Townsend impression for the Jenna Vitale. The junior has been impressive this knows her squad is different from many. "I have a lightning to pass, then the second out of the inning. A third ground out to spring, helping guide the Bears to their 8-0 start. very eclectic mix. I have freshman who are start- players should actually short was what Brown got next to work out of a "They have a good little pitcher over there," Pignoli ing, I have seniors who are in their fourth year leave the field. bases loaded jam. said, "A good big pitcher, actually." starting, I have juniors in their first year varsity as What is the purpose of Brown's toughness gave her offense a chance to The seesaw battle of defense had both teams well. They are from all different grades and from stopping the game, clearing take the game in the eleventh. "I think our pitchers with their share of strikeouts and stranded run- all different walks of life within the school," the the field, upsetting: the stat are pitching really well. Lindsay is pitching her ners until the fourth inning. "Fourth inning, top of Blue Devil coach said. "They are starting to come girls and frustrating the way through big games and holding on and getting my order, Vanessa (Muniz) gets on, Ruby (Perez) together and get a sense of team. That can only players if everyone is going the win." Pignoli said. sacs her over and we got our two runs in the fourth make us better." to sit out there still in dan- In last Friday's match against Brearley started inning. Amanda (Aguiree) had an RBI," Efchak Russ Crespolini can be reached at 732-396-4202 ger? If the referees were so off with a bang for Westfieid, determined not to suf- said. "But it wasn't over after that. They started off or at [email protected]. concerned with "safety first" then they should have called the game, or cleared Blue Devils the field. Why would you Westfieid whomps Cranford, 14-2 have everyone mill around look to in the elements for a storm open player pretty effectively that was clearly approach- and getting the ball to the back remain No. 1 ing? In 30 minutes the SPORTS EDITOR of the cage, which helps." storm was guaranteed to be Any game that features The Blue Devil attack was on top of us so there were Cranford at Westfieid is one that slowed considerably in the sec- CORRESPONDENT only two options available; is sure to be a hard fought one, no ond half, thanks to some adjust- For the Westfieid High call the game or play on. matter what the outcome. The ments made by the visitors. School Golf team a truly suc- With only seven minutes intensity of playing at Kehler sta- "During the game Westfieid cessful season is measured remaining, I would have dium in Westfieid has only ampli- scored a lot of goals early. They differently than at most other gone with the latter. Odds fied it over the years. Despite the outscored us 11-1 in the first programs. The Blue Devils' were against the storm terrible 14-2 disparity on the half," Wallace said. "But in the goal is simply to be finish arriving in under 20 min- Scoreboard, the Blue Devils and second half they really did their first in the state. It is not utes, so there was an accept- Cougars girls lacrosse match up job defensively. They kept the arrogance but just the stan- able margin of error. featured the border town rivalry score 3-1." dard that coach John Then again, I wouldn't be that have produced some of the After last weeks contest, the Turnbull has set for the pro- the one who was sued if lit- more memorable sports contest in two teams will go their separate gram, which has won the tle Jimmy Midfielder got lit recent memory. For Cranford, ways, with both coaches focused Meet of Champions (MOO up like a Christmas tree. they were facing a much more on specific goals. "Our girls need twice in the past three years. The people who would be established Blue Devil team and to trust and have faith I them- Turnbull, the 2005 New responsible did the respon- it showed early and often. selves at the start of the game so Jersey High School Golf sible thing. "While we do have a lot of tal- they can show us they can come Coach of the Year, does not Sort of. ent and my girls play hard, we are through in the first half and not expect his young team cur- Instead of calling the still a first year varsity program," just come through in the second rently 12-0 and ranked tenth game due to dangerous Cranford head coach Betty half," Wallace said. "We need to in the state to make it three weather conditions, they Wallace said. "Westfield has been be able to transition up the field out of four but considering forced everyone to sit around for ten years." from defense, to midfield to the the talent that graduated the through a delay. Practically, offense that's behind the Blue Devils are holding their the delay did nothing but Everything seemed to be going restraining line. That is going to the Blue Devils' way in the first own. annoy those there in atten- come with experience. The girls "Our ranking is over gen- dance. It did nothing for the half, as Westfieid dominated pos- have come along way, and with session. The Cougars struggled to erous. We had a few good safety of the players, who more time and experience they rounds at beginning of sea- were out in the storm long get ground balls as the Blue Devil will get even better." offense was sharp and aggressive. son. This is a very inexperi- after the field was deemed enced team and it has unsafe. By the time the half was over, the Coulson had nothing but home team had a comfortable 11- praise for her team as well. "The shown," said Turnbull. "We For me, it was a surreal are now starting to play bet- experience, unable to do the 1 lead. Westfieid had sharp ball season has been going very well movement in the transition that for us thus far. We had a solid ter teams and the tourna- post game interview I want- start against Montville in our ments are also ready to ed (due to the fact that gave them the early edge. According to Blue Devil skipper first game. They really pushed stnrt." everyone was scattering us. We ended up coming up with Turnbull expects his alma when the rain finally did Liz Coulson, this was not an acci- dent. "Coming into this game we the win but it was a tough game. mater, Scotch Plains arrive). I felt as if I had been I think that really set the tone Funwood to bo a strong con- cheated just as the players have been practicing a lot on our transition and looking for each and got the girls excited for the tender this year for the had. rest of the season," the Westfieid Conference and Union Am I bitter about being other down the field," the Westfieid coach said. "We also coach said, "They have been County titles but nobody is inconvenienced? Maybe. But playing really well. We have a counting the Blue Devils out I am a big believer in sense, have been working on passing the ball in the air as much as possible couple of thing that we need to especially after harkening and paring this game down tune up, but we are confident back to their final perform- didn't make a ton of sense. and as quickly as possible. That really came together today." and looking forward to the tough ance of 2005. So let's cut down on the games to come." A year ngo on the 6,711- indecision and employ some Offensively, the Blue Devils In the preseason, Westfieid yard, par 70 course at the common sense. We all have had a sharpness to their attack had their eye on a state tourna- Burlington Country Club in lives off the field we don't and spark that overmatched the ment berth. "Our goals haven't Mount Holly, the Blue want to put on hold forever. Cougars. "I also think that our changed since the preseason," Devils finished with a 307 Russ Crespalini can be offensive group looked pretty Coulson said. "Thnt is absolute- JIM OCCI/CORRESPONDENT total to beat runner-up reached at 732-396-4202 or good today," Coulson said. "We ly still our goal." The Blue Devils have their eye on a state tourna- Bergen Catholic by four at rcrespolini@njnpublish- moved the ball around effectively, Ritas Crespolini can be ment berth this season, and are well on their ing.com. and we were definitely hitting the reached at 732-396-4202 or at way to securing It. (Continued on page C-2) rcrespolin i@njnp ublis h ing. com. C-2 April 28. 2006

thing I knew would come if I 2-over-par 35 as the Raiders SP-F sees Westfield as "beatable" practiced enough." beat St. Peter's Prep of Jersey SPORTSCENE •y DAVID UIMUt get two shots at the Blue Along with the aforemen- City, 150-157. Softball Amateur Softball Umpires Despite the strong start, CORRESPONDENT Devils with the Watchung tioned players, the Raiders Association will sponsor the 9th conference Tournament on depth consists of seniors Ciccotelli knows this season Scotch Plsin">Fanwood 9, Annual Dick Archer Memorial A year ago the Scotch Monday and the dual match Andrew Goldberg, Brian will be measured by what Kearnyl One-Pitch Softball Tournament Plains-Fan wood golf team was on Thursday. Halpin and Greg Bruno and happens in May against Elaine Piniat pitched a two- on Saturday, May 20, in as unnoticed as any 16-1 team "It's out there to grab this sophomore Brian Pak. Halpin Westfield hitter, striking out 14 and walk- Warinanco Park, on the border could ever expect to be. year and they know it ," said finished fourth in the "We have the talent. Now ing one, and Lauren Mains went of Roselle and Elizabeth, NJ. All Playing next door to state Ciccotelli. "We are looking for- Watchung Conference tourna- we have to step up and take 2-for-3 with two RBI and two proceeds from the slow-pitch number one Westfield can do ward to these matches." ment last year. Pak had his them on," said Ciccotelli. runs to steer Scotch Plains (8-0) tournament will be donated to that to teams but the Raiders The young Blue Devils, first career hole-in-one on the And Campbell concurred in Kearny. Stefanee Pace dou- N.A.M.I. of New Jersey, the nearly made major headlines under New Jersey Coach of 170-yard, par-3 No. 6 hole at with his coach, bled in a run for Kearny (5-4). local branch of the National the Scotch Hills Country Club "Westfield is beatable. We Alliance for Mental Illness. The when they came within three the Year John Turnbull are far Westfield 3, Union 2 points of the Blue Devils in from pushovers and are in Scotch Plains last just need to play up to our registration fee for each team is Thursday. He finished with a potential." Jen Urciuoli delivered Alex $125 and each team is guaran- the Watchung Conference A ranked seventh in the state Pecora with a single to left in teed to play three games during Division, losing 320-323. with an 11-0 record. the bottom of the 11th for lift the all-day tournament. "Last year in the confer- The Raiders showed their Westfield (3-4) in Westfield. ences our round would have strength when they subdued Blue Devils look to remain No. 1 Urciuoli was 3-for-4 with two The rain date is Sunday, won just about any other year defending county champion May 21. This is a charitable (Continued from page C-l) Liebowitz and Nick Livolsi RBI with a solo home run. Jodie event. Good sportsmanship and but Westfield was just better Cranford 160-179. have all contributed at one Hall slugged a two-run home and you have to take your hat This is one of the strongest run in the first inning to stake fair play is expected. All games off to them," said head coach strokes Three of the four play- time or another. will be played in Warinanco teams we have ever had ," said ers who helped to earn that Because Westfield does not Union (4-2) to a 2-0 lead. Park. Registration information Steve Ciccotelli. Ciccotelli., who added that may be obtained by contacting Only the graduated Mike coveted (MOC) crown last have a girl's team, Steller has Girls LAX one of the toughest tasks he year have graduated but the had to play with the boy's Don Yuhas at 908-337-9410 (e- Sprung has departed from has is choosing the six players mail: [email protected]); that team and with Westfield one remaining player, senior team. Westfield 18, he sends out each match. Captain Jimmy Arbes was "Caroline has worked hard Joe Schaeffer at 908-561-5923; only returning one regular, "We have eight to 10 guys Mount St. Mary 4 Jim Powers at 908-272-8049; the Raiders are hoping this first team all state and a to get better. There is not Julie Shelman put in six who can play. That helps to great building block and enough interest for Girls' golf Joe Massaro at 732-381-1251; will be the year they take part make everybody play better," goals and Mary Kate Luker Keith Benovengo at 908-313- teacher to the younger play- In my years, we only had two three for Westfield (4-1) in of the limelight. added Ciccotelli girls," said Turnbull. 0983; or'Gary Moran at 908- Senior Clayton Balch, who Underscoring the Raiders' ers. Metuchen. Margaret Polanin 925-1838. finished second in the confer- Arbes also was second in While Livolsi, Dan scored twice for MSM (0-5). terrific balance was the play the Watchung Conference Liebowitz, Jacob and Steller ence with a 78, two strokes of Senior Colin Campbell who Westfield Area Y offers a behind champion 1 Jimmy and Union County tourna- have moved to the front, Boys Tennis led the way with a two over ments and had the Blue Turnbull is excited about spring kindergarten bas- Arbes of Westfleld leads a bal- par score of 38. Balch and ketball league anced SPF squad along with Devils' second-best average of some of his less experienced Millburn 5, Westfield 0 Chris Cooper followed with 39.25. players. last season's most consistent 40's and Davis, who usually Volunteer coaches needed player, Jack Davis. "He has worked hard to "The most pleasant sur- SINGLES: Justen Roth def. leads was fourth with 42. improve on all phases of his prise is (sophomore) Patrick Kevin Shallcross, 6-2,6-2; Jason The Westfield Area Y is proud Accepted to the Penn State For Campbell it was the Magnes def, Ravi Netravali, 6-3, to offer an exciting kinder- PGA program, Davis has been game," said Turnbull of Arbes Clancy. He recently shot 39 culmination of long hours of who will be attending at Galloping Hill. Last year 6-7 (5-7), 6-2; Will Kendall def. garten basketball league for a consistent player since his practice in the off-season. James Chu, 6-1, 6-0. boys and girls. Sessions will be freshman season. Rutgers on a golf scholarship. he couldn't break 60 for nine "It was definitely a break- "I'm very proud to have holes," said Turnbull. DOUBLES: Mike Flamm held at the Robert & Virginia "He is a great leader for through performance for me, and Josh Israel def. Jack Bauer Family Branch, 422 East our team and a real student of worked with him and Turnbull has also worked Broad Street, and will be rotat- but it wasn't unexpected. My watched him grow up to be Trimble and Dean Thompson, 6- the game," said Ciccotelli. "He game has been close all year hard with freshmen Mike 3,6-4; Brian Kyle and Kyle Roth ing times between 12:00 and is almost like having a second and I was just a few shots such a fine young man." Irving and Mike Kent, who def. Evan Eisenberg and Matt 5:00 pm. Program runs from coach." from the good round ," said Turnbull is excited about have been improving. Despite Gralla, 6-4, 7-6 (9-7). May 7th - June 25th. The team has breezed Campbell. his young group of players the likelihood that they will In this exciting league, through its first five matches "I think the most impor- but admits that only Arbes not repeat as state champi- Oratory 3, Union everyone plays and everyone but this past week things got tant attribute to my improve- has shown consistency. ons, Turnbull seems content. Catholic 2 wins! As in all YMCA pro- much tougher with a match ment was my practice in the Seniors Alex Hodara and "We have a long way to go SINGLES: Joe Benninati, O, grams, the development of car- against Princeton last off season and my patience Matt Liebowitz; juniors to get to top level again but I def Obi Nwizgubo, 6-1, 1-6, 6-2; ing, honesty, respect and Tuesday and yesterday's tilt with my game. It has taken a Anthony Alverness, Adam expected that. Sometimes it's Andrew Topazio, O, def. 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FRANK ISOLDI Coldwell's COLDWELL BANKER Isoldi earns recognition Since 1906- WESTFIELD — Frank D. Isoldi, $ > " • \ I sales associate with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Westfield, has been named to the company's prestigious International President's Premier sales club. in •HI "Frank is an extraordinary sales associate with a passion for the com- Mat munity and an understanding of the I! IF! Westfield area market's pulse," said Michael Scott, manager. "In 1997, he was named the Greater Union County Realtor of the Year." SOUTH PLAINFIELD $499,900 EDISON $989,000 BRANCHBURG TWP $302,000 Isoldi has earned the New Jersey One fit' the nicest locations in Cedar Brook. Association of Realtors' Circle of Custom spacious split on cul-de-sac. 4 bed- New construction. North Edison. 6 bedroom CH Excellence award since 1993, achiev- rooms, 2 full baths, family room fireplace, patio, colonial. Master suite with bonus room, family Move-in condition end unit. Close to pool and ing its highest Platinum level for his multi-level cedar deck & more. WSF0266 room fireplace & much more. WSFO228 clubhouse. A real must .see. WSF0252 accomplishments in 2005. He was ranked as the Number One agent in production for the Westfield office in 2004 and was named Top Listing Agent in the office for 2004 and 2005. A resident of Westfield, Isoldi strongly believes in giving back to his community. He sits on the board of trustees for the United Fund of Westfield and formerly sat on the Board of Adjustment for the Town of Westfield. He concentrates his real estate business locally in the Westfield/Scotch Plains area, where SCOTCH PLAINS $1,099,000 WESTFIELD $795,000 MOUNTAINSIDE $799,000 his in-depth knowledge of the area Better than new. Soaring 2 story entrance hall, Across from Tamaques Park, Gracious entrance, Charming expanded ranch with many recent and individualized marketing strate- media center, den, living room fireplace, 5 large updates. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, multi-zone gas gy help him match the right home fabulous kitchen combined with family room with the right buyer. for a "great room" feel & more. WSFOO42 bedrooms and much more. WSF0O48 heat & CAC, patio. WSF(K)73 For information about buying or selling real estate in the Union WESTFIELD COLDUieLL County area, call Isoldi at (908) 233- Coldwell Banker Home Loans 1-888-317-5416 5556. 209 Central Avenue We make home loans easy. The Westfield office is located at RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE 209 Central Ave. in Westfield. View (908) 233-5555 For a list of homes outside the NY Metro area, visit our National web site at http://www.coldwellbanker.com. the company's listings on the Internet O 2006 Coldwell Banker Heal Estate Corporation. Coldwell Banker9 Is a registered trademark licensed to Coldwell Banker Rml Estate Corporation. at www.ColdwellBankerMoves.com. An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. Owned and Operated by SRT Incorporated. C-4 Record Press April 28, 2006 Second-home sales hit a record in 2005; outlook remains strong WASHINGTON — Vacation- between vacation-home buyers a landlord." Activities of interest that in terms of affordability, as well as and investment-home sales both and investment buyers. "Vacation- Four percent of all homeowners affected the decision to buy a par- being at the stage in life when set records in 2005, with the com- home buyers are making lifestyle hold three or more properties; 11 ticular vacation home include people are most interested in mak- bined total of second home sales choices and purchasing primarily percent own two properties. beach, lake or water sports, cited ing that kind of a lifestyle pur- accounting for four out of 10 resi- for their own enjoyment," he said. Typical vacation-home buyers by 37 percent of buyers; golf, 29 chase," he said. "Discretionary dential transactions, according to "Investment-home buyers are in 2005 were 52 years old, earned percent; theme parks, 18 percent; purchases of that nature are more the National Association of seeking rental income and portfo- $82,800, and purchased a property winter recreation, 16 percent; likely in a healthy economy, and Realtors, lio diversification, although vaca- that was a median of 197 miles hunting or fishing, 12 percent; and that is looking positive as well," The annual report, based on two tion-home buyers also mentioned from their primary residence; boating, 9 percent. Smaller cate- "On the other hand, investment surveys, shows that 27.7 percent of diversification." however, 47 percent of vacation gories included gambling; biking, home sales are likely to decline all homes purchased in 2005 were In listing the reasons for pur- homes were less than 100 miles hiking or horseback riding; and this year, in part because of high- for investment and another 12.2 chase, 41 percent of vacation- and 43 percent were 500 miles or tennis. er interest rates," Lereah said. percent were vacation homes. All home buyers said to use for vaca- more. Investment-home buyers The largest concentration of "There are fewer incentives to together, there were 3.34 million tions, 31 percent to use as a fami- last year had a median age of 49, vacation home buyers are in the speculate in the market with price second-home sales in 2005, up 16.0 ly retreat and 28 percent to diver- an income of $81,400, and bought Midwest, accounting for 33 per- appreciation cooling in much of percent from an upwardly revised sify investments. For investment- a home that was close by - a medi- cent of vacation home sales, the country, and more oversight is total of 2.88 million in 2004. The home buyers, 55 percent said an of 15 miles from their primary although the property may be being encouraged in the mortgage market share of second homes rose rental income was the primary residence. located in another region. Buyers market. It's hard to say how much from 36.0 percent of transactions factor for buying and 35 percent More than three-fourths of in the South accounted for 30 per- speculation there may be in hous- in 2004 to 39.9 percent in 2005. wanted to diversify investments. vacation-home buyers have no cent of vacation home transac- ing, but it's probably a single-digit Vacation-home sales increased The median price of a vacation interest in renting their property, tions, the West, 20 percent, and percentage of total home sales." 16.9 percent last year to a record home in 2005 was $204,100, up 7.4 and 21 percent said it would the Northeast, 17 percent. NAR survey data shows only 2 1.02 million from 872,000 in 2004, percent from $190,000 in 2004. become a primary residence on Most investment home buyers percent of homes are sold in one while investrnent-home sales rose The typical investment property retirement compared with only 2 are in the South —- 38 percent of year or less, but investment homes 15.7 percent to a record 2.32 mil- cost $183,500 last year, up 24.0 percent of investment buyers. the total. Buyers in the Midwest likely are under-represented in lion in 2005 from 2 million in percent from $148,000 in 2004. Fourteen percent of investment and Western regions each pur- that particular reporting sample. 2004. NAR President Thomas M. buyers and 6 percent of vacation- chased 24 percent of investment Lereah expects a soft landing: David Lereah, NAR's chief Stevens said not all second homes home buyers purchased a property property, and the Northeast, 15 for the housing sector in 2006 with economist, said all the factorn at sales are necessarily a "second" that their son or daughter can percent. existing-home sales declining 5.7 play in the second home market home, particularly for investment occupy while in school. One-third of vacation-home percent to 6.67 million, the third were favorable in 2005. "To begin buyers. "Some of these purchases In describing characteristics buyers and 36 percent of invest- highest on record. "Long term, the with, the baby boom generation is may be a third, fourth or fifth that vacation home buyers value ment-home buyers said it was outlook for second homes is favor- ' driving second home sales — investment property, showing that about their property, 40 percent very likely that they would pur- able because more people will be they're at the optimum point in housing is a good investment," said close to an ocean, river or chase another home, in addition to moving into the prime years for life when people become interest- said Stevens, senior vice president lake; 34 percent close to family properties currently owned, with- buying a second home," he said. ed in second homes, they're at the of NRT Inc. "The lion's share of members; 27 percent close to pre- in the next two years. Currently, there are 36 million peak of their earnings, interest investment homes is actually the ferred recreational activities; 27 Lereah said it is difficult to people aged 50 to 59. However, rates remain historically low and primary residence of a renter. percent close to their primary res- project where the market will go there are 45.2 million people aged boomers want to diversify invest- Most investment owners are sea- idence; 26 percent close to moun- in 2006. "Vacation-home sales will 40 to 49. "That younger segment ments," Lereah said. soned buyers who understand the tains; 24 percent close to a pre- remain strong for the foreseeable will become a driving force in the Lereah said there are signifi- long-term benefits of ownership, ferred vacation area; and 17 per- future given the fact that baby second home market over the next cant motivational differences but not everybody is cut out to be cent close to a job or school. boomers are favorably positioned decade," Lereah said.

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Community ing realtors serving the area, vidual Web pages for each 10/1 ARM JUMBO 6 000 0 00 6.600 60 20 0-750 30-YR JUMBO 6.500 000 6 570 30 20 417-650 Bank In addition, Tener earned the sales associate and find elec- 5/1 ARM JUMBO 5.500 0.00 6.B10 60 20 0-750 2/1 ARM 5.000 000 6.960 30 20 165-650 Values Silver NJAR Circle of tronic listings and directions MaiMMMTSMCUC ANY INCOME. ANY Excellence Sales Award for to the Burgdorff ERA office. www.Pan AmMortgage. com CREDIT. 8UY OR income estimator 2005. Founded in 1958, Burgdorff 30 20 100-417 Her marketing and negoti- ERA is the nation's top pro- 30-YH FIXED 5 375 2.00 6.063 flEFI. OVER 150 Below are examples of the minimum income required for a 15-YR FIXED 5 375 2 00 5 939 30 20 100-417 LOAN PROGRAMS ating skills, along with her ducing ERA real estate firm in OPTION ARM 1.000 0.00 5.980 30 20100-2.5M $395 CREDIT $100,000 loan using this week's average interest rates. Taxes extensive real estate experi- sales dollar volume. The com- 5-YR FIX PAY 2.500 000 5980 30 20 100-2.5M W/AD. and insurance are estimated at $230 monthly for each loan type. ence and first-hand knowledge pany consists of over 700 sales of the community, separate CAROL TENER associates and 17 offices. The rfMHKMLMVmSMMI SM-71I-24M RATE LOCKS $60,000, Carol from the rest, said has the respect of her col- international ERA real estate New Jarsey and Eastern PA AVAILABLE UP TO 50,000 L George Kraus, vice president leagues throughout the indus- network includes more than 30-YR FIXED 6.375 0 00 6.425 60 20 0-411 7YEAR. RATES 40,0001... and manager of Burgdorff try." 2,500 independently owned 15-YR FIXED 6 875 0.00 5.970 60 20 0-41LISTE7 D HERE ARE ERA'S Westfield office Tener can be contacted on and operated brokerage offices 5/1 ARM JUMBO 5V50 0.00 6920 60 10 0-1FOMR LOANS UP TO Kraus added, "Carol's her direct line at (908) 233- with more than 28,000 brokers 30-Yfl JUMBO 6.380 000 6.390 60 10 0-1$1M 000,000. attention to detail keeps her in 2243 or by email at carol- and sales associates in all 50 of 73MM4M8 high demand with buyers and [email protected]. the United States and 28 other Dunnellen New Jersey sellers alike. In addition, she The Burgdorff ERA countries and territories. 30-YR FIXED 6 625 0.00 6,678 60 20 165-417 1-yr.ARM 3/1-yr.ARM5/1-yr,ARM 30-yr. Fix 15-yr.Fix 15-YR FIXED 5.625 0 00 5 709 60 20 165-417 'These numbers are used lor example purposes only. Rates, programs, 10-YR FIXED 5.380 0 00 5 500 60 20 165-417 taxes and qualifying parameters may vary and can change ai any time. Murphy named top sales associate 10-Yfl FIXED 4.750 2.00 5.310 60 20 165-417 MORTGAGE LENDERS REACH THOUSANDS OF HOME BUYERS' WESTFIELD — For the second consecutive Cuccaro, manager of the Prudential New Jersey NOTE: NJN Publishing receives Ihese rates from a third patty and NJN Publishing does nol wairanty their accuracy None ol the above rates constitutes an otter Please contact individual lend- month, Prudential New Jersey Properties' Properties Westfield office. ing instilulions lor avails Banks, mortgage companies and crerjit unions pay to advertise in the Mortgage Guide wtiicfi is compiled by Banktaie com", a publication ol Da*ale Inc. N. Palm Westfield office has named Ellen Murphy its *With her extensive experience in sales and I Btacfl Internet nttp jimm t-ankialfl com. nates effective as ol Friday 14/20/06} and subjeel la change without notice Annual pstcentsg* rales (APHs) based on 20% down on SI 65.000 lor con- wntional new home purchases and mosl ottw loans. $417,001 lor jumbo loans and on fully indeed rates tor adjustable rale mortgages [ARMs). ARM rale caps are 2% penodic. 6% lite-of- Sales Associate of the Month. other customer service industries, along with a I loan, unless noted Privale mortgage insurance usually required with less than 20% down The APR on youi specific loart may differ from the sample used Loan range repressed in thousands "Ellen always goes the extra mile to ensure strong knowledge of the real estate market in ol dollars. niA-Fedeial Mousing Authority, VA«V«leran's Administration. CKB=Communily Home Buying and REV-Reveise Mortgages. LTV*Loan !o Value. NIQ-No Income Qualifier NW=ND Income Verification call foi Curtenl Rales«rales not available at press lime. ft appear in table or lo report any discrepancies, call BOO-S09-463S. her clients' happiness and success," says Marge Union and Middlesex counties, Ellen is great asset to her clients." Specializing in new and re-sale resi- dential real estate, Murphy is a member of the National, New Jersey and Greater Union County Associations of Realtors COLDWELL BANKER as well as the Garden State and Middlesex Multiple Listing Services. In 2005, Murphy earned the Sales Associate of the Month award five times and achieved the Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES) designation. She was also awarded Bronze Level membership in the New Jersey Association of Realtors 2005 Circle of Excellence Sales Club and was inducted into Prudential Real Estate's 2005 Leading Edge Society. A lifetime Union County resident, Murphy's market area includes the resi- dential neighborhoods of Westfield, Scotch Plains, Fan wood, Mountainside, Cranford and surrounding communities. Before joining the real estate industry, she spent 20 years in retail and educa- tion sales. Murphy can be reached at the Westfield office, located at 215 North Ave. West, at (908) 232-5664, ext. 102.

Westfield... Opportunity Knocks...here's your chance to get into Westfield! Cranford... The Right Move for People Moving Up! Built in 1960, with a tra- Situated on a picturesque, cul-de-suc street, this charming 3 bedroom ditional floor plan, this Larsen built Center Hall Colonial is thoughtfully Bungalow rests snuggly amidst Colonials and Capes. Punctuated with hard- designed with large rooms throughout. Boasting lour well proportioned bed- Office claims wood floors and beamed ceilings, the Living Room, opens to a cozy Den rooms, this home's master bedroom suite includes its uwn full bath and a offering a calm retreat for quiet study, intimate conversations, or simple relax- raised sitting area with built-ins. The living room features a handsome wood regional honors ation. In the Dining Room a corner cabinet and wainscoting add to this burning fireplace arid the dining room is spacious enough for a large dinner home's vintage appeal. A sunny kitchen, a second floor office, and a full party. Hardwood floors throughout and extra deep moldings add elegance to WESTFIELD — Stephen Ohm, a basement round out this extraordinary home. sales associate in Weichert, Realtors' this classic home. Westfield Office, received recognition Don't miss out on this rare opportunity... Just Reduced to $499,900!! Make the right move... this home is being offered for $799,900! for his office achievement in February. In addition, the Westfield office Call Faith today for your personal tour or visit my website at earned regional awards for year-end and February achievements. Harvey Tekel, branch manager, made the www.NJTopHomes.com for a Property Brochure. announcement. Ohm led the office in listings, sales, revenue units and dollar volume for the month. He holds membership in Faith A. Maricic Weichert's 2005 Million Dollar Sales and Marketed Clubs. (908) 301-2029 (Direct Line) . The entire Weatfield Office led the Visit my Website: www.NJTopHomes.com region in Hales* and resales for 2005 RESIDENTIAL BROKER AfiF. and in resales for February. The region for a Virtual Tour consists of 16 offices, located through- out Essex, Morris and Union counties. CaiduxH Bunker A Real Hihtlr Cnqienilum. Ct>UvnmH thirtieth it ti rrgiftrre4 trademark ufCnUwrll Hiinkrr Corpuntiifin An I'ytuit Host tint; Company, fymil lfou\ln$ (tppuriunity- G2tH14 Owned ami Operated by NUT, Inc. AU Inftmwiitin i\ ticftnrii rrtiahle fntt tutt &uarantetd The sales associates of Weichert's Westfield office can be reached for real estate transactions at (908) 654-7777 Westfield Office • 209 C entral Avenue • 908-233-5555 and are located at 185 Elm St. PLACE YOUR AD 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK AT:800/472.0119

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New building of 18 living with par- Small ranch, 100x100 Prudential NJ Properties sites Just released. ents or legal custodi- lot, quiet street In -www.springfieldacura.com - Westfield office Is hir- Call owner ans, pregnant women growing area, walking ing FT agents, both and people securing distance to schools, new & experienced. FIRST TIME AD 866-365^924 custody of children train station and Corporate training/in under 18. downtown Westfield. r®. Up For Lmss.. Wm'lt MmHm Your DmmilU house training. Call CAREQIVER/ $450,000. Luxury I Movt This newspaper will not Margie for confidential knowingly accept any 906-337-8974. Interview. COMPANION advertising for real es- evenings 908-232-M64 *103. Responsible, compas- tate which Is In viola- sionate, honest Ameri- tion of the law. To re- can Woman, w/10 yrs port discrimination, SALES exp., Seeking FT day call the Office of Fair $5,500 Weekly Goal Po- and or Evening hrs. Housing and Equal tential. 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