r~ oro-s TO RECEIVED SZ^Oa-S- JUN'O-5 2002 -noo -a- tn o-j;- CLARK PUBL1 Ju,«nMRY m r~ (-'-"• ACLE o* o -e- CLARK, N.J., VOL. 13 NO. 36 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 myclark.com TWO SECTION State gives school board go-ahead on repa By David Learn ship in the basement." cation, Librera wrote. Rich Vespucci,N Managing Editor Only six pages long and mailed to "I thought that was clever," Orten- the department, would not discuss the The Board of Education can go the Board of Education on Tuesday zio said of Librera's conclusion. "I decision since department policy does ahead and repair Clark schools, morning, Librera's decision reiterates may disagree with him, but I believe not call for releasing the commission- despite three votes of the public to the a position taken April 10 by Office of the decision gives the board permis- er's decision to the public until Friday contrary. Administrative Law Judge Ken sion to move forward." morning. That's the decision of state Com- Springer. Librera's report was unclear, how- The Department of Education will missioner of Education William Libr- "On the necessity for repairs and ever, on whether the school board had post the decision in PDF format on era, due to be released to the public renovations to the district high school the authorization to effect other the department's Web site Friday, at Friday morning. Librera's decision ... there can be no two opinions," repairs at the middle school or at the www.nj.gov/njded/legal. concludes the state's first-ever appeal Librera wrote. "Clearly, in the elementary schools. The Board of Education has the of a school construction referendum, absence of the proposed project, the The final paragraph of Librera's option of appealing Librera's deci- and approves $19,204,980 in long- district will be unable to provide (a decision specifically provides appro- sion, but neither Ortenzio nor Rooney term debt for school repairs. thorough and efficient education) due val for the portion of the project affec- considers that a likely course of "There are some interesting points, to significant health and safety ting the high school while denying action. but we have the authorization now to issues." approval for the elementary school "Hopefully no one wants to appeal fix the schools," Superintendent Paul Arguing against comments in projects. Ortenzio characterized that this any further," said Rooney. "It'll Ortenzio said shortly before 4 p.m. Springer's report, the board had con- as a misstatement. be up to the rest of the board mem- Tuesday, after he had reviewed the tended it also was entitled to expand In support of Ortenzio's interpreta- bers, but I'm not going to be pushing commissioner's decision. "That is the Frank K. Hehnly Elementary and tion, the amount cited in Librera's for any more appeals." most important issue at hand." Valley Road Elementary schools decision — $19.2 million — is the Rooney, a five-year veteran of the based on state formulas for determin- The board will meet at 7:30 p.m. amount the board sought in a Sept. 25, school board, counted himself happy ing required classroom space. Enroll- 2001 referendum to provide repairs at Tuesday in Arthur L. Johnson High to get just the $19.2 million for repair- ment at each of the elementary all four schools, not just at the high School library, when officials will set See DECISION, Page 2 their priorities for what repairs to schools already exceeds what the school. make. state allows. "I'm sure the first priority is going Librera flatly disagreed with the to be at the high school," said board Board of Education, and stated the President James Rooney. As a second board had failed to make a convincing priority, he cited the roof at Carl H. argument that current space limita- Kumpf Middle School. "1 understand tions at the elementary schools leave it's in real bad shape," he said. students at a disadvantage academi- Among the projects Ortenzio perT cally. sonaliy would like to see tackled are In doing so, Librera sided with the replacement of windows at ALJ and other schools with more energy- Springer's interpretation that the efficient panes, and overhauls of the facilities standards do not necessarily high school's heating, electric and require more space, as the board had plumbing systems. He would like to contended. see work begin by the fall, if at all Springer's report "is not a 'repudi- possible. , ation' of the (facilities efficiency stan- "The heat and electricity here at dards) but rather a recognition of their File Photo File Photo the high school is going to take a peri- appropriate role in proceeding to Tony Abela and Damian Griffin, the late mainte- Electrical wiring at Arthur L. Johnson High School od of time, I would say two or three determine whether proposed facilities nance foreman for the school district, stand in the suffers from several problems: among them, years," he said. "I think that has to be projects must be ordered despite voter main electrical room of Arthur L. Johnson High cracked and decaying casing, old breaker boxes discussed with the architects, and you disapproval because they are neces- School. Among its other problems, the room has an with irreplacable parts and other problems that stem can't work against yourself. I would- sary to meet the constitutional man- electric main that cannot be turned off because it from violations of electric safety codes. n't after all this time want to build a date for" a thorough and efficient edu- may be impossible ever to turn it back on. ares split master plans on Esposito farm By Mark Hrywna Currently, the county is still gathering infor- they're looking at there." the children's museum proposal. It dedicates 15 cents per $100 of assessed Regional Editor mation and doing further analysis, he added. The Esposito farm is the primary location A letter to Clark residents asking for their value for purposes of open acquisition, recre- A recreation master plan outlining the Mayor Sal Bonaccorso and Councilman for a proposed children's museum, Mirabella input on the Madison Hill Road site yielded ation and historic preservation. The tax raises county's options for the former Esposito farm Brian Toa], whose 4th Ward includes the farm, said, but developing two plans will "give us mixed results, Mirabella said, with some in more than $5 million annually. should be finished in two to three months. had little to say on the master plans, citing an idea of what exactly we're looking at." favor of a children's museum and others not. Union County bought the Esposito farm The Union County Board of Chosen Free- their unfamiliarity with what they contain. Creating two plans will allow county offi- Freeholder Chairwoman Deborah Scanlon late last year for $5.45 million, the second holders last week awarded a S31,500 contract Toal has been an outspoken critic of any cials to "compare and contrast what they look announced during the board's reorganization purchase of open space under the trust fund. to T&M Associates of Middletown to develop plans that involve any construction on the like," Mirabella said, adding that the plans are meeting in January the county's pledge of SI The first acquisition was 63 acres in Sum- two plans for the 13-acre site on Madison Hill farm, and at one point unsuccessfully pushed in place if the county decides to move forward million from the Open Space, Recreation and mit from New Jersey-American Water Co. for Road: one with a children's museum and one the Township Council to pass a resolution with or without a children's museum. Historic Preservation Trust Fund toward the $9 million, and recently the county acquired without a museum. opposing the children's museum plans. "We'll develop them concurrently so at the Children's Museum of Central New Jersey. more than 5 acres in Union from the YM- Freeholder Alexander Mirabella, chairman "I proposed a park," said Bonaccorso. "It end, we make the best decision," Mirabella The Union County Open Space, Recre- YWHA of Union County for $3.4 million. of the board's Open Space Advisory Commit- was my idea, it was my baby, and I'd like to said. ation and Historic Preservation Trust Fund Managing Editor David Learn contributed tee, said he expects to be close to finalizing see a park go there. But as far as the children's "People assume our mind is made up with was approved by voters in 2000 and enacted to this report. plans at the site within the next six months. museum goes, I'd like to see the proposal that that parcel, but it isn't," he said, referring to in 2001. Missing: Clark's frog population Family time storytime Liquor By David Learn "When we identify where they change or it ends up coating the gills Managing Editor exist, we can protect them," Jack of aquatic organisms, it's not going to license In the web of life, a few strands Kaskey, a DEP spokesman, said of be a good thing," Fidurski said. have gone missing from Clark Town- the vernal pools. "It's really not about Fidurski's frustration along the ship. stopping development; it's about Robinson branch ties into what he William Fidurski of Hillcrest steering it to an appropriate location." debated considers a general decline in the pop- Avenue, chairman of the Clark Envi- Fidurski conducted his survey in ulations of spring peepers — a type of By David Learn ronmental Commission, in April par- an area of wetlands between Clark nocturnal frog known for its shrill Managing Editor ticipated in a study for the state and Winfiejd Park along the Robinson mating call — and amphibian life in Problems with underage drinking Department of Environmental Protec- branch of the Rahway River, not far the Clark area. at their hall a month ago could cause tion to locate the Clark habitats of from the Garden State Parkway. At this point, though, he doesn't the Clark Knights of Columbus new various amphibious species, such as "Two of the ponds I looked at had have the numbers, just his own expe- problems as the organization renews spring peepers. an apparent oil film on it," he said. riences and the anecdotal evidence of its liquor license. There weren't any. "Once you create an oil film and a friend who has lived near Ash Police raided a party at the club's "I'm disappointed," Fidurski said there's an anoxic condition, you Swamp for years. Westfield Avenue hall late April 26. in a recent nighttime chat in the park- decrease the chances that things are "We always had spring peepers out The event itself was organized by an ing lot outside the Clark Department going to be there. Most fish and in the swamp and she said she hasn't outside group claiming to have a col- of Public Works. amphibians don't tend to live well in heard them in a couple of years," said lege graduation party, but it could The species Fidurski was looking oil slicks." Fidurski. "Four, five years ago, there jeopardize the club's own liquor for live in vernal pools, seasonal bod- Amphibians, because they have used to be spring peepers even in the license because it was held on the ies of water that appear early in the thin skin and require a wet environ- reservoir. Back in the mid-90s, I used club's property. spring and then dry up by summer- ment, are especially susceptible to to hear spring peepers along the west- The Knights of Columbus will get time. Despite their ephemeral pres- environmental contaminants, whether em stretches of the reservoir, and I'm the chance to argue the case for a ence, vernal pools are home to five those be road salts, air pollution or oil not hearing them anymore." license renewal at 9:30 p.m. June 16, different species of salamander and plumes from the road. Fidurski may be correct in his when the Township Council will con- two different species of frog that the That doesn't mean, of course, that claim that amphibians are on the vene a special meeting following its state has marked as endangered or the Parkway is the culprit. decline throughout Union County, but regular session. threatened "It can be naturally occurring," not enough data have been compiled The council will hear a presenta- Satellite images provided by the said Kaskey. "Some things as they to say one way or the other. tion from Police Chief Anton "Sandy" Rutgers Center for Remote Sensing decay can produce an oily residue." "I can't say as far as spring peep- Danco about the Police Department's and Spatial Analysis have identified "It could be swamp slime," ers," said Kaskey. "They're one of our investigation into the party, and will about 12,000 potential vernal pools Fidurski agreed. "It may or may not most common frogs, and we're not hear a presentation by the Knights of throughout the state. Fidurski was one be runoff, but given there's a road aware of a decline in spring peepers in Columbus. of 120 volunteers trained and above the ppol area, it also could be New Jersey." Township Council meetings usual- deployed this April to inventory the runoff." And it may be that the Clark popu- ly are broadcast on Channel 35, but pools and see where the wildlife The oils, whatever their source, lation has not declined as badly as officials were disposed against broad- species are. make the vernal pools unsuitable for Fidurski fears. Vemal pools are not casting a hearing on the Knights of The push to catalog the vernal amphibious life by coating the surface known for their longevity, and it's Columbus application because of the pools stems from September 2001 of the water and making it impossible Photo By Kat Wolfe nature of the hearing. possible he checked the pools after Twins Tommy and Kelly Muilin-Meade enjoy a story legislation that added vernal pools to for there to be a flow of oxygen from nature already had run its course. The hearing would be open to the the wetlands that receive state protec- the air to the water. and a hug from their Aunt Kathy during a recent story- public in any event. It's a possibility Fidurski readily time at Clark Public Library. The library will have its tion from development The older The result is oxygen levels within acknowledges. There are seven clubs in Clark New Jersey Freshwater Wetlands Pro- final family spring storytime at 7 p.m. tonight. Stories with liquor licenses. Renewal of those the pool that gradually diminish to the "I would have preferred to have come complete with a simple activity for families with tection Act, in effect since 1989, point that they are unable to sustain been out there earlier," he said. "I'll licenses is an annual affair. At the applied only to wetlands that were at children 2% and older. For more information on library moment, the township is poised to the amphibians. probably try again next year, but it's programs, call 732-388-5999. least an acre. "If it interferes with oxygen inter- not looking promising." renew only five of those licenses when it meets June 16. PAGE 2 - THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 THE EAGLE - CLARK Welcome to COMMUNITY CALENDAR THE EAGLE The Community Calendar is prepared by The Clark Eagle to inform residents of various community activities and governmental How to reach us: meetings. To publicize your community events, mail your schedule he Eagle is published every to: The Clark Eagle. 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Rates subject to change based on market conditions and without further notice •Account must remain open lor one year to earn the $10 premium. Offer of piggybank good only while supplies fast THE EAGLE - CLARK THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 — PAGE 3 Councilman contends with travails of office By David Learn necessary part of meetings; without them, the coun- the entire game at 8 tonight, when the Devils and Managing Editor cil could face legal challenges to actions it takes. the Mighty Ducks face off again in New Jersey. Sometimes life seems like God is having some Any hopes of getting out early were soon All things considered, it wasn't as though merry old laughs at our expense. Just ask Pete dashed, however: 4th Ward Councilman Brian Toal, Nevargic's colleagues were unsympathetic to his Nevargic. as the municipal historian, had access to another plight. The 2nd Ward councilman, Nevargic desperate- tape recorder. ly wanted to be home Monday night to watch the "God is against me," Nevargic said as the tape Council President James Ulrich jokingly ordered Jersey Devils play the Mighty Ducks. The two recorder started and the meeting got under way, at the special police officer in attendance at the meet- teams are in the finals for the Stanley Cup, hockey's 8:04 p.m.—just four minutes late. ing to shoot Toal's tape recorder, and the mayor year-end championship trophy. The game went into overtime, but the council even noted Nevargic's dedication for the public As a councilman, Nevargic had to attend Mon- meeting didn't. After the meeting let out around 9 record. day's council meeting. p.m., Nevargic announced he was headed home to "I'd like to commend Councilman Nevargic," He saw a glimmer of hope at 8 p.m., when watch the rest of the game, which ended in a 1-0 Mayor Sal Bonaccorso said at meeting's end. "The Township Clerk Kathleen Leonard discovered her victory for the Mighty Ducks. Jersey Devils are playing tonight, and he kept his tape recorder wasn't working. The recordings are a If his luck improves, he should be able to catch oath of office by coming tonight for a whole hour." Rahway teen arrested on weapons charges Police arrested Michael Keker, 18, for $1,300. a motor vehicle parked at a Madison The Hyatt Hills Golf Complex is to hold a summer camp of 611 Harris Drive, Rahway, on POLICE BLOTTER • Police are investigating three Hill Road residence, at 6:42 p.m. May for children 8 to 17 years old who want to learn to play weapons and assault charges the burglaries that happened during the 24. golf or to improve their game. morning of May 29. on Central Avenue reported a theft of course of a week at the end of May. No other information was avail- Officials charged Keker with pos- credit cards from a locker at the facil- The first, at a Hayes Avenue home, able. session of a weapon for unlawful pur- ity, at 10:57 a.m. Sunday. was reported at 11:20 p.m. May 25. • A Walnut Avenue business Camp held for golfers poses and for simple assault. They • A Parkway Drive tree has been The second was reported at a Raritan reported a theft at 12:22 p.m. May 23. provided no details about the alleged marked for trimming after its branch- Road home at 1:42 p.m. May 28. Police gave no information about The Hyatt Hills Golf Complex has instructors that allows a 4-to-l stu- incidents. es got in the way of motorists Sunday A third burglary also happened on what reportedly had been stolen. instituted a summer camp for younger dent-to-instructor ratio. There will be Keker was released on his own morning. Raritan Road, and was reported at • Officials impounded a motor golfers who wish to learn or improve on-course play with a golf profession- recognizance, and then turned over to Police removed the branches from 11:58 a.m. Friday. vehicle from Westfield Avenue at their golf game. The camp is co-edu- al. the Rahway Police Department on an the tree following a complaint at Police did not say what, if any- 12:25 p.m. May 23. cational and will accept candidates Five-day camps run from 9 a.m. to outstanding warrant from that city. 10:37 a.m., and contacted the Shade thing, was stolen in the burglaries. The vehicle was neither insured from 8 to 17 years old. 5 p.m. weekdays. Lunch and two • Police found an abandoned bicy- Tree Division at the Department of • Police were summoned to a nor registered, nor was its driver Camp will be separated into two snacks are included each day and cle near Miller Avenue and Riverside Public Works to trim the tree. motor-vehicle fire in the northbound licensed, police said. groups according to age and ability: shirt, hat, bag tag and workbook will Drive, at 8:20 a.m. Monday. • Police impounded a motor vehi- lanes of the Garden State Parkway at Police did not identify the owner Group A, for beginner and inter- be provided. Officials did not describe the bicy- cle on Valley Road for being unin- 5:54 p.m. May 27. of the car or provide any details about mediate players, will be taught basic The all-inclusive cost costs S399 cle. sured, at 2:36 p.m. May 28. The Fire Department extinguished the car itself. fundamentals of golf, grip, stance, per student, with a half-day camp • Police responded to a motor- the fire. • An Irvington man was taken to • An electrical fire was reported on balance, and rhythm and setup rou- from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. available for vehicle fire on the southbound lanes Union County Jail when he was • A Barnes & Noble customer tine. Emphasis will be place on full $209. of the Garden State Parkway, at 8:30 Raritan Road at 7:28 p.m. May 23. unable to post more than S 1,000 bail reported losing a wallet at the book- Police turned the site over to the swing, short game, rules, etiquette Students may enroll for one week a.m. Monday. store, at 2:01 p.m. May 26. May 28 evening. Fire Department, which extinguished and the values of golf. or up to eight weeks. Camp will run The Fire Department extinguished • A Woodbridge woman was Ronald Wilson, 51, of 716 18th the fire. Group B, for advanced players, July 7 to Aug. 29. The last week of the fire. released on $750 bail May 25. will review the fundamentals of the camp will begin Aug. 25. Ave., Irvington, was being held at the • A Cellar Avenue resident report- • Fleet Bank on Raritan Road Newark Police Department after Susan Whaley, 22, of 20 Miliken swine. EmDhasis will be olace on The Hvatt Hill Golf Comdex ed being the victim of a forgery at reported receiving bad checks at 4:55 police there had taken him into cus- Road, Colonia, had been arrested at scoring. Trouble shots, specialty includes 3,216 yards and nine holes, a p.m. Monday. tody. 7:11 p.m. on Westfield Avenue, Rah- 5:15 p.m. May 20. shots, mental preparation, on course 40-station driving range and a beauti- No other information was avail- Clark police went to Newark, way, on a contempt-of-court warrant No other details were available. strategy and instruction are covered. ful 18-hole miniature golf course. able. where they arrested Wilson on an out- from Woodbridge. The incident remains under investiga- Quality golf instruction will be For more information, call 732- • A patron of Bally's Total Fitness standing contempt-of-court warrant • A purse was reported stolen from tion. conducted by experienced golf 669-9100. SENIOR HEWS Policy on weddings and engagements Couples are encouraged to send their engagement and wedding announce- Line dancing, from 10:30 to 11:30 tor Lillian B. Krov at 732-381-3823. Seniors to meet June 19 will be available from 11 a.m. to 1 ments to (he lifestyle editor. Announcements should be typed, doubled spaced a.m. Mondays in the gym with The Clark senior monthly meeting p.m. Refreshments will be served. or legibly handwritten and no longer than one page. All announcements should instructor Phyllis McGarry. Dates are will be held at 1 p.m. June 19 in the Monthly general meetings are Senior bus service have a daytime phone number for verfication or if questions arise. held at 1 p.m. the third Thursday of Tuesday and June 16, 25, 30. cafeteria of the senior center, 430 For free senior bus service, call the Information requested for engagements are parents names, high school name the month in the cafeteria of the Exercise sessions, 9 to 10 a.m. Westfield Ave. Municipal Building at 732-388-3600 and town, college name, town and degree, name of employer and town where Senior Center, 430 Westfield Ave. Tuesdays and Thursdays, with in- Guest speaker will be Judson from 9 to 11 a.m. one day in advance located, job title and the date of marriage. For additional information call structor Evelyn Panish. Dates are Stein, elder law attorney, of Liv- to reserve a seat on the bus, Mondays Information requested for weddings are parents names, date of wedding, Lillian B. Krov at 732-381-3823. today; June 12, 17, 19, 24,26. ingston, who will talk on "Asset Pro- through Fridays, except holidays. where the wedding took place, who officiated, who attended the bride and tection" or simply, keeping assets in Arts and crafts, 9 to 11 a.m. Call the same, number if it be- groom, high school name and town, college name, town and degree, name of the family. Stein will answer ques- Classes, activities offered Wednesdays in the cafeteria with comes necessary to cancel your reser- employer and town where located, job title and where the couple honeymooned tions from the audience. The following activities have been instructor Helen Rokosny. Dates are vation. The schedule is subject to and will reside. Prior to the meeting, free blood scheduled for the Clark Department Wednesday and June 18, 25. change. 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EDITORIALS Good news Clark parents, educators and children all got a bit of good news early this week with the announcement that the Board of Education has the green light to make repairs at Arthur L. Johnson High School. WHAT'S GOOD FOR The decision, delivered Monday by state Commissioner THE GOOSE — What's good for the of Education William L. Librera, follows a recommendation goose is also good for made April 10 by Office of Administrative Law Judge Ken her goslings, as this Springer. Librera's decision, like Springer's recommenda- miniature gaggle tion, grants the school board the authority to enter demonstrates on a $19,204,980 in long-term debt for the purpose of repairing recent lazy spring day the ailing high school. of swimming up and Those repairs are not only necessary, they're long over- down the Rahway due. The day after the Union County Regional School Dis- River. trict dissolved, on July 1, 1997, its new owners found a building with shoddy, electric work, vermin in the cafeteria and other signs of decay on every side. The building suffers from a leaking roof, a heating system desperately in need of replacement and has other neglected areas that need improvement. Now that the district has the state's blessing to proceed with the work, it should begin the renovations and repairs as Photo By Kat Wolfe expeditiously as possible; if at all possible, the new heating and ventilation system at least should be in place before the onset of cooler temperatures this fall. The boilers at the high Deregulation will squeeze out the little guy school already failed once during the winter, during this past On Monday, the Federal Commu- Some don't anticipate the merger WJDM was the first station award- year's achingly cold winter. In that case, quick action by a nications Commission decided that mania and buying spree that others ed a spot on the expanded band in the school facilities worker got the heating system operating big media giants could become even County fear should the new deregulation take mid-1990s, at 1660 AM. That's now within hours, before the freeze could cause costly damage to bigger media giants. The FCC effect. But certainly the potential will home to a Spanish network. the school. That employee has since died, leaving the dis- reduced the limits on how many TV Seat be there for large media companies to Wayne Avery, a lifelong Elizabeth trict with a reduced readiness if the system fails again this and radio stations one company can By Mark Hrywna become even larger. resident and former news director at winter. own in a single market. It used to be that stations had to WJDM, remembers the station broad- It is worth noting that Librera, like Springer before him, FCC Chairman Michael Powell, market, can gobble up more. Syndi- provide some evidence of operating casting high school sports, the annual and the Clark voting public on two separate occasions, did son of Secretary of State Colin Pow- cated radio hosts like Rush Limbaugh in the public interest whenever it was St. Rocco's festival in the Peterstown and Dr. Laura Schlessinger all are license renewal time. section of Elizabeth and other com- not approve the Board of Education's request for $31.4 mil- ell, proposed the changes that will raise the threshold for one company Clear Channel programs. Expect Union County once had two radio munity events. But that's labor, and lion, a much larger sum that would have included money to reaching 35 percent share of house- more of that to come. stations covering the area: WJDM cost, intensive — it's much easier and pay for new construction at other schools in the district to holds to 45 percent, and lift the ban on According to USA Today, the two 1530 AM in Elizabeth and WERA cheaper to slap a syndicated program relieve overcrowding at Valley Road and Frank K. Hehnly owning more than one TV station in a largest radio chains owned 115 sta- 1590 AM in Plainfield. By the time I on than to pay a full-time news staff. schools. market, along with one newspaper. tions in 1996 and today own more worked at WERA, in the mid-1990s, Clear Channel boasts that its size, As the school board and district officials get started on The big companies would welcome than 1,400. the station was absent of the commu- "allows it to leverage state-of-the-art preparing the way for the school repairs and modest the change, enabling them to cut costs So, what's wrong with Disney nity news and programming it had technology and large-market on-air upgrades allowed by the state commissioner, we believe the and raise profit margins. owning a few more television chan- been known for. Both local stations talent to deliver premium program- nels? Companies like Disney and Fox used to serve the public interest in Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools Paul "This is giving control of the news ming to smaller towns." That means would be able to merge media outlets, that, in addition to music, etc., they beaming a program from say, Texas, Ortenzio should take care not to miss an important lesson and flow of information to a handful of media giants," Aidan White, gener- allowing them to cut costs and boost provided local news and public affairs to places all around the nation. here: If they had asked only for the repairs the first time al secretary of the International Fed- profit margins. programming. The massive conglomerates are instead of putting the township through three separate refer- eration of Journalists, said in a press The Society of Professional Jour- Where are they now? WERA went focused on profits, not community. endums, it's likely the voters would have come aboard with release. "It is a process that will nalists has not taken a position, but off the air in 1997, purchased by a Ted Turner, in an op-ed piece for the proposal right from the start. diminish the diversity of ideas and SPJ is "concerned that the public has Long Island station which shut it The Washington Post, though speak- not been adequately informed about We hope it's a lesson to learn from, and that future boards opinions and will marginalize minori- down to boost its power at 1600 AM. ing about large television companies, ty opinions and dissent." it" The building at 9 Caldwell Place, just the same can apply for radio, "They of education will be content to stick to what the township Itmeans that companies like Dis- In a poll by the nonpartisan Pew ablock from the-Union County Cour- kill local programming because it's wants, and not get caught sticking too many hands in the ney and Fox, which already own Research Center for the People and thouse, still bears the call letters and expensive, and they push national honey pot. probably most of the TV channels you the Press, 75 percent of Americans frequency of WJDM. programming because it's cheap — watch, can own even more. A compa- said they were unaware of the propos- At least 1530 AM is still active, even if it runs counter to local inter- ny like Clear Channel Communica- als. "Those findings reflect the rela- broadcasting religious and Spanish ests and community values." tions, which owns 1,200 radio sta- tive lack of coverage of this complex programming from a church in Eliza- Relief the right way tions "nationwide and at least a half- issue by the mainstream media," beth, fulfilling some type of public Mark Hrywna can be reached at dozen in the New York City according to an SPJ press release. interest. [email protected]. The news has come, and it's good news for everyone, par- ticularly for the commissioners and neighbors of the Hyatt Hills Golf Complex: no more mayflies. That sigh of relief you're hearing is coming from the golf commissioners. For the past 12 months, the commission has Gun makers enjoy unreasonable legal immunity weathered a storm of criticism and angry denunciation from A few weeks ago I advised you which has the toughest gun-control to the nose-in-the-tent school of phi- its neighbors in Cranford, who claim to have been beset by that I was going to incorporate myself laws in the country, has a high crime losophy. They have opposed even the swarms of the annoying insects. Not any longer. Water sam- in the Cayman Islands and, therefore, The rate. The plaintiffs in this case were most sensible and moderate proposals ples taken by Frank Carle of Rutgers University proved neg- never have to pay taxes again. able to obtain a long-supposed study as way stations to confiscation. ative when checked for the larvae. Now I have another great idea. I Problem by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco That is what led them to oppose, and Firearms that indicated that 90 Those involved in running the complex are to be com- am going to go into the gun business, for example, legislation to eliminate so no one will ever be able to sue me percent of the weapons used to com- mended for resolving the problem the right way, instead of Solver "cop killer" armor-piercing bullets, or for anything I ever do. By Robert Lapidus mit a crime in New York had been outlawing assault weapons that serve settling for a quick and dirty solution. Rather than bom- As you know, if you cause some- purchased legally in other jurisdic- no useful purpose except to kill as barding the course's acres-large water trap with chemical one injury they can take you to court, in the future. tion. many people as possible in as short a pesticides to poison the mayflies and risking unwanted fall- so we try to avoid bumping in to This is protection that you and J More significantly, it was found time as possible. out as the chemicals spread; and rather than draining the someone else's car, or doing foolish don't have. In fact, it is a protection that a disproportionate number of As of this writing no decision has pond as some neighbors wanted, and creating a breeding things like leaving our rake where that no individual or business in the these weapons had been purchased yet been handed down in this case. ground for mosquitoes and other health pests; those running someone can trip over it and break world enjoys. No matter how careless from a very small number of gun But if the legislation exempting the the golf complex selected an organic and environmentally their you know what. or negligent one of these firms might dealers. The argument was that if the industry is enacted it may all become friendly means of pest control. A lot of people are suing various be they, can laugh at the legal system. gun manufacturers were policing moot. No problem. I will be down gun manufacturers these days. Some Some of the lawsuits that are in the themselves properly they would have, there in the Caymans with my gun- During the past year, populations of bluegills and other of these suits may have merit, some courts involve large dollar amounts. and could have, boycotted these illic- toting buddies counting my tax-free predator fish have been eating mayfly larvae and multiply- may not. But not to worry: the House But, interestingly enough, the legal it dealers. money and laughing at the lawsuits. ing in a dash toward ecological equilibrium that has result- of Representatives has passed a bill action that precipitated this move had The lawsuit did not seek any mon- ed in the destruction of the mayfly nuisance. That's exactly that will give weapons makers immu- nothing to do with money. etary damages, simply to require the Robert Lapidus is a resident of the sort of solution that should be attempted in situations nity for anything they have ever done Those opposed to gun regulations industry to properly regulate itself. Clark and a frequent contributor to like this one, and we're glad it was the first one the golf in the past, are doing now or might do have long pointed out that New York, But the gun industry has long adhered this newspaper. complex tried. It's easy for nongolfers not to like a golf complex. While it is much more valuable to the community than a retired LETTER TO THE EDITOR industrial site, and much more welcome than a housing Any communication problems or contract inconsistencies which caused this development or shopping center, golf courses are notorious Pool worker deserves reimbursement misunderstanding should be cleared up to prevent any similar situations in the To the Editor: for their prodigious use of water even during droughts. future. The person acting in good faith who already has received a reimburse- I read with some amazement your recent article about the Township Coun- ment should not be made to suffer. The use of natural predators to control the mayflies, such cil's decision to ask a pool employee to return the money that she had already The Township Council needs to take a good hard look on how such admin- as the use of the organic fertilizer Milorganite to keep the been paid for taking a certification course. istrative failures can be prevented in the future. One solution may be to allow grass green and growing healthily, speaks well for the Hyatt Apparently, Michelle Staab, the employee, was told that she would be reim- the pool committee the authority to do what it has been doing successfully for Hills Golf Complex, and mark it as a good neighbor both for bursed the $225 fee for taking the water safety instructor certification course, a the past 30 years: running the pool. requirement of the job. In fact, the council had decided that she would be hired, Clark and for Cranford. Nancy Sheridan provided the course was completed. Clark After she received the reimbursement, the council decided, by a narrow vote, that the course was a prerequisite of the job and that she would have to return the money. David Worrall Publisher This decision on the part of the council defies logic and does little to instill ''No government ought to be without censors; The Eagle loyalty and motivation on the part of township employees. Common sense dic- Your Best Source For Community Information Tom Canavan tates that promises made should be kept, and once delivered, the payment and where the press is free, none ever will." Published Weekly Since 1990 Editor In Chief should not be reneged upon. —Thomas Jefferson, U.S. president

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CL Circulation Director 'iCALL 8J6J-9J 8J 9 SELECTION ICLK THE EAGLE - CLARK THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 — PAGE 5 Document not a public record? Don't bet on it OBITUARIES Roland Leonetti brother, Harold, and five grandchil- The good news is that I eventually •utes after I left, Leonard told me later, mately can lead to the Government Roland E. Leonetti; 63, of Clark dren. Mega called her back and told her to got a copy of the Clark Master Plan Records Council. If the council deter- died May 26 in Rahway Hospital. Omphaloskepsis give me a copy. Update. The bad news is that I had to mines a request was wrongfully Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr.Eugene Schoenleber push for it, and it cost me $14.75. By David Learn denied, it can level fines of $ 1,000 for I'm glad I got my copy, even Leonetti lived in Scotch Plains before Eugene Schoenleber Sr., 72, of The master plan, for those who are Managing Editor a first offense to S5,000 for a third though 1 had to pay for it, but 1 can't moving to Clark three years ago. Clark, formerly of Elizabeth, died unaware, is the blueprint that sets the offense, all payable by the custodian help but wonder why the mayor didn't He was a doorman with the Door- May 29 in the St. Mary Life Life Cen- tone of development in Clark for the told me, Mayor Sal Bonaccorso had of public records — in other words, want copies being given out. man's Union Local 32, New York ter Nursing Home, Orange. next 20 years. It determines how said no copies were to be made — not Leonard herself, and not the town- When I talked to him about it last City, for 10 years. Born in New York City, Mr. densely developers can pack home- for developers, not for business own- ship. week, his explanation was that the Previously, Mr. Leonetti was a Schoenleber lived in Elizabeth before Owners together, and it shapes the feel ers, not for people who live in Clark, That started the ball rolling. master plan as it stood was just a pro- chef for various Italian restaurants in moving to Clark 23 years ago. of each of Clark's neighborhoods, and not for the media. Once I completed that form, posal, and had not been formally Staten Island and Brooklyn, N.Y. He was a switch operator for the adopted. I guess that's why there also from the spacious homes along Lake The problem with this directive is Leonard called Township Attorney Surviving are his wife, Jeannette; a Lehigh Valley Railroad, Newark, for Avenue to the more compact commu- that it flies inj the face of the state Joseph Triarsi and tried to contact is no copy on file at Clark Public daughter, Lisa Marie Rebosio; a son, many years before retiring. nities off Valley Road. Open Public Records Act. Approved Business Administrator John Laezza Library, although the library has Joseph A.; a sister, Rose Marie Surviving are his wife, Janet; three The hunt started about 2 p.m. May Jan. 8, 2002, and effective July 1, for some direction. copies of previous drafts available for Notaro, and four grandchildren. sons, Eugene Schoenleber Jr. and 19, when I walked into the office of 2002, the law requires governing bod- While I was busy taking notes — I viewing. Ronald and William Haines; two Township Clerk Kathleen Leonard ies to release government records to didn't know how soon, or even if, I The Open Public Records Act Lillian M. Mollica daughters, Karen Haines and Donna and asked to see a copy of the master the public upon request, with few would get a copy of the report — addresses the public's right to this Lilllian Mary Mollica, 87, of Fera, and two grandchildren. plan proposal, prepared by by Heyer, exceptions. And yes, that includes Laezza came back to the office, got information clearly. Except for a few Dunellen, formerly of Elizabeth and Gruel and Associates, a planning firm making copies, and no, this is not one briefed on the situation, and told me things like scientific research, person- Clark, died May 24 in the Barbara E. in New. Brunswick. of the few exceptions outlined in the to contact Planning Board attorney al information from personnel records Cheung Memorial Hospice, Edison. Since the Planning Board was law. Robert Mega to ask him for a copy. and information pertaining to ongoing Louis Panella Bom in Elizabeth, Mrs. Mollica Louis Panella, 83, of Stamford, scheduled to discuss the document at Did I want to get a copy of this That suggestion soon became a contract negotiations, almost every- lived in Clark for 35 years before Conn., formerly of Clark, died May 8 p.m. Tuesday — you can read about document now? You bet your life I directive for Leonard herself to con- thing to do with the township admin- moving to Dunellen recently. 29 in the Richard L. Rosenthal Hos- that meeting on Page One — I want- did, more than ever. It was a matter of tact Mega once Laezza discovered I istration, the Board of Education and She worked in the data entry divi- pice Residence. ed to provide residents with an principle. The Heyer, Gruel and Asso- had made a formal request for the Police Department are open to any- sion of United Counties Trust Co., Born in Newark, Mr. Panella lived overview of the document and what it ciates report is only 27 pages, and document, although he first joked that one, whether they live in Clark or not. Linden, for several years before retir- in Clark and North Brunswick before suggests so they could attend the once it was given to the township, it she should wait seven days before That includes documents that are ing many years ago. moving to Stamford two years ago. releasing the document so I wouldn't merely proposals. The report was meeting Tuesday armed with knowl- became public record, which means I Previously, Mrs. Mollica was a have it by my deadline. Actually, that commissioned with public money, He was a warehouseman for Huff- edge of what was being discussed. have a right to a copy. supervisor with Young and Selden would count as an unwarranted delay and once Heyer, Gruel and Associates man Koos Furniture, Rahway, for 23 Seeing the document was no prob- So, while Leonard helped another Co., Elizabeth, for 13 years. since there was nothing to stop gave the township its proposal, that years and retired in 1982. lem. When I asked for it, Leonard member of the public with his She was a member of the Interna- Leonard from making a copy on the proposal became a public document. Previously, Mr. Panella was a pulled it out and placed it on the request, I quietly completed a request tional Brotherhood of Bookbinders baker for Dugan's Bakery, Newark. counter for me to read and take all the for public documents, and handed it spot, except the mayor's instructions I got my copy of the master plan, Union Local 88, the Senior Club in He served in the Army during to her. not to. so I guess I don't have too much to notes I wanted. Winfield Park, several bowling World War II. Mr. Panella was a I stayed at the clerk's office until complain about. But I shouldn't have Getting a copy of it was another Required by law, these forms are leagues in Clark and Roselie and the member of the Teamsters Union almost closing time. About five min- had to push for it at all. matter. Why? From what Leonard the first step in a paper trail that ulti- 700 Club. Local. 177, Hillside. Surviving are three daughters, Jen- Surviving are his wife of 60 years, nifer Pollen, ClarEllen Granca and Mary; a daughter, JoAnn; a son, John; STUDENT UPDATE Lillian; a son, Frederick, and eight a brother, Billy; a sister, Fay Deste- grandchildren. fano, and three grandchildren. tems, and fire extinguisher rechargers Cardiello recognized freshmen in the Passport to Academic and valves. Peter P. Nevargic, Michael J. Nudo, with ROTC award Rina V. Patel, Tracy D. Rhodes, Hugo Success Program while pursuing a He is the son of Alexander and Terrence M. Thurber Jayne Iva Wales Robert G Cardiello is one of more F. Ribeiro, Lakisha a. Rodwell, Dom- master's degree in the business and Yolonda Najarro of Georgia Street. Terrence M. Thurber, 81, of Clark Jayne Iva Wales, 72, of Clark died than 250 cadets to receive the 2003 nick Segro, Liya M. Tager, Siew Fook industry counseling program. He is a 2002 graduate of Arthur L. died May 27 in Care One at Evesham, May 25 at home. George C. Marshall Reserve Officer Tai, Michelle C. Temple, Kristin A. Johnson High School. Marlton. Born in Bridgeton, Mrs. Wales Training Corps Award at the Virginia Vjkiiiii). Sui.ni M \Ydsile>.li Fli7.i- Born in Newark, Mr. Thurber lived lived in Union before moving to Military Institute in Lexington, Va. bclh A /dkuttski. rii7dkih in Irvington before moving to Clark Clark 53 years ago. The U.S. Army Cadet Command at Racon leaves Cedar Crest 45 years ago. Fort Monroe, Va., and the George C. She was employed in the credit He was a route salesman for Marshall Foundation work in con- with a degree and a prize department of M&T Chemicals, Rah- Pechter's Bakery, Harrison, for 20 junction to sponsor the annual awards Kimberly Racon, a 1999 graduate way, for 14 years and retired in 1981. years and retired in 1992. seminar. of Arthur L. Johnson High School, Mrs. Wales was a choir member at Mr. Thurber served in the Army The award is presented to the most and the daughter of Betty and Jack Community United Methodist Air Corps during World War II in outstanding Army ROTC cadet sen- Racon of Berwick, Pa., formerly of Church, Roselie Park, and a den Europe and was a member of the Vet- iors at each college or university in Clark, graduated cum laude from mother for Cub Scout Pack 145, erans of Foreign Wars Post 7363, the nation which host ROTC detach- Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pa., Clark. Clark. ments. on May 10. Surviving are her husband of 54 Surviving are two sons, Stephen After graduating from Seton Hall Racon earned a bachelor's degree years, Edward; a daughter, Jere Jayne and Terence; a daughter, Louise University, South Orange, and com- in English and gender studies with Allen; a son, William Edward, and D'Ariano; a sister, Patricia Davitt; a pleting the ROTC program, Cardiello minors in history and philosophy, and five grandchildren. will be commissioned as a second graduated with a 3.56 GPA. lieutenant in the Army. Branch, wood pickup scheduled for mid-July ^ "Cardiello is the son of Bob and At commencement, she was The next townshipwide branch and wood pickup will be July 14 through 25. Janet Cardiello of Lincoln Boulevard. awarded Cedar Crest's most presti- He is a 1999 graduate of Union gious prize, the Reuben J. Butz Prize, Lumber, chairs and tables may be left for pickup, provided plastic, metal and Catholic High School, South Piano. given to the senior who has exerted nails have been removed from the wood items before they are left at the curb. the best influence in her college life Residents should not leave branches or wood items at the curb before these and association. The Butz Prize is pickup dates. Najarro completes course voted on by the entire student body, For more information, call 732-388-3600. for Army National Guard staff and faculty of the college. " Army National Guard Pvt. Andy In August, she will continue her Chris Winter chooses G Najarro has graduated from the studies at Lehigh University, Bethle- Fairleigh Dickinson utilities equipment repairer advanced Municipal history lesson hem, Pa., toward a doctorate in Eng- Jonathan Urpsis Clark resident Chris Winter, a individual training course at lish. 2003 graduate of Arthur L. Johnson Aberdeen Proving Ground, Aberdeen, High School, will attend Fairleigh Md. Graduation with honors Najarro learned to perform main- Union County College for ALJ alumnus Urpsis Dickinson University's College at tenance, test, repair, adjust, and Jonathan Urpsis, a 1999 alumnus Florham Campus, Madison, this fall. inspect gasoline engine systems, utili- lists Clark graduates of Arthur L. Johnson High School He is the son of Joseph and Nancy ty equipment and special purpose The following Clark residents graduated with honors from Drew Winter. supports systems; including, bottle have graduated from Union Commu- University on May 17, with a major in Winter has been named a Col. cleaning/charging stations, air condi- nity College: psychology and a minor in sociology. Fairleigh S. Dickinson Scholar. This tioning electrical and vapor systems, Danielle M. Best, Antonia DePal- Urpsis will attend Kean University award is granted to incoming students refrigeration unit electrical systems, ma, Jennifer Erdos, Orlando J. Hidal- as a graduate assistant working as an based on their academic record and portable heater fuel/electrical sys- go, Sunhee Kim, Jennifer Lewis, academic adviser to incoming college co-curricular accomplishments. EVENTS Potential blood donors Scouts to hold car wash Sharabi will come to Clark on June 15 includes two preferred seating concert when he headlines "Spirit and Song" tickets and a half-page ad, cost $180. sought for June drive at Clark VFW post at Temple Beth O'r/Beth Torah. For tickets, call 732-381-8403. An open blood drive will be held Boy Scout Troop 91, sponsored by The Bernie Berger Klezmer Trio at Temple Beth O'r/Beth Torah, 111 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7363 also will perform at the Father's Day Deutscher Club holding Valley Road, from 3 to 8:30 p.m. and Zion Lutheran Friendship Hall benefit concert, which begins at 7 Monday. Donors must be in good will hold a car wash Saturday. p.m. at the temple, 111 Valley Road. annual Oktoberfest picnic health, between 17 and 75 years old, The car wash will be held at the Tickets range from $18 per person The Deutscher Club of Clark Inc., weigh at least 110 pounds and have VFW hall, 6 Broadway, from 9:30 for general admission. Tickets for 787 Featherbed Lane, will hold its not donated blood in the last 56 days. a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain date is Sunday. children younger than 13 cost S10, to annual Oktoberfest picnic at noon The charge for cars is S4,; for June 15, rain or shine. The New Jersey Blood Services, a $1,000 for gold patrons. vans, $8. Music will be provided by the division of the New York Blood Cen- Gold patrons will receive four pre- Fourth- and fifth-graders at St. John the Apostle ferred seating concert tickets and a Continentals Orchestra. A Miss School in Clark enjoy a presentation on the history of ter, will conduct the drive. Deutscher Club will be selected. For additional information, call Clark temple draws full-page ad in the commemorative Clark by Brian Toal, Clark municipal historian and 4th program being distributed to all 900 Admission costs S5, with children Ward councilman. Joyce Scher, blood drive chair- Israeli singer Sharabi younger than 12 admitted free. woman, at 732-388-6993. Renowned Israeli singer Yoel attendees. Sponsor admission, which A Proud Sponsor of this Education Page

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CLEVELAND PLAZA SYLVAN LEARNING CENTER® 123 NORTH UNION AVE. Learning -feels joocC" CRANFORD "READING"' MATH WRITING STUDY SKILLS SAT*/ACT PREP www.educate.com 908-709-0202 PAGE 6 — THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 THE EAGLE CLUBS IN THE NEWS RELIGION College Women's Club to return at 7 p.m. Temple's religion school Tamarazo at 908-276-7351 or 908- century labyrinth at Chartres Cathe- For more information or to enroll, 931-9332. call 908-276-6244. to host annual banquet For more information, call 908- beginning enrollment dral. 276-5997. The Religion School of Temple At that time, walking the labyrinth The College Women's Club of One-woman performance symbolized the Christian pilgrimage Tarler receives award Cranford will hold its annual banquet Beth-3E1 Mekor Chayim, 338 Walnut VIA plans garage sale Ave., is accepting registration for the showcases Molly Pitcher to Jerusalem for people who could not for Hadassah leadership at 6:30 p.m. Monday, atTriestina, 515 personally make the journey. Centennial Ave. for Canine Companions 2003-2004 school year. Stacy Flora Roth will address the The executive board of the Roselle Students in kindergarten through Roselle-Cranford Hadassah on Tues- For more information the labyrinth Cranford chapter of Hadassah, North- The club will honor its current The General Federation of second grade meet from 9 to 11 a.m. day. Her program is called "Over walks, call the church at 908-276- ern New Jersey, at its May 13 meeting scholarship recipients. A special trib- Women's Club Cranford Village Sundays; fourth- to seventh-graders Here, Molly Pitcher," a dramatic pres- 8440. ute scholarship will be awarded also. named Esther Tarler the recipient of Improvement Association will hold a meet 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs- entation highlighting the lives of Graduating senior sons and daugh- the 17th annual Hadassah National garage sale Sept. 13 at the home of days and 9 to 11 a.m. Sundays. women who served with the Army ters will be the guests of their mothers About the Bible Leadership Award. GFWC Cranford VIA President The school is a place where stu- during the American Revolution. and will share their post-high school "Journey of a Lifetime" is a study This award honors members Marge Bowman. Funds raised have dents and their families can learn plans with the members of the club. "Molly" reminisces about the days for interested students of all ages, pro- whose leadership accomplishments been earmarked for Canine Compan- about Judaism. The school offers viding a working knowledge of every The banquet marks the end of when she accompanied her husband within Hadassah, and other civic, ions for Independence. family education throughout the cuiv through summer battles and winter book in the Bible, as well as a close another year for the club. educational, and cultural organiza- An installation pot luck dinner will riculum, plus Sunday family educa- encampments from Valley Forge to look at many of the significant chap- tions reflect Hadassah's dedication to be held June 24 at the home of Elaine tion workshops that empower parents Monmouth to Morristown. ters. the principles of the volunteer ethic. Cranford VIA sponsoring Hamilton for the induction of new to learn with their children. When Relating her tales of firing a can- A 226-page commentary filled Award recipients are selected by bus trip to Atlantic City members. parents register their children for non in the heat of battle to trudging with maps, charts and diagrams will their peers, and represent a wide The Village Improvement Associa- For more information about the school they receive a copy of the "behind the baggage," she provides a be available. This study is designed in range of achievements. Cranford VIA's evening meetings school curriculum so that they know tion of Cranford wiil run a bus ridet o glimpse into what it was like to be a such a way that one may enter into the "The future of Hadassah, indeed of held the fourth Tuesday of every what their children will be learning. Atlantic City on June 17 to the "camp follower" in the days when journey at any time or even for a sin- the Jewish people the world over, resorts. month, or the upcoming Tuesday A parents social room is held in the American independence was a dream gle session. rests on committed, concerned and The bus will leave at 9 am from meeting, contact Elaine Hamilton at library every Sunday morning. Par- rather than a certainty. Sessions covering the Old Testa- educated Jewish leadership," said the Centennial Avenue Pool Complex, 908-272-1022. ents are invited to relax and to social- The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. ment will continue at 7:30 p.m.Bonnie Lipton, national president of ize with other parents. Every Sunday Tuesday at Temple Beth-El Mekor Wednesdays for one year, until the Hadassah. morning a community learning period Chayim, 338 Walnut Ave. New Testament study has been com- RECREATION is held where students and their par- The public is invited to this admis- pleted. The offices has led in Hadascah ents engage in a "learner's minyan" to sion-free event; refreshments wiil be Sessions meet in an informal set- include education vice president, Registration is ongoing The program is available to Cran- learn together about prayer. served. This program is offered ting in Cranford with the Rev. Frank fund-raising vice president, treasurer for pool summer camp ford pool members only. For more This year, the Religious School through the Horizons Speakers Sforza of Trinity Pentecostal Holiness and president. In 1997 she received information, including rates, call 908- was recognized as a United Syna- Bureau of the New Jersey Council for Fellowship. the Woman of The Year Award. Cranford Pool and Fitness Center 709-7260, ext. 12 or ext. 17. gogue of Conservative Judaism, the Humanities, a state partner of the will offer a one-of-a-kind summer "Framework for Excellence" school. National Endowment for the Human- program for children 5 to 10 years Students weekend focus In the last two years, the school ities. old. has received a Gold Glikin Award For a summer filled with fun, of rec center programs from the United Synagogue of Con- games, new friends, arts and crafts, Every Friday and Saturday night Public invited to walk servative Judaism for innovative the labyrinth at church and field trips, the Centennial Avenue the Recreation and Parks Department youth programming for the "Hei First Presbyterian Church of Cran- Kidz Klub is the place to be, accord- sponsors an open center. Hands On" Mitzvah Project and for ing to the organization. The program will meet from 7 to the annual graders. ford will sponsor a series of open Camp begins June 23 and contin- 10 p.m. Fridays for Cranford seventh- Two years ago, students raised labyrinth walks. ues to Aug. 22, with sessions running and eighth-graders. more than $2,500 for foster children. Walks will be held in Bates Hall in every day from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., The Saturday night program is for This year, two Gimmel students First Presbyterian Church, 11 Spring- with early drop-off and late pick-up all Cranford students in ninth to 12th organized a walk-a-thon for ILAN field Ave. The community and sur- for working parents. grade and is open from 8 to 11 p.m. Jerusalem, a charity that provides rounding towns are invited to partici- services for children with neuro-mus- pate. cular diseases. Students walked more The next labyrinth walk is sched- WORSHIP CALENDAR than 1,000 "laps" around the syna- uled to be held July 6. Participants are Worship" Renewal Services, monthly gogue and raised more than S700. invited to come and walk the APOSTOLIC (childcare available). We also offei full Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim is Labyrinth any time between 1 and 4 CORNERSTONE APOSTOLIC Christian counseling, addiction recovery p.m., but walks should begin by 3:30 CHURCH groups, and many other fellowship groups. affiliated with the United Synagogue Currently meeting at Come visit us anytime at our Family Worship of Conservative Judaism. Religious p.m. so they can finish by 4. Walks St. Lukes Episcopal Church Center, 69 Myrtle Street, Cranford, NJ, are held the first Sunday of every There \ _ 398 Chestnut Street, Union, NJ 07083 School families come from Cranford, 908709-9600. Clem Salerno, Senior Pastor. month. providing an extra measure of Pastor Michael Gibney Clark, Linden, Westfield, Scotch service to every customer was 973-912-0522 or web site: Plains, and other surrounding com- Walking the labyrinth is an ancient WWW.NOPAST.COM important. 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JUNE 5. 2003 — PAGE 7 Editor: JR Parachini Sports copy fax numbers Can be reached in Union County: 973-763-2557 Maptewood at 973-763-0700 SPORTS Essex County: 973-674-2038 Cranford baseball team Athletes give all they have one win from state title to reach final destination Many sought one more shot at glory in MOC Cougars play Saturday at Toms River North By JeffWoIfrum Crusaders sophomore Mark Washington took fifth in By JeffWoIfrum defeated Millbum 6-5 in the final Friday afternoon in Staff Writer the long jump at 20-7.75, while Summit senior Dave Web- Staff Writer Basking Ridge. EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP - To get to the final des- ster placed sixth in the 1,600-meter run in 4:25.70. UNION - Peaking at the right time. Leading 6-4 midway through the fifth, a 45-minute tination. "I have a young team that had their best throws," John- That's what the Cranford High School baseball team thunder and rain delay threatened to end the contest That was the focus of many local high school athletes son coach Jim Hagan said. "Mark had a great day and will is doing as it heads toward the Group 3 title game. early. as they competed in the Group Track and Field Champi- be competing in the Meet of Champions." The Cougars are set to play in the Group 3 champi- However, the skies cleared, creating a tense finish onships at Silver Eagle Stadium last Friday and Saturday. Webster, on the other hand, was somewhat surprised onship against yesterday's rescheduled Group 3 semifi- that placed the tying run at second and one out in the At stake for the top six finishers, including ties, in each that he was able to return to the MOC. nal winner of Toms River South vs. North Hunterdon top of the seventh. event in each group was advancement to yesterday's "I haven't had much work this year because I've been Saturday at 11 a.m. at Toms River North. The frame began with Millburn's Doug Blacker lin- scheduled Meet of Champions at Frank Jost Field in South ill," Webster said. "I was a little disappointed coming into Cranford reached the final by defeating North 1 ing a double to left. Plainfield. the race because I knew I didn't have a lot of work done. 1 champion Paramus 16-1 in the first Group 3 semifinal Advancing to third on a groundout, Blacker scored "Our goal was basically to get as many kids as we can didn't want this to be my final race, so I gave it all 1 had." Tuesday afternoon. on a single to left by Ben Seeley. into the Meet of Champions," Elizabeth head coach Jose Even though Hillside didn't place anyone in the MOC, Cranford, which improved to 19-7, was sharp in all A wild pitch by Cranford reliever Sam Chaleef Dias said. "The girls were hoping to go for the team title, it did have great support from the team. aspects of the game as it used timely hitting, a solid moved Seeley to second as the Millers, who finished at but it didn't work out However, I have two boys and two Despite not competing in any events, Hillside's James defense and great pitching to cruise to a seventh 18-12, sent up their third and fourth batters in the line- girls going to the Meet of Champions. What more could I Williams and Isaac Mireku were on hand to root for the straight victory. up. ask for." Comets' 1,600-meter relay team. The Cougars didn't waste time getting a lead for Chaleef, a senior righthander, then struck out Chris The Elizabeth girls' team finished fourth in Group 4 "I think of our squad more as a family than a team," starter Brian Giannechini as they plated three runs in Parcells and induced Jon Matzner to flyout to record with 32 points. Williams said. "When one person goes down, there's the top of the first inning. the save. Eastern won the crown with 56 points, followed by always someone there to get their back and pick up the After Paramus starter Mike Santana, who entered Parcells, who smacked a grand slam earlier in the Winslow with 50 and Hillsborough with 36.5. spot." with a 13-1 record, struck out the first two batters he game, was fed a healthy dose of curveballs. The two Minutemen that qualified for the MOC were The GL girls' team tied for 15th with 10 points, while faced, Matt Wilson singled to center and Dave Drech- "Me, my catcher Dave Drechsel and head coach Lizzelle and Michelle Cintron. Summit was 19th with nine. sel walked. Dennis McCaffery discussed what we wanted to do in Michelle won the javelin with a 135-4, while taking The Highlanders were paced by the fine performance of That brought up designated hitter Jim Zamorski, the dugout before I went out there," Chaleef said. "If I third in the discus at 132-8 and fourth in the shot put at 41- Megs DiDario. who drilled a shot over the left field fence for a three- faced him, all I was going to throw him was curveballs 6.25. The GL senior finished fifth in the 800-meter run in 2:21.42 and second in the 1,600-meter run in 5:10.67. run homer. because he'll never hit them." Lizzelle took second in the shot put at 43-3 and fourth Summit's Caroline Manaerts was sixth in 5:16.08. "It was great to hit that home run," Zamorski said. The last out looked like it might drop in for a hit, but in the discus at 122-10. Teammate Ashley Holmes qualified in two events. The "It boosted the whole team's confidence and brought speedy centerfielder Jamar Ingram snared it on the run "The twins performed extremely well," Dias said. senior placed third in the discus at 114-5 and fifth in the to close it out. "They both work hard and like to break records. Especial- the momentum to our side." shot put at 38-10. "That was probably the most scariest pitch in my Cranford rode that wave of emotion in the bottom ly each other's." "My throws were off," Holmes said. "I was seeded sec- life," Chaleef said. "I thought we might be going into half of the inning as Giannechini retired the side on a Elizabeth sophomore Jessica Rodriguez competed in ond in the shot put, but 1 was just off and bad." pair of groundouts and a flyout. extra innings, but I also knew that we have one of the the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 runs after placing third in the 800 Holmes set out to practice hard over the weekend in "I'm behind the best defense in the state," Gianne- best defenses in the state and that Jamar is a blanket out in North 2, Group 4, second in the 1,600 and sixth in the preparation for the MOC. chini said. "You don't have to strike guys out with this there and he would run it down." 3,200. Roselle tied for 29th place with two points, while Rah- team because they make the plays." Chaleef, who started at second base, got things "You have to give our throwers credit, they scored all way tied for 33rd with one. The Cougars went back to their first inning formula going in the bottom of the second when he reached on of our points," Rodriguez said. "The runners have work to The Rams' Jennifer Cosby placed fifth in the 100-meter to tack on two more runs in the top of the fourth. an error with one out. do. Next year we should be good indoors and outdoors." high hurdles in 15.37, while the Indians' LaShonda Carter After Santana struck out the first two hitters, Jason Sean Guthrie followed with a single to right and The Elizabeth boys' squad tied for 25th place with six was sixth in the 100-meter dash in 12.80. Bulthaupt with an RBI-single to center. Ingram then Occi golfed a high fly ball down the left field line that points. The Parochial Championships were held at Notre Dame just cleared the fence for a solo homer. laced an RBI-single to right to make it 2-0. The two Minutemen that advanced where Keith Taylor High School in Lawrenceville last Saturday. "1 knew if I got on base, our No. 2, 3 and 4 hitters "I worked the count full," Occi said. "He then threw and Charles Simmons. The Roselle Catholic boys' and girls' teams had fine me an off-speed pitch and I just waited on it and hit it would get me in," Ingram said. "I was confident of Taylor finished fourth in the 400-meter run .with a time performances in Parochial A, while Kent Place and Oak pretty solid and it got out." that." of 48.27, while Simmons placed fifth in the 100-meter Knoll did the same in Parochial B. Ingram's trust in bis teammates paid off as Chris Cranford then used small ball to plate the next run. dash in 11.13. The RC girls' squad finished fifth in the team standings Joe Bulthaupt followed Occi's blast by ripping a Drechsel grounded out for a run and Wilson followed "Charles had a great year," Dias said. "He wanted to be with 34 points, while the boys' tied for 14th with eight. single to center. After stealing second, he scored on a with a sharp RBI-single to right-center. a county champion and he did that. Keith, on the other The girls' 1,600-meter relay team took fifth with a time The last run in the inning was set up by a wild pitch hand, has lowered his times every week." two-base error. of 4:11.76. Paramus, which finished with a 23-7 record, looked and an error. The Union boys' finished tied for 33rd with two points. Outstanding individual efforts were given by Carrieann to get on the Scoreboard in the bottom half of the The Cranford five-run lead was cut to 5-4 in the top The lone Farmer to advance was Joshua Ellis, who placed Zielinski, Tiana Cherry and Amy Reehil. inning, but was turned away as Cranford flashed some of the third. Josh Kirson and Blacker led off the frame fifth in the javelin at 168-11. serious leather. with back-to-back walks. "I had a bad day," Union's Chris Haley said. "1 didn't Zielinski took top honors in the discus at 117-1 and sec- With one out, Donnie Hays singled to center and After a groundout moved both runners up a base, do too-well in the high jump and I missed a hurdle in the ond in the shot put at 35-7.25, while Cherry was first in the high jump at 5-4 and Reehil fourth in the 400-meter inter- advanced to third on a ground rule double by James Cranford starter Brian Ciencin then walked Seeley to 110-meter." mediate hurdles in 1:08.50. Adamo. load the bases. Haley was a three-time Union County Champion this However, Tom Legregni flied to right, leading to a That brought up Parcells, who blasted a shot some season. He won the crown in the 110-meter hurdles, high On the boys' side, Adam Herrel qualified in both the 9-2-5 double play as Chris Drechsel made a strong 380 feet over the right-center field fence. Sixth-seeded jump and long jump. shot put and discus. throw home. Millburn looked to tie it and maybe even take the lead, "Missing that hurdle messed me up a lot," Haley said. Herrel hurled a 47-1 in the shot put for a third-place fin- That pumped up the Cougars even more in the fol- but was denied. "Having that in my mind probably messed up my high ish, while throwing a 130-0 in the discus for fifth. lowing inning as they scored four more runs to take a After Matzner lined out, Alex Moaba laced a double jump, also." Kent Place finished second in the Parochial B team 9-0 advantage. to deep center. Patrick MacKessy then grounded a sin- On the girls' side, Union, which tied for 31st place with standings with 56 points, while Oak Knoll was 12th with Meanwhile, Giannechini was keeping the Paramus gle up the middle to put runners at the corners. two points, had one qualifier in Danielle Babbitt, who 12 points. batters baffled as he mixed up his pitches for strikes. However, Ciencin, who improved to 7-2 with the placed fifth in the high jump af 5-2. Porscha Dobson of Kent Place finished first in the 200- "Everything was working for me," Giannechini victory, got designated hitter Andy Kehl to ground out In Group 3, the Cranford boys' team finished tied for meter dash and 100-meter high hurdles. said. "My curveball was was breaking really well." to end the inning. 34th place with two points. Headed to the University of North Carolina, Dobson The junior righthander yielded five hits, while strik- Cranford's last run was scored in the bottom of the Those lone points came from distance standout Ed clocked in at 24.79 in the 200-meter dash and 13.96 in the ing out three and walking none in six innings of work. fifth. Zamorski, Cranford's DH in this game as well, Clinton, who finished fifth in the 3,200-meter run in 100-meter high hurdles. In the preliminary heat of the 100- "Brian kept them off-balance and threw strikes," walked and was sacrificed to second on a bunt by Zack 9:33.95. meter high hurdles, Dobson set a meet-record in 13.76. Cranford head coach Dennis McCaffery said. Bribiseca. "If I didn't finish in the top six here, it would've been Kent Place's Becky Metier also qualified in two events Cranford closed its scoring in the top of the sixth Chaleef was then hit by a pitch before Guthrie my last race ever," Clinton, a senior, said. "I knew a lot of as she won the shot put at 34-9 and placed second in the with seven more runs. popped out. Bulthaupt then followed by delivering an the. kids could outkick me, so 1 went to work on the sixth discus at 109-10. Teammate Wagatwe Wanjuki was fourth The highlight of the inning came when Dave Drech- RBI-single. lap." in the shot put at 30-10.25. sel bombed a two-run homer over the left field fence. Chaleef, who entered with one out and a runner on The most local qualifying athletes for the MOC came The Dragons also had Shekida Smith, Rebecca Chas- Paramus broke up the shutout in the bottom of the first in the fifth, promptly picked off the runner on first out of Group 2. tang and Priya Vadnere qualify for the MOC. sixth when Adamo hit a shot over the fence in left-cen- and retired six of the next eight batters to earn the save. Four Group 2 teams from both the boys' and girls' had Vadnere took second in the long jump at 16-0.50, while ter with two out. "They're a very well-coached and sound team," athletes qualify for the MOC. Chastang was fourth in the high jump at 4-10 and Smith "Reaching the group final is hard to get to," McCaf- On the boys' side, Governor Livingston finished tied fifth in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles in 1:10.64. fery said. "Hopefully, we'll be able to be productive McCaffery said of Millburn. "We knew that we had to execute and manufacture runs because they weren't for fifth with 24 points, while Roselle tied for 10th with The Oak Knoll 1,600-meter relay team of Alexis Hell- and have a shot to win." 14. muth, Anna Geiger, Darcy Newell and Catherine Dewey Cranford won the Group 3 state championship in going to beat themselves." Cranford had to wait until last Thursday,' because of "I just ran in the 1,600-meter relay, because I missed posted a time of 4:13.96 for top honors in that event. 1997 for its first state title since winning Group 4 in the first day of sectionals due to personal reasons," Roselle The Royals also had Claire Bukata qualify individually 1971. The Cougars returned to the Group 3 final in rain again, to eliminate eighth-seeded Morris Knolls 10-0 in the sectional semifinals in Cranford. senior Michael Castro said. "We were hoping to place in as she clocked in at 5:33A3 for fifth place in the 1,600- 2000, but were defeated by Hamilton. Now, Cranford the top six, but one of our legs was injured." meter run. will be playing in the title game for the third time in the Bribiesca belted a three-run homer to spark a 10-hit Even though the Rams didn't qualify in that event, they Callender, Seniszyn, Akunno, Bryan place: Seton past seven seasons. attack. Dave Drechsel banged out a two-run single to did get an outstanding performance from hurdler Jean Hall Prep standouts Andre Callender of Roselle, John SECTION CHAMPS AGAIN: Winning the North highlight a four-run first inning. Gentil. Seniszyn of Union, Musevani Akanno of Linden and Sean Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 title has become a rite of Giannechini tossed a six-inning four-hitter, striking In the 110-meter hurdles, Gentil finished second in Bryan of Cranford placed in Parochial A and made it to passage for Cranford. out three and walking two. 14.46, while taking fifth in the 400-meter hurdles in 56.30. yesterday's MOC. The fifth-seeded Cougars captured their fourth Ciencin will get the start in Saturday's state cham- Teammate Ishmael Harrison qualified in the triple jump Callender, a senior, was third in the 100 in 11.15, fifth crown since 1997 and first since 2000 when they pionship game, with Chaleef being available for relief. with a leap of 41-11.75 for fourth place. in the 200 in 23.33 and repeated in the 110 hurdles by win- GL also placed two athletes in Mike Carmody and ning in 14.33. He will play football at Boston College. Anthony Abitante. Seniszyn, a junior, was fifth in the javelin at 149-7, CRANFORD SOFTBALL REACHES FINAL DIRECTIONS TO TOMS RIVER NORTH Carmody took second-place finishes in the 400-meter while Akanno was second in the high jump at 6-4. The Cranford High School softball team did well to get The following are directions to Toms River North for run in 49.38 and 800-meter run in 1:55.71. Bryan, a senior, was second in the pole vault at 12-6. back to the North 2, Group 3 championship game, but fell Saturday morning's scheduled 11 a.m. Group 3 state Teammate Abitante was second in the pole vault at 13- Seton Hall Prep was second with 69 points prior to to Jefferson 3-2 last Thursday in Whippany Park. championship baseball game between Cranford and either 0. Sunday's scheduled triple jump competition. Christian Second-seeded Jefferson scored the winning run in the Toms River South or North Hunterdon: "Our sprinters and distance runners have done well all Brothers Academy was first with 86. bottom of the seventh after fourth-seeded Cranford, which From the Nqrth: Exit 82 from the Garden State Park- season," GL's Ken Kolanko said Seton HaJJ Prep finished sixth in the 1,600-meter relay finished 21-4, had a 2-0 lead after scoring single runs in way, continue east on Route 37 to first traffic light. The Mountainside resident was a participant in the in 3:31.36. CBA won in 3:24.05. the third and fourth innings, ackie Cuozzo belted an RBI- Cross through intersection and take jug handle turn to 1,600-meter relay race. At the Essex County Championships held on May 17 single in the third and then Jessica Carroll stroked an RBI- cross back over Route 37 onto Route 166. Proceed North "We really didn't have a good chance of placing, but we and 18 at Woodman Field in Montclair, Callender won the triple in the fourth. on Route .166 and turn right at first traffic light onto Old did have a chance at breaking the school record," Kolanko 110 hurdles in 14.25 and was third in the 200 in 11.10. Cranford reached the final after eliminating ninth-seed- Freehold Road. said. Seniszyn captured the javelin at 160-9. ed Nutley 1-0 in nine innings in a semifinal at home on Toms River North High School is one mile down on Johnson tied for 32nd place with two points, while Akanno, a junior, was third in the high jump at 6-4. 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The residents of Atria Cranford This flat, fast-running event begins categories of runners will follow the fees are $!5 for adults and $7 for the the Jaycees' scholarship fund, formed Partygoers will be treated to a vari- Retirement and Assisted Living Com- at 9:30 a.m. in Nomabegan Park. All race. fun run. On-day registration will cost to help Cranford residents defray the munity will have an opportunity to ety of hors d'oeuvres, wine, dancing four-mile finishers will receive a post- A one-mile "fun run" for children $ 18 for adults and $7 for the fun run. cost of higher education. share a rare bit of American history music provided by DJ Eddie Gwiz, card with overall and complete cate- precedes the race at 9 a.m. Entertain- For more information, call 908- with a key member of the White and a variety of desserts. gory results. Compuscore, featuring ment with a clown, deejay, balloons 276-4567 or visit Web site www.cran- House staff. The party will raise money for the Henry Haller, White House execu- Cranford Historical Society and the tive chef for 22 years, will share his Crane-Phillips House Museum at the recipes, menus and firsthand details time of Gov. James McGreevey's pro- of life with five First Families. The posal to end funding for historical and visit will be 2 to 4 p.m. June 12. cultural organizations. Haller will speak about and share Last year the society received an recipes for meals he and his staff pre- important grant from the New Jersey pared for presidents Reagan, Carter, Historical Commission that is no Now 2 stores to Serve You...West Orange and Union Ford, Nixon and Johnson. longer available. During Haller's visit to Atria Cran- The cost for the gala evening is ford he will speak about his White S45 per person. To reserve tickets, call the Cranford Historical Society at Prices House experience and conducting a a reft alt c 908-276-0082. Tickets are limited. >ttver$isea prices Good Thru . book signing for The White House ittett by /a LOWEST PRICES •LARGEST SELECTION 6/29/03 Family Cookbook, a collection of More work has started on the recipes he published in 1987. museum's restoration project. Con- | SPARKLING WINES I VALUE BRANDS tractors are working on the museum's WINE — COMPARE SC SAVE Haller has led a celebrated career -SPECUL- -SPECIAL- SPECIAL SPECIAL heating, ventilation and air condition- in the culinary arts for almost half a KENDALL-JACKSON COLUMBIA CREST H BERINGER LINDEMANS BINS KORBEL ing, electrical, lighting and plumbing Chardonnay _ GRAND ESTATE Cabernet, Meriot or century. After completing several J Cabernet, Meriot or j£. White Zinfandel Brut • Extra Dry Uiers systems. k Chardonnay apprenticeships in Switzerland, • Chardonnay SPECIAL' Haller gained his culinary experience The museum has been educating, 07 27 informing and entertaining children, 37 107 37 CAVIT in such notable locales as The Ritz 7S0mi ¥ 150ml 75IM 1O 9 750ml 5 Pinot Grigio 1.51 Carlton, Montreal, the Deilwood parents and grandparents alike for 75 8 1^ raw. Country Club and the Sheraton East years. —SPECIAL- -SPECIAL- SPECIAL- -SPECUL- -SPECIAL -SPECIAL- It is listed on the Historic Ameri- KENDALL-JACKSON, BOGLE £6'7 MERIDIAN i F07 RUFFINO VEUVE Hotel in New York. Cabernet or Meriot 1 Cabernet -Merloi CHIANTI 57 CLICQUOT Cabernet, Meriot or can Buildings Survey, the New Jersey Chardonnay Meriot jQ 75^W Chardonnay J 75M He continued his career cooking Bis Duoale Tan 15750ml Chardonnay f 11.5! Register of Historic Places, the for five first families as the exclusive -SPECIAL- -SPECIAL- -SPECIAL- -SPECIAL- SPECIAL SPECIAL- executive chef for the White House. National Register of Historic Places JLOHR ROSEMOUNT GALLO SONOMA BERINGERINGER mg FREIXENET VENDANGE s Seven Oaks 57 87 17 37 '29 and named an American treasure by Shiraz Cabernet • Chanlonray FOUNDIDERE S ESTATE f' CORDON NEGRO •Chardonnay 'Merit* » "We are thrilled that Chef Haller Cabernet 750ml 75Cab< Meriot § Cabernet % will be working with us," said Doug Fetzer Sundial Chard, Cab, Merlol.. ..6.47 Fetzer Sundial Chard Cah Merlot...1249 Trust for Historic Preservation. CAUF0RNUVWASHNGTGNJ5OML Seghea'o Zinfandel Sonoma... 11.37 Ecco Domani- Meriot, Pilot Grigio 7.17 „ Spmante.,.»«.,..J.!!7 Foxhom- Cab.Chard.Meriot 409 Forest Glen- Cab,Chard,Metiot ...6.77 Simi Cabernet Alexander Valley 14.77 Falesco Vitiano 7.97 Chandon- Brut, Bane de Noir 12.17 Gallo White Zinfandel 4.29 Vocelle, executive director for Atria BV Coasial- Cab, Chard, Meriot 7.07 Franciscan Cabernet 00- .WS90..17.07 BV Napa Cabernet 11.37 Simi Chardonnay 11.57 Cook's Brut, Extra Dry 4 07 Gallo- Cab Chard JVtertot .6.09 Franciscan Chardonnay .12.07 St Francis Chardonnay 8.57 Lwa di Luna- thard-PS,Merl3t-Cab ..»n,.7,57 Dom Perignon 93- WE92..99.97 Cranford. "Chef Haller will not only PBA sponsors tourney Benziger Chardonnay Cameras.. .8 57 Glen Ellen- Cab,Chard,Merlot ...4.07 Monte Antico Rosso.... 7.37 Beringer Chard Napa 00- WE92....9.97 Sterling Cabernet 17.07 DcmaEHclidleBnitExDr/BldePiBtJeMaODcmiBEDr/1BldePiBtJeM..a.O77 LindKuans Chardonnay Bin ^'."."'.'"ira bring to our residents an enhanced Sterling Meriot .16.37 Juno C nl2ml,..»,.,u,,,»,,,mm,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,5,11 Francois Montand Blanc de Blancs..10.99 at Hyatt Hills complex Beringer Chenin Blanc. 4.37 JJ7 Luna di Luna Chard-Pinol Gripjo...Mia99 RufSno ChianB Ris Ducale Gold 28.07 Luna di Luna Meriot / Cabernet 13.99 dining experience, but also the oppor- Beringer Knights Valley Cabernet 18.67 Hogue Chardonnay. ..6.37 Suiter Hmt WHe Zinfinttl — A27 Martins' 4 RossiAstlJU.., ,..„ mmM The Cranford Policemen's Benev- Beringer Pr Res Chard 99- WS92..22.07 J Lohr Riverstone Chardonnay ..9.07 Turning Leal- Cab.Chard.Meriot 6.07 Santa MargheiaPinoi Grip. ,,,,..17.87 Moet S Chandon White Star 25.07 Mondavi, CK Cab, Chard, Meriot 9.09 tunity to revisit history." Ch Souverain Chardonnay 10.67 Kendall Jackson Chard Camlt 13.07 Woodbridge- Cab.Chard, Meriot 5.47 Piper Heidsieck- Brut, Extra Dry.._...23.17 olent Association will host a golf Ch Souverain Meriot 13.07 Kendall Jackson Chard Grd Rsv .13.07 FRANCE 7J0ML TaittingerLa Francaise Brut NV 26.07 Kendall Jackson Knot Noir. !flBj«l*8(-, __ Ch St Jean Chardonnay 9.37 ...9.07 AUSTRAUAFNEWZEALAHD 7J0ML Fat Bastard-Chard, Shiraz 6.77 Haller is just as pleased to join the tournament June 16 at the Hyatt Hills Kendall Jackson Sauv Blanc ...7.37 SititrteWifcZiiMI, Ch Ste Mlchdie Chardennsy. ..7.S7 Black Opal-CaD,Chard,Cab-Merl,Shz...6.17 Mondavi Napa Cabernet .20.07 Jaboalei Paralleled,, ,„.. 6.77 I.JLITERWINES Sutler Home- Cab, Chard, kra,«.... Atria team. Golf Course on Raritan Road and Ch ae Michelle- Cabemel.Merlot 11.37 Mondavi Prv Sel- Cab.Chard.Meriot Greg Horman Csb-Weriot, Shirai,..,...^.11.37 Jadot Beaujolais Vaiajes 7.17 Arbor Mst-All Flavors _.5.09: Vtelnut Crest- Cab, Chard, Merlol _ _ Clos du Bois Cabernet 11 07 ...7.67 Woodbridge, Mondavi Sauv Blanc .....7.69 Napa Ridge- Cab, Chard ...6.07 Jacob's Crk- Cab, Merio!, Shiraz 6.37 Moulon Cadel- Red, While... 5.37 Beringer Founder's- Cab.Chard,Meri..14.39 "1 hope that my menus and my vis- Walnut Avenue. Jacob's Crk-Chard, Sfiz-Cab 6.07 ,117 Pepperwood Pinot Noir ...6.07 Beringer SoneCSrs Cab, Chard, MerL.9.07 VALUE BRANDS ClosduBois Merlol. .13.07 RH Phillips Chardonnay ...5.37 Penlolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz-Cab...8.17 its will further enhance the quality of Morning and afternoon shotgun CHll£fSPA!N[ARGENTINA7S0ittl /ta«mBmIMira#!alVvEn.5I.Boi-..-.1O.C9 Columbia Crest Chard,Merlot-Cab ...5.37 Rosemount Chardonnay .6.87 mmiMmjmBollaTinot Grigio _ 9.59: LosVascos Cabernet, Chardonnay....5.67 : AtaiadenWIiSeZmlandel .,.3LB« 7.19 life offered to those seniors who have starts are scheduled. The $175 Edna Valley Chardonnay 10.07 Rabbi Ridge Cuvee-Cabernel.Merl ...7.27 Rosemoimt Shiraz-Cabetnet .5.87 Bdla ValpotfceSa .10.99 . AtadavGoH CIliibMn ChlhRhht 5L Box ...8.09 CSra- Monlepulciano.Trebbiano 5.09 Franzia Chard, MM!, WIZm...5L Box....10.0B EstanciaCiianiomaj „„„.„„„ Rancho Zabaco Snfandel Heritage....9.37 Walnut Crest- Cab.Ciiard.Merloi n,^,4.37 : elected to reside in Atria communi- entrance fee includes gold, cocktail ...7,57 Wyndham Sst Shirai Bin 55S^...-..^ 6.6T Columbia Crest- Chard, MerlotCab ...10.07 Franzia- Btush,6ilReiimHie _. 5L Box .....8.60 Estancia Red Merifage .25.07 8»eii5WQii!lVintnef52iiifaniJeL..«J,t7 PORT & OTHER WINE " ' " ' _ JIH..J.B hour, dinner and awards. Estancia- Cabernet, Merlol .10.77 Rodney Strong Sonoma Chardonnay.8.07 ties," said Haller. "It will be a won- Fetzer Gewurztraminer ITALY 75QML Harveys Bristol Cream Sherry 8.07 5hYT«tailtelJJ0 iRoseJLBU. 6.48 Tickets for dinner can be pur- ...5.77 Rodney Strong-Cabemet.Merlot 11.57 Antinori Santa Cristina Sangiovese....7.67 Martini S Rossi Vermth-Dry.Swt 1.5L.8.49 Coftett Canjon- Cab, Chard] Hefiotu. S.29 _3LBB 8.09 derful relationship, and I can't wait to Cavit Pinot Grigio 6.07 get on the road and meet some of the chased for $45. I BOURBON I RUM/CORDIALS I SCOTCH VODKA I WHISKEY I extraordinary people in the Atria fam- The tournament will be held to SPECIAL- -SPECIAL- SPECIAL SPECIAL -SPECIAL- ily." honor Chief Harry Wilde after 40 BACARDI RUM4H ABSOLUT A A00 7 09 years of service with the Cranford Gin GoW >Ught I £ Scotch I.75L 23, 14 I.T5L Cocktail party to raise Police Department. 23,,5L To golf or to sponsor the tourna- -SPECIAL- SPECIAL- -SPECIAL- 2IAL- money for history society JIM BEAM BEEFEATER JOHNNIE SEAGRAM'S ment, call Sgt. 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Dickman was reappointed to the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and visually impaired Rehabilitation Advisory Council BEER — COMPARE SC SAVE | SPECIAL 1 —SPECIAL— —— SPECIAL 8PECIAL- SPECIAL- Sharon Reilly-Tobin was appointed to fiil a vacancy on the Hunger Preven- BUSCH tion Advisor)' Committee. BUDWEISERjAge CORONA BUDWEISER 00 Beg or Light 3W2oz. Light or Oar**1 • Bote BUD LIGHT 1«|»£ 11 Reg or tight BUD LIGHT Cans PUBLIC NOTICE ISoz. CANS Bud Ice 6.99...13.98 -SPECIAL- Budweiser, Bud Light !?PK :?•» CoorsLigM™ -.7.II..1UH 18 HEINEKEN TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Fosterslager 9.00....18.00 10 .20.98 20 3D-I20Z. Genesee<;ream,Beer,Red,Lt .30pk ...10.00 Grolsch Premium Lager 10.49. AMSTELLT CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 16 Cans 1. The Mayor and Township Clerk of Guinness Draught (6pk-6.99) 25.99 the Township of Cranford be, and Hein^en S Amstei Light ,...n^4pk ..,.,19,38 ...20.00 RESOLUTION NO. 2003-183 Harp Lager 10.00. 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Runnells Specialized Hospital of Union County S Tax levy raised Meeting 33 32.5m challenges 32-- another $500,000 The ultimate test of leadership 31 " " By Mark Hrywna she said. "Please try to hold the line is the ability to respond capably Regional Editor on spending." during difficult times. Last week, 30-" Union County will raise the tax Joseph Renna of Cranford, a coun- our freeholder board demonstrated S 28.9i levy by an additional $500,000 this ty employee who has filed to run for its ability to effectively guide 29-- year to help cover the cost of sending freeholder as an Independent, said the Union County and meet the chal- !28.0rr juveniles to other detention centers in budget process does not invite public lenges that face us today. 28-- New Jersey. participation. The freeholder board adopted The increase was adopted last 27 •26.5m "It is hard to believe that in the the 2003 Union County budget, week during the final public hearing months of developing this budget that on the $334.6-million county budget. after months of painstaking review 26' 25.6m >25.5m it has been determined that there is no and modifications to the presenta- •25.1m i Union County imposed a cap on the other way to get through this fiscal tion I made to them in January. As 25 • number of detainees at its overcrowd- year without raising taxes," Renna '24.6m ed juvenile detention center, forcing it county manager, it is my responsi- S24.1m said. bility to construct an executive 24- to send as many as 20 juveniles to "To go farther, you have to start budget that provides Union Coun- other facilities. looking at personnel," Freeholder ty residents with the services they 23 • The cost of housing the juveniles S Daniel Sullivan said of cutting the receive throughout our 21 munici- 22.7m elsewhere will be $1.1 million for the 22.2m budget "We're very reluctant to do palities. 22' final six months of 2003, County Manager George Devanney said. The that, only when we're forced to. We're not the federal government, we 21 -- administration was able to make addi- tional cuts in the budget, as well as can't go billions of dollars into debt." The county will be continually 20-- project some increases in revenue, to 5 $ s cover $600,000 of the cost, while the challenged, Freeholder Angel Estra- - 3.8m - 0.8m "2.0111 + 0.4m da, chairman of the Fiscal Affairs 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003* remaining $500,000 will come through raising taxes. Committee, said. "This is only the • Appropriation Revenues Source: Union County budget documents The increase in the tax levy will go beginning." * Note: The figures for 2003 are anticipated. Though revenues now outpace appropriations in the hospital's budget, the deficit is still running S3 million to *5 million annually due to costs incurred through other departments. from an originally proposed $17 mil- A look at neighboring counties lion to $17.5 million, a total of $191.3 reveals Somerset will raise its tax million. The average homeowner in levy from $135.2 million to $141.6 Union County would pay an addition- million, with its budget going from Better days for county hospital al $98 in county taxes, up from $92 $181.6 million to $19J million. In Factored into the budget are the under the original proposal. Middlesex, the 2003 budget is slated costs of items such as infrastruc- By Joshua Zaitz associated with the hospital since money," said Lehr. "It was like a mil- Summit taxpayers will see the at $304.8 million, with a tax levy of 1 ture repair and maintenance; snow Staff Writer 1984. lion dollars a month." largest increase, at $307 for the aver- $215.8 million. Morris will raise removal; parks and recreation pro- Although Runnells Specialized Runnells Specialized Hospital pro- In the early 1990s, Lehr recalled, age home, while Winfield, $3.50, and $160.4 million in taxes for its $241.6 grams and field upkeep; and our Hospital of Union County still antici- vides a nursing home for patients Runnells operated a 28-day alcohol Roselle, $29, will see the smallest million budget, up from last year's many senior services, including pates losing approximately $3 million needing long-term care and provides rehabilitation program, which has "You're in a tough position, we're $232 million budget and $151.8 mil- Meals on Wheels and Paratransit. this year, the county-owned facility is short-term care for patients needing since been converted into a psychi- all in a tough position," Nancy lion tax levy. In Essex, the tax levy much closer to breaking even than it acute physical rehabilitation and psy- atric unit. County government provides Piwowar of Plainfield, one of only a will be $304 million for the $569 mil- chiatric services. Lehr said the alcohol program was few people who spoke during the residents with hundreds of neces- was in the early 3 990s when the hos- lion budget, up from 2002 when the The nursing home section of the one of the reasons the hospital was county budget hearing last week, told sary programs. It operates Run- pital would lose more than $10 mil- levy was $290 million while the losing so much money. freeholders. "People are losing their nells Specialized Hospital in lion annually. hospital has a total of 300 beds, meet- budget is actually down from $581 "We were getting a lot of people homes." Berkeley Heights, where patients "I don't believe that we're in this ing the needs of the chronically ill million. coming back even after being their 28 are cared for at one of New Jer- business to make money," said Coun- once in-patient care becomes a neces- "I appreciate what you're doing Staff Writer Josh'Zaitz contributed days," said Lehr. sey's leading rehabilitative hospi- ty Manager George Devanney. sity. but there isn't the money out there," to this report. Sharp said the hospital's losses can tals. The Union County Jail and "We're in this business to serve peo- The hospital's physical, medicine be attributed to inadequate staffing for juvenile detention center, along ple. Sf we can break even, that's great. and rehabilitation center offers a certain services and inefficient prac- with the security of the Union But this is quality health care that is short-term care service for patients tices. Since then, he explained, the Juveniles to be sent County Courthouse, are county- available to all Union County resi- needing physical, occupational and hospital is more careful about the government's responsibilities. dents and how do you put a price on speech rehabilitation. The program that?" offers an acute level service designed kinds of staff and the number of staff the hospital has for each of its servic- to other facilities And, as everyone knows,"the A review of the county's budgets to assist the physically impaired es. Sharp said the hospital has made events of Sept. 11, 2001 changed over the last few years shows that the patients in achieving maximum By Mark Hrywna He said the suicide was "not a new policies and has eliminated past the way we approach the safety hospital actually generated more results, with the overall goal of Regional Editor result of overcrowding or operational policies which didn't make sense and security of our families within money than it was spending each year returning to an independent and Union County will enforce a cap problems. It brought to light condi- financially. since 2000. However, those figures active lifestyle. of 34 detainees at the George W. Her- tions that existed in the facility and Union County. Freeholder Chair- "We increased our revenue by are a little misleading. lich Juvenile Detention Center, until a our need to address it so we don't woman Deborah Scanlon in Janu- "We've been making strides to increasing the rates, by accounting for "We're not really breaking even new facility is built or the state Juve- have a tragedy in the future." ary established the Union County improve our Medicaid, Medicare all the costs that we've incurred," said yet," said Runnells Administrator nile Justice Commission increases the Committee on Homeland Security reimbursements and our psych unit," Sharp. The current facility was construct- Joseph Sharp. "We're just doing a lot, limit. and named Freeholder Chester said Devanney. "That's brought us Part of the problem in generating ed in 1968 and has a capacity of 34, lot better. We've been running deficits The move will cost the county at Holmes, who has more than 30 closer to breaking even." revenue, Sharp explained, is that though it regularly houses at least; 50. in about the $4 million category annu- least $1.1 million for the remainder of years of law enforcement experi- In 1990, the hospital, located in Medicaid reimburses nursing homes Devanney said it is not a manageable ence, as its chairman. ally, if you take into account every- Berkeley Heights, lost approximately this year to house juveniles in other on the basis of the approximate medi- facilities. The average daily popula- facility because of the number of thing." $13.2 million and nearly another $12 juveniles, which also reduces the Working with local and region- an cost of every other nursing facility tion at Union County's detention cen- The hospital's budget does not million the following year. amount of time detainees can come al law enforcement leaders, the in the state. ter, located on the seventh floor of the take into consideration every single Frank Lehr, a Republican who out for recreational and educational County of Union has developed an Privately owned nursing homes do parking garage next to the county expense the facility incurs during the served on the freeholder board from purposes. * action plan in the event of an not have employees with full pen- courthouse, is approximately 50. year — the mortgage and interest ] 981 to 1983 and again from 1992 to sions and other benefits that county mergency situation that can be rates on the building, attorney fees 1997, said there was discussion in the Though he said it was not in Detainees from Union County immediately implemented, with employees enjoy. response to a suicide at the facility and employee benefits. early 1990s about selling Runnells "It's a very rich benefit package," likely will be sent to detention centers the single goal of protecting the but the discussions never went so far last month, County Manager George families of Union County in every "They don't come out of my budg- said Sharp. "Those expenses that we Devanney said the incident "made us et," explained Sharp, who has been as to mention a price tag. See JUVENILE, Page B2 conceivable way. "At the time it was costing us See HOSPITAL, Page B2 look at the facility more closely." The freeholder board is acutely aware of the difficult financial Green Party and independent emerge for freeholder times of today. Families are tight- ening their belts as they stretch member freeholder board this year. All nine By Joshua Zaitz In what is considered a safe Democratic tion with 3,740 votes, beating Stanley Moskal their dollars as far as they will go. seats are held by Democrats. Staff Writer district, incumbent Assemblyman Joseph of Elizabeth, 1,731 votes. For Senate, Green Union County government has An independent and a Green Party candi- In the Democratic freeholder primary, done the same. Cryan of Union and Neil Cohen of Roselle Party candidate Terri DiMatteo of Westfield date have entered the race for seats on the incumbents Chester Holmes of Rahway both won their party's nomination, with 3,453 filed to run, as well as Shawn Gianella, an Every program and service pro- Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders. received 10,481 votes, Alexander Mirabella of and 3,799 votes, respectively, in the 20th Dis- independent candidate from Union. Fan wood received 10,383 votes, and Deborah vided is executed in the most Independent Joseph Renna of Cranford, a trict. The two incumbents beat Elizabeth In the Assembly, Green Party candidates Scanlon of Union received 10,714 votes to effective and efficient manner pos- public information officer at the county's Run- Councilman Robert Jaspan, who received George DeCarlo and Ryan Reyes, both of defeat challengers George O'Grady of Eliza- sible and every cost-saving possi- nells Specialized Hospital, has filed, as well as 2,353 votes, and Elizabeth Board of Education Berkeley Heights have filed in the 21st Dis- beth, who received 3,827 votes; Carlos Cede- bility was implemented. Green Party candidate Barbara Briemer, a member Jim Ford, 2,180 votes. trict as well as Millburn resident Joshua retired homemaker and resident of Westfield. no of Elizabeth, 3,588 votes, and Becky In the Senate race, incumbent Raymond See EVERY, Page B: McHugh of Linden, 3,981. 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PAGE B2 — THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Juvenile center capped COUNTY NEWS Hospital doing better (Continued from Page Bl) 'Girl Power' conference health services are integrated within (Continued from Page Bl) home bed at Runnells is S245 per day, in Bergen, Middlesex, Morris, Passaic and Warren counties. The per-diem rate What better way for young girls to the county, and advocating for the incur are much higher than the kind of which is about average. The cost does varies between counties, but Director of Human Services Frank Guzzo said the finish out the school year than by par- needs of the consumers of mental expenses that would be incurred in a See , Page B2 state average ranges from $130 to SI80 per day. In the case of recently con- ticipating in fun-filled workshops and health services and their families. private , nursing home. Therefore, (Continued from Page Bl) structed facilities, he said the per-diem rate also includes debt service. activities with other middle-school Board meetings are held at the when it's all averaged out we don't not include durable medical equip- County officials last week were presented with an update on plans to build students from all over Union County? Union County Administration Build- get reimbursed for all those expens- ment — such as wheelchairs — or a new juvenile detention center. "Girl Power" is a one-day seminar for ing in Elizabeth on the third Monday es." medications. The average number of The existing facility "pretty much has outlived its useful life," Laura Maiei- girls in the sixth, seventh, or eighth of each month, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. A lack of revenue can also be daily medications for a person in a lo, a juvenile justice planner with Ricci Associates Architects and Planners. The grades. If you or someone you know is attributed to the number of vacancies nursing home is between five and county hired Ricci Associates at a cost of $150,000 to study the existing pro- Sponsored by the Union County interested in being considered for in nursing homes as elderly residents eight grams and facility and make recommendations. Coalition for the Prevention of Sub- appointment to the Union County have more options today as to where Runnells can also raise revenue The firm next will develop a complete operational plan for the building stance Abuse and Prevention Links Mental Health Advisory Board, call they can live out their remaining through its acute rehabilitation servic- along with a conceptual design and cost estimates. Inc., "Girl Power" is designed to Jim Eddleton, Union County mental years. es and psychiatric services. "It means a lot more than not having enough beds," Maiello said, adding that build self-esteem and ensure positive health administrator, at 908-527- Currently, Runnells has a vacancy "The revenue which we generate it also means not having adequate medical support, storage, intake and admis- outcomes throughout life. Workshops 4846. rate of approximately 8.4 percent, there helps to provide revenue which sions for proper assessment, program space, or maintaining proper separation topics will cover peer pressure, which is lower than the state average will help make long-term beds afford- between populations. healthy decision making, self-esteem, Mega-recycling Saturday for nursing homes. able," said Sharp. and substance abuse. Activities will According to the Health Care Sharp has proposed that by "All these things more than impact space," she said, but also impact on the The County of Union will sponsor ability to move swiftly through the system. include scrapbooking, yoga, and arts Association of New Jersey, the major- improving occupancy in long-term and crafts. a mega-recycling event Saturday so care by 7 percent it will increase Run- Approximately 54 percent of the population at the center is there for the first Union County residents can get rid of ity of nursing homes are running time. About 13 to 15 percent are severely violent offenders, she said. The program will take place June vacancy rates between 10 and 15 per- nells' revenue by S900,000. unwanted household special waste, Runnells has tried to increase its The projected need for Union County over the next 10 years is approxi- 13 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The West- automobile tires, old computers and cent. mately 90 beds. However, Maiello made several suggestions in altering prac- wood, North Avenue, Garwood. Reg- "Assisted living is really hurting private patient care through the electronic equipment, ammunition increased advertising of the facility. tices that could reduce the number of secured beds needed by as many as 15. istration fee of $10 per person and fireworks in an environmentally us," said Sharp. "They're relatively About eight beds could be saved by reducing the bottleneck of youths who includes lunch and materials. Advi- unregulated so you don't have to have The hospital will spend a projected proper manner. The collection will $183,000 this year on public rela- are ready to move but awaiting placement, and another four by using a "multi- sors are encouraged. Registration take place from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the anybody's permission to build one. A tions, marketing and advertising cam- disciplinary team approach" to case management. deadline is Friday. John H. Stamler Police Academy, lot of people who needed to be in a paigns. Sharp said the money appro- "There's not a clear, centralized management to cases," Maiello said. "Many For more information about this 1776 Raritan Road, Scotch Plains. supervised care arrangement, and counties already have successfully implemented and dramatically improved the youth conferences, call Sandee who previously would have gone into priated for advertising does not All residents of Union County are include the salaries of those individu- process through courts." Moroso at 732-381-4100. eligible to participate at no cost. Pre- nursing homes, are going into assisted As to where to build a new juvenile detention center, Devanney said an For more information about the living facilities." als responsible for the hospital's pub- registration is not required. All that lic relations. analysis has been completed on two sites and analysis on two others are pend- Prevention Links, its programs, or for residents need to do is drive to the site Health Care Association of New The hospital spent approximately ing. "They're all very different." volunteer opportunities, call 732-381- with their household special waste, Jersey President Paul Langevin said $200,000 in each of the past two years Guzzo said the most difficult part of building a new facility is the search for 4100, TTY: 732-381-0140, or check old automobile tires, computers and it's not just assisted living facilities on advertising. land. out the agency's Web site at www.pre- other electronic equipment, old that are taking away business and rev- Consultants recommended that the site be at least six acres, close to public ventionlinks.org. ammunition and fireworks. Workers enue from nursing homes. "We have a very small, limited transportation and on a level of gentle slope. at the site will unload the vehicles. "There are a myriad of options for budget for trying to get our message Guzzo estimated that it costs $200,00 to build one correctional bed, not out," said Sharp, explaining that the Mental health advisory A complete list of the materials nursing facility residents that were including the cost of acquiring the property. At $200,000 a bed, an 80-bed facil- that will be accepted is available at not there five years ago," said hospital mainly relies on print media ity would cost $16 million. board seeks members for advertising. The Union County Board of Cho- the Union County Bureau of Environ- Langevin, explaining that residents mental Services Web site at: can also utilize foster family homes One of the problems with targeting sen Freeholders is searching for peo- a publication for advertising, Sharp Every dollar spent to improve lives ple interested in serving on the Union www.ucnj.org/oem. and assisted living home programs. The household special waste col- among other options. said, is that he's not certain who County Mental Health Advisory makes the decision about which nurs- (Continued from Page Bl) freeholder budget committee, led Board. Applicants must be Union lection will be held rain or shine, for Of the 21 counties in the state, 16 The county offered its employ- the way in streamlining the 2003 Union County residents only and not have county-owned nursing facilities, ing home to choose. County residents and have an interest "Is it the person who is going into ees an early retirement package budget, ensuring that every dollar in the needs of people with mental ill- for businesses. Proof of Union Coun- including Union. that many accepted, a plan that is spent wisely and with the clear ty residency is required. "They were the rule and many the nursing home who makes the ness and their families, and be pre- decision about the nursing home or is will save more than $1 million purpose of improving the lives of pared to attend meetings on a regular For more information, call the counties still continue to offer long- annually for the next 10 years. We Union County families. Scrutiniz- Bureau of Environmental Services term care services to the count}/ resi- it the children of that person who are basis. making the decision?" he said. left vacancies open, saving hun- ing every line item in every depart- Vacancies on the Mental Health Hotline at 908-654-9889. dents," said Langevin. If Sharp knew the answer to that, dreds of thousands of dollars, ment, Estrada's committee provid- Advisory Board exist in the cate- Unlike Medicare and Medicaid the hospital would be able to target its while asking our employees to ed the final version of the 2003 gories of Medical Association repre- patients, a private patient is a resident Irish fund-raiser to benefit advertising toward the specific age expand responsibilities, allowing budget, which was unanimously sentatives, Parent-Teacher Associa- who is paying out of their own assets us to do more with less. We cut the approved May 29. Center for Hope Hospice and resources, which allows the hos- group that is making the decision. tion members, and at-large members. The Joseph Nugent Sr. Association county's motor vehicle fleet dra- As county manager, it is my Some of the duties of members to pital to recover the total cost of caring "One of the problems for us is that matically and eliminated positions responsibility to execute the day- of Union County will hold an Irish for a patient. obviously the print media is so much the board include: reviewing con- extravaganza to benefit the Center in every department and division. to-day operation of county govern- One of the ways Runnells can less expensive than trying to do radio tracts for state-funded mental health For Hope Hospice and Palliative Care The employees of the County ment. I'm proud to be in the posi- increase its revenue is to attract more or TV advertising but people don't services; identifying needed services June 13 from 7 p.m. to midnight at the of Union, when offered a volun- tion to execute the will of a free- private patients, explained Sharp. read as much as they used to," said and making recommendations for St. Helen's Parish Center, off Rahway tary furlough program, stepped up holder board that not only works new programs, including specialized "If you're really interested in Sharp. and participated in large numbers, diligently to improve the quality of Avenue, Westfield. increasing the revenue potential of services for,adults,and,youth, provid-: whicrt i'wift result in more than life for thefarnilies they serve, but The funds raised will help build a your facility then you have to do your Currently, the hospital has a com- ing oversight to ensure residents have mercial that airs on a few cable chan- $200,000 ,in savings that we will also has the vision to look beyond new hospital facility in Scotch Plains best to attract private patients," said access to quality services; ensuring nels but they can only afford to run apply .to this year's budget. today. Through their work, they to be called The Peggy Coloney Sharp. that patients and outpatient mental the commercial a few times. I'm proud to report that every truly touch the lives of families House of Hope. The private rate for a nursing freeholder and every department and continually prove that, in head in county government joined Union County, leadership is at an the voluntary furlough savings all-time high. plan and donated their days while working them. A Democrat, George Devan- Freeholder Vice Chairman ney is the Union County manag- Angel Estrada, chairman of the er.

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AH Marsh and Curtis Mark Williams Kirby Shakespeare Theater in Madi- Part of the problem lies in Robert Its "Bravo Broadway" featured By Astera Argyris and Helen Argers with a touching, yet scary, naivete. son. Lanchester's tentative portrayal of David Fouberts is appropriately highlights from the most famous A&E Correspondents Broadway musicals with three This often-produced, much Hero's father, Leonato. Brushing off smarmy as Don John's follower and renowned Broadway performers last their rehearsed schtick for the beloved, sophisticated comedy has at an intrusion by Dogberry into the plotter, Borachio, but Len Childers is Thursday and Saturday nights at the comic show tunes, especially "Any- its center the attractive Beatrice and preparations for his daughter's wed- wooden in the minor role of Bora- New Jersey Performing Arts Center in thing You Can Do, 1 Can Do Better." Benedick, who engage in a "merry ding, Lanchester is more mildly chio's sidekick, Conrade. Victoria Newark. Backed by a gifted orches- Individually, each selected his own war" of sharp wits, determined to annoyed than stressed-out. Respond- Mack is terrifically animated as tra, usually handling the intricacies of favorite show-stopping number. Ben- convince themselves, and each other, ing to the assault on his reputation by Hero's saucy maid, Margaret, who Bach or Beethoven, the three singers son began with a loud, piercing, that they're not in love. Despite the the accusations of Hero's faithless- unwittingly causes all the turmoil. As rose to the occasion. comic "Johnny One-Note." Ron Raines foul deeds and desperate measures of ness, he is far less enraged than one Constable Dogberry, whose shenani- With the example of guest conduc- LaBrecque soloed with "Over the a rather dopey sub-plot — which would expect in this male-dominated gans and misuse of the English lan- tor, Eric Stem, an Emmy-winning Rainbow," and Raines with "The from "Phantom of the Opera" with Shakespeare cribbed from an Italian society. Matching him in muted per- guage further contrast with these musician and Broadway veteran, the Impossible Dream" from "Man of La LaBrecque "singing "Music of the story — the two lovers are ultimately formance is Edmond Genest as the high-minded goings-on and provide majestic orchestra let loose. In fact, Mancha." Standing before three Night," while Raines and Benson did joined in holy matrimony and all ends self-proclaimed "plain-dealing vil- more hilarity, Eric Hoffman's use of Maestro Stern emphasized the exhila- upright microphones or using hand- the romantic duet, "All I Ask of You." well. lain," Don John. Instead of a man body language to underscore his ration of the evening by doing high held ones, their powerful voices Raines' soap opera training came out Despite James Wolk's gorgeous who, despite being forgiven for rais- instructions to subordinates Verges jumps on his little podium turning it became even more so by the amplifi- in full force then as he not only bowed late 18th-century sets and Frank ing rebellion against his brother, and George Seacoal is right on the into a miniature trampoline. cation. That extra volume was appre- on his knees before the love interest, Champa's luxurious costumes, the actively chafes under the younger money for this very pompous, little The "Reader's Digest" compendi- ciated by the packed house up to the but gave her hands and then her lips a production proceeds at an uneven man's rule, Genest portrays a mis- man. um of the great Broadway numbers fourth tier. particularly passionate series of kiss- pace. As directed by Bonnie J. Monte, chief-maker more world-weary than Although the Shakespeare Theater featured many of the revivals and pro- But the evening was one of good es. sparkling confrontations between passionate plotter. of New Jersey's production of "Much ductions currently appearing on will to all. The three stars, especially The high point of the evening was Beatrice and Benedick alternate with Fortunately, the chemistry Ado About Nothing" has much to rec- Broadway, such as selections from Benson and LaBrecque, talked about the encore. After a rousing applause, listless, muted interludes revolving between Sherman Howard and Donna ommend it, the lack of passion in key "Gypsy," "Man of La Mancha" and their personal lives. Benson men- the three came back dressed as hip- around the disastrous romance and Bullock as Benedick and Beatrice scenes and characters undercuts "Phantom of the Opera," and others tioned her big break, being chosen to pies: Benson was wearing a long, marriage of Beatrice's cousin, the vir- makes the air crackle whenever the Shakespeare's point. Ultimately, the recently closed — "Les Miserables" play Ariel in "The Little Mermaid," platinum wig, and the gentlemen were ginal Hero, to Benedick's comrade-at- two characters meet. Wholly play is about something very impor- — or revived in cinema and winning and the surprise of her children when loudly dressed in brightly colored arms, the callow Claudio. Master- immersed in their roles, both use their tant: the power of all kinds of love — Oscars — "Chicago." she appeared in anything less whole- vests and jackets. So we were pre- minded by Don Pedro of Navarre's entire bodies to convey their feelings, and its lack thereof— and what it can Among the three singers was Doug somely wet. Her voice, with its bub- pared when they belted out relaxed bastard brother, Don John, and uncov- much to the merriment of the audi- do to us. LaBrecque, with long credits on bly quality, was particularly appropri- and joyful selections from "Hair," inl- ered by constable Dogberry and his ence. It's a treat to watch Benedick Broadway and in touring companies, ate for her song, "Part of Your World" cuding "Aquarius" and "Let the Sun hapless rustics, the terrible accusa- metamorphose before our very eyes including "Les Miserables" and from that Disney sea animation. Shine." When the three signaled the tions of Hero's infidelity that rend the from confirmed bachelor to lovesick "Much Ado About Nothing" "Phantom of the Opera." Jodi Benson LaBrecque talked about his days audience was to join in, it was already social fabric should be greeted by calf upon overhearing his comrades runs through June 15 at the Shake- is known as Ariel in the Academy working in restaurants in New York doing so, clapping throughout to a uproarious righteous anger, but these proclaim that Beatrice loves him. speare Theater of New Jersey at the Award-winning Walt Disney animat- City until his big break came when he much-applauded finish. scenes are played so low-key and Beatrice's concomitant transforma- F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theater on tion, under similar circumstances, the campus of Drew University, ed film, "The Little Mermaid." But landed a role in "Les Miserables." All in all, it was a fun evening — leisurely that one waits impatiently from out-spoken shrew to infatuated Madison. For information, see the the one who really knew how to milk From that Broadway classic, he sang not one of the greatest artistic merit, for the next sprightly and passionate lass, is equally comical, yet touching. "Theater" listing in the Stepping a crowd was Ron Raines. Despite his "Bring Him Home." but one that showed Broadway songs skirmish between Beatrice and Perhaps because the two are a real-life Out calendar on Page B8. long list of Broadway credits, includ- Raines talked neither about him- and performers have talent to spare Benedick. ing his recent turn in the lead role of self nor his soap opera role. Instead, and warmth to share. Billy Flynn in "Chicago," he has he remarked on the wonder of the another life. He was almost hissed New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and, and then applauded when recognized after concluding his dramatic rendi- Editorial deadlines as a soap opera star and villain, Alan tion of "This is the Moment" from Following are deadlines for news: Spaulding in CBS-TV's "Guiding "Jekyll and Hyde," bowed to the con- Church, club and social - Thursday Light." ductor, sharing the honors. noon. Dressed to dazzle, Benson wore a All three had gracious compli- Entertainment - Friday noon. different gown for each of the two ments for the NJPAC hall, Newark Sports - Monday noon. acts, while the gentlemen stuck to and some New Jersey teams. The Letters to the Editor - Monday 9 a.m. tuxedos. The three worked well in evening's conclusion was selections General - Monday 5 p.m. Liberty Hall welcomes area dads For those dads whose idea of relaxation is to tinker al large machines including two John Deere tractors with tools and machinery, perhaps in the garden or and a Frick engine survived and will be on display. garage. Liberty Hall Museum in Union would be a The Frick tractor manufactured in 1920 in Waynes- perfect place for them to visit Father's Day, June 15. boro, Pa., is an essential part of the history of farming In honor of the many generations of men who have in America because its revolutionary design allowed lived and worked on this large estate from 1772 until land that was impossible to plow with horses to 1995, tools of all kinds, age and scale, necessary for become productive. all types of work, will be on display. Culled from the To remind visitors that life on this large estate was closets, carriage house, attic and garden shed, the not only about work, vintage entertainment equipment tools on view will help tell the story of Liberty Hall's such as radios, televisions and record players and men and machines. sporting equipment can be seen. During the later part of the 18th and early 19th cen- From the tools of the garden to the tools of the turies, grand estates such as Liberty Hall were totally house, a visit to Liberty Hall Museum on June 15 will self-sufficient. The labor intensity of this era is be a real treat for anyone interested in how chores over reflected in Liberty Hall's vast collection of tools that the past two centuries were accomplished and provide were used for the tedious chores of blacksmithing, a window on the lifestyle of the Liberty Hall men. branding, candlemaking, cooking and ice gathering. Liberty Hall Museum, 1003 Morris Ave. in Union, As the farm grew into a large producer of poultry, directly across from Kean University, is open Wednes- Donna Bullock, left, as Beatrice and Sherman Howard as Benedick bring the necessary fruits, produce and dairy products, the estate's inhab- days to Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 pm. Hours on most levei of energy, focus and passion to their roles in Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About itants acquired machinery and tools that were state- Sundays are noon to 4 p.m., but the museum will open Nothing,' on stage through July 15 at the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey. of-the-art. Journals written by family members at 10 a.m. June 15. 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For information, visit www.rahwayarts- artist, Fulbright Fellow, professor of art at New Jersey guild.org, call 732-381-7511 or send e-mail to. arts- City University; Johann Jochnowitz, artist, professor guild [email protected]. NEWS CLIPS HEART grants are available from Freeholders 'Mikado' bows in Summit This season, the show will have a Trammps, The Warren Daniels Band cabaret feel. Audiences will hear "The Mikado" by Gilbert and Sul- and vocalist Dena Allen. The Union County Board of and. nonprofit organizations of the arts, our history, and the human- livan closes the Stony Hill Players music by Gilbert and Sullivan, Original P consists of some of the Chosen Freeholders invites local Union County. ities," said Freeholder Chester 2002-03 season, beginning Friday in Stephen Sondheim, George and Ira founders of the Rock and Roll Hall of nonprofit organizations, individual "The response to the HEART Holmes, liaison to the Cultural artf Summit. Gershwin, Cole Porter, Leonard Bern- Fame act Parliament Fundkadelic. artists and scholars to apply for Grant program in the past few years Heritage Programs Advisory Board. stein and others. This is easily one of Gilbert and Their funk-filled sounds, like "Atom- funding from the 2003 Union Coun- has been exciting," said Freeholder "These cultural assets are a vital Sullivan's most famous works and The Celebration Singers is a non- ic Dog" and "Flashlight," will have ty HEART — History, Education, Chairwoman Deborah P. Scanlon. part of community life, well-being, arguably the most popular ever writ- profit community choir consisting of the audience on its feet. Arts Reaching Thousands — Grant "The recipients are a wonderful mix economic development and cultural ten. Set in Imperial Japan, this story approximately 50 adults and about 20 The Average White Band has been program. of creative individuals — poets and tourism in Union County." of love and trickery is the perfect children. The Children's Chorus was performing at sold-out shows around Recognizing the importance of writers, painters, photographers, To request a HEART Grant vehicle for Gilbert's wit and satire introduced eight years ago to help the world since 1975, with hits like culture and the arts to the economy musicians and dancers — plus arts, application and guidelines, contact aimed at the foibles of human nature. fuel the love of music in area children "Pick Up trie Pieces" and "Work to and quality of life, the freeholders history and other cultural organiza- the Union County Division of Cul- Gilbert's!^ lyrics and Sullivan's and.give them a place to further their Do." established the HEART Grants in tions "and civic groups." tural and Heritage Affairs at 633 melodies have charmed audiences for skill and their love for the arts. The Trammps are another world- 1998. This innovative program sup- "The services provided by these Pearl St., Elizabeth, 07202. For tele- more than a century, but they are still Over the years, the Celebration renowned act, certain to grab the ports projects related to history, the artists, scholars and organizations phone inquiries, call 908-558-2550, as fresh as "the flowers that bloom in Singers, now conducted by Sean audience with their Grammy Award arts and humanities, and demon- directly benefit the residents of our Relay users dial 711. E-mail may be the spring." Berg, has performed many styles of classic "Disco Inferno."' strates a commitment to the artists county and increase appreciation for sent to [email protected]. music, including classical, jazz, "The Mikado" takes place in the The Warren Daniels Band has pol- opera, folk, spirituals and Broadway. town of Titipu and features many ished its sophisticated R&B by per- beloved characters including Ko Ko, While they focus on two main con- forming at popular venues throughout HOROSCOPE the Lord High Executioner with his certs a year, they also perform at pri- New York and New Jersey. "little list" of potential victims. David vate and community events, such as Dena Allen — "The Pride of Plain- ful and close bond with special A close personal relationship takes Fanwood's "Fanny Wood Day" and at field" — will open the show. She has June 9-15 friends and associates. on a more intense dimension. If you Cantor returns from playing Admiral ARIES (March 21-April 19): Avoid ' Joseph in last season's production of Cranford Senior Housing. shared stages with Stevie Wonder, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): With a cannot stand the heat then it is time The Celebration Singers has been Jermaine Jackson and a host of others. imposing your views or opinions on celestial emphasis on your career, to get out of the kitchen. "H.M.S. Pinafore" to portray Ko Ko. others this week. Colleagues, friends performing in the community for 65 For more information about you'll feel like you are on top of the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): The role of Mikado, Imperial Emper- or associates should be allowed to or of Japan, is brought to life by two years. In the past year, the group has "Rhythm and Blues by the Brook," world. Compliments from you boss Work with co-workers until you are Kids' Kingdom, and the "Taste of think for themselves. are well earned. Stand up and take a all able to agree on the duties and actors: Wayne Hu, a newcomer to more than doubled in size. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Your SHP, and Gregory Wright, who also With the many financial cuts in the Spring Food Court," call 908-436- bow. details involved in a special project. 2900. income or earning capacity is high- Pool your energies and prosper. played The Captain in "Pinafore." arts happening throughout the coun- lighted. Take a good look at your LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): Luck "The Mikado" will be performed try, it is more important than ever to Arboretum plans class values and explore a variety ofmon- smiles on you this week. Use this AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): The cycle to increase your chances in a Friday to June 22, Fridays to Sun- come out and support community arts Indoor gardeners will learn what to eymaking opportunities. full moon shines favorably on fun days, with no performances June 7 or organizations. "Jersey Jazz" will be do when their houseplants wilt and GEMINI (May 21-June 21): You are speculative game. Keep in mind, and romance. Unused talents 20. Shows are at 8 p.m. Fridays and presented at St. Anne's Church, Sec- wither in the "Everything You Wanted oozing with wit, appeal and charis- nothing ventured, nothing gained. emerge. Cash in on a skill you have Saturdays, 3 p.m. Sundays, at Summit ond Avenue, Garwood. For ticket to Know About Houseplants" class ma this week. Take full advantage of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): A kept under wraps for far too long. Middle School, 272 Morris Ave, Sum- information, call 908-241-8200 or taught by Union County agricultural a scheduled public appearance to large sum of money is within your PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): An mit. Tickets are $20 for adults and 908-276-6846. Discounts are avail- agent Madeline Flahive DiNardo on show off your talents. reach. Capitalize on available unsettling domestic matter comes $10 for students with I.D. Group rates able. Tuesday at Reeves-Reed Arboretum CANCER (June 22-July 22): Volun- investment opportunities using joint into focus. Work with family mem- are available. For information and in Summit. teer any spare time you have to help resources or other people's money. bers and neighbors to come up with the ideal solution. reservations, call 908-464-7716. R&B event is Saturday "Everything You Wanted to Know a charitable organization. Monetary, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): About Houseplants" will be taught food or clothing donations is also The Union County Board of Cho- appreciated. Celebration Singers will sen Freeholders presents the fourth Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The fee is get jazzy with dessert annual "Rhythm and Blues by the S20. Reeves-Reed Arboretum is locat- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): The full NEW JERSEY, pLiNT ed at 165 Hobart Ave., Summit. For moon illuminates your friendship N T Take a night away from the televi- Brook" free music festival on Satur- BOTANICAL GARDENS ?i& P sion and join the Celebration Singers day from noon to 7 p.m. at Cedar information, call 908-273-8787, ext. sector. Enjoy sharing a very wonder- 16. 1198 DUKE'S PARKWAY W. H!LLSBOROUGH,N.J.08844 and Children's Chorus on Friday and Brook Park in Plainfield. HOURS - WED. 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Then we — me and not fond of definitions. should have modified the moniker as the audience — instead of all these "I'm indefinable," she says of her she matured separate individuals that have arrived performance style. "I'm not a jazz "So I guess we're soon going to be with all their thoughts, suddenly singer, but I'm jazz-influenced. I'm facing Geriatric Janey," she said with we're all in that musical emotional just a singer. These songs tell stories a hearty laugh. experience together. and I'm just the conduit." Another definition Dexter enjoys "And I think that's my job, to Dexter will be sharing her stories defying is her very art form. make all those bubbles disappear." with audiences at The Manor in West "People think it's just old songs In order to pop the bubbles, Dexter Orange on June 12 when she appears sung in an old way," she says of describes a set of music as a gallery, in the Cabaret Soiree series. cabaret. with each song being one of the paint- Despite the obvious mental con- "1 used to be annoyed by the word ings. With that in mind, she chooses Baby Jane Dexter nection to a garishly made-up Bette 'cabaret' because of how it was per- not to describe each number prior to Davis, visitors to The Manor need not ceived. But now, at this time in our singing it, preferring to let the audi- Brunswick. Nereida Heller Delsa Slaugh fear having to listen to "I've Written a lives with every thing that's happened ence absorb it as they will. Having just returned from a gig in Letter to Daddy." In actuality, Dexter in recent years, something like "I don't want to interfere with how Palm Beach, Dexter is in the final came by her stage name in a manner cabaret is one of the most easily dis- they view the paintings," Dexter said. stages of preparing her act for The Musical Club awards more reminiscent of Gypsy Rose Lee. missable things. The vocalist, whose dreams of a Manor. When Dexter appeared on a small tel- "It is so not dismissable, it's vital," singing career began as a child watch- "I was going to do one show called evision show as a young women, and she stated. "The idea to be in a room ing the old Million Dollar Movie on 'With Arms Wide Open,'" she said of annual scholarships was signing the union release to together and be able to make those television, has appeared on such her Manor date. "But since 1 was appear, her name became an 11 th- people glad that they left their homes stages as the Kennedy Center in hired, I put another show together. It The Scholarship Awards Committee of the Musical Club of West- hour issue. to come out to be in that room, that Washington, D.C., and Avery Fischer could be called the same thing field named six music students to receive scholarships totaling $12,000 "They said, 'You can't be Jane they got something more than they H'.il at Lincoln Center in New York, because it reaches deeply into people for the 2003-04 academic year. Dexter,' and I said, 'Why?'" she relat- came in with. It's such a privilege, it's not to mention a wealth of cabaret and makes them feel things in a big The committee has awarded two new scholarships to high school sen- ed. "And they said, 'There's another just such an important thing." rooms across the country. She has way." iors Nereida Heller and Delsa Slaugh. The recipients are all students of That's the one definition Dexter one in the union.' " The other Jane In imparting that experience, Dex- shared the spotlight with such lumi- outstanding musical and scholastic ability, and are also in need of finan- seems to approve of. Dexter in question was, in fact, the ter finds she makes use of some col- naries as Grace Jones, Betty Buckley, cial assisitance. The are all enrolled as music majors at the college level. singer's own mother, who was an orful visualization. and opera stars Frederica von Stade "The whole point is to be able to David A. Bhasin, the recipient of the Rachel C. Hylan Memorial actress. "1 suggested Jane Dexter Jr.," "1 imagine that all these people and Samuel Ramey. In addition to her reach and affect other people." Scholarship, is a violin performance major at Northwestern University. which got a bad reaction, "and then I come into the club and they all have a singing career, Dexter has worked as For information on Baby Jane He will be a junior in the fall. Bhasin is an active member of the orches- tried my legal name, Jane N. Dexter, bubble, like a cartoon bubble, above an artist-educator for the New Jersey Dexter's appearance in The tra as well as numerous ensembles. Rachel Hylan was an active member Shakespeare Theater in Madison and but people thought I was a duo: Jane their heads," she said. In the bubbles, Manor's Cabaret Soiree series on of the club and its president at her death in December of 2001. the George Street Playhouse in New and Dexter." she imagines the people's thoughts of June 12, call 973-731-2360. Elizabeth Grausso, a flute performance major at Vanderbilt Universi- ty, will be entering her junior year at the Blair School of Music. She per- forms with the Woodwind Choir and the Spirit of Gold Marching Band. She performed in recital at Turner Hall on the campus earlier this year. Edward Jackson will be a senior at Berklee College of Music in Boston. He is the recipient of the Alice T. Stephens Memorial Scholar- ship. Jackson is a drummer with Guilty, a Boston-based ensemble. He will be interning with Sony this summer. t « Kristin Joham will be a junior at the Cincinnati Conservatory major- i > ing in French horn performance. She is the Mary Jane Coffelt Memori- Join Us Far Father's Day pi FREE al Scholar. Joham also has won an award from the National Foundation 1/3LB. ORIGINAL BURGER for Advancement in the Arts. This summer, she will study in Switzer- Regular Dinner Menu Available I 2pc. Chicken Dinner ||l I'WlTH PURCHASE OF 3PC. DINNER AND*Il' FRIES, land. 31 MEDIUM DRINK AT FULL PRICE. Isl§F" ANDA SQFT DRINK. 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Actors of color and actors with disabilities are encouraged to by Mr. R. Di Stefano your host Wednesdays - 8:30 pm submit their pictures/resumes for this Fridays audition. Karaoke with "Teddy O'ConneU" "Music with Billy" Take Out Service Join Us R*r Father's Day, June 15th Union County Party Room Available 1st Sunday of Every Mmih On-line Off Premise Catering TrmiUmml Irish SmBi'um 2 pm Gift Certificates, Every Sunday Opm Mia 9pm FIND IT BYOB *Live Irish Music Every Sunday Quick & Easy Private Party Room Available for All Occasions upto 108 People Pub Menu Available until 1 am Open Nightly 'til 2am Serving Lunch & Dinner Daily 1! www.localsource.com Visit at our website ewww.moHymaguiras.com for additional info. 1085 Central Avenue, Clark » (732)388-6511 PAGE B6 — THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS NJ Symphony's Bach Festival takes audiences back to 'Golden Age' playing with such marked dispatch Cremona itself. He held in his hands a violin, Yet the audience is not listening to fitting composer to present these and emphasis, gasps were heard — shaped by him and carved to perfec- one Stradivarius but, for the first time instruments than Bach — known not The Fourth Concerto gives atten- tion to a solo violin and two flutes. for many shared the universal fear tion. ever, 30 rare string instruments from only for his melodies and rhythms but that a "Strad" should not be played as the master composer of complex The contest between the two flutes This violin had a thicker neck, a the masters Stradivari, Guarneri del with such speed and vigor. But none scores. The Bach Brandenburg con- and solo violin was riveting, especial- flatter bridge and a gut bow string. Scene Gesu, Amati and others from the of the violinists of the NJSO held His hands caressed the belly and the By Astera Argyris and Helen Argers Golden Age, or the 17th and 18th cen- certos are of such complexity that ly since in this case, the violin was back. They knew both Bach and the back of the finished instrument, var- A&E Correspondents turies. The New Jersey Symphony they require an extra technical virtu- layed by the great talent, Jaime Lare- golden instruments in their hands nished now to a shine, as he put it Orchestra has the largest collection of osity to play. That could be one reason do, who, between dazzling displays demanded the best of them, and they down on his work bench and agave a historic string instruments — a coup that when these concertos were com- on his own Stradivarius, was able to gave it. satisfied smile. for them and for New Jersey. posed by Bach and submitted to the conduct the orchestra with an occa- sell it for several million dollars. The performance was clearly the It is the year of our Loard 1700 in A Bach Festival was scheduled to royal Margrave Brandenburg, they sional gesture of his bow or hand. Span more than 300 years to the "Best of Bach," the "Perfection of Cremona, Italy, and the artisan in his introduce this "Golden Age Collec- were ignored. Or, it is possible that For the Orchestra Suite No. 4 in D New Jersey Symphony Orchestra at Paredo." But most of all, it was a sen- workshop is Antonio Stradivari, com- tion." The first performance was this Bach's accompanying humble and Major, Laredo put aside his violin to the New Jersey Performing Arts Cen- sational step back into the age of mas- pleting another masterwork. past Sunday at NJPAC and another is flowery note was off-putting, for conduct. This is a joyous combination ter in Newark. That very violin could of various dances from that time — ter craftsmen who made everything Generations later that violin will this coming Sunday. The June 1 Bach wrote that he was presenting his now be in the hands of the lead vio- with Bach balancing the rhythms to they touched a work of art. No sluff- be sought by not only the greatest vio- appearance featured Jaime Laredo as concertos "begging Your Highness linist as he strokes it with his bow, perfection. The blended golden "voic- offs in 1700, none at the NJSO per- linists eager to play a Stradivarius, but sending the instrument's ancient gold- violinist and conductor. Bach was most humbly not to judge their imper- chosen because there can be no more fection with the rigor of that discrim- es" sent chills throughout the audi- formance in 2003. by collectors who know they could en voice over an enraptured audience. ence that applauded and applauded as inating and sensitive taste, which The sensational singing voices each one sensed they were in the everyone knows Him to have for from the master violins of the Golden presence of history being made. musical works." The Duke died not Age will stay with you, like a Circe deigning to hear them. But the high point was the Double chant from the past. As timeless as the Violin Concerto in D Minor, in which strings is their message that true But the audience at NJPAC had Laredo was joined in a virtuoso duet worth just improves with age. their own "discriminating and senis- by the concertmaster, Eric Wyrick. And those six words sum up this tive taste" transported when the Nos. There is something about a violin performance. 3 and 4 in G Major were played. The played by a great talent that gives the The New Jersey Symphony Third Concerto is special for its sense illusion of a singer going at it full Orchestra will present this concert of a dialogue between instruments. speed without stopping for a breath. again Sunday in Prudential Hall at They chatted away in full force, with In this case, it was two on a chase. As the New Jersey Performing Arts no one playing solo, but becoming we watched Laredo beaming, leading, Center in Newark. For information, one voice that seemed to come from setting the pace, and the NJSO strings call 800-255-3476. In-person registration planned for music school The Union Music School announces in-person art, art with artists, drawing, painting, band, orches- registration June 14, 9 a.m. to noon at Kawameeh tra, jazz, chorus, and creative illustrated advertising. Middle School in Union. Also, the musicals under consideration are "Alice in This is the 49th annual summer session, slated Wonderland" for grades three to seven, and "Guys from July 1 through 31,9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. daily. It and Dolls" for grades eight to 12. Final selections will be held at Kawameeh Middle School. Before- depend on enrollment. and after-care also are available daily for a nominal To have a brochure mailed to you with complete charge. Tuition is S310 per child which equates to information, provide your name and mailing address, only S13 per day. Family discounts are available. preferably via e-mail to [email protected]; Courses in 2003 for students in grades Pre-K fax to 908-687-7332, or call Mrs. Frain at 908-851- through 12 include musical art, origami and paper 6470 or Mr. Rago at 908-851-4415.

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For info: 973-655-4443 or go to www.stokesmusiccamp.com tf>e Qouti) Zlbauntmnileservatpn 800-463-1879 There is still time to apply! ,H Cc& (732) 27HU0 or visit our Website at fcW.npngdom.com COUPOH EXPIRES 6/11/03 lixnzr PAGE B8 — THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Stepping Out is a weekly calendar To purchase tickets, send checks designed to guide our readers to the payable to Westfield Community Play- many arts and entertainment events ers to Letty Hudak, 409 Harrison Ave., in the Union County area. The cal- Westfield, 07090. endar is open to all groups and THE BACK PORCH in Rahway will organizations in the Union County present Open Mike Night every Thurs- area. To place your free listing, send day night, as well as solo artists and information to Arts and Entertain- "Coronary Heart Disease: A Guide to Noble is located at 240 Route 22 Shalom Way ihvScotch Plains, will West, Springfield, will sponsor Tales bands on weekends. ment Editor Bill VanSant, Worrall Diagnosis and Treatment." The Town West, Springfield. For information, call present a benefit concert the New Jer- for Tots Preschool Storytime, Tues- The Back Porch is located at 1505 Community Newspapers, 463 Valley Book Store is located at 255 E. Broad 973-376-8544. sey Workshop for the Arts Concert days and Thursdays at 11 a.m., and Main St., Rahway. For information, call 732-381-6544. St., P.O. Box 158, Maplewood, NJ St., Westfield. For information, call JEWISH BOOK LOVERS meets the Band on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Tickets the Kids' Writing Workshop, Saturdays are $5 for adults,. $3 for children. For at 10 a.m. For information, cad 973- 07040. 908-233-3535 or visit www.townbook- third Monday of the month at Barnes : CROSSROADS, 78 North Ave., Gar- store.com. and Noble in Springfield. Barnes and information, call 908-889-1830. 376-8544. wood, presents a series of jazz, blues ART SHOWS AUTHOR JEFF DIAMANT will appear Noble is located at 240 Route 22 JAY SIEGEL AND THE TOKENS, and comedy concerts, as well as foot- at the Town Book Store of Westfield on West, Springfield. For information, call along with Shirley Alston Reeves of POETRY ball-themed nights. MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS ARTS June 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. to sign copies 973-376-8544. The Shirelles, will appear in concert Every Monday: Open Mike Night, . POETRY OUT LOUD! will take place CENTER will sponsor an exhibit of of his new book, "The Heist! The 17 BOOKS WE LIKE, a reading group June 14 at 8 p.m. in Wilkins Theater at Happy Hour all night. - . . at Barnes and Noble, 240 Route 22 members' works through June 13 at Million Loomis Fargo Theft." The Town featuring staff recommendations, will Kean University, 1000 Morris Ave., Every Tuesday: Jazz Jam, all pints West, Springfield. For information, call Overlook Hospital, 99 Beauvoir Ave., Book Store is located at 255 E. Broad meet the third Wednesday of the Union. Tickets are $25 to $35 for the are $2. 973-376-8544. Summit. The gallery is open 24 hours St., Westfield. For information, call month at 7:30 p.m. at Barnes and general public; $20 for senior citizens Every Wednesday: Hi-Fi Wednes- a day, seven days a week. For infor- 908-233-3535 or visit www.townbook- Noble of Clark. The selection for June and Kean faculty, staff and alumni, and OPEN MIKE POETRY NIGHT takes days with G.L.O.; Corona, Cuervo, mation, call 973-538-7960, 973-267- store.com. 18 is "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel. $15 for students. For information, call place the second Sunday of every Margaritas, $2 all night 3049 or 973-455-1494. Barnes and Noble is located at 1180 908-737-7469. month at 7 p.m. at Barnes and Noble, Every Thursday: Ail domestic beer, AUTHOR MICHAEL IMMERSO will 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. For infor- $2 all night. EXHIBIT AND CONTEST of artwork appear at Barnes and Noble of Clark Raritan Road, Clark. For information, call 732-574-1818. DANCE mation, call 732-574-1818. Today: Tom Vella, and Trouble by Union County employees and their on June 24 at 7:30 p.m. to sign copies Makers families will be on display through of his book, "Coney Island: The Peo- SHAKESPEARE OUT LOUD Read- 'RIVERDANCE: THE SHOW' will be For information, call 908-232-5666 June 13 at NUI Elizabethtown Gas ple's Playground." Barnes and Noble ing Group meets the third Friday of the presented at Tuesday to June 15 in RADIO or visit www.xxroads.com Company, Liberty Hall Center, 1085 is located at 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. month at 7:30 p.m. at Barnes and Prudential the New Jersey Performing Morris Ave., Union. Hours are 8 a.m. For information, call 732-574-1818. Noble in Clark to read a Shakespeare TRI-COUNTY RADIO ASSOCIATION EAT TO THE BEAT Coffeehouse in Arts Center in Newark. Shows are will meet at 8 p.m. the first and thirda Rahway will feature appearances by to 6 p.m. For information, call 908- play out loud. Barnes and Noble is Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., 558-2550 or send e-mail to AUTHOR JON KATZ will appear at Mondays of the month at the Willow musical artists. Eat to the Beat is locat- Barnes and Noble of Springfield on located at 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. June 12 at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m., June [email protected]. For information, call 732-574-1818. Grove Presbyterian Church on Old ed at 1465 Irving St. at East Cherry June 29 at 2 p.m. to sign copies of his 13 at 8 p.m., June 14 at 2 and 8 p.m., Raritan Road in Scotch Plains. For Street, Rahway. For information, call PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS OF book, "New Work of Dogs: Tending to WOMEN'S READING GROUP meets and June 15 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $17 information, call 908-241-5758. 732-381-0505. HUMAN EXPRESSIONS by Mario Life, Love and Family in a Changing the last Wednesday of the month at to $64 from Tuesday to June 12, $17 FLYNN'S IRISH PUB and Steakhouse Pinto of Portugal will be on exhibit at World." Barnes and Noble is located at Barnes and Noble in Clark. The selec- to $74 from June 13 to 15. in Rahway will present entertainment the Les Maiamut Art Gallery in Union 240 Route 22 West, Springfield. For tion for May 28 is "Bel Canto" by Ann NJPAC is located at 1 Center St., SINGLES at various times. Flynn's Irish Pub is Public Library through June 19. information, call 973-376-8544. Patchett. Barnes and Noble is located Newark. For information, call 888-466- Gallery hours are Mondays to DINNERMATES and Entrepreneurs located at 1482 Main St., Rahway. For UNION PUBLIC LIBRARY BOOK at 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. For infor- 5722 or visit www.njpac.org. Group invites business and profes- Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fridays mation, call 732-574-1818. information, call 732-381-4700. and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Union DISCUSSION GROUP will meet the SUMMIT FOLK DANCERS will spon- sional singles to dinner at a local MOLLY MAGUIRE'S IRISH PUB, for- Public Library is located at 1980 Mor- third Wednesday of the month to dis- sor evenings of international dance restaurant; wine and mingling is at 8 merly Casual Times, in Clark will pres- ris Ave. in Friberger Park, Union. For cuss various books. CLASSES throughout the year at The Connection p.m., dinner is at 9 p.m. Two age ent entertainment in the coming information, 908-851-5450. June 18: "John Adams" by David for Women and Families, 79 Maple groups are available. For information weeks. Thursdays are Ladies Nights, McCuliogh REEVES-REED ARBORETUM in St., Summit. Sessions are alternate on dates and locations, call 732-822- THE SKULSKI ART GALLERY in and Sundays feature NFL games and Union Public Library is located at Summit will sponsor a class on "Every- Fridays from 8 to 10:30 p.m. The sea- 9796 or visit www.dinnermates.com. Clark will exhibit the pastels of $2 drafts. 1980 Morris Ave. in Friberger Park, thing You Wanted to Know About son closing party is June 13. Admis- Ryszard Milek through June 20. 1NTERFAITH SINGLES, for single Molly Maguire's is located at 1085 Union. For information, call 908-851- Houseplants" on June 10 from 7 to 9 sion is $2, or $12 for half the season; Gallery hours are Tuesdays to Fri- adults older than 45 years old, will Central Ave.. Clark. For information, 5450. p.m. Fee is $20. Reeves-Reed Arbore- workshops are $5. For information, days, 5 to 9 p.m., and Saturdays, 10 to meet every Sunday from 9 to 10:30 call 732-388-6511. tum is located at 165 Hobart Ave., 1:30 p.m. The Skulski Art Gallery is HARRY POTTER BOOK DISCUS- call 973-467-8278. a.m. for discussion and continental Summit. For information, call 908-273- SECOND SATURDAYS COFFEE- located in the Polish Cultural Founda- SION GROUP will meet every other Y-SQUARES, a local square dance breakfast at the First Baptist Chruch, 8787, ext. 16. HOUSE will take place the second tion, 177 Broadway, Clark. For infor- Thursday at 3 p.m. at Barnes and club, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at 170 Elm St., Westfield. Donation is $2. Noble of Springfield.\ Saturday of each month at 8 p.m. in mation, call 732-382-7197. REEVES-REED ARBORETUM in Frank K. Hehnly School, Raritan For information, call 908-889-5265 or the Fellowship Hall of the Summit Uni- June 26: "Harry Potter and the Sor- Road, Clark. Fee for each lesson is 908-889-4751. ARTIST JUDITH BANYAS of Roselle Summit will sponsor watercolor class- tarian Church, 4 Waldron Ave., Sum- cerer's Stone" $4. For information, call 908-298- Park will have her recent landscapes es; the next eight-week session runs mit. Featured will be an "open mike" July 10: "Harry Potter and the Wednesdays through June 25. Fee is 1851, 732-381-2535 or 908-241-9492. on exhibit through June 30 at the Chamber of Secrets" forum of music, poetry, comedy and Westfield Art Gallery. $138 with a discount for Reeves-Reed THEATER performance art. Refreshments are July 24: "Harry Potter and the Pris- members. Reeves-Reed Arboretum is Gailery hours are Tuesdays to Fri- served. Admission is $4. Talent is oner of Azkaban" located at 165 Hobart Ave., Summit. KEAN UNIVERSITY will present "The days, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Thursdays, 7 DISCUSSION sought for future dates. Aug. 7: "Harry Potter and the Gob- For information, call 908-273-8787, Laramie Project" by Moises Kaufman to 9 p.m., and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to JOURNAL WRITING GROUP, led by For information, call 908-273-3245. let of Fire" ext. 16. in Room 119 of Vaughn-Eames Hall noon. The Westfield Art Gallery is Aug. 21: "Harry Potter and the professional life coach Jami Novak, from Friday to June 15. Shows are at TAVERN IN THE PARK in Roselle located in the New Jersey Workshop Order of the Phoenix" (Available June meets the fourth Thursday of each 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Park will present Teddy Halek in "An for the Arts, 150-152 E. Broad St., 21) month at Barnes and Noble in Clark. June 15. Tickets are $10 for the gen- Evening of Frank Sinatra" Saturdays Westfield. CONCERTS Barnes and Noble is located at 240 Barnes and Noble is located at 1180 eral public, and Kean faculty, staff and at 9 p.m. Tavern in the Park is located 2003 TEEN ARTS EXHIBIT will tour Route 22 West, Springfield. For infor- COFFEE WITH CONSCIENCE Con- Raritan Road, Clark. For information, alumni, $7 for students and senior citi- at 147 W. Westfield Ave., Roselle Union County, with an initial exhibit at mation, call 973-376-8544. cert Series of Westfield and Spring- call 732-574-1818. zens. Kean University is located at Park. For information, call 908-241- the Springfield Public Library, 66 BOOKS BY WOMEN, ABOUT field will conclude its musical presen- WRITERS' WORKSHOP will meet 1000 Morris Ave., Union. For informa- 7400. Mountain Ave., Springfield. The exhib- WOMEN meets the first Wednesday of tations next month in Westfield. every other Monday at Barnes and tion, 908-653-1804. VAN GOGH'S EAR, 1017 Stuyvesant it will remain at the Springfield Library June 21: GrooveLily, Westfield Noble in Springfield, 240 Route 22 the month at Barnes and Noble in STONY HILL PLAYERS of Summit Ave., Union, will present a series of through July 9. For information, call All concerts begin at 8 p.m. West- West. For information, call 973-376- Springfield. Barnes and Noble is locat- will present Gilbert and Sullivan's "The musical events. Tuesdays are 908-558-25^0^6^ users dial 711. field concerts are at the First United 8544. ed at 240 Route 22.aW^S.t,lSprijggfield. Mikado"'^frdm'' Friday; to June 22. "Acoustic Tuesday," some: of which Methojjp; Church, 1 E.,.,BYoEfi! St.; CHILDREN'S' SPECIALIZED HOSPI- For information, catf97^3?<6-8544. Shows are at-8 p.fn.' Friday and June feature open mike from 8 to 9 p.m. for Springfield concjerts-aEe..at.Springfield TAL in IvVfluofainside will exhibit the THE 'LOlB OF THlaRTf

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UNION BARA DOROTA 27E15THST LINDEN CAPIELLO JOHN A 334 WALNUT AVE CRANFORD BARBA ALLISON 771 SUMMIT AVE WESTFIELD CAPITAL CONSULTANTS OF AMERICA 1A MAPLES AVE SPRINGFIELD BAHBA NICHOLAS 771 suMvirr AVE WESTFIELD CARABALLO MAGDA 540 YALE AVE HILLSIDE BARBARA HILYARD 614 FAIRWAY RD LINDEN CARAVELA JOSEPH 1025 JOHN GLENN DR HILLSIDE BARBARA J WOOD 102 KENILWORTH BLVD CRANFORO CARAVELA JOSEPH M 1025 JOHN GLENN DRIVE HILLSIDE BARBATO HENRY 552ZIEGLERAVE#2 LINDEN CARAVELLO JOSEPHINE 1180W22NDHWY MOUNTAINSIDE BARCO BERTHA 329 CHERRY ST EUZABETH CARBAJALES JUAN PO BOX 609 ELIZABETH BARILLA JOSEPH 406 YALE AVE HILLSIDE CARD JERSEY T 649 RAHWAY AVE UNION BARLOW GRACE 2461 DAYTON AVE UNION CARDENAS RENE 23 EDGAR ST 1ST FL SUMMIT BARNETT ERIC fl PO BOX 5115 HILLSIDE CARDILLO J M 101SHERBROOKDR BERKELEY HTS BAHNETT LEROY 175 E ALBERT ST RAHWAY CARDONA REGINA 17 PHEASANT LN. SCOTCH PLAINS BARONE SUSAN A 1048 PIERPONT STREET RAHWAY CARDOSO MARIA 71 DIVISION ST APT 412 ELIZABETH BARR CHEYLL 92 PINE GROVE AVE SUMMIT CARDOT EMMA 619SELFMASTERPKY UNION BARRIOS HUMBERTO 1731 DILL AVE LINDEN CARE GABRIELE PO BOX 3602 UNION BARRIOS ROBIN F 630 WEST 7THST APT 11 PLAINFIELD CARHART ROY 287CRANNST HILLSIDE BARTHOLOMEW ALBERT 550 THOMPSON AVE ROSELLE CARL DEBRA 104 COLIN KELLY CT. CRANFORD BARTUNG JOE H 1308 PIERCE STREET BOX B METHFESSEL & WERBEL RAHWAY CARLUCCI KAREN A 1251 RAHWAY RD SCOTCH PLAINS BARZILAY EREZ 821 JERSEY AVENUE APT 4 C ELIZABETH CARO JOHN 42BERICOAVE EUZABETH BAS1LE ROSE M 329 W CLAY AVE ROSELLE PARK CAROLLO ANDREW 701 NEWARK AVE ELIZABETH BASTIEN GERTRUDE 2724 AUDRY TERR UNION CARON ROBERT 34 LIVINGSTON AVE WARREN BAST1EN INESIA 343 UNION AVE APT 3FL ELIZABETH CARPENTER S 230 KING GEORGE RD D WARREN BATISTA ODETE S 221 W 1ST AVE APT B-8 ROSELLE BATTAERD WIM PO BOX 2000 RAHWAY (Continued on Page B10) PAGE B10 — THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS

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ELIZABETH JOHN NAPIER DESIGNS INC PENSION PLAN TRUST CO COHEN FREEMAN ETAL SPRINGFIELD GUILLERMO RODRIQUEZ 300 WESTFIELD AVE MAHILYN RODRIQUEZ ELIZABETH JOHN STATE 2500 BRUNSWICK AVE LINDEN GUNTER MINNIE 217 CONKLIN AVE HILLSIDE JOHNNY FRIENDS 683 MAPLE AVE RAHWAY GUNTHER ELIZABETH M 1573 GREGORY AVE UNION JOHNSON CHERIE PO BOX 127 PLAINFIELD GURDEEP SINGH 529 W WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE PARK JOHNSON CHERYL 622 E JERSEY ST APT 6 ELIZABETH GUSHIN JESSICA 2112 SUMMIT TERRACE LINDEN JOHNSON HORST B 1819 MILDRED AVE LINDEN GUSTAVSEN PAUL 551 CLUBHOUSE CT APT 1 UNION JOHNSON JOHN 901 OLIVE STREET ELIZABETH GUTH MARCY 135 COUNTRY CLUB LN SCOTCH PLAINS JOHNSON KETCHEL 503 SOZIO HALL UNION GUTIERREZ • JUAN 232 FRONT ST ELIZABETH JOHNSON LAWTON C POBOX11 SUMMIT GUY W 400 EAST ST GEORGE AVE LINDEN JOHNSON PATRICIA PO BOX 162 VAUXHALL GWEZDZ BERTHA 212COOLIDGEST LINDEN JOHNSON WEST 449ELMORAAVE ELIZABETH GWIAZDA WILLIAM 707 MADISON AVE ELIZABETH JOMAR BULK CARRIERS! 207 WATCHUNG AVE CRANFORD GWILLIAM BROOKE D 54 CANDLEWOOD DR NEW PROVIDENCE JONES ASIAH 1302AVYST HILLSIDE HABERMAN J M 700 NORTH BROAD STREET ELIZABETH JONES BEVERLY 1033 CHANDLER AVE LINDEN HAGGERTY THOMAS 152 LOCUST DR UNION JONES JENNIE 1128 MORRIS ST ROSELLE HAIRSTON MOSES C 43 CHESTVIEW AVE VAUXHALL JONES RALPH 889 MADISON AVE UNION HAITH GLEN 513 E MILTON AVE RAHWAY JONES TIMOTHY J 1153 MARY ST APT 14 ELIZABETH HAKIMIPOUR M 138 WESTFIELD AVENUE 2F ELIZABETH JONG FRANS 427 BOULEVARD WESTFIELD HAKRE GANESH 321 VICTOR ST SCOTCH PLAINS JOSEPH NIGEL c 50 WOLF PL HILLSIDE HALBING 2132 VAN BUREN PL UNION JOSEPH CHIARELLO C 31 PARKER ROAD HELEN T ELIZABETbiULriu^ ill H HALEM ETHEL 433 COLONIAL AVE UNION JOSEPH MARSHALL IMPORTS PROFIT C/O BISHOP INDUSTRIES INC 250 MOUNTAINSIDE HALL ADELINE 403 LOCUST ST ROSELLE JOSIL CONSTRUCTION 614 SOUTH BROAD ST ELIZABETH HALL MARY E 415 FRANKLIN ST ELIZABETH JR STAEDLER CONSTRUCTION 14 GLEN OAKS AVE SUMMIT HAMBLETON DAVID 1988 DOGWOOD DR SCOTCH PLAINS JS FOOT FLEX INC 1018 STUYVESANT AVE UNION HAMID SALAHUDIN A 128W7THAVE ROSELLE (Continued on Page B12) HAMILTON JAMES 8 EMERSON LANE WARREN PAGE B12 — THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS

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WEEHAWKIN LATIMER BRENDA 549 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH MCCOY WILLIAM NBA HOLD UNION OFFICE UNION LAVACCA MICHELLE 559D MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD MCDERMOTT GENEVIEVE E 2444 MORRIS AVENUE UNION LAWAL MOHAYO PO BOX 3270 ELIZABETH MCDOUGALD NELLIE 35 ASHWOOD AVE SUMMIT LAWRENCE MATTHEW 2744 KILLIAN PLACE UNION MCELVEEN DALE PO BOX29 HILLSIDE LAWSON SARA PO BOX 5068 HILLSIDE MCEWEN FLOWERS INC 431 CENTRAL AVE WESTFIELD LAYTHAM REGINALD 1147 LIBERTY AVE HILLSIDE MCGARRY ERIN L 110 GRACE ST ROSELLE LEDDER LOIS 234 CHESTNUT ST ROSELLE PARK MCGAURAN KATHLEEN 529 VALLEY RD ROSELLE PARK LEE D 600 MOUNTAIN AVENUE 2C 121 MURRAY HILL MCGUIRE BRIDIE 12 MONMOUTH RD ELIZABETH LEE GAY 52 GOLF OVAL SPRINGFIELD MCHALE LAURA 574 THOREAU TERR UNION LEFKO LORI PO BOX 145 SCOTCH PLAINS MCHUGH CLARE 720 BEECHWOOD RD LINDEN LEGOFF ERIC 286 KENT PLACE BLVD SUMMIT MCJAMES SCOTT 725 DARTMOOR WESTFIELD LEHANKA CLAIRE 623 HAMILTON ST RAHWAY MCKEEVER KATHY 1122 COLUMBUS AVE WESTFIELD LEHECKA PRATT ASSOCI 385 NORTH AVE FANWOOD MCKENNA MARY A 823 NICHOLAS PL RAHWAY LEKCO INC 114 ELM ST WESTFIELD MCKENZIE EMMA 29 SKYVIEW RD. 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INC. 19 WEST 21 ST STREET LINDEN LIPSTEIN KENNETH N 822 SOUTH AVENUE WEST WESTFIELD METRO PHYSICIANS MGM T SERVICE 623 UNION AVENUE ELIZABETH LISANTI CAROL A 230 BELVIDERE AVE FANWOOD METROPOLITAN REALTY AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP INC TRUST 1311 MADISON HILL RD RAHWAY USSENDEN WILLIAM T 19 NORWOOD RD SPRINGFIELD MEY PAUL 1223 PLANE ST UNION LIST PETER 646 FOREST AVE WESTFIELD MEYER BRUNHILDE M PO BOX 4002 ROSELLE PARK LITTLE SHANDA D 263 MRACLAG MANOR ELIZABETH MEYER ELSA N 1341 NORTH AVE ELIZABETH LIU FAN 1458 PARKVIEW TER HILLSIDE MEYER HENRY 4 HICKORY ST CRANFORD LLANOS SONIA 16AWALNUTST SUMMIT MEYER KENNETH R 11 ADAMS AVENUE CRANFORD LLERANDI EUSEB1A 915 GROVE ST ELIZABETH MEYER TERESA P 38 BEAUVOIR AVE SUMMIT G LLOBELL E FOB 1210 SUMMIT MEYERS ADRIAN 21 ABERDEEN RD ELIZABETH LOCAL 863 WELFARE & BENEFIT 209 SUMMIT RD MOUNTAINSIDE MICHAEL E MARION & A 76 FLORAL AVENUE MURRAY HILL LOCKE HELEN 414 WESTMINSTER AVE ELIZABETH M1CHALAKIS KATHRYN 534 MORRISTOWN RD UNDEN LOCKLEY THELMA J 70-76 KENNEDY ARMS ELIZABETH MICHALAKIS KATHRYN 663 US HWY 22 HILLSIDE LONG D 600 MOUNTAIN AVENUE P O BOX 636 MURRAY HILL MICHALIS ATHANAS1OS 64 RUTGERS AV6 BERKLEY HGHTS LONG ELIZABETH 1072 WILLIAMS ST ELIZABETH MIDAS TOUCH RSTR INC 64 71 W WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE PRK LOUISE ELIZABETH LONG 400 IRVINGTQN AVE APT 1 MIEDOWICZ SOFIA 509 FRANKLIN ST ELIZABETH M 33 LOOMIS ST ELIZABETH LOPES FERNANDO MIGUORE MARK 17 TUDOR CT APT 67 EUZABETH LOPES LUIS 410 MARSHALL ST ELIZABETH, MIKOLAJCZYK MIROSLAW 14 ALLISON RD ROSELLE ELIZABETH LOPES MANUEL 619 MARSHALL ST MILCZAREKUTE ROMAN 1529 LONG MEADOW RD WITTIG MICZAREKUTE MOUNTAINSIDE ' POBOX99 RAHWAY LOPEZ ANDREW MILFORT MAGALIE 440 EAST WESTFIELD AVE 1STFL ROSELLE PARK LOPEZ CARLOS 545 LIVINGSTON STREET APT 1 ELIZABETH MILLER EDNA 400 WAYNE TERR UNION ELIZABETH LOPEZ DIMAS 822 MONROE AVE MILLER JEFFREY L PO BOX 169 ROSELLE PARK LOPEZ GUSTAVO A 521 JACKSON AVE 2ND F ELIZABETH MILLER K 600 MOUNTAIN AVENUE 2B309 MURRAY HILL LOPEZ JOSE 452 BROADWAY ELIZABETH, MILLER NICOLE 10 CONNECTICUT STREET CRANFORD LOPEZ MARIO 529 LIVINGSTON ST ELIZABETH, MILLER TOMMY 648 JEFFERSON AVE APT E9 ELIZABETH SUMMIT LOPRIMO KEVIN A 231 MOUNTAIN AVE MILLS HANNAH 1308 PIERCE STREET, BOX B METHFESSEL & WERBEL RAHWAY LORDI LOUISE 373CORNEU.AVE RAHWAY MILLS OTTO PO BOX 813D RAHWAY LORENSON ARTHUR 923 MADISON AVE ELIZABETH MILONAS GEORGE 345 VINE ST ELIZABETH LOUSIER GABRIEL 333 LINCOLN DR KEN1LWORTH LOUDEN LEANER 44 J PIONEER HOMES ELIZABETH (Continued on Page B13) WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 — PAGE B13 (Continued from Page B12) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

MILRUD EFIM 1034 NORTH AVE ELIZABETH PATANIA CHERYL A 91 IRWIN STREET SPRINGFIELD MINNATEE LEROY 1030 MAIN ST RAHWAY PATEL BHASKER 491 BOULVARD KENILWORTH UNION COUNTY MINTER MARY C 319 SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT PATEL DAARMENDR A 259 PERRY AVE UNION MIRAD INC 91 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH PATEL JIGNESH 1813 MANOR DRIVE APT • UNION MIRANDA FRANK 1129 FULTON ST RAHWAY PATEL MEENA 1670 RAHWAY ROAD SCOTCH PLAINS MIRANDA MIRIAM 563 FULTON ST APT-6 ELIZABETH PATEL PINESH 160 MOUNTAIN AVE SPRINGFIELD MIRVILLE JAMAAL 1060 VOORHEES ST HILLSIDE PATEL PRATIXA 1880 OAKWOOD PKWY UNION MISIEWICZ ANDREW 11 HILLSIDE AVE CLARK PATEL RAJENDRA J 911 MAGIE AVE UNION MITCHELL PATRICIA 1 LINCOLN PLZ WESTFIELD PATEL ROHITKUMAR B 155T JEROME ST ROSELLE PARK MIZUS FAY 528 COLEMAN PL WESTFIELD PATEL SUBHASH H 129 JEROME STREET APT M ROSELLE PARK MJB TRANSPORTATION 1 .660 RAHWAY AVENUE UNION PATEL VINOD 95 GEORGIA ST CLARK MOCHA PO BOX 3127 ELIZABETH PATERSON MARY EDUCATIONAL FUND 108 BURKLEY PL UNION MOD1TZ VICKI S 1301 ST 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161 W HAZELWOOD AVE RAHWAY ONDES MICRO COMPONENTS 1500 UNION CNTY PKWY UNION R GILBERT SERVICE 330 S STILES ST LINDEN ONE WORLD EXPRESS 725 DOWD AVENUE ELIZABETH R J DE LANGE 600 MOUNTAIN AVE MH2F231 MURHAY HILL ONOFRE FERNANDO 303 WASHINGTON AVE 1ST FL BAS ELIZABETH RACIOPPI MARGARET 255TUCKERAVEAPT116 UNION ONOFRIO LAUREN 100 LARNED ROAD SUMMIT RAFFETTO ANDREW 40 MANOR AVENUE CRANFORD ONWUNALI JAMES 419 MARTIN ST ROSELLE RAGHAVAN S R 54 RUTHERFORD RD BERKELEY HEIG OPPENHE1M WILLIAM 609 MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD RAGO MINNIE 9 S REID ST ELIZABETH OPPENHE1MER SIMMI 452 WEST MILTON AVE RAHWAY RAHWAY ANESTHESIOLOG PO BOX 11328 RAHWAY ORAVEC JOSEPH 234 CHESTNUT ST UNION RAHWAY HOSPITAL 865 STONE ST RAHWAY OREBEK FLORENCE 801 N BROAD ST ELIZABETH RAHWAY REPUBLICAN Cl 1034MIDWOODDR RAHWAY ORELLANA LUIS F 978 FLOYD TERRACE UNION RAHYMONH FENTON 521 CLUBHOUSE COURT UNION OHTEL MAUREEN 615 SPRUCE ST LINDEN RAIFFE BRUCE 33 GEIGER LN WARREN ORTHO. ASSOC, OF SHO 33 OVERLOOK, SU1TE2D1 SUMMIT RAINBOW FRENCH CLEAN ER 1014 WST GEORGE AVE LINDEN ORTHOPEDIC ASSOS OF 609 MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD RAMANATHAN SHRIRAM 600 700 MOUNTAIN AVE RM 1D 205 MURRAY HILL ORTIZ ANDREW 38 135 E5TH STREET ROSELLE RAMIREZ BERNARDO 611 MASNOLIAAVE ELIZABETH ORTIZ STEVEN 38 135E5THAVE ROSELLE RAMIREZ MARIANELLA 632 3RD AV APT 5 ELIZABETH OSBORNE JASON 145 JEROME ST163C ROSELLEPARK RAMIREZ MARTHA 408JOHNSTFL2 ELIZABETH OSHEA MEGAN P 282 S SPRINGFIELD AVE SPRINGFIELD RAMOS A 211 ERIEST ELIZABETH OSKAR JOULES 316E4THAVE ROSELLE RAMOS JOSE 446 JEFFERSON AVE APT C ELIZABETH 300 E WESTFIELD AVE APT* A9 ROSELLE PARK OSTROUCH ALICE RAMOS YULE L 450 JEFFERSON AVE APT B ELIZABETH OSTROWSKY 2704 ALICE TER UNION MELANIE RAM PONE OSCAR 261 MILDRED AVENUE HILLSIDE OYEWOLE CHRISTIAN B 119 EASE 6TH AVENUE ROSELLE RANCES EDNA 289 LEXINGTON AVE JERSEY CITY 1812 FRONT ST SCOTCH PLAINS P H 1 LEASING INC RANCHOBOHEMIO 270 MORRIS AVE ELIZABETH PACE 171 SUNRISE PKY MOUNTAINSIDE LINDA A RANKINS RSF 425 DERMODY ST ROSELLE PACE CHIROPRACTIC CE NTER 570 NORTH BROAD ST STE 3 ELIZABETH RAP MANAGEMENT LTD 835 WYOMING AVE ELIZABETH PAGE BRITNEY 25 MAPES AVE SPRINGFIELD RAPPAPORT JONATHAN 663 WESTFIELD AVE ELIZABETH PAI CH1HWEI 50 DORIS PKWY WESTFIELD RAVAIOLI JULIANN 84EJERSEYST1STFL ELIZABETH PAIVA GEORGE 264 A OHIO ST UNION RAVENITZ BEN 1296 SHETLAND DH UNION PAKRUL EDMUND 613 W HAZELWOOD AVE RAHWAY RAWLS BRENDA 540 WESTMINSTER APT C3 PAKULA SLAWOMIRA 638 SELFMASTER PKWY UNION ELIZABETH RAY EKOW 707 N BROAD ST ELIZABETH PALASHCHUK WOLLEY 885 RAY AVE UNION RAYMOND F FAHEY 16 STONLEIGH PARK MARSHA K FAHEY PALCZAK KAZIMIERZ 952 POTTER AVE UNION WESTFIELD RECOVERY THISTATE 1092 ST GEORGES AVE RT171 RAHWAY PALERMO ALEXANDER 546 FIRST AVE ELIABETH VICTORIA L REED 9 HAYES ST CRANFORD PAL1VODA DORIS 1130 N BROAD ST HILLSIDE PUBLISHING REED REFERENCE 121 CHANLON RD NEW PROVIDENCE PALIWODA FRANCES 26 LOCKWOOD DR APT35 ROSELLE REEVES HELEN 238 WINDERMERE AVE PALOMEQUE GREGORIO PO BOX 5219 PLAINFIELD REGAL MAGNA MART INC 911 WST GEORGE AVE LINDEN PANAGOS DONA 6BELLDR WESTFIELD CO REGISTRAR & TRANSFER AS AGTS FOR BELDING HEMINWAY C10 COMMERCE DRIVE CRANFORD PANGALANGAN TEOFILO 70 KEN DR SPRINGFIELD DEBRA REICH SOBEL 1000 GALLOPING HILL RD UNION PAPADOPOULOS ZOE 106 ORCHARD ST ELIZABETH REICHMANIS ELSA 550 ST MARKS AVE WESTFIELD PAPETTIS 100TRUMBULLST ELIZABETH REINHART FRANK 2048 OSTWOOD TER UNION PARADA MIGUEL 1249 SHAFFER AVE ROSELLE REINHOLD EMMY 13 PERSHING AVE CRANFORD PARAMOUNT MORTGAGE C 60 WALNUT AVE CLARK REINHOLD WALTER 30 IROQUOIS RD CRANFORD PARAN JOHN 351 DOUGLAS RD ROSELLE REISBERG SETH 17 EVERGREEN SVE SPRINGFIELD PAREDES LUIS A 34 JACQUES ST ELIZABETH REJNOWICZ WITOLD 1319ALINAST ELIZABETH PARK HAMILTON PO BOX 35190 NEWARK REKEMEIER CAROL w 133STONERIDGERD NEW PROVIDENCE PARK YONG B 38 GENTRY DRIVE ENGLEWOOD CLIFF REKLAITIS JOSEPH 33 CHERRY ST APT 314 ELIZABETH 443 EAST WESTFIELD AVENUE flOSELLE PARK REMITE PARK PEDIATRICS JOSEPHINE 27 AMITY ST ELIZABETH SERVICES PO BOX 151 ROSELLE PK REMS PARK SECURITY STEPHEN 892 GARDEN ST UNION PATRICIA 1222 MAIN ST RAHWAY RENGIFO MARLYN PARKER L 420 VALLEYSCENT AVE SCOTCH PLAINS THOMAS 920 OAK ST ROSELLE RENNER PARKS PATRICIA E 737 HILLSIDE AVE MOUNTAINSIDE RONALD 10 ROOSEVELT DR. HILLSIDE RENTAL PARM PREMIER C 2105 ROUTE 22 WEST UNION 841 MACK PL LINDEN REPAIR R PARRILLA DAVID 206 MILLER ST NEWARK J 20 ELM ST ELIZABETH REPEC PARRIS PHYLLIS KRZYSZTOF 1710 DILL AV LINDEN PARSIL MAE 114 ELM STREET C/O MAGNOLA WESTFIELD PASCAL MICHAEL 117 E WESTFIELD AVE APT 8C ROSELLE PARK (Continued on Page B14) PAGE B14 — THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS

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WESTFIELD RICHEL M F 55 W JERSEY ST SIMON MICHAEL 823 NANCY WAY 437 W MILTON AVE RAHWAY ROSELLE RICHEL MARIE SIMPSON MARVAN P 549 SHERIDAN AVE RICHEL MICHAEL F 39 W WESTFIELD AVE ROSELLE PARK 815 PEARL ST APT 56 ELIZABETH PLAINFIELD SIMPSON VERA RICHMAN JOAN PO BOX 1621 SINGER SERV OPER EAS T 1029 CHESTNUT ST ROSELLE RICHMOND DAVID M 338 LINDA DRIVE MOUNTAINSIDE 55 CANOE BROOK PKWY SUMMIT UNION SINGH JITENDER F11CHTER MARGARET 33 JENSEN LN SINGH MOHAN 529 W WESTFIELD AVE APT A 8 ROSELLE PARK RAHWAY RAHWAY RfCKS CHARLES PO BOX 2000 SINGH RAGHBIR 769 E HAZELWOOD AVE CRANFORD CLARK RIEGEL WILLIAM D PO BOX 1Z07 SINGLEY KEN 1327 54 FULTON ST HIEHL FLORENCE 15BECOLFAXAVE ROSELLE PARK 218 NORTH 20TH ST KENILWORTH UNION SINISI JOSEPH RINALDO DONALD 2444 MORRIS AVENUE JOHN 45 VALLEY VIEW AVE SUMMIT ROSELLE SINNENBERQ RINIK GEORGE 244 E 1ST AVE SIPSIS SPIROS 831 GEBHARDT AVE ELIZABETH RIOS GINETTE 633 FULTON STREET ELIZABETH 349 ASHWOOD AVE KENILWORTH ROSELLE SIRAGUSA ANTHONY RIOS JUUO 204 CLOVER STREET W 356 W GRAND AVE RAHWAY ELIZABETH SISOLAK CHARLES RIOS LU1SA 411 FRANKLING ST SISTERS OF CORINTHIA NS PLACE 118 C O GEORGINA HARDY 963 LAFAYETTE ST ELIZABETH RITCHWOOD MARY 231 WILLIAMSON AVE HILLSIDE 2164 EVANS ST RAHWAY SUMMIT SIUBEK GREGORZ RITGER DONALD 4 TANGLEWOOD DR PHARMACY 1510 MAIN ST RAHWAY ROSELLE SKAFFS CORNER RIVERA CARLOS 911 SHERIDAN AVE KATHLEEN 22 MADISON AVE CRANFORD RAHWAY SKERO RIVERA JOSEPH 2072 ELIZABETH AVE SKIRLO BOZENA C/O ANNA SUFFIR 9 HEMLOCK TR SPRINGFIELD ELIZABETH UNION RIVERA JUAN 154 ELIZABETH AVE SKREC JOSEPH 1601 VAUXHALL RD ELIZABETH UNION RIVERA LOURDES 1026 KILSYTH ROAD SLEASMAN DAVID 1451 GREGORY AVE WINFIELD LINDEN RIVERA RICHARD 39 A-2 WAVECREST AVENUE SLIWA STANISLAW 38 W GIBBONS ST UNION LINDEN RIVERO STACEY 680DUQUESNETER SLOTTER MICHAEL 301 NORTH WOOD AVE VAUXHALL LINDEN RIVERS DEBRAH 776 VALLEY ST SLOVIK FRANCES 905W.BLANCKEST RIZZOLO DOUGLAS 2746 ALLEN AVE UNION SMALL JANE M 583 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE RAHWAY RU INDUSTRIES INC 970 B NEW BRUNSWICK AVE CARE OF VIRA MFG INC RAHWAY SMALL NATHANIEL P 526 MADISON AVENUE ELIZABETH ROBAINA ESPERANZA 1584 PORTER RD UNION SMALLS EVELYN STMT TO HOLD AT 715 ELIZABETH ELIZABETH ROBERSON ERIC 272 EGOLF DH RAHWAY SMART CORPORATION 136 CENTRAL AVE CLARK ROBERT F1SHBERQ M D 614KIMBALLAVE WESTFIELD SMITH ALBERTA H 30 VAIL PL RAHWAY ROBERT URBAN 305 GOODMANS CROSSING CLARK SMITH CAROLINE 571 RICHFIELD AVE KENILWORTH ROBERTOZZI PATRICIA 36 PORTLAND AVE FANWOOD SMITH CHARLES 929 FANWOOD AVE WESTFIELD ROBIN MARY 1221MAGIEAVE APT21-C UNION SMITH DAVID 281 MORTON AVE RAHWAY ROBINSON ANTHONY 613 BOWER ST LINDEN SMITH ELIZABETH G 224 228 PROSPECT ST 1B WESTFIELD ROBINSON CHANDRA 1204 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE RAHWAY SMITH GEORGE R PO BOX 1216 CRANFORD ROBINSON DARYL 111 CLOVER ST ROSELLE SMITH IRMALINDA 131 LAUREL AVE UNION EDWARD PO BOX 5885 CLARK F ROBINSON G 1116EBLANCKEST LINDEN MICHELLE 10 ARTHUR ST HOSELLE SMITH LEROY S ROBINSON 5 AVON RD SPRINGFIELD ROBINSON ROBERT 251 BLOY ST HILLSIDE 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UNION ELIZABETH TELL CHESER & BREITB ART 917 MOUNTAIN AVE STE ONE SCHULTZ LOIS K 167W9THAVE MOUNTAINSIDE ROSELLE TEMCHUS RAYMOND 1832 LAKE AVENUE SCHWARZE WALTER C/O DELL RAY REALTY 427 CHESTNUT ST SCOTCH PLAINS UNION TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEMS INC 1310 CENTRAL AVENUE HILLSIDE SCHWEITZER RUTH 505 THOMPSON AVE ROSELLE SCOTCH PLAINS CHRIST IAN CHURCH TEMPLE DONNA F 528 W GRANT AVE RAHWAY 1800RARITANRD SCOTCH PLAINS SCOTCHWOOD PHARMACY TEMPLESHAAREY SHAL OM JR YOUTH GROUP 80 NEW BROOK LN SPRINGFIELD 44 S MARTINE AVE FANWOOD TENDER LOVING WEAR I SCOTT AREN 261 BEECH AVE NC 1771 WEST EDGAR ROAD LINDEN GARWOOD TENDLER SCOTT CHAD 1009 FRANK ST 24 DEVON RD CLARK ROSELLE TERENZI MARK SCOTT DEESTER 81 WILLIAMSON AVE J 67 TROY DR APT B SPRINGFIELD HILLSDIE TEVNAN ETHEL M 1046 JULIA ST ELIZABETH SCOTT SANDERSON 145 BRYANT AVENUE SPHINGFIELD SCOTT TYVIA TEZUCAR ONUR 1108 RAHWAY AVE WESTFIELD 614 ELM ST ROSELLE SCOTT WILLIAM THALAUND ELVIN 100 WALNUT AVE STE 501 CLAHK 160 EASTERN PKY HILLSIDE SEAMAN LAWRENCE THAW MORRIS 631 DEWITTST LINDEN 111 HAWTHORNE ST APT 1 ROSELLE SEARCHWELL JAMILA THEISSEN INGE 230 GLOBE AVE UNION 1476 HIGHLAND AVE HILLSIDE SEBASTIAO CRISTINA I 130 ACME ST THEODOROU IOANNIS 245 UNION ST ELIZABETH ELIZABETH SECKLER MARIA P THEZAN INES 1025 EAST JERSEY STREET APT C7 ELIZABETH 30 CHETWOOD TERRACE FANWOOD THI SEEGER ERNA 710 LEXINGTON AVE KIM 120 FLORENCE AVE WESTFIELD CRANFORD THIRY SEEMAN BARBARA 263 RAVENSWOOD JOSEPH 134 ELM ST ELIZABETH MOUNTAINSIDE THOMAS ABRAHAM SELIKOFF CHARLOTTE 22 SOUTH DERBY RD 823 MADISON AVENUE ELIZABETH SPRINGFIELD THOMAS DANIELLE 304 S HARRISON ST APT 2 EAST ORANGE SENERCHIA ROSE 33 COLFAX RD SPRINGFIELD SERVICE STAR K 2007 HENRY ST THOMAS DIANE c 188 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE BERKELEY HEIG RAHWAY THOMAS FRANKIE 1206 MARY ST ELIZABETH SHAFRIR HARARI 749 OGDEN STREET ELIZABETH SHAH MEENA 8 GATES AVE THOMAS RAHSHAD 1229 DILL AVE LINDEN SUMMIT THOMAS SANDRA SHAH N 283 KING GEORGE ROAD 2WHEATLEYCT SCOTCH PLAINS - WARREN THOMAS BEIER PLUMBING SHAH SONAL 209 SOUTHGATE RD 661 RICHFIELD AVE ..••.- KENILWORTH NEW PROVIDENCE THOMAS D CECLIAWA SHAPIRO MARTIN 2272VAUXHALLRD 195 RUTGERS AVE BERKELEY HEIGHT UNION THOMAS J KENNEDY ATT ORNEY TRUST AC SHAPRIO SOLOMON 1139 E JERSEY ST c 121 WALNUT ST ROSELLE ELIZABETH THOMPSON DALY SHARABAS HADIL PO BOX 9506 765 MOUNTAIN AVE # 253 SPRINGFIELD HAMILTON THOMSON SHARKEY EDWARD D 1043 STERLING RD HUGH 104 DELIA TERR CLARK UNION THORN RAFFIELLA SHEARDOWN CINDY A 912 MOUNTAIN AVE 323 STILES ST ELIZABETH BERKELEY HTS THROWER ALBERT B SHEEHAN ROBERT 786 CENTER AVE 215 NORTH AVENUE W WESTFIELD RAHWAY THROWER PATRICIA F SHEEHY LORRAINE 18 BREEZE KNOLL DRIVE WESTFIELD 1924 ELIZABETH AVE APT 7 RAHWAY TIAN YAN SHEH YIN 5B1 BUCHANAN ST C 1331 MAGIE AVE UNION HILLSIDE TIBONI JANE 851 SPRINGFIELD AVE APT 7A SUMMIT SHELLHAMMER EUDORA B 126 IRENE STREET LINDEN TIGHE SHEWITZ CATHERINE 12 CHESTNUT ST SUMMIT KENNETH 11MANrTOUCIR WESTFIELD TILBURY SHMERLING D CHRISTINA 1092 SAINT GEORGES AVE # 1B6 RAHWAY 283 KING GEORGE RD E3C03 WARREN TILBURY CHRISTINA SHOP RITE PHCY 1184RARITANRD 1092 ST GEORGE AV #186 RAHWAY CLARK TILBURY CHRISTINA SHOPPERS S WORLD 100 BROAD ST 1092ST GEORGES AVE RAHWAY ELIZABETH TIMBERLAKE TAMAR 288 E HAZELWOOD AVE SHOREVIEW BUlllDERS 1 181 WESTFIELD AVE RAHWAY CLAHK TIMKO JUDITH 2 WEDGEWOOD WAY SHRENSEL SHARON 467 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE e SCOTCH PLAINS SUMMIT TISHMAN SAMUEL J AND N STITCH 515 EDGER RD LINDEN SIANO RICHARD T 629 N WOOD AVE LINDEN SICA MARTY 680FA«=IFIELDAVE KENILWORTH (Continued on Page B15) WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 — PAGE B15 (Continued from Page B14) PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

TOLENT1NO CYNTHIA N 192 BELLEVUE ST # I-F ELIZABETH WASHINGTON MIKE 745 PEARL ST APT 3A " ELIZABETH TOMKIEWICZ PATRICIA K 1203 MADISON HILL ROAD RAHWAY WASHINGTON MILDRED 222 WILLIAMS AVE SCOTCH PLAINS TOMPOROWSKI •'• ROBERT 534 GRIER AVE ELIZABETH WASKO DONNA 38FISKST "' ROSELLE TOOLEY JOHN C/O ELEANOR GARDNER SOCIETY HL AT Uf> ROSELLE WATERS THOMAS J 1227 BARBARA AVE UNION TOPETRO PATRICK 275 W CLAY AVE ROSELLE PARK WATKINS PATRICIA 627 MAGNOLIA AVENUE ELIZABETH TORNABENE DONNA 69 HILLSIDE RD ELIZABETH WATSON JOANNE 48 W HAZELWOOD AVE RAHWAY TORNATORE FRANCES 220LOOMI5ST ELIZABETH WATSON STEVEN 532 WILLIAM ST SCOTCH PLAINS TOSCO REFINING CO 1400 SPARK AVE LINOEN WAVRO PIERA 376 BLOY ST HILLSIDE TOTAL HEALTH & WELL 725 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH WEAVER PERRETTA A 23 WEAVER ST SUMMIT TOTAL PRODUCTION INC 222 EAST BROAD STREET WESTFIELD WEBB KENNETH P 317 OHIO ST UNiON TOTTEN VERNON 35 LEWIS DR SPRINGFIELD WEBER WILLIAM 33 PRINCETON RD CRANFORD TRAINOR KAREN 2317 COLES AVE SCOTCH PLAINS WEEKENDERS 862 COLONIAL ARMS RD UNION TRANSPORTATION CARE 35 WALNUT AVE CLARK WEENS MELVIN D 302 GREENBRIAR DR APT 8 UNION TRANSPORTATION CARE COMPANY 35 WALNUT AVE CLARK WEIDECKER BRETT A 432 ROSEWOOD TERRACE LINDEN TRANSPORTATION SVSTE POBOX2119 LINDEN WEIL ELLIOT 79 WASHINGTON AVE SPRINGFIELD TRAVERS BRUCE 13 CRESCENT RD SPRINGFIELD WEIL SAMUEL 79 WASHINGTON AVE SPRINGFIELD TRELEASE WILLIAM 111 DEHARTPL ELIZABETH WEINBERG DOROTHY 127 CLARK ST HILLSIDE TREVINO EDUARD F 734 MONROE AVE ELIZABETH WEINSTEIN ELSA 181 MAPLE AVE BERKELEY HTS TRI STATE METAL & WELDING INC 1012 NORTH AVE C/O IUANA MARTINEZ! 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Please carefully complete, cut out, and WANG Z 600 MOUNTAIN AVE 2D463 MURRAY HILL mail this form to Department of the Treasury, Unclaimed Property, PO Box 287, Trenton, New Jersey 08695-0287. You may also contact the New WARD GLADYS 270 ADAMS STREET RAHWAY WARD MADELINE PLAZA NURSING HOME ELIZABETH Jersey Division of Taxation Information Hotline at (609) 292-6400 for claim form Information. WARD MARIA PO BOX 1621 PLAINFIELD Any additional names regarding Personal Property can be obtained from the Division's Web site at: WARD RICHAHD G 417 DIETZ STREET ROSELLE WARDLEY NEIL W BRENCHLYKENT TN12BH BRENCHLY KENT http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/updiscl.htrn WARNER CATHERINE E 38 BALM1ERE PKWY CRANFORD WARREN WARREN 21 N MICHIGAN AVE KENILWORTH STEPHEN M. SYLVESTER WARREN WATCHUNG INTE RNAL 8 MOUNTAIN BLVD WARREN ADMINISTRATOR, UNCLAIMED PROPERTY WARRINGTON DORIS 196 EAST STEARNS ST RAHWAY STATE OF NEW JERSEY WASACZ SEAN M 214 MELLON PLACE 1ST FL ELIZABETH DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY WASHINGTON MIKE 745 PEARL ST ELIZABETH

UP-10 NEW JERSEY UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CLAIM FORM 1-98 INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Print Neatly • 2. Answer All Pertinent Questions 3. Cut Out and Mail to: Are You Having An Event? And Would DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, PO Box 287, UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, TRENTON, NJ 08646-0287 NOTE: ILLEGIBLE OR INCOMPLETE CLAIM FORMS WILL BE RETURNED like To Let Every One Know 1. Print name and address EXACTLY as it appears in this newspaper. Place Your Notice In LLLLLUJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ LLLLLLLLLU Li Last Name or Company Name First Name M! WHAT'S GOJNQ ON I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I If this is your current address, then place your Wut's Going On is a paid directory of events for non-profit organizations. It is PRE- Address or Unknown Zip Code Here PAID and costs just $20.00 (for 2 weeks) in Essex County or Union County and just $30.00 for both Counties. Your notice must be in one of our Offices by 4:30 P.M. on LLLLLUJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ LLLLU Monday for publication the following Thursday. Offices our located at 463 Valley St., City Name of Newspaper WORRALL COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Date MAY 29, JUNE 5, 2003 Maplewood. 170 Scotland Rd., Orange. 266 Liberty St., Bloomfield or 1291 2. Is the name in the ad your current name? Q YES • NO Stuyvesant Ave., Union. If yes, please complete 3, 4 and 5. In no, please complete 2a thru 5. NAME. Phone. 2a. The name above is (check one): Q My married name O Company name D My maiden name D Another person's name ADDRESS. Social Security Number / FID # associated with printed name {For Ownership Verification) I I l__| - I I I - I I I I I CITY ZIP- If name appearing is not your current name, or current company name, or you are not the person in the ad tiien post: ESSEX UNION- COMBO. • LLLLLUJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ LLLLLLLLLU U Your Last Name or Company Name First Name Ml Write your ad in spaces below and mail to: 2b. My interest is that of: • Executor / Administrator D Guardian D Beneficiary Q Attorney • Company Official WORRALL NEWSPAPERS 2c. Is the person whose name appears in this ad deceased? • YES D NO P.O. Box 158, Maplewood, NJ 07040 3. My Social Security Number is: IJJJ " IJJ ~ IJJJJ DAY— DATE . 4. Is the address as it appears in the ad your current mailing address? • YES ...... NO EVENT. PLACE. LLLLLUJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ If No, Your Current Street Address TIME — LLLLLUJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ LLLLLLLLLU LLLLU PRICE. City State Zip Code ORGANIZATION 5. Your Signature Date For more information call (800) 564-8911 Daytime Phone ( _) - Area Code

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Burgdorff was one of the 22 com- formance based on the highest num- panies of 350 Cendant affiliated bro- ber of outgoing referral closings gen- To contact the Burgdorff ERA kers that earned this prestigious sta- erated by a Cendant Mobility Broker Relocation Department, call 877-274- tus, which is enjoyed by the top 6 per- during the calendar year. 7356, or visit the Burgdorff Web site at www.burgdorff.com/relocation. cent of Cendant brokers. Jane McWilliams, vice president To qualify for Platinum Club Founded in 1958, Burgdorff ERA of relocation at Burgdorff ERA, is the top producing ERA real estate Membership, Burgdorff ERA had to earned membership to the Achievers' achieve a minimum of 100 percent of firm in dollar volume nationally, with Club, where leading relocation direc- 16 offices and over 700 sales associ- its annual outgoing referral closing tors are Cendant Mobility Broker Ser- goal. Burgdorff also had to be in good ates in New Jersey. vice's guests at a working weekend The ERA real estate network standing with the Cendant Mobility retreat at the Four Seasons Resort in includes 2,500 independently owned Broker Network and have an effective West Palm Beach, Fla. Burgdorff and operated offices in the United The classic lines of this home are accentuated by the peaked roofs and tall windows of Cendant Mortgage relationship. ERA closed more referrals than any the front bedrooms. The garage leads into a laundry room which enters the home Burgdorff was able to meet these other company of equivalent size in States and in 30 countries. Burgdorff through the kitchen. very high goals, which were based on the Cendant Mobility network. ERA is a member of the NRT family a 12-point overall measurement of of companies. NRT Incorporated, the "These awards have great mean- excellence in the following areas: nation's leading residential real estate ing," stated McWilliams. "We made brokerage company, is a subsidiary of Sunlight fills • Broker to broker closings, it! And when I say 'we,' 1 mean every • Incoming referral and conversion Cendant Corporation. Burgdorff I ACTIVITY I ROOM ratio, single person involved with Burgdorff ERA Web site is located at Relocation, from the dedicated Relo- this kitchen I ,ROOMj j ir-o-xir-a • USAA and affinity accounts, www.burgdorff.com. The family cook will enjoy kitchen • Departure listing goals for days duty in this home, as the sink over- on market and appraisal accuracy, Weichert picks a new VP looks the breakfast room, which is • Destination for corporate referral Aram Minnetian, president of Weichert Relocation Company, has shown with two full sides of glass. conversion, and announced the appointment of Jane Malecki as vice president, international One side includes a door to the cov- • Sales lead program for new busi- assignment solutions. ered deck, for quiet outdoor meals. ness development. As the leader of the company's International Assignment Solutions business Nearby are an oversized laundry "We could not have achieved this unit, Malecki is responsible for strategic planning, organizations development, room and half bath, directly adjacent goal without the entire Burgdorff business development, client relationship management, operations manage- to the double garage. team and broker network working ment and business process design. A formal dining room flows into diligently and selflessly throughout Malecki has over 20 years experience in international assignment planning the great room, which includes a tray 2002 in order to assist clients in the and consulting, most recently as a partner at PriceWaterhouseCoopers. Her ceiling and fireplace. Basement stairs country and internationally," stated international assignment expertise includes specialization in outsourced man- are centrally located. Pat Hoferkamp, president and chief agement, taxation, compensation, business process design, performance and Three bedrooms are grouped operating officer of Burgdorff ERA. management development. together for family privacy. The mas- "Every year the qualifications She has worked with numerous Fortune 500 clients and Fortune 1000 multi- ter suite includes unsurpassed ele- become more difficult, but we are national companies during her career. gance with a tray ceiling in the bed- always up for Cendant Mobility's Malecki holds a bachelor of business administration degree from The room and deluxe garden bath. The challenge, and it is a gratifying expe- Bernard M. Baruch College of the City University of New York. She is an IRS- massive walk-in closet is sure to rience to reach the pinnacle of suc- enrolled agent and a member of the American Compensation Association, the please. give this home a style of its own. To receive an information packet cess." Human Resources Systems Professionals Association, Employee Relocation The two other bedrooms are posi- Plan number Z-702 includes 1,712 on the plans, call W.D. Farmer Resi- Additionally, Burgdorff ERA Council and The Society for Human Resource Management. tioned to share a central bath, and one square feet of heated space and is fur- dence Designer, Inc. at 800-225-7526 received the Five Star Circle of Excel- She speaks frequently on global assignment technology and reengineering of the bedrooms is almost as large as nished with a basement or crawl or 800-221-7526 in Georgia. You can lence Award, which recognizes Cen- topics and holds a Green Belt in the Six Sigma performance enhancement dant Mobility Network brokers who the master. space foundation. All W.D. Farmer write to request the information at methodology. Special exterior details like a stuc- plans include construction details for P.O. 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Offered at $249,000 Purchase Pre-approvals - Free Loans to $1.5 million doilars.Percentage down varies on jumbos ColumbiaBank 800-962-4989 Kentwood Financial 800-353-6896/ 30 YEAR FIXED 5.88 0.00 5.89 APP 30 YEAR FIXED 5.13 0.00 5.25 APP 15 YEAR FIXED 4.75 0.00 4.79 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 4.50 0,00 4.65 FEE "t YR ARM 3.63 0.00 3.53 N/P 30 YR JUMBO 5.50 0.00 5.65 $ 150 Call for jumbo mortgage rates 20YearFixed:4.875%: 0 points; 5% APR Comnet/Fmr Cmwlth Bk 800-924-9091 Lighthouse Mortgage 800-784-1331 30 YEAR FIXED 5.25 0.00 5,29 APP 30 YEAR FIXED 5.13 0.00 5.13 APP 15 YEAR FIXED 4.50 0.00 4.54 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 4.50 0.00 4.52 FEE 30 YR JUMBO 5.50 0,00 5.54 $ 0 30 YR JUMBO 5.50 0.00 5.62 375 No Application, commitment or broker fees I Consistently lower than the rest! Open 7 days a weak 9-9 First Savings Bank 732-726-5450 INFO» 1751 Loan Search 800-591-3279 1NFO» 1757 |30 YEAR FIXED 4.88 3.00 5.15 APP 30 YEAR FIXED 5.38 0.00 5.42 APP 15 YEAR FIXED 4.25 3.00 4.76 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 4.75 0.00 4.82 FEE 5/1-30 YR 5.38 0.00 4.14 $ 350 30 YR JUMBO 5.50 0.00 5.53 $ 395 CRANFORD - Lovely 4 BR Custom Colonial, UNION - Lovely Center Hall Colonial located on a nice 15 year fixed is biweekly www.l0an9earch.com street boasts 3 BRs, 1.1 baths, LR w/ fpl, FDR & EIK. meticulously maintained by original owner & located on Flagstar Bank 800-342-2520 a cul de sac & 1 block from Bloomingdale School boasts Convenient to transportation & shopping. All appl & Synergy Bank 800-693-3838 fam rm w/ fpl, CAC, 3 zone ht & fin bsmt w/ summer kit window A/Cincl. Sold as is. 30 YEAR FIXED 5.25 0.00 5.28 APP 30 YEAR FIXED 5.75 0.00 5.80 APP UNI8102 Offered at $535,000 UNI8202 Offered at $269,900 15 YEAR FIXED 4.75 0.00 4.84 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 5.25 0.00 5.32 FEE 5/1-30 YR 4.50 0.00 4.53 $ 10/1-30 YR 5.63 0.00 5.08 $ 125 Get Fre-Approved before yon look. Bridge Loans; Construction Financing OPEN 7 DAYS Other products available;please contact us for more details & rate info Coldwell Banker Mortgage makes it easy 1-888-367-6918 Union Center Nat'l Bk 908-688-9500 V 30 YEAR FIXED 5.50 0.00 5.59 I APP CtMdnEC Services 800.}53.9iMS'C<*'»«''B"l«f'*'ne»e=Scn*:':s 877501.J27?~Glot>»ltldocUlim Services 877.3S4.0O33 • rrcvitm inltmalJoiBt Estate Diraiim WH1.T75.0S52 Rates compiled on May 30,2003 15 YEAR FIXED 4.75 0.00 4.93 FEE N/P - Not provided by institution 3/1-30 YR 0.00 3.79 wmv.coldweUbaBkennoves.coin 3.38 $ 350 367 Chestnut Street www.coldwellbankei-.coin Low/Mod Program Available 908.OOO.3U00 Contact lenders concerning additional fees which may apply. C.M.I, and The Worrall Newspapers assume no liability for typographical errors or omissions.To display information, lenders only should contact C.M.I. @800-426-4565. Rates are supplied by the tenders,ar e presented without guarantee, and are subject to change. Copyright,200Q. Cooperative Mortgage Information - AH Rights Reserved. PAGE B20 — THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2003 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED AUTOMOTIVE AUTO FOR SALE AUTOS WANTED AUTOMOTIVE MITSUBISHI SPYDER Convertible, 2001, ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH Escalade leaves an impression under warranty, 19,500 miles, mint, loaded, Cars, Trucks and Vans, also Wrecks and black, 5 speed, by owner. $16,900 or XTer- Junks running or not. Free pick up 7 Days By Mark Maynard • Safety features that meet 2005 town and 16 on the highway. Premi- ra Trade. 973-748-0305. 1-800-953-9328 908-688-2929 AUTO FOR SALE Copley News Service federal standards, such as dual-level um fuel is recommended, but there SAAB 900S, 1990 137,000 miles, excellent air bags, door beams and side bags. A are no such advisories on the fuel ASTRO VAN, 1986, 86k miles, new motor/ condition. Just inspected. 5 speed. Leather AUTOS WANTED It isn't easy to build a silk purse transmission, runs great, some bodywork. interior. 4 door, sunroof, Am/Fm cassette. from a Suburban, but Cadillac has passenger-sensing system for the door or at the gas gauge. $1500. Home 908-351-8856, work 732- $3100. 908-277-1410. front passenger seat can detect a small I filled up with regular and it 404-6100. Great Work Van. 908-875-0426 done a good job of it with the SATURN, SL11, 1994, 84,000 miles, clean Escalade ESV. adult or baby seat and automatically seemed to run just fine for the more AUDI A4, 1997, 2.8 quattro, all wheel drive, inside and out. $2,500 or best offer. 973- CAR DONATIONS-Choose your charity: than 250 miles I drove it. And if you This high-class, half-ton cousin of rum off the side air bag. 4 door, 5 speed manual, silver, 81K, all 378-8461. United Way, MS, Epilepsy, Girt Scouts, Boy consider the gas mileage socially power, mint, $13,900. 973-763-8149. Scouts, Housing Homeless, Children with the Chevy Suburban is a Pygmalion • Brake and accelerator pedals SILVER VOLVO For Sub-Lease: unacceptable, consider that the mid- Cancer, more. "Don't trade it * Free pick- project of refinement: the farm-truck electrically adjustable and linked with BUICK LE SABRE Ltd, 1990, Good condi- V70, 2002, 3 year tease, ends September up 1-888-395-3955 size Land Rover Discovery gets the tion, leather interior, full power, 92,330 2006. 15K miles per year. Current mileage accent and manners of the Subur- the two-driver memory pre-sets. same rating. miles. $2000 or best offer. 973-736-9144. 9000. Smythe warranty, $368.27 per WHEELS 4 Charity Foundation. Accepting ban/pickup platform have been trans- month. Available July 1st 2003. Joan 908- donations of Cars, Boats, and Trucks. Fast • Power folding outside mirrors The ESV is big but not daunting, CADILLAC, DEVILLE, 1998, Cream Puff, 918-9030 and Free Pick Up. All Cars Accepted. Full formed into an all-wheel-drive, 345- are heated and incorporate a red turn although the Cadillac side cladding loaded, shale, excellent care, cruise, Appraisal and IRS Tax Forms provided. horsepower, wood and leather cruise leather, new Michelins, 62, 500k, $11,800. 732-899-9909. signal arrow, which is very reassuring and in-your-face front-end presence AUTO PARTS/REPAIR liner. 973-992-6300 ext. 331; 973-635-9669. when making lane changes at night. make it appear larger than it is. There The ESV is more than a rebadged CARS FROM $500!!! Police Impounds: RECREATIONAL VEHICLES is some mass to the interior square Honda, Chevy, Ford, Toyota! For Listings, DENT GM product, though. • Ultrasonic parking assist. A tone 31st ANNIVERSARY OPEN House RV sounds and a small light in the rear footage, but it's all good. 1-800-941-8777 Extension C9816 TERMINATOR Sale. June 5th-7th. Nations best selling RV Except for some Chevy-grade PaIntleM Dent Hen window pillar support — visible in Inside, there's room for just about DODGE CARAVAN, 1993, runs great, 94K >ovai Brands. Low Sale Prices. N.J. Largest RV plastics on the instrument panel and miles. Asking $2,500. Call 973-258-1155 By Francesco Cuomo DEALER! SCOTT MOTOR COACH. 888- the rearview mirror — flashes to everything — phones, briefcases, 816-2857. www.rvsinamerica.com the furry roofliner and visors, this (home), 908-470-4022 (work) 10 Year Anniversary show nearness to objects and vehi- music, coffee and kids. The cabin is convert to Cadillaction is convincing cles. well-soundproofed, and with 65 inch- MERCURY SABLE LS 1996, four door, Cell #(718) 556-2332 TRUCKS FOR SALE of its $56,000 starting price, or even automatic, loaded, AC, 112k miles, excel- es of shoulder room there is room to lent condition, single owner. Asking $2,600. Door Dings • Hail Damage • Minor Dents the $58,765 price of the test truck. • StabiliTrak for spinout interven- CHEVY ASTRO Van 1991. Clean with pipe f spread out. 908-687-9470 racks. $2100. 973-763-7975. Of all the full-size SUVs on the tion. A Road Sensing Suspension o The front seats are 10-way market, no automaker has chosen to electronically adjustable shock adjustable and as accommodating for compete inch-for-inch with the Sub- absorbers continually adapt to road, large people as seats can get. urban, which, of all the trucks avail- steering and brake variations, provid- able, might be the best at providing ing a stable nde and improved trailer- The test truck came with the two- bucket second-row seats and third- * !»,.« plenty of passenger and cargo space ing control. — and streetable personality. Remarkably, the ESV is soft when row bench — opt for the no-cost, sec- ond-row three-belt bench. $•5 * *"i DQIIfT TAKE LESS FOR YOUR USED VEHICLE, But the Cadillac influence on inte- it needs to be and firmly in control rior quality, combined with Cadillac when needed. While there's plenty of second- YOU KNOW THE VALUE THAT engineering feats, helps validate All of the electronics are con- row leg room, a little more entry THE VEHICLE IS WORTH spending big money on this big ESV trolled by multiplexing to reduce the space at the door opening, or a few ; t wagon. number of wires, connectors, splices more inches of fore-aft, seat-track movement would be appreciated. As a near-$60,000 vehicle, the — and failures. Let Us Help You Cadillac ESV doesn't have a lot of But what about head-curtain air Cadillac could also cut out some of breakthrough technology, but it does bags? That's a void in the equipment the ride height for easier access, but, AUTO SPECIAL With Our come with engineering and features list that needs to be filled. gee, that might take away some of its "king of the beasts" road presence. expected of the luxury-class vehicles. Special to the ESV are its 6.0-liter 20 words - Among them: V-8 and all-wheel drive. The engine's Still, there doesn't seem to be a 10 WEEKS of Exposure for $39.00 in UNION COUNTY 380 foot-pounds of torque peak at a need for height — and lowering the or low 4,000 rpm, which gives abundant body might eliminate the need for 2003 Cadillac pull away from the traffic light, but running boards. 10 WEEKS of Exposure for $59.00 in Escalade ESV also motivates downshifts for passing Cadillac is on its way to selling UNION and ESSEX COUNTY and freeway merging. some special vehicles, especially the Body style: Full-size (half-ton), And putting the power to the road XLR roadster and SRV utility, or For More Union County Publications 7- to 8-passenger SUV provides satisfying ease of handling sport wagon. Union, Kenilworth, Roselie Park, Drive system: Full-time all- Now, if and when General Motors Summit, Mountainside, Springfield, to this 5,839-pound, 18-foot-plus Information Linden, Roselie, Railway, Clark, wheel drive with StabiliTrak, trac- SUV. starts to build its trucks to Cadillac Cranford, Elizabeth tion and stability control Thanks mostly to the electronic standards of rigidity, sound isolation Please Call The Engine: 6.0-liter OHV V-8; cast finesse of the suspension system, and construction, the Escalade line — iron block, aluminum head there is little body roll, allowing this Escalade, Escalade EXT and ESV — Essex County Publications Horsepower: 345 at 5,200 rpm 6'/2-foot-tall beast to handle curvy could become the envy of the imports Classified Department Maplewood, South Orange, and European trucks. West Orange, East Orange, Orange, Torque: 380 foot-pounds at roads more like a sedan than a whale. Bloomfield, Glen Ridge, Nutley, 4,000 rpm Cadillac quotes 0-60 mph in 8.4 Pound for pound, this Cadillac 1-800-564-8911 Belleville, Irvington, Vailsburg Transmission: Heavy-duty seconds and 60-to zero in 162 feet, leaves a lasting impression. 4L60-E 4-speed automatic thanks to its wide footprint and large Mark Maynard can be reached Acceleration: 0 to 60 mph, 8.4 4-wheel disc brakes with ABS. online at mark.maynard@union- seconds; top speed, 106 Fuel economy is 12 mpg around trib.com. USEDCAR SUPERSTORE CURRENT OVER VEHICLES AV &UTO CREDIT!

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