iI i 1 hrontrb Thursday, July 11, 2002 50 cents INSIDE Teahouse plan scuttled for now By OREO MARX begin at the zoning Board of family homes along Meeker Triarsi elected to withdraw tatives did stay to discuss the THE CHRONICLE Adjustment's Monday meeting. Avenue and Hale and Heinrich the application, rather than seek- application with residents who More than 30 residents came out streets, which would be demol- ing a postponement for the hear- came out, and displayed site CRANFORD — A develop- for the hearing, and many of ished for construction of the ing. He indicated Twin Oaks will plans and architectural render- ment firm seeking approval to them stayed through two hours townhouses. refile the application, but the ings of the proposed buildings. build 43 townhouses near the of hearings on unrelated residen- But, Triarsi said, Twin Oaks' form the application and the date The three-bedroom, three-bath- Ashley Business Park on South tial applications. representatives had learned min- of its hearing will depend on room units will feature Victorian Avenue withdrew its application But when Joseph Triarsi, utes earlier the developer had negotiations with the property design elements and cost approx- Monday night, saying it had not attorney for developer Twin Oaks not yet reached an agreement owner. imately $300,000. ' reached agreement to purchase Realty, LLC, took the podium at with one of the subject proper- Triarsi did not specify which In the application, the devel- one of the existing homes in the 10:15, he announced the applica- ties. Thus, the firm did not have property is holding up the appli- oper had requested numerous area. tion could not proceed. the authority to bring an applica- cation. variances, including one for the The hearing on the townhouse The developer has contracted tion calling for construction on While the application was application was scheduled to to purchase a number of single- that property. withdrawn, Twin Oaks represen- See Townhouses, page A-2 Kenilworth mails
No. 1 swollen tax bills Pitcher Chris Drechsel has helped the Cranford Senior American Legion squad take over sole pos- to boro residents session of first place. See story on Page C-1. By GREG MARX The Borough Council was THE CHRONICLE scheduled to vote on the budget at its Wednesday meeting. But at KENILWORTH — Borough press time mid-day Wednesday, it residents may have encountered was unclear whether the budget sticker shock this week when — which calls for a nine-point they opened up their third-quar- hike, and a tax increase of about ter property tax bills: The esti- $150 on a property assessed at mated tax rate is $2.50 per $100 the borough average of $167,500 of assessed value, an increase of — would be passed. nearly 20 tax points over the last Council members and Mayor fiscal year. Michael Tripodi had said since Those bills, due by Aug. 1 but the budget was introduced in with a grace period until Aug. 12, March the proposed taxes were are the product of rising costs in too high. But no local official had the county, municipal, and school clearly indicated he or she might budgets. But those third-quarter oppose the budget until bills are "estimated" — and the Tuesday's council work session, next round of bills, in the fall, when Democratic Councilman could be based on a rate two Robert Taylor Jr. said he and his Staying afloat points higher or lower — because party had "very legitimate con- Getting loose the biggest source of that cerns" about the spending plan. , NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER A group of canoeists returns to the increase, the 2002 municipal Because the council is evenly A runner warms up at Nomahegan Park in Cranford before the Firecracker 4-mile race on July 4. See dock after competing in one of the budget, had not been adopted Page B-1 for pictures and results of the canoe races. races on the Rahway River in when bills were sent out Monday. See Budget, page A-2 ' Cranford July 4. See Page B-1 for more pictures and race results. Cancer surviv something to prove By GREG MARX from San Jose to San Francisco. Area resident. Bonnie and ing challenge, Weinstein said, THE CHRONICLE When she did the New York Sarah will walk along the the 3-Day gives her a chance to walk in 1999, Weinstein says, California coast and share a raise money to light the disease CRANFORD — When Janet she was motivated by "the chal- tent at night while Bonnie's she conquered twice. Each par- Weinstein was recovering from lenge of it. It was, 'Can 1 do this? husband, Ryan Grisso, will be ticipant is required to raise her second battle with breast If I can do this, then I'm okay.'" part of the motorcycle patrol $1,900; the after-expenses pro- cancer three years ago, she She was okay, it turned out — crew that ensures the walkers' ceeds benefit the Avon knew she needed a challenge to and she was hooked. Always a safety . Foundation Breast Cancer prove she was really healthy. fit person, Weinstein began "We just wanted to do it Crusade, which sponsors But the task she chose was a lit- walking lour miles a day in together," Janet Weinstein said. research, outreach programs tle more daunting than the one Nomahegan Park, building her "It's just a very fun thing to do and screenings. most people might pick. regimen up to 16 miles in a day with someone you love." In Tact, she said, the paths at Weinstein, who is a senior cit- in preparation for her second 3- And while she had some Nomahegan will soon be crowd- izen, participated in the Breast Day. "Everyone in the park doubt about her ability to finish ed with people preparing for Cancer 3-Day, a 60-mile walk knows me," she said. "It's made in 1999, Weinstein is confident, this year's New York walk, to be from Bear Mountain, N.Y. to me feel lull of health and stami- she can conquer the course this held in October. And for any res- Central Park, to raise money for na. It just feels good." year. "1 am so ready. I am just idents who are interested in the Janet Weinstein gets in shape for the Avon Foundation Breast This weekend, she will be psychologically ready," she said. walk but, doubt whether they her second 3-day walk to fight Cancer Crusade. This weekend, joined by her daughter, Bonnie "I know I can do it... the crowd can finish, Weinstein gave this breast cancer, a condition she has Weinstein will participate in her Sarah Weinstein, Cranford High just carries you." advice: "If you think you want to successfully beaten twice. second 3-Day, a 60-mile trek School '89 and a current Bay In addition to being an excit- do it, you can do it." On the street Rose Grumei Barnet has been living Popular teacher on the streets of Westfield since she was forced to leave her home in May. See story on Page A-4. is leaving after all
By GREG MARX Details of that new arrange- ment, a district official said at jmd KIMBERLY MEKt the time, were; "still to be deter- REMINDER THE CIlHONtCLli mined." Now, that position will KENILWORTH - In a sur- still bo made full time, but prise to residents and school offi- Carroll won't be filling it. Plan to give cials, David Urearley music One resident at Monday's teacher Sean Carroll resigned meeting said she was shocked at A blood diive will be from 3-7 p.m. recently to take a position in Carroll's resignation. "After so tomoirow and Monday at Union Highland Park. Carroll's residua many people fought so hard, we Hospital, 1000 Galloping Hill Road, .tion was accepted by the Hoard of have no inkling why," she .said. Union. Fut donor lequiiements, call Education at its Monday meet- Leschuk said he could not (800) NJ BLOOD, Ext. 140. ing. comment on Carroll's decision. Carroll's position ia tin- dis "Every one of the administrators trict sparked debate last mouth talked to him beforehand," he when district officials said that said. "1 can't go beyond that. A lot because of a change in course of people stretched out for him." offerings and because ho was the Carroll's resignation was one junior member of the music of five accepted by the board at INDEX department, the popular teacher the meeting. Board President would be forced to take a part- George Schleaker suggested the time position to stay in the dis- district begin conducting exit Commentary A-6 trict. interviews to find out why teach- Carroll's students, and some of ers are leaving, an idea Leschuk Community Life B-1 their parents, came out to the supported. board's June 3 inciting and Resident Joe tiihler tttao sup- Sports C-1 urged board members and din ported the proposal. "We have so trict ttduunisUatois to find some many resignations taking place, Prime Time B-3 way to keep the teacher. After that tells me there's a root cause that meeting, Superintendent and we need to find out what the Circus act Obituaries B-2 Lloyd Leschuk »t»ul the district root cause is," he said, NlCOlfc UlMglLA/STAFF PHOTQOIWHiW htttl adjusted teachers' respousi- The district has hired another Susan VMfcNrt i« In ttw cpotltght at ttw VMbtl't OM Tymt areut July 3, Ttw ptrtormms* WM •pontond Real Estate C-1 bilitie* to keep ('arrull in a lull teacher to take Cm roll's place, by tttt Cfwtfent Ctwntwr of Commtte*. •«• men ptoturw en Ftp B-1. Police Log A-7 tliu« L«*ehuk A~2 Cranford Chronicle July 11,2002 PTA survey: Math teachers Schools safe SCOTCH PLAINS — Responding to safety concerns that set to move on? arose from the assault of a middle school student in January, the By GREG MARX $41,000, Leschuk acknowledged Scotch Plains-Fanwood PTA TIIKCHKONH'.l.K "it will be a challenge" to find mid- Council has surveyed parents dle or high school math teachers throughout the district's eight KENILWORTH — When should current staff resign later schools. school opens in the fall, the dis- this summer. "Overall, the survey response* trict's math and science depart- I If teachers do step down, indicate that parents and students" ments will have a new supervisor. Leschuk said, he is allowed to keep behove that our schools are safe," But at the moment, it's unclear them in the district for 60 days said Heidi Sweeney, the PTA who that person will be supervis- from the date of resignation. Council Safety Committee chair- ing. , Leschuk said he would keep teach- woman who oversaw the survey After the Board of Education ers for the full period, or until he initiative. "Many of the concerns rejected former math department could hire a replacement. noted in the surveys, however, were chairman Ralph Pantozzi's candi- While the administration waits common to most schools.* dacy for the newly-created super- to see if it will need to hire new Therefore, we felt it was appropri- visor position, Pantozzi resigned teachers, it is continuing to search ate to put together recommenda- from the district to become a for a math and science supervisor. tions to address those concerns." supervisor in East Brunswick. The district recently readver- The most frequently voiced con-" And at Monday's board meeting, tised for the position, and will cerns in the surveys involve the Principal Nancy Baton said two of begin another round of interviews "emotional safety" of students, the six remaining math teachers later this month. The board also including such issues as respect at David Brearley Middle/High approved an expansion of the posi- and bullying. Many parents called School had interviewed with East tion from 10 to 12 months, which for school administrators, teachers Brunswick that day. and aides to do more to encourage' Leschuk said would attract a an environment of respect and' To date, no other teachers have broader applicant pool. Thirty can- responsibility; in which disruptive resigned, and Superintendent didates applied in the first round. and disrespectful behavior is not- Lloyd Leschuk said he has had no The emphasis of the new posi- Botany lesson tolerated. H ' requests from other districts to tion will be math, Leschuk said, Supervision ot students fet- check references. But at least one though experience in science and Jessica Dreyer of Dreyer's Farm visited the Cranford Child Care Center at 7 Cherry St. She taught the arrival and dismissal times, as well' board member expressed concern as a supervisor.would be a plus. children about plants and gave a plant to each child to take home. For more information about the cen- as at lunch and recess in the ele- Monday about the level of staffing Leschuk also said he planned to ter, call director Patti Williams at (908) 276-8689. mentary schools, was another con- in the department. interview a teaching candidate cern. And though the district has a Wednesday to take Pantozzi's very competitive starting salary of course load. Community Band to perform Kenilworth mails swollen Downtown West field Corporation WESTFIELD — The Westfield Community Band, under the direc- Presents Their 6th Annual tion of Elias Zareva, will perform at 7:30 p.m. July 18 in Mindowaskin tax bills to boro residents Park. "Sweet Sounds Downtown" Jazz Festival The evening will mark the performance of the band's only commis- Continued from page A-1 • council could not justify the in Downtown Westfleld, NJ sioned work. "Westfield Bi-Centennial," a composition that includes steep tax hike without a corre- many patriotic musical favorites, was arranged for the band by Jerry split and one Republican was sponding increase in services. On Nowak. expected to be absent from For their part, Republicans The Westfield Community Band will complete its 2002 concert series Wednesday's budget vote, a said Democrats had always had Tuesday Evenings from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM united Democratic no vote Performers and Locations: on July 25 in Mindowaskin Park. All events are free. The audience is full access to information. And' encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. could defeat the budget. The Tripodi, a Republican who The Westfield Community Band's Summer Concert Series as spon- council would then have to called the tax hike "not accept-' sored by the Westfield Recreation Department. For more information, authorize temporary appropri- able" when the budget was" July 16. 2002 call (908) 789-4080. . ations to keep the borough run- introduced, said the council Central Avenue - Sandy Mack Band This arts program is made possible in part by a HEART grant from ning until a budget is adopted. had failed to act on suggestions the Union County Board of Freeholders. At Tuesday's session, he made in February. Elm A B. Broad Streets • Alfred Patterson Trio Republican Councilwoman But the council's inability to North Avenue atjlm Street - Chuck Lambert Band Kathi Fiamingo said the reduce the tax increase, Tripodi municipal increases were the said, was partly a result of sev- E. Broad A Prospect Streets - Dave Leonhardt Trio product of increased fixed eral unexpected emergency costs: insurance premiums expenditures. The borough also July 23. 2002 went up nearly $200,000, she learned last week its request Ave said; bulk waste removal shot for extraordinary aid from the Central Avenue - The Homewreckers up $75,000, even with a reduc- state had been denied. Elm 4 E. Broad Streets - NJWA - Jazz Orchestra tion in pickups. When they weren't assigning " North Avenue at Elm Street - Phoenix Rising 9O3 233.0175 But Democrats suggested blame for this year's budget the Republican-controlled problems, council members dis-- Elm 4 Quimby Streets - The Christopher Dean Band Finance Committee had not cussed ways to limit tax hikes' fully explained the source of in the future. Among the pro-- August 6. 2002 , the increased costs. And posals were closer scrutiny of Carmela Colosiino said the departmental spending, moni- Central Avenue - Jason "Malletman" Taylor toring overtime more closely,' Elm A E. Broad Streets - David Aaron Quartet and requiring borough employ- ees to contribute to their healthy North Avenue at Elm Street - Scarlett Blue Band care plans. E. Broad A Prospect Streets - Ron Kraemer and the Hurricanes School Programs But some members said the' Curriculum, Am £ Crafts, Prama, Creative Play, SwMrtty A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper borough must also consider' August 13. 2002 NJN Publishing ©2002 more radical changes, such as Nurturing EnvtroMMrit contracting out some services Central Avenue - Terraplane Blues Published every Thursday by NJN to shrink borough departments. Elm A E. 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'-Prosohool Programs ., • (IS ma - 8 yr) Many Flexible ScheTutet 7«n - 6pn},p: v Continued from page A-1 height of the units. The town- houses would be 34 feet and fsliiia gpod reason to switch bartls? three stories high, but the township zoning ordinance Start counting. permits 30 feet and 2.5 sto-, ries (A previous Chronicle 5. Paying by check a big pain in the neck! CLARK; story put the height of units Feel better instantly witn a Vis,v Check Card at 38 feet; the error stemmed from 1HE bank. from a typo on architectural 3.25% I. lilt JuniEdge, a package • I'jy for puirlusev. anywhere1 llwl accepts of benefits offering a money Visa* •— iiom restaurants and supermarkets drawings). market rate of :).20'%. URGENT+ CARE Perhaps the most serious, • Wilh Jii JIUHJJI prii eiil.i'H1 yield ol !.„'•")% ib.it's • enr/r too variance was for density: the guaranteed lliiuunli July ", -Dili* without the hassle I nj«tcm»ai»» Wl SINCE 1982 zoning code would allow only • Require-, minimum b.ilami' ol $10,000*' including • Payments autoinalically C".'.".'.1... Jzz a (lift kmi; I il^e auuuiit with a minimum daily deducted tioni your checking account 28 units on the 140,000 sq. ft. bal.inu' lit $:i00' site, 15 fewer than requested. 6. & 7 Too tied up to get to the bank? Edward Doe;, site! develop- 2. free ^ilt-wr j|t i ollt-i linn when you sign up for Break free with I'C direct and bjrid-by-phone illl:bjiilAxtff.- belote |n!y II, 2002, while supplies • Hank mmi home, work, anyivhefe — er for the pn>je>c:l, said the last includes 4 mils u! .ill-occasion wrapping paper, usinn youi computer or telephone discrepancy exists because •10 feet of > uuuliiuliiii; j;ifl ribbon and 9 beautiful bows. • Check out lulaiu e information on unlike other municipalitieH, designated att ounts Craniord duo:; not have* a se;p- II. I ree clic< king with Overdraft Privilege" • lransfer money between a< counts to keep you from bouncing checks. arale density tormula tor • Make loan payments • Aillomjlii ,lll\ jhlys oveululls • 24-hour bill-paying option {'"u'i wait lit see (ownhouses. • I eun i lunges [mm let.nieis loi iHunied cheeks • Avoid-. t'lnluHassmenl anil hassle • Both services tree lor the first six Tli<- I ov, nhouses would • No e h.ii^e' unless you use it months regardless of your balance yimr doctor?. actually pose less ol a burden on local :iei vices than 2H sin- 4. Are checking fees bugging youf Keep counting! We are open 7 days a Swat them away with our Free You'll find so many other great products gle family homes, l)e;c Starter Program — no maintenance for your personal or business banking. week... aij.;ued, because the'V would fees for i months plus 50 Plus the kind of service that will attract young e:ouple!« and free checks. convince you that we're THE JMlk •»* you. senior citizens without chil- • After Ihicc months no monthly Gel all the details at any of our NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! mainlWMMi e lee" with $ 1,0(X) convenient branches dren. average monthly combined checking listed below. We now welcome patients Not everyone was con- and savings balance vinced, however. Asked about t No pesky fees for deposits, with any CIGNA Health withdrawals or clnxk writing Hours: the proposed development, Insurance WITHOUT Meeker Avenue resident Mon.-Fri. (9am-6pm) Lillian Cubarle said, "It's too a referral! Sat. & Sun. (10am-4pm) many and too high." 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By GREG MARX repaid. But as part, of the now stato once we're trying to hold the course line." TIIKCIIKONICI.K, budget, the Legislature forgave the remaining $553,000. Plus, he said, "it's a half million CLARK — In a move that may The district had already raised dollars that doesn't Have to be opening indirectly benefit Garwood stu- $276,000 in its current budget to raised in taxes." dents, the state recently forgave a repay half the remaining debt. While Garwood students attend $553,000 debt owed by the school That money will now go either to local schools for Grades K-8, the district here. surplus to offset future tax increas- lx)rough sends its high school stu- Aug. 22 The money was the balance es or to building repairs, Ortenzio dents to Johnson. Under an agree- remaining on an advance on state said. • • ment1 reached following deregional- By GREG MARX aid Clark schools received in 1998; ization, the borough pays a fixed Following the dissolution of the The news will have no direct THE CHRONICLE Union County Regional High impact on students, Ortenzio said. tuition rate. Borough property own- School District, property taxes in But in a town where school budgets ers do not vote on the Clark schools CRANFORD—The Hyatt Hills are often defeated and important budget. Golf Course will have its grand Clark shot up as the community had to improve and operate Arthur programs have been subject to "sec- Ortenzio thanked Clark's state opening Aug. 22, with full public ond question" votes, the relief may legislators — Senator Joseph access beginning the next day, a L. Johnson High School. To help offset the burden, the make it easier to get future budgets Suliga, Assemblyman Gerald member of the golf course commis- passed. sion said this week. state advanced the township $1.7 Green and Assemblywoman Linda The course will host its first duf- million, said Superintendent Paul "I believe people will see there's Stender •— as well as Senator fers the morning of Aug. 22, when Ortenzio. Under the original agree- a concerted effort... to be mindful of Richard Bagger, who represents invited media, elected officials and ment, half of that money — the taxpayer's plight," Ortenzio Garwood, for convincing policy- local dignitaries play the course, $850,000 — would have to be said. "I think that makes a differ- makers to forgive the debt. said Robert Hoeffler. In a ceremony following the round, General Motors will turn the Raritan Road facility over to the commission, Music, eats offered downtown which includes representatives from Clark and Cranford. CRANFORD — A local agency in August and SeptembeK. Hudson River Rats, Sept. 24. In That afternoon, the facility will Living memorial in the township wants people to Performers are the NavesinK^-case of rain, concerts move indoors open to the public, with free use of KEVIN HOWELL/THE CHRONICLE come "Downtown on Tuesdays." Brass, Aug. 6; Capobianco, Aug. 13; to the nearby firehouse. the driving range and miniature Paul McGovern mulches a tree on the Westfield High School cam- The Downtown Management Bluestar, Aug. 20; The Mingos, Aug. Additionally, local antiques deal- golf, a long driving presentation, pus that was planted as a memorial for student Liesja Tortorello , Corp. runs this promotion to wrap 27; Melon Camp (John ers provide their "Antiques on the and other entertainment and food, who died in a car accident on the Garden State Parkway several around a farmer's market in Cougar/Mellencamp tribute), Sept. Avenue" Aug. 6, Sept. 3 and Oct. 1. Hoeffler said^ '^ne nine-hole golf years ago. Liesja was a friend of McGovern's daughter Lauren. municipal parking Lot No. 1 at 3; Catalyst, Sept. 10; The For more information, phone course will open to the public the North Union and Springfield Jerseyaires, Sept. 17; and the (908) 709-7208. next day. avenues. You can buy "Jersey The opening of the course has Fresh" fruit, vegetables, plants, been delayed somewhat by work on flowers and baked goods 11 a.m.- the clubhouse, the only part of the Handicapped youth 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday through Oct. 15. facility still under construction. i N s T i T u T i Because the electricity for the site Visit the DMC table at the COSMETOLOGY TRAINING CENTERS will run through the clubhouse, the benefit from fund-raiser farmer's market and enter "A Taste HAIR • SKIN ' NAILS other parts of the complex cannot of Cranford" raffle. Winners will be open until the building is complete, MOUNTAINSIDE — bilitation, and long-term care at drawn every week and receive gift OPEN HOUSE Hoeffler said. Children's Specialized Hospital is its sites in Mountainside, certificates for restaurants in the WEDNESDAY, JULY 17TH, 6-8PM The property's, transformer sponsoring free child car seat Fanwood, Toms River, Elizabeth, township. 1-8OO-BE-CAPRI should be in place by the first week safety checks from 10 a.m. to 2 Newark and Union, as well as The DMC also promotes Visit our website at www.capriinstitute.com of August, he said, but the commis- p.m. Saturday, July 27, in collab- outreach programs in many com- "Concerts on the Lawn" of the Paramui Clifton Brick sion allotted another two weeks to oration with the Comprehensive munities. Municipal Building 7 p.m. Tuesday (»1| 599.0880' Roxbury (973)772.46.0 ^^ 1732)920-3600 be sure the facility is ready. Traffic Safety Program of the (973)584-9030 (908)964-1330 Hoeffler also said the mayflies Union . County Police that have plagued neighboring res- Department. idential properties will "absolutely The car seat checks will cqin- Catholic Community Services offer a unique continuum of not" affect use of the course. cide with a car wash and barbe- Though residents and township cue fund-raiser for the hospital's officials have complained of Friday Night Fever program. Bergen, Essex, Hudson and Union counties. swarms ofThe insects and attrib- All the activities will take SPORTS MEDICINE uted them to the manmade pond on place in, the front parking lot at the golf course, Hoeffler said few Children's Mountainside facility, MOUNT CARMEL GUILD CCS SOCIAL SERVICE Presented by William Bdl.R.RT.' have been seen on the Hyatt Hills 150 New Providence Road. BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES ' PROGRAMS IN THE STRETCH site. Friday Night Fever is a social • Inpatient Psychiatric Hospitalization Family Services Stretch cords are soft cotton or nylon Though such equipment is widely avail , "We can't find them. We don't program that gives young people rl & Detoxification " ~>~ Education see them," he said. "I really don't from ages 10 to 21 who use mobil- cords that are used to rehabilitate patients who able lor purch.be, it is prudent to work with a think they're coming from us."' ity aids (wheelchairs, walkers, ' Partial. Hospitalization Housing Services are recovering from a torn knee ligament, her- physical therapist. Knowing how tat to push a • Outpatient Treatment Older Adult Services niated disc, or any other musculoskeletal healing body to ensure the recovery progresses Based on recommendations etc.) a chance to socialize. Pastoral & Social Ministry from the state and the township, Activities have included movie • Psychiatric Evaluation injury. Stretch cords improve flexibility and smoothly without overdoing to the point of • Mentally 111 Chemical Abuser Treatment Refugee Resettlement & the commission installed a bug zap- nights, shopping trips, game are often used in the practice of yoga because reinjury is just one important area ot your phys- • Outpatient Addictions Treatment Immigration Assistance per and 14 decoy lights around the nights, a Halloween haunted they enable the body to stretch more deeply ical Therapist's expertise. For insurance, refer- • Early Intervention Program Restorative Justice pond, Hoeffler said. But though the trail and fund-raisers to support than might otherwise be possible without assis- ral, or appointment information, please phone • Individual, Group & Family Counseling Workforce Development' mayflies are attracted to light, the Friday Night Fever. All proceeds tance. 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WESTFIELD — For more there is a shortage of affordable But Corsi was able to find $42 "There is nothing that can be than a month, Rose Grumet housing in Westfield. a night for Barnet to stay in a done for this woman," said the Barnet has been living on the Barnet was living in an apart- shelter in Elizabeth over the representative who asked not to streets of Westfield. She has been ment on Sussex Street. She was scorching July 4 weekend. That be identified. "She must be eligi- sleeping on benches, in garages paying $600 a month for the money is gone now and Barnet is ble for some sort of assistance and once in a while in a small studio space. But, at the on her own once again. Although that we cover. If she has lived in stranger's house. end of last year, her landlord told she found a garage where she can Westfield, then she would be a "Nobody chooses to be in this her he would be turning the stay this week, she expects to be Westfield case. If she is not on position," Barnet said while sit- rental unit into office spate. "back on the streets next week. government assistance, then she ting in a downtown Westfield cof-' "I started looking then," Mrs. According to Corsi, when a can't get help. It is Westfield's fee shop that has become her Barnet said, "but was not able to person finds himself in a situa- problem." daytime shelter. "I really have no find anything in my price range." tion similar to Barnet's, they are And Westfield says it's a coun- options." Her landlord extended her referred to the county, which will ty problem. It has been going With the real estate market lease until May 31, and then she house them in one of its shelters. back and forth like this for booming, Barnet cannot find was forced onto the streets. When Barnet called the coun- weeks, Barnet said. housing in Westfield and neigh- After losing her home, Barnet ty, she was told they were at According to the county Board boring towns that she can afford. became desperate and sought capacity at its shelter in of Social Services, the agency "I have called every apartment help from Social Services. Plainfield. A message on the first must determine where the under $600 a morith listed in the At first there was no help. machine at the shelter directed applicant's money comes from. Suburban News, the Star- Ledger "When I called Social Services callers to the Union County "If they are on SSI or TANF and all of the local papers," she in town, they told me there was Board of Social Services. then they can be helped depend- said. "They are taken before the nothing they could do for me," "It's been like this everyday, ing on which end of the county papers hit the stands." every phone call," Barnet said. they live in," the spokesperson "One person tells you to call said. "If they are on General another person, that person can't Assistance, and they are in cer- help you, they tell you to call tain towns in Union County they LOSERS AND another person, and it keeps can come in also. If it is a non- GEORGE PACCIELLO/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER going that way until you get back consolidated town, which is Rose Grumet Barnet has been living on the streets of Westfield since PROUD OF IT! to the person you started with." Westfield, then they have to go to she was forced to leave her home in May. \ \ According to a woman answer- the town. If they are on Social trying to help out Barnet. "I have seems to have reached the point ing the phone at the Union Security, there is absolutely spoken to people from every in the road where she is being "I was referred by my doctor "It meant a great deal to know nothing that can be done with agency." sent from one agency to another because I needed a special that my sessions, were covered them." Barnet has tried the without anyone helping." medical diet." by my insurance plan" Which is Barnet's problem. Interfaith Council, the Coalition "I don't know what else to do," P Harris, Union M. Paterson, Scotch Plains Because she is on Social Security for the Homeless, the Plainfield Barnet said. "It's hard on an "I reached my goal by losing Personalized Programs for and not any other type of govern- YWCA, the Union County Board older person who is disabled to ment assistance, she is not eligi- of Social Services, the Red Cross, live like this. I am scared, but I weight naturally, and was Good Health & Lasting Success inspired through motivation ble for many of the services the United Fund of Westfield and am also hoping to find something and encouragement." (908)-789-5300 offered to the homeless. every local church and syna- soon." gogue. In the meantime, Barnet will E. Stem, Westfield Fax (908)-789-5535 "We made 22 phone calls in 1—• one day," said'Westfield Police Lt. "None of them could offer be on the streets, seeking shelter Celebrating John Geoghegan who has been help," said Geoghegan. "She and a seat wherever she can. BARBARA POTASHKIN, M.S. ^ ASSOCIATES Our 12th Dietitians Nutiitionists [Anniversary 2253 South Ave., Scotch Plains, N) 07076/Plaza South Medical Bldg. Traffic-calming steps nearly complete at Westfield High By KEVIN B. HOWELL speed limit. will be completed within two THE CHRONICLE Rahway Avenue is the target weeks, according to Town of a $225,000 plan to slow traffic Engineer Ken Marsh. WESTFIELD — Motorists and increase safety for pedestri- The improvements include traveling on Rahway Avenue ans crossing the street, which is bump outs, speed humps, raised will have to use their brake ped- home to the high school and crosswalks and intersections, als more often as the town traveled by many students and a strobe light crosswalk. implements new traffic-calming throughout the year. The bump outs, which push the measures to enforce the-25 mph Construction began in May and curve out into the street, will narrow the street and prevent two-lane traffic. They will be installed at Clifton and Willow ( Grove avenues and Max Place. I Marsh said that the pui'pfcse of bump outs is to deter drivers * from passing on the right when [ vehicles make left turns. The NEXIEL MCIWORLDCOH bump outs will be similar to the WE WILL BEAT ANY PRICE ones Plainfield installed on TO THE EXTREME A state-of-the-art facility staffed 24 hours a day by dedicated All Graduates Reactivate Your South Avenue, however, they Old Phone and will not stick out as far, accord- physicians and professional nurses operyourhcMnetoantnner-citychHd Receive S75 $perm5nuses Receive S100 Pleass send Intomation on hosting . Cash Back, Super Cash Back , ing to Marsh. Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Center • CJ Enctossd is a tafc-deducttWe contribution Speed humps will be put at One of the area's most respected inpatient and outpatient Rehabilitation Centers T*» ftwh Air ftmcf 1633 Third Avenue MOTOROLA T193 NOKIA the high school and the field l«ttl floor f NwVbrK.NY \ 10017 $755 house crosswalks. 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He was also he account- Grade 8 — Joanna Arcieri, moderator of the Bowling Club. able for their Matthew Bashaw, John Bender, He was president of the learning and Melissa Behimeo, Kevfn Brown, Teachers Association in 1986 for their suc- Mary Brown, Monika Chopra, and was named Teacher of the cess," said Christina DiPasquale, Year at the Vo-Tech this year. Wallace Shackell when Catherine Felegi, Julia Frieri, "I have found that high Shackell asked about Justin Grand, Eric Greenwald, " school students actively thrive ...retiring his philosophy Joshua Hanke, Luke Humen, in an environment where stu- after 32 years of education. Sarah Iorio, Alexandria Moreira, Jarrod Schlenker, Jonathan Schwartz, Victoria Spellman, Robert Tarantino and Free Special Report For Carpal Sara Winters. Grade 7 — Samantha Baker, T\innel Syndrome Sufferers Sarah Belden, Sarah Bender, Washington, DC • A recently released free report reveals a leading Conor Byrnes, Lindsay Dolan,. 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Jersey Boy It's time WUMIUOODOTO to cut red tape ISTOTEONSOMEDM PINK BOWS, THEN Mike Deak According to the U.S. Census, the median household income in Westfield is $112,000 a year. Since the figure is SPWKLE IT WITH SOME a median, half the residents in town have a greater There are income, half have to get by on less each year. POTPCUBH Almost anywhere else in the nation, the Westfield medi- an is a princely sum that allows folks to eat well, pay a very few mortgage, own a car and. even have some luxuries like travel, fine dining, concerts and the theater. But the standard of living is high in Westfield. Property sure things taxes are budget-busters and the cost of real estate is ITS A WOP TW There's no place I would rather astronomical. be on a hot summer afternoon What's a resident to do if she falls on tough times? than watching the thoroughbreds Rose Grumet Barnet is such a person, and she has run race at Monmouth Park. out of options. Kissed by the sea breeze just Up until the end of May she had a home she could a few miles from the Atlantic in afford. Now it's becoming office space and she calls a park Oceanport, Monmouth Park is bench at the train station home. cooler than the melting mall parking lots of Central Jersey. A stranger has offered her space in a garage temporar- It's incredibly well-maintained, ily and she was able to sleep in a bed at a shelter over the the people are remarkably cour- blistering Fourth of July weekend, but next week she does- teous and there's the unmatch- n't know where she will hang her hat. able excitement of 10 horse races Mrs. Barnet collects widow's benefits from Social a day from Wednesday to Security. She is not on public assistance; if she were, per- Sunday. haps someone could help. She has fallen through the But what I like most about cracks. Churches haven't been able to help. The county Monmouth Park is trying to fig- says she,is the town's responsibility, the town says she's ure out which horse is going to the county's. win. I'm not a big bettor — in Westfield is one of the wealthiest communities in the fact, it costs me more to play a round of golf than a day at state — even the nation. The town should be ashamed of Monmouth Park. My joy comes-, itself for allowing an older widow to live on its streets. It's from cashing a $2 win ticket on a - more than time for the town to cut the red tape and sum- 7-1 overlay that beat the even mon the resources it needs to help Mrs. Barnet until she money favorite by a nose. can make her own suitable arrangements. Letters to the editor On the day before a trip to Monmouth, I always buy The Racing Form, perhaps the world's most useful newspaper Long-term care policy cost balloons (other than the one you are read- ing now, of course.) For $5 an Crackdown is To The Chronicle: increased 20 percent to $2,172 annually with no issue, The Racing Form has all In August 1998,1 bought a long-term care insur- increase in my benefits. They did not provide a the information you need to ance policy that would cover significant costs of financial statement to explain the large premium make an informed bet with your nursing-home care, assisted living or in-home aid increase. Their explanation is unsatisfactory and hard-earned money. The perfor- welcome news expenses if I needed such financial help in the unjustified. Any unforeseen costs are their respon- mance of each horse in its last 10 future. The policy appears to be expensive at $1,810 sibility. In his gubernatorial campaign, Gov. James E. McGreevey races is listed in exquisite and made a promise to crack down on uninsured drivers. per year, but considering that nursing-home costs If I had known that there could be an increase exact detail. Times, money won, McGreevey targeted uninsured drivers because they drive up are $50,000 a year or higher, I felt it was a good such as this $362 annual increase, I never would jockey records, etc. are given auto insurance premiums for the rest of New Jersey resi- investment. have bought the policy and would have had to rely without bias or interpretation; dents who obey the law and pay premiums. I bought the policy assuming that my premium of on the government to pay my nursing-home bills it's the task of the horseplayer After struggling with balancing the state budget without $1,810 per year would remain unchanged, believing when I ran out of money. It would be disastrous if — each with a unique and "infal-. hiking either the sales or income tax, the governor made that I would pay the premium for 10 to 20 years for future increases are granted in the future. lible" system — to find within good on his campaign promise this week. The governor, along a total cost of $36,200, if I lived that long. Of course, It is incumbent upon me to warn my fellow citi- that dense thicket of numbers, with Banking and Insurance Commissioner Holly Bakke I hoped I would never have to use it.. zens of the hidden costs inherent in long-term care the winning combination of fac- announced a "zero tolerance" policy against uninsured dri- I was shocked recently when I received a letter policies. Let the buyer beware. tors. It's an exercise in mental vers. The action is long overdue. from Conseco Insurance Co. stating that the annual Robert J. Lawrie discipline of listening to the^ Under McGreevey's plan, any driver who is unable to display premium for my long-term care insurance would be Mountainside numbers talk to you. an insurance identification cam will have 24-hours to provide the police with valid proof of insurance. Any driver who fails to do so No one wins all the time at the will have a warrant issued for the impoundment of their vehicle. track. Like casinos, the survival The driver will be responsible for all towing and storage It's important to donate blood of racetracks depends on more costs in the event of impoundment, as well as the adminis- people winning than losing. The trative fee of $100. In addition, the driver will be required to To The Chronicle: New locations for drives are always welcome. best horseplayers may only win a retrieve the vehicle within 30 days, or the car will be auc- Thank you for your editorial (June 28) regarding Any organization interested in setting up blood dri- third of -ike bets they place; yet, if tioned following a hearing. blood donations. As a longtime donor at blood drives ves can contact Marie Forrestal at (732) 220-7184. they place shrewd bets, they can McGreevey's. plan further targets uninsured drivers by and a blood drive volunteer for years, I have learned Again, my personal thanks for your commentary. expect a higher return on their increasing the penalty for failure to display an insurance the importance of donations and the critical situa- Incidentally, I am not in any way an employee of investment than leaving the identification card from $100 to $150. Of this amount, $25 tion facing us each summer when donors are vaca- New Jersey Blood "Services, simply a man who is money in a bank or, in a far riski- will be dedicated towards the Uninsured Motorist tioning. strongly convinced about the importance of donat- er gamble, the stock market. Prevention Fund, which maintains the Department of Motor For local area donations and where drives are ing. I have always been convinced Vehicles' database of automobile insurance information. scheduled, the Red Cross can be reached at (908) ROBERT H. SOMMERICH that gambling on the horses at "Today in New Jersey, good drivers pav for bad and unin- 353-2500. Fanwood Monmouth Park is a far more sured drivers," said McGreevey. "Cracking down on the honest practice than playing the 600,000 uninsured drivers in this State will address the high stock market; in fact, I haven't auto insurance costs which are presently being borne by been shocked by the revelations insured drivers. This proposal will introduce fairness to a sys- in the past few months about the tem that has allowed uninsured drivers to get off the hook." financial scandals in some of the The higher fines, if passed by the legislation, are the latest country's largest corporations. moves McGreevey has taken to combat New Jersey's high auto Investing a stock is not much dif- insurance premiums, another issue that has been lucking Is the ferent than betting on a horse. around Trenton as long as property tax reform. McGreevey has The major difference is that you ordered the resurrected Office of Public Advocate to give con- probably have access to better sumers a bigger voice in rate decisions. And two weeks ago he information about the horse reached an agreement with State Farm — the state's largest higher than about the corporation. auto insurer — to remain in New Jersey for the next three years. The Racing Form does not lie No one can argue with McGreevey s proposals. For too long or use incomprehensible account- good drivers in New Jersey have "been burdened with the cigarette ing rules to boost a mediocre costs caused by bad or uninsured drivers. Cracking down oi those who break the law is a good first step in bringing dowi horse's performance. It just gives the nation's highest auto insurance rates. the unadulterated facts. But in tax fair the stock market, unless you're willing to lose yourself in moun- tains ot SEC lilinys, you're gener- ally have to rely on experts (mar- or unfair? "I don't smoke, so it seems • "1 would hope the increase ket analysis, CEOs, your barber fair. But if I smoked, I guess it, would encourage smokers to etc.) to choose a stuck. You're at wouldn't seem fair at all." think about cutting back or the mercy of people whose objec- SirmtttM > Russ Johnson, quitting." tivity is always in doubt and they NJN Publishing © 2002 Scotch Plains Linda McGrath tend to shade the truth from the A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper Cranford harshest light. Take the big rise in Internet slocks in the hue 1990s. No good Publisher Rosemarie Maio 908-975-6664 hur.se player would have ever executive Editor Michael Deak 908-575-6685 invested in those companies. If it Editor : Kathleen Phillips 908-575-6686 doesn't make sense to bet on a horse with a losing record, then Sports Editor Allan Conovcr 908-575-6689 why mv*-,ii m a company that Advertising Director Eileen Bickel 732-396-4223 hasn't made any money? A good Circulation Manager Patrick W. Flanagan .. „.. 908-575-6667 horseplayer knows you only bet leteceater Manager Carol Ckzer 610-258-5936 on a hoi tie with a good track record. Yt-t, buoyud by what Alan
Cranford firehouse). Free. (908) 709-7208. ffhis week FLEXITOONS — live puppet show with Craig Marin and Olga Felgemacher. Kenilworth Public Good Man, Charlie Brown" (adult Library, 548 Boulevard, version). Cranford Dramatic Kenilworth, 7 p.m. Aug. 7. Free. ENIORS THURSDAY Club, 78 Winans Avc, Cranford, 1 Registration required: (908) 276- p.m. July 21, 7 p.m. July 23. (908) 2451. JULY 11 276-7611. LAWN MUSIC — Capobianco, Thursday Club . CAR WASH and wax at big band. Municipal Building, 8 The Cranford Senior Citizens Thursday Club is sponsoring a trip Sept, 14-23 to Prince Arthur L. Johnson High School, Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7 p.m. Edward Island and Nova Scotia. Phone (908) 272-5375. Westfield Avo., Clark, 8:30 a.m.- Aug. 13 (rain site: Crnnford fire- 12:30 p.m. July 11, 12, 15-19, 22- COMING UP SAFE BOATING personal house). Free. (908) 709-7208. Friday Club 26, 29-31. Cars $7 (wash and LAWN MUSIC — Bluestar, wax)/$4 (wash only); minivans $9; watercraft. course. I Jnion County The Cranford Senior Citizens Friday Club is sponsoring a trip Oct. 22-24 to Lancaster, College, 1033 Springfield Avc, cover band. Municipal Building, pickups/SlJVs $10. Appointments 8 Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7 Pa. Cost is $285 per person, double occupancy. For reservations, phone (908) 276-2849. required: (732) 382-0910. Cranford, 6-9 p.m. July 23, 25. Registration: (908) 709-7601. p.m. Aug. 20 (rain site: Cranford OUTDOOR MUSIC - with firehouse). Free. (908) 709- Wednesday Club Joe Brisick. Parking Lot 11, Alden 7208. Activities of the Cranford Senior Citizens Wednesday Club: FRIDAY St., Cranford, 7:15 p.m. July 23 LAWN MUSIC •-, the July 17, 24 — Social meeting. (rain site: Cranford firehouse). Mingos. Municipal Building, 8 July 31 — Bingo. JULY 12 Free. (908) 709-7283. Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7 Aug. 7 — Business meeting. Birthdays and anniversaries noted. BLOOD DRIVE — at Union BIG BAND SOUNDS — p.m. Aug..27 (rain site: Cranford firehouse). Free. (908) 709- Trips sponsored by the Wednesday Club: • Hospital, 1000 Galloping Hill with Curt Covert. Parking Lot Monday, Aug. 12 — Atlantic City (Showboat). Cost is $16. The bus leaves Meeker Avenue Road, Union, 3-7 p.m. July 12,15. 11, Alden St., Cranford, 7:15 7208. Donor requirements: (800) NJ p.m. July 30 (rain site: Cranford LAWN MUSIC — Melon Camp, 11 a.m. Phone Arleen Borden at (908) 272-5441. Atlantic City trips also are scheduled Sept. BLOOD, Ext. 140. firehouse). Free. (908) 709- John Cougar/Mellencamp tribute 9, Oct. 7, Nov. 11 and Dec. 9. 7283. act. Municipal Building, 8 Outsiders are welcome orijdi-trips. KID MUSIC — with Beth & Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7 p.m. Scott Bierko, wife and husband. Sept. 3 (rain site: Cranford fire- Kenilworth Senior " TUESDAY Kenilworth Public Library, 548 house). Free. (908) 709-7208. JULY 16 Boulevard, Kenilworth, 7 p.m. LAWN MUSIC - Catalyst, Citizens Club July 31. Free. Registration cover band. Municipal Building, The club held its general meeting June 5 with 131 in attendance. Annual awards were FARMER'S MARKET - in required: (908) 276-2451. 8 Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7 Parking Lot 1, North Union and given to local schools, the First AiekSquad and the Fire Department. LABYRINTH — re-creation of p.m. Sept. 10 (rain site: Springfield avenues, Cranford, 11 Cranford firehouse). Free. (908) A birthday party was held June*18 with 97 in attendance. Members celebrating birth- a.m.-7:30 p.m. Tuesday to Oct. 15. devotional ") walk. First Presbyterian^ ) Church, 11 709-7208. days in June and July were Dorothy Butler, Louis D'Alessio, Louis Caravello, Anne Stelzer, (908) 709-7208. Frieda Francis, Betty McCrea, Frank Rasinski, Lucille Lucadema, Charlie Vitale, Edith BIG BAND SOUNDS — with Springfield yfive., Cranford, 1-4 LAWN MUSIC - The Harvey James. Parking Lot 11, p.m. Aug. 4.(908)276-8440. Jerseyaires, barbershop harmo- Caravello, Ann Ferrante and Lillian Ueltzhoeffer. Alden St., Cranford, 7:15 p:m. BOOK TALK — discussion of ny. Municipal Building, 8 • The Senior Citizens Center at 526 Boulevard is open all summer long. Nutrition meals (rain site: Cranford firehouse). "Tell Me a Riddle" by Tillie Olsen. Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7 are served Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A van is available for shopping at markets and Free. (908) 709-7283. Kenilworth Public Library, 548 p.m. Sept. 17 (rain site: malls. Boulevard, Kenilworth, 7 p.m. Cranford firehouse). Free. (908) The senior picnic is Tuesday, July 16. Cost is $2. For tickets, phone Minnie Leikauskas Aug. 5. Registration recommend- 709-7208. at (908) 276-7743. . 'ti" ed: (908) 276-2451. LAWN MUSIC — Hudson River Rats. Municipal Building, 8 An Atlantic City trip is scheduled Thursday, Aug. 1; phone Joe Matturro at (908) 276- SUNDAY LAWN MUSIC — Navesink 7743. • • Brass, quintet. Municipal Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7 p.m. JULY 21 Building, 8 Springfield Ave., Sept. 24 (rain site: Cranford fire- AUDITIONS for "You're a Cranford, 7 p.m. Aug. 6 (rain site: house). Free. (908) 709-7208. Community Center Cranford seniors are welcome to see movies for free at the Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave. All shows begin 11 a.m. The schedule: July 15 — "Moonstruck" (1987). 4 Cranford youths at July 22 — "A Christmas Carol" (1951) with Alistair Sim. July 29 — "The Odd Couple" (1967). Governor's School For more information, phone (908) 709-7283. CRANFORD — Cranford High Kingston is attending the debating challenging internation- School juniors Sam Chaleff, Peter Governor's School of Public Issues al problems. He has attended the Kingston, Josh Lasky and Patrick at Monmouth University. 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A tent-back allows sellers to Peer Leadership Sandra While "bridge loans" arc available Ootsmas, Stephanie Backiel, Eden - Marriott Hotels Fireworks Extravaganza rent back their cuireni homes from for just such circumstances, it can buyers lor a lime alter closing, dur- Musumeci, Corine Laudati, Lacey be an expensive proposition, thus, ing which (hey can house hunt. Pabst and Rachel Master.son. Sensational m Kuuw II Vim njm ti\wt Him gifewfttttg t'tulm Haul YOURSELF July 11, 2002 Cranford Chronicle TT Community Life us notes Canoeists pump their oars churning the normally serene Kerryn Mnrio Ilnnnon of Row, row, row your boat Rahway River at the start of Cranford has praduntod from canoe races and a full day of Franklin & Marshall College in activities in Cranford to mark Lancaster, Pa. She received a the Fourth of July. Winners in bachelor's degree in international the 13 & Under category were: business at commencement exer- Kristen Scotti, Andrew cises May 12. McGlynn and Connor Mahoney, Hannon was an admission first; Harrison Davis, Ozcan guide, admission host and student MoRut and Mntt DiGiovanni, activities volunteer. The honors second; Stove Goller, Chris list student and field hockey play- Grillo and Dillon Mustule, third; er was also involved with intra- 14 to 20 year olds: Paul Starkey mural spprts and Students for and Chester Klimek, first; Organized Services. Matthew Ford, Adam Jenkins and Dan Flacks, second; Conor The daughter of Joseph and Mahoney and Colin McKay, Jane Hannon graduated in 1998 third; 21 and Older: Mike and from Mount St. Mary Academy in Joe Cenci, first; Chrissy and Watchung. Renae Skubish, second; Ray *** Mitchell and George Kattak, Jennifer Anne Brown, third; Ma and Pa: Matt and Sarah Jean Cossa and Suzue Davis, first; Mark and Christopher. Anthony Denise Addona, second; Mike Sbaratta, all of Cranford, and Mary Pat Denci, third; received bachelor's degrees from Parent and Child: Anthony and Drew University in Madison at Matthew DiGiovanni, first; the 134th commencement exercis- Frank and Kristen Scotti, sec- es May 18. ond; Tom and Chris Sheridan, Separately, Shannon Asia third; 17 & Under Marathon: Barakat of Cranford was named Paul Starkey and Chester to the Drew University dean's list Klimek, first; Conor Mahoney, for the spring 2002 semester. Andrew McGlynn and Kristen *** Scotti, second; Adam Jenkins, Megan McGovern of Dan Flacks and Matt Ford, Cranford was named to the presi- third; 18 & Older Marathon: dent's list for the spring 2002 David Gelber, Rob Pender and semester at Bentley College in John Busch, first; John Waltham, Mass. A sophomore Stirbertj, Mike Scotti and Perry Fanara, second; Bill Carolan, majoring in business, she achieved Tom Wittels and Matt Corson, a grade point average of 3.7 or third. higher on a scale of 4. *** James Schmitt of Cranford NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER was named, to the honor's list for the spring 2002 semester at St. Joseph's College of Maine in Standish, Maine. He is a senior majoring in sociology. *** Five area students were named to the dean's list for the spring 2002 semester at the-New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark. They are Michael Day of Kenilworth, majoring in computer science; Lisa Kardos of Cranford, majoring in chemical engineering; David Morehead of Cranford, majoring in management; Tapan Parikh of Cranford, majoring in NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER computer engineering; and At right, canoeists move to the starting line for the July 4 races and, above, anoth- Matthew Venditti of Cranford, er group of boaters returns to the dock after the race. majoring in computer engineering. *** Five area women were named to the dean's list for the spring 2002 semester at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pa. They are Mary E. Kokie of Cranford, the daughter of Stanley and Sonia Lots of clowning around with circus in town Kokie; Theresa A. Lyle of Kenilworth, the daughter of Steve and Ann Lyle; Danielle F. Ressegue of Cranford, the daugh- ter of Robert and Teresa Ressegue; Kathleen C. Snyder of Cranford, the daughter of William and Carole Snyder; and Megan D. Weiss of Cranford, the daughter of William and Irene Weiss. Laura A. Civile of Cranford has graduated from Rowan University in Glassboro. She received a bachelor's degree in communication studies, cum laude, at commencement exercises May 16. Civile was elected to the Golden Key honor society for ranking in the top 15 percent of her class. The daughter of Richard and Joan Civile also was a member of Lambda Pi Eta honor society in communications. ;|:M. Maria Vultaggio of Cranlord was named to the dean's list for the spring 2002 .semester at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa. Kuthcriiie Mcticny, daughter of George and Nancy Mertena of Craiiford, has graduated .sunnua cum laude from (lie University ol New Hampshire with a bachelor's degive in occupational therapy. Tin; I!WH Cntnfoid High School graduate was a member ot the Gulden Key National Honor Sqciiily, i'i Tlu-ta Kpailon occupa- tional liu;iapy honor .society and ihn A.M.I). Honor Society. Shu will do initfi'iiiihiiia ul Kilith Nourse Kogcit. VA Hospital in Hedtbid, Mass., and Johns Hopktild NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAHHfcH Uiiivt:i'biiy Hospital in Baltimore. Jennifer Vldbel, an animal trainer with Vldbet't Old Tyme Circus, puts ponies through their paces In the .*••('•*• performance sponsored by the Cranlord Chamber of Commerce. ltriun Jottt»|>h t'uldwell tuut itmivud u bachelor's degree in the- i)logy, stiiiuiwi cum laude, front i uldwell t'uibgt). llu i* tui tUuua- mi.> ol ( i untoul High School, ThumtiB l.uvMnh, tutu of Dr. d Mia Kmiul* X l,Ultt*h df Yitfk, l'u,w,w iiuuuxi Ui Uw dtHUl'l li«i lot the thud uiuo «t KtairtWd fV* :....•» mktomm mmmmn (!inv»»»u,y in Kuullcld, C«»m. "Hit uH'mnlwd Ilitfh lit Cranford Chronicle July 11,2002 Carl J. Fotia Jr. Obituaries Thomas McNerney Jr. »' KENILWORTH - Carl J. His mother, Lucille Barone CRANFORD - Thomas L. tition in Washington, D.C. Mr. Fotia Jr., 44, died July 4, 2002 at Fotia, and a sister, Michelle, are McNerney Jr., 81, died July 5, McNerney was a Democratic Meadowlands Medical Center in deceased. 2002 at his home. He was a Party committeeman in Bayonne Secaucus. He had been with Surviving are his father, Carlo Judy Keller Marine Corps sergeant, insur- in the early 1950s and a member Public Service Electric & Gas Co. J.; and his stepmother, Antoinette ance salesman, pipefitter and of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, for 20 years, most recently as a Farella Fotia. CRANFORD — Judy P. Keller, Gawley, died in 1999. barbershop harmony singer. His wife, Rita Sexton meter repairman in Mass was offered yesterday at 36, died July 1, 2002 at Union Surviving are her father, He was born in Bayonne and McNerney, died in 1975. A son, Mountainside. the Church of the Assumption, Hospital. She graduated from Henry; two sons, Calvin Hudson lived in that city before moving to Thomas L. Ill, died in 2000. A native of Newark, Mr. Fotia Roselle Park, following services Cranford High School and and Kevin; three daughters, Cranford in 1970. Surviving are a son, Brian of lived in Roselle Park and at Mastapeter Funeral Home in worked several jobs before becom- Jessie Hudson, Katelyn and Mr. McNerney was a Marine Cranford; five daughters, Diane Kenilworth before moving to Roselle Park. Burial was in Sti ing a homemaker. Karlie; seven brothers, Andreas, platoon sergeant in the South McNerney Scilla of Denville and Elizabeth. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Ms. Keller was born in Eric, Jeffrey, Frank, Monty, Chad Pacific during World War II and a Cranford, Gail McAtee of Hillside, Heddesheim, Germany, and came and Damon; and a sister, Marine drill instructor at Parris Denise Fritz of Ridgefield, Conn., to the United States when she Theresa. Island, S.C. He later became a Kathleen Trotter of Cranford and was 6 months old. She .lived in Services were held Saturday at sales representative with the Patricia Tursi of Lebanon; three Norman Hoglund Linden and Union Beach before Gray Memorial Funeral Home. Prudential Insurance Co. of brothers, James, Frank and CRANFORD — Norman J. years, Ethel "Maisie"; three sons, moving to Cranford. Burial was in Old Brick Church Daniel; and 10 grandchildren. Her mother, Renate M. Keller- Cemetery, Marlboro. America. He joined Exxon Corp. Hoglund, 83, died July 1, 2002 Norman Jr. and wife Tina of in 1975 and was a pipefitter at its Mass was offered Tuesday at in Naples, Fla. He graduated Naples, Peter and wife Tracey of Linden facilities until his retire- St. Michael's Roman Catholic from the City College of New Naples and Robert and wife ment in 1992. Church. Burial was in Holy Cross York and was the manager of Charlene of Coconut Creek, Fla.; Mary Weiss Mack In the early 1970s he sang Cemetery, North Arlington. accounting for Consolidated two daughters, Lynne Racasi and GARWOOD — Mary A. Weiss Her husband, James J., died in with a Kenilworth-based barber- Arrangements were by Gray Natural Gas Co. prior to his husband Gerry of Flemington, Memorial Funeral Home. retirement. Elizabeth Karalis and husband Mack, 88, died July 4, 2002 at 1958. shop quartet at a national compe- Union Hospital. She was a secre- Surviving are a sister-in-law, Mr. Hoglund was born in David of Easton, Pa.; and nine grandchildren. tary with the Accurate Bushing Rose Weiss; and several nieces Brooklyn. He lived in Pittsburgh Co. in Garwood prior to her and nephews. and Cranford before moving in Graveside services were held retirement. 1984 to Marco Island, Fla. Saturday in Naples. Donations Mass was offered Monday at Lillian Marino Mrs. Mack was born in Newark St. Anne's Roman Catholic He served with the 8th Army may be sent to Parkinson's CRANFORD - Lillian M. A son, Michael P., died in 1992. Air Corps in England and Europe Association of Southwest Florida and had lived in Garwood since Church. Burial was in St. Mary's 1962. She was a member of the Cemetery, East Orange. Givens Marino, 79, died July 1, Mass was offered July 3 at St. during World War II. Inc., 26850 South Bay Drive, 2002 at her home. She owned the Anne's Roman Catholic Church in Surviving are his wife of 54 Bonita Springs, FL 34135. Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of Arrangements were by Dooley Columbus council in Garwood. Funeral Home in Cranford. Marino Fish Market in the town- Garwood. Burial was in St. ship from 1945-94 with her hus- Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. band, Sam, who died in March. Arrangements were by Dooley Jeannette Enders Towl Mrs. Marino was born in Holly Funeral Home. Memorial dona- Linda Armbruster tions may be sent to the Cranford CRANFORD — Jeannette Hill, Fla., and had lived in Enders, died in 1985. Her second Cranford since 1945. First Aid Squad. Palmer Enders Towl, 82, died husband, Burr A. Towl, died in CRANFORD — A memorial Cranford Garden Club and the July 6,2002 at Fellowship Village 1991. service for Linda Alice Philanthropic Education in Basking Ridge. She was a real Surviving are a daughter, Armbruster, 43, will be held at Organization Sisterhood and was estate agent', fashion model, club- Laura Jeannette Johnson of ' First Presbyterian church, 11 active with the Parent-Teachers Legal Notices woman and churchwoman. Westfield; three sons, Palmer Springfield Ave., Cranford, at 11 Association at Brookside Place a.m. Saturday. Friends may also School in Cranford, where she LEGAL NOTICE the Superior Court. Hughes Justice Complex, 24 Market A native of Newark, she lived Ford Reuther of Boxford, Mass., BOROUGH OF GARWOOD Street. Trenton. NJ 08625. in accordance with the Rules in Westfield before moving to Jeffrey Frederic Enders of visit with the family at 10 a.m. was a volunteer librarian. NOTICE OF ADOPTION of Civil Practice and Procedure. ORDINANCE NO. 02-18 This action has been instituted for the purpose ol (1) Basking Ridge in 2001. Watchung and John Randolph Saturday at Gray's Memorial Born in Morristown, she lived AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ARTICLE. I (OHGANIJA- foreclosing a mortgage dated July 6, 1999, made by Funeral Home, 11 Springfield in Kwajalein, the Marshall TION OF BOROUGH GOVERNMENT) IN CHAPTER 5 BELINDA SANTIAGO GONZALEZ, MARRRIED, as Mrs. Towl was a past-president Enders of San Francisco; five (ADMINISTRATION) OF THE CODE OF THE BCR- Mortgagor(s), to U.S. MORTGAGE CORPORATION of the Junior League of Elizabeth- stepdaughters, Barbara Ann Ave., Cranford Islands, and Mendham before OUGH OF GARWOOD TO FIX FEES FOR COPIES OF recorded on August 4,1999, in Book 7329 ot Mortgages GOVERNMENT RECORDS. / / for UNION County, Page 23, and (2) to recover posses- Plainfield, which has its office in Sims of Charleston, S.C., Mary Mrs. Armbruster died moving to Cranford 16 years ago. STATEMENT W sion of the concerned premises commonly known as: Saturday, July 6, at Overlook Surviving are her husband, TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS 1533 EAST SECOND STREET »C-8, SCOTCH PLAINS, Cranford. She was a John Powers Alice Mahon of Hawthorne, PASSED ON THE FINAL READING AFTER PUBLIC NJ 07076. model in Manhattan from 1938- Patricia Jones of Westfield, Carol Hospital, Summit. William; a daughter, Katherine HEARING AT A MEETING OF THE GOVERNING BODY II you are unable to obtain an attorney, you may com- OF THE BOROUGH OF GARWOOD ON JULY 9, 2002. municate with the New Jersey State Bar Association by 40 and a realty agent with the Loper and Barbara Wilcox, both ' She was an engineer for AT&T- Alice; a son, Richard William; her ATTEST: calling (201) 249-5000. You may also contact the lawyer of Shelter Island, N.Y.; a sister, Bell Labs, Holmdel, for 10 years. parents, William and Alice Christina Ariemma referral service of the County of Venue by calling 908- former Edwin O. Edwards Agency Munlcipal Clerk 353-4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may com- in Westfield. the 1939 alumna of Patricia Engler of Madison; a Mrs. Armbruster received a Chapman; a sister, Cynthia $9JB CC2201T 7/11/02 municate with the Legal Services Office ol the County of Venue by calling 908-354-4340. Bradford Junior College in close friend, William G. Williams; bachelor's degree from the Curtis, and a brother, Alan LEGAL NOTICE You, BELINDA SANTIAGO GONZALEZ, are made a Massachusetts attended the 15 grandchildren and two great- University of Virginia, Chapman. BOROUGH OF GARWOOD ' party defendant to this foreclosure action because you NOTICE OF ADOPTION are the record owner ol the mortgaged premises Juilliard School of Music in grandchildren. Charlottesville, and a master's Memorial contributions may be ORDINANCE NO: 02-19 because you executed the Note/Bond and Mortgage AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 34-43 (FEES being foreclosed herein and may be liable for any deli- Manhattan-in 1939-40. A memorial service will be 11 degree from Stanford University, made to the Lymphoma Research FOR SERVICES AND MATERIALS) IN ARTICLE VII ciency thereon, and for any right, title, claim or interest Palo Alto, Calif. Foundation, 111 Broadway, 19th (SPECIAL POLICE SERVICES) IN CHAPTER 34 you may have in, to or against said mortgaged premises. She also was a past-president a.m. today at Presbyterian (POLICE DEPARTMENT) OF THE CODE OF THE BOR- DONALD F. PHELAN of the Newcomers Club of Church, 140 Mountain Ave,, She was a member of the Floor, New York, NY 10006. OUGH OF GARWOOD TO REVISE THE FEES FOR Clerk ol ththe SuSuperioe r Court CERTAIN SERVICES. ££22CC224 1T 7/11/02 Mountainside as well as a former Westfield. STATEMENT TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS • LEGAL NOTICE regent and chaplain of the Arrangements are * by PASSED ON THE FINAL READING AFTER PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE that on July 25, 2002 at 8:00 PM in the Daughters of the American Memorial Funeral Home in Robert DeBernardis; HEARING AT A MEETING OF THE GOVERNING BODY Municipal Building, 567 Boulevard, Kenilworth, New OF THE BOROUGH OF GARWOOD ON JULY 8, 2002. Jersey a PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the Board ol Revolution chapter in Westfield. Fanwood. Memorial donations ATTEST; Ad|ustment ol the Borough ol Kenilworth lor the subdivi- Mrs. Towl sang in the choir at the Christina Ariemma sion (strike one) for property owned by John Scvorzo may be sent to - Parkinson's Municipal Clerk Ill/Christopher Pazienza shown on the tax maps of the Presbyterian- Church in Support Group in Westfield, c/o actor, chef, designer S9.69 , • CC221 1T 7/11/02 Borough of Kenilworth as Block 157 Lot(s) 4 located at Westfield, of which she was a dea- Presbyterian Church in 741 Union Avenue, Kenilworth, New Jersey for permis- CRANFORD — Robert E. magazine. LEGAL NOTICE sion to subdivide Lot Into 2 Lots. con and elder. Westfield, 140 Mountain Ave., NOTICE OF ACTION TAKEN BY THE BOARD Applicant:John Scvorzo III, Christopher Pazienza DeBernardis, 47, an actor, chef, Mr. DeBernardis, who was TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD This notice is published by the Applicant by Order of the Her first husband, John G. Westfield, NJ 07090. PLANNING BOARD Borough ol Kenilworlh Board of Adjustment. wedding gown designer and beau- born in Brooklyn, lived in TAKE NOTICE that on the 26th day ol June, 2002, the Name: John Scvorzo III and Christopher Pazienza ty pageant choreographer, died Manning Board of the Township of Cranford, In the Address: 306 N. 22nd Street Cranford from 1973c until he County of Union took the following action: Kenilworth, NJ 07033 Monday at Methodist Hospital in moved to Philadelphia in 1998. Adopted the Master Plan Re-examination Report pre- Phone No. 908-272-3691 In Just A Few Summer Nights pared by Heyer, Gruel & Associates, dated June 26,2002 I2A8. . CC22S 1T 7/11/02 Philadelphia. He later resided in Dallas and as revised and amended. Upon presentation to the Your School-Age Child (entering K—5th grade completed) He had roles in the" 1984 Woody Jackson before returning to Township Committee of the Township of Cranford, the LEGAL NOTICE Master Plan Re-examination Report will bo filed in the TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Allen movie "Broadway Danny Philadelphia in 2000. Crantord Zoning Office and will be available for public ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Can Learn about Jesus on a FREE inspection. TAKE NOTICE that on the 8th day of July, 2002, the Rose" and the ABC soap opera Surviving are his partner, Kurt Pelschow Zoning Board of Adjustment of the Township of Cranford, "One Life to Live." Another soap Danny DeWitt; two stepdaugh- Chairman in the County of Union took the following actions: BUG SAFARI S8.16 CC222 1T7/1V02 1. Application #9-02. Approved a variance to John and opera, "Short Hills," was devel- ters, Amanda DeWitt and Jessica Clara Nunziato to permit construction of a porch with less At Vacation Bible School LEGAL NOTICE than the required front yard setback on Block 162, Lot 11 , oped around Mr. DeBernardis' tal- DeWitt; three brothers, Raymond, TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD as designated on the Township Tax Map, also known as Mon. • Fri., July 15 - 19 ents. He was a member of the Richard and Dennis; five sisters, BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 18 Wood...... s Hol.e Road, as require, d by, Zonin_. g, Ordinance. The Board of Adjustment (Zoning), Township ol Cranford, 2. Application #7-02. Application or Twin Oaks Realty 6:30^-8:30 p.m. Screen Actors Guild. Janet D. Barton, Rita .Zuccala, County of Union, New Jersey will hold a public meeting Development LLC was withdrawn by applicant .regarding on Monday, July 22,2002 at 8:15P.M. in Room 107 of the development ol property located on Block 533, Lot 6' Lessons, crafts, snack, singing, recreation' As a personal chef Mr. Beverly Blohme, Darlene Garcia Municipal Building, 8 Springfield Avenue, Crantord, New Block 535, Lots 2.01,2.02,2.03 and 2.04; Block 534, Lots DeBernardis was in demand in New and Margaret D. Cupp; and many Jersey to hear the following cases: 2, 3, 4.01, 8, 9, 11.01 and 12 as designated on the Application #8-02: Movtiva Enterprises, T/A Shell. Township Tax Map, Sponsored by The First Baptist Church York City, Philadelphia, Miami, Fort nieces and nephews. Applicant, 345 North Avenue East, Block 318, Lot 20. O- 3. Application #3-02. Final approval with conditions gtant- 2 Zone for expansion of a non-conforming use (136- ed to New York SMSA Limited Partnership, d/b/a Verizon „ 170 Elm Street, Westfield, call 908-233-2278 for information Lauderdale, Fla., Dallas and Los Visitation is 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. - 38!C(1) with the following variances: to exceed Wai per- Wireless to erect an antenna on building higher than per- Angeles. He handled choreography today at Dooley Funeral Home, mitted square feet lor a pylon sign (136-23.H.(5)(b)[2]): to mined on Block 191, Lot 2 as designated on the Township exceed allowable height for a pylon sign (136- Tax Map, also known as 123 North Union Avenue, as for the Miss New Jersey Shore 218 North Ave. West. Mass will be 23.H.(5)(b)[2]); to exceed total allowable square footage required by Zoning Ordinance located in B-1-0 zone of building sign (136-23.H.(5)(b)13j): to exceed allowable 4. Application »11 -02. Approved a design waiver variance pageant and the New Jersey-based offered 9 a.m. tomorrow at clearance ol pylon sign (136-23.H.(5)(b)|2]) and canopy to Jack and Jude Zimmerman to permit construction ot a Holiday Extravaganza program, Church of the Assumption, sign not permitted. . • six foot fence on Block 267, Lot 11 as designated on the Application #10-02: Richard and Margaret Buontempo, Township Tax Map, also known as 309 Casino Avenue as both of which he directed. A number Chiego Place, Roselle Park. Applicants, 4 Crescent Place, Block 200, Lol 37, R-1 required by Zoning Ordinance, ACES OF of wedding gowns that he designed Zone tor construction ol an addition with less than the 5. Application #5-02. Adopted resolution memorializing Burial will be in Fairview required rear yard setback (136-30.9) and property locat- the grant ol a variance to Frank Santos to construct a res- were showcased in Modern Bride Cemetery, Westfield. ed in a flood fringe area. idence with less than the required lot area: less than the - Barbara Ginsberg required lot width; less than the required side yard set- Secretary back; less lhan the required total (or both side yards- less $13.2.!! CC223 1T7/1K02 than the required rear yard setback; less lhan the required minimum distance from front yard to the street NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS right of way and less than the required minimum distance Dana Linda Sandier (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JEBSEY TO. trim building to the Garden State Parkway on Block 631 BELINDA SANTIAGO GONZALEZ Lot 1 as shown on the Township Tax Map, also known as You are hereby summoned and ruquned to serve upon 21 Ramapo Road located in a R-4 zone CRANFORD — Dana Linda Storm King School in Cornwall- SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP, Plaintiff's Attorney, whose Barbara Ginsberg Sandier, 37, died July 6, 2002 in on-Hudson, N.Y. She also attend- address is 406 tippincolt Dnvu, Suite J, Marlton, NJ Board Secretary 08053, an answer to tho complaint (and amendment to $21,43 CC226JJ_Z/f 1/02 Waltham, Mass. She was born in ed Northeastern University. complaint, if any) filed in a civil action in which WASH- "" ^^^^ Summit and lived in Cranford INGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA., SUCCESSOR BY MEHG- LEGAL NOTICE She and her family donated an ER WASHINGTON MUI UAL IIOME LOANS, INC., SUC- TOWNSHIP OF GRANFORD before moving to Waltham. ambulance in June 2001 to the CESSOI1 IN INTLIU.SI BY MERGER TO FLEET ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MORTGAGE COUP., is Plaintill and BELINDA SANTIA- The Zoning Board of Adjustment, Township of Cranford, Ms. Sandier attended Cranford Red Magen David, the Israeli GO GONZALEZ are I iiilunduits. pending in the Superior County ol Union, NeW'Jersey will cancel the public meet- schools and j;raduated from the equivalent of the Red Cross. Ms. Court ol New Jersuy, Chancery Division, UNION and ing to be held on Monday, August 12 2002 at 745 pm bearing Deckel «l:-7SI/U-();' within Iliirty-five (35) days in Room 107 of the Municipal Building, 8 Springfield Sandier spoke at the Jewish aftei the date ol tlii^ publication, mclwsiw of such date. If Avenue, Crantord, New Jersey due to lack of scheduled •f. Community Center of Central you fail to do so, ludyment by duiauit may be rendered applications. Evangel Baptist Covenant Presbyterian Church ayainst you lor tiie luliet demanded in the complaint (and Barbara Ginsberg New Jersey in Scotch Plains amendment to complaint, it any). You shall file your . Secretary 2')1 Parsonage Hill Uoad Edward I Hobbie about, her love Ibr Israel, her fam- aiibwei and piuuf ol suivicu ill duplicate with the Clerk ol $6.12 CC227 1T 7/11/02 Slum Hills ily and her late maternal grand- ATTORNEY AT LAW a ( :.41 Sliunpiki; kit: S|)iiuj'l'iclil parents, iivinjv " l Ijea Diamond. 973-467-8454 The ambulance was donated in *)73-379-435*l 470 SOUTH AVI-.NUI: K. memory of the Diamonds. '):M) am Sunday Nrliool Stmiiner Schedule ('KANIOKD, N.J.07010 Suivivini', are her father, (iordoii ENCOURAGE 10: i() am Sunday WinCim 10:0(1 am - Sunday Worship 1V1. oi (Vaufonl; her mother, Kuth Diamond Sandier of Cranford and Y.!t) |im Sunday AWANA TM\ pin - Wed. Ifible Study & Prayer 908-276-4777 lioca Katun, 1'la.; a .sister, Kind of (>:00 put Sunday i.w. S^ivtix: Newton, Mass.; a brother, Donald YOUR KIIJS HABIT. /:!!•> |ifsi Wed. I'l.iyvi Mcrlinr, "I'idlh cmiies //y hew inn,'""' hearing MX: 908-709-1663 K., and a sister in law, Jacqueline, by the word of dud" both of Way land, Mass.; her pater- nal grandmother, Heat rice of Boca 'lYinity Pentecostal .ii'Ni.KAi. I'KACIKT: INCLUDING: Haton; and a niece. HOLY CROSS Services were held Tuesday at LUTHERAN CHURCH Holiness Fellowship • I'SI.MI. 1'l.ANNINi; • Pl-.KSONAI. iNJl KY Levine Chapel in ISrookline, Mass. d.W Mountain Avt\, Spriu Cianloitl • lii.Di-.K LAW • MATRIMONIAL Donations may be sent to American Red JVlageu David for 97J-379-4S25 (908) 270-6244 • Wu is AND TRUSTS • ZONING Sunday Siliuol & Israel, 888 Seventh Ave., Suite • RLAL ESTATE • BUSINESS LAW % Sti vkis-lOsiiii ill Rev. Frank Sfui/.i, I' 403, New York, NY U)10(i. Joautliuii Duytou 11:00am Sunday Sdiuul 6:3Upm Sunday I-Acuing Worship High School 7:30 Wuts. Woi ship/Bible Study Adull & Mmic MiiiiMi ici 7:3Upm Sat. PmUcustal Pr»y«r i Yuulh & Children's Program* AgtlnUgraUd J ( luistiuu Nursery Siliuul & "Beauty i A "Whult Family" Approach tu ininiitry. "Had » • "Hotel d'Amour," musical Shows 7 p.m. Friday (weather 21. Registration required for pro- Events farce. 8 p.m. Friday and Star Shows permitting). Free admission. 3-D grams. COUNTRY FOLK ART RARITAN VALLEY • "Olde Time Summer AND CRAFT SHOW Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, July • Annie BauerleinVChip 4 p.m. Sunday, July 14 12-Aug. 24. Admission $24 COMMUNITY COLLEGE Mergott (folk), July 12. Possumtown Park Beverages" with Judith Krall- New Jersey Convention Center Saturday, $22.50 other days; dis- Route 28, Brojichburg • Dixie Mix, July 19. Possumtown Rd., Piscataway Russo, 2 p.m. July 13. Members .;' Raritan Center, Edison counts available. (908)231-88057 JOHN HIATT/LOUDON (732) 563-4117, (732) 562-2301 $6; non-members $8. Registration \ (732)417-1400; t PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE www.raritanval.edu/planetari- WAINWRIGHT III • American-based calypso/soca required. • www.countryfolkart.com i % Brookside Dr., Millburn um 8 p.m. Wednesday, July 17 band. Kain site: Piscataway NEW JERSEY MUSEUM • Summer edition of touring (973) 376-4343; • "Summer Skies," 7:30 p.m. State Theatre, 15 Livingston Municipal Complex. Free admis- OF AGRICULTURE craft show, 3-9 p.m. July 19; 10 www.papermill.org July 12, 19, 26, Aug. 2, 9, 16; 23. Ave., New Brunswick sion. Cook College sj,m.-5 p.m. July 20; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. • "My Fair Lady," local produc- Admission $4.50. (877) STATE 11; THE TURTLES Route 1, New Brunswick July 21. Admission $7. tion of Broadway/movie musical. • "Laser America" concert, www.statetheatrenj.org 7 p.m. Sunday, July 21 (732) 249-2077; SUMMERFEST To July 21. Admission $59-$29; 8:30 p.m. July 12, 19, 26, Aug. 2, • Singer-songwriter (former) Duke Island Park www.agriculturemuseum.org Alba Vineyard discounts available. Call for show 9, 16, 23; 3 p.m. July 10, 17, 24, and 70's one-hit wonder (latter). Old York Rd., Bridgewater Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday- ,. Route 627, Finesville schedule. 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28. Admission Admission $34-$20. Saturday. Free admission for • (908)995-7800 (908) 722-1200, Ext. 351; PLAYS IN THE PARK $5. DICKHYMAN members. Non-member admis- ••> • Street fair in a rural set- www.park.co.somerset.nj.us Roosevelt Park, Edison • "The Little Star That 8 p.m. Saturday, July 13 . sion: adults $4, seniors $3, chil- ting, 5 p.m. July 20. Adults , • 60's band whose biggest hit (732) 548-2884; Could," 2 p.m. July 17, 24, 31, Somerset County Vo-Tech dren 4-12 $2, children under 4 $7.50; ages 6-12 $4; under 5 ("Happy Together") is in the pre- www.playsinthepark.com Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28. Admission Vogt Dr., Bridgewater free. Registration required for free. view for the upcoming movie • "Jekyll and Hyde," local pro- $4.50. (908) 526-8900, Ext. 7219 "Simone." Free admission. groups. • Theater duction of Broadway musical. • Pink Floyd laser concerts, • Jazz pianist heard on Woody WARREN PARK WALLACE HOUSE AND 8:30 p.m. July 5, 6, 8-13. Adults July 20, Aug. 10: "The Wall" 7:30 Allen movies. Admission $15 in CONCERTS OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE p.m., "The Dark Side of the Moon" 71 Somerset St., Somerville NOW PLAYING $3; under 12 free. Bring low- advance, $20 at the door. Florida Grove Rd., Woodbridge backed chairs for seating (no 9 p.m. Admission $5 for one, $9 for JOHNSON PARK (732) 745-3936 (908) 725-1015 Z BROOK ARTS CENTER blankets or chaise longues). both. CONCERTS Shows in the mini-theater 6 George Washington's head- 10 Hamilton St. TRILOGY REPERTORY TRAILSIDE NATURE River Rd., Piscataway p.m. Sunday. Free admission. quarters when he was stationed . Bound Brook Pleasant Valley Park & SCIENCE CENTER (732) 745-3936 • Just Us (w/Ed Szymborski), in Somerville in 1778. Open 10 (732) 469-7700; Route 512, Lyons 452 New Providence Rd. Shows in the bandstand 3 p.m. July 14. a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. - www.brookarts.org (908) 204-3003 Mountainside Sunday. Free admission. • Grupo Caribe, July 21. Wednesday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m. • • "The Real Inspector Hound" • "Into the Woods," local pro- (908) 789-3670 • Nick Novicky & The Verstyles WEST MORRIS Sunday. Free admission. by Tom Stoppard and "The Duck duction of Broadway musical. 8 •'"Summer Skies," 2 and 3:30 (polka), July 14. CONCERT BAND JANE VOORHEES Variations" by David Mamet. 8 p.m. July 11-13, 17-20. Admission p.m. July 14, 21, 28. Adults and • Paul Dehnz, July 21. 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 17 ZIMMERLI ART MUSEUM. p.m. July 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27, free; bring lawn chairs or blan- children $3.25; seniors $2.80. RICHARD MATHISEN Liberty Park, Gladstone Rutgers University, 71 Aug. 2, 3; 2 p.m. July 28. kets for seating. Children under 6 not admitted. 7 p.m. Friday, July 12; St. Hamilton St., New Brunswick Admission $15. (908) 234-0589 Concerts Stephen Lutheran Church • Old-style concert band. Rain (732) 932-7237; FORUM THEATRE 3145 Park Ave., South site: Peapack-Gladstone www.zimmerlimuseum.rut- 1 COMING SOON BLACK POTATOE 314 Main St., Metuchen Plainfield Municipal Building. Free admis- gers.edu' SOMERSET VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL (732) 548-0582; (908) 757-4474 sion. Open 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. PLAYERS July 12-14; Red Mill Museum www.akidsforum.com • Pianist/church pastor per- Tuesday-Friday, noon-5 p.m. Route 514, Hillsborough 56 Main St., Clinton • "Cinderella," local produc- forms works of Mozart, Beethoven, Saturday, Sunday. Tours of the (908) 369-7469; (908) 735-6429; For Kids tion of ballet/stage musical. To Schubert, Liszt and Chopin. RUMPLESTILTSKIN collection 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday. www.svptheatre.org www. blackpotatoe.com Free admission for members. July 20. Admission $12; group Admission $7. ' ' 1 and 3 p.m. July 13, 20, 27, rates available. Call for show- • "Steel Magnolias," local pro- • Live outdoor "independent Non-member' admission: adults LEON REDBONE Aug. 3; Brook Arts Center, 10 times. duction of stage play/movie. 8 music" event. Admission $31.50 $3; senior citizens, Rutgers stu- 7 p.m. Sunday, July 14 p.m. July 19, 20, 26, 27, Aug. 2, 3; July 14, $28 July 13, $25 July 12. Hamilton St., Bound Brook dents and children under 12 free. OFF-BROADSTREET Duke Island Park 3 p.m. July 21, 28, Aug. 4. Visit website or call for full line- (732)469-7700; Admission free for all first THEATRE Old York Rd., Bridgewater Admission $11; discounts avail- up. www.brookarts.org Sunday of month. 5 S. Greenwood Ave. (908) 722-1200, Ext. 351; -. able. JOHN COLIANNI • The famous fairy tale told live Hopewell www.park.co.somerset.nj .us • Works of Efim Ladyzhensky, 8 p.m. Friday, July 19 and local. Admission $6. (609) 466-2766 • Blues-based rock singer. Free to July 31. Watchung Arts Center admission. Museums • "By All Means: Materials and Watchung Circle, Watchung SPRING LAKE CORNELIUS LOW HOUSE Mood in Picture Book (908) 753-0190 PARK CONCERTS Middlesex County Museum Illustrations," to July 31. 20th ANNUAL • Jazz pianist performs in the Maple Ave., South Plainfield 1225 River Rd., Piscataway • Contemporary art from India, round with singer Tira. (732) 745-3936 (732) 745-4177 to July 31. Admission $12. NEW JERSEY Shows in the gazebo 6:30 p.m. Open to the public 1-4 p.m. CONCERTS ON THE LAWN Sunday. Free admission. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Galleries Borough Hall Friday and Sunday. J. CACCIOLA GALLERY FESTIVAL OF Route 28, Somerville • George Krauss Memorial Concert Band, July 14. • "UnCommon Clay: New 22 Claremont Rd. Presented by (908) 541-1600 • Magic (w/Richie Aiello), July Jersey's Architectural Terra Cotta Bernardsville Jersey Central Power & Light (908) 204-9900 -4 First Energy Company BALLOONING Industry, to May 30, 2003. EAST JERSEY OLDE Open 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday- TOWNE Friday or by appointment. Johnson Park • Paintings by Dan Namingha AND NJPAC'S SUMMER MUSICAL PRODUCTION MHURNf. 1050 River Rd., Piscataway and sculpture by Arlo Namingha, (732) 745-3030 to July 12. Re-creation of village from the PRINTMAKING COUNCIL Colonial-era port of Raritan OF NEW JERSEY Landing. Open to the public 8:30 440 River Rd., Branchburg a.m.-4:15 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 1- (908) 725-2110; ! '; 4 p.m. Sunday. Guided tours 11:30 www.printnj.org a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Tuesday- Open 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Free Wednesday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. admission. Group tours by Saturday. appointment. • "Artist to Artist: Berlin- to th t HUNTERDON New Jersey," to July 20. TH th MUSEUM OF ART SOMERSET July 26 , 27 & 28 7 Lower Center St., Clinton ART ASSOCIATION Friday ipm-IOpm, Saturday & Sunday 6am-10pm (908)735-8415 Route 620, Bedminster 2002 Open 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday- (908)234-2345- For Directions Call i 000-HOT AIR9 - £*•! Sunday. Open 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. • "Post-Systemic Art," to Sept. Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m.-l:30 balloonfestival.com Rodger* & Hammersteln's 15. p.m. Saturday. SOUTH PACIFIC • Recent sculpture by Meghan • The Great Escape: The Rural Music by RICHARD RODGERS >'" ,; Wood, to Sept. 15. Landscape," July 11-Aug. 8. Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II METLAR-BODINE Reception 6-8 p.m. July 11. Book by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN and JOSHUA LOGAN HOUSE MUSEUM WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER Adapted from the Pulitzer Prize winning novel "Tales of the South Pacific" by James A. Mlchener 1281 River Rd., Piscataway Watchung Circle, Watchung Somerset County Somerset Mussonger-Gazotie. 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In cast has Ben Affleck as the hero/ £hat, Gary Cooper was a gentle, Morgan Freeman, Alan Bates, gallant rube who inherits a for- James Cromwell, Liev Schreibef tune, confounds the city slickers and (ace as the Russian prezj land radiates fuzzy ideals, while Ciaran Hinds. 2 hrs. (Elliott): Degression audiences again got to Rated PG-13. 3 stars. ogle the idle (but frisky) rich. Now "UNDERCOVER BROTHER" — Adam Sandier is Longfellow The source was a Web comedy site, Deeds, who inherits $40 billion and it's a derivation of old blax- frojfli a genial old flake (Harve ploiters", "In Living Color" and the PreBnell). Peter Gallagher is a Austin Powers goofs, but this lam- (Fairly standard corporate wheeler poon of black heroics is funny in a as the sharpie running the vast pumped-up way. Eddie Griffin testate. But as star reporter Babe, wears the power Afro as the main Winona Ryder is game and slyly bro, and Malcolm D. Lee also got charming. The real ace is John good stuff from Chris Rattan, tTurturro as Deed's new manser- Denise Richards, Dave Chappelle^ vant, Emilio. It's a fond update Aunjanue Ellis and Billy Dee find funny comedy, even making Williams as a Colin Powell-like pood use of John McEnroe (still general who wants to be the new, cooky) and the Rev. Al Sharpton Col. Sanders. 1 hr., 26 mins. (ditto). Cast: Adam Sandier, John (Elliott). Rated PG-13. 3 stars. JTurturro, Winona Ryder, Peter "WINDTALKERS" — Nicolas Gallagher, Jared Harris, Erick Cage, as a traumatized soldier Avari, Harve Presnell. Running sent back into the hell of Saipan" Itime: 1 hr., 31 mins. (Elliott) PG- in 1944, is like Audie Murphy J3. 3 stars. rewired by the Actors Studio* I RECENT RELEASES Adam Beach is appealing as the. ; "THE BOURNE IDENTITY"- Navajo "code talker" he must pro- Pqpg Iiman ("Swingers"), not one tect, but despite its salute to actu- of Ihe usual action hacks, swiftly al heroes, the movie is drunk on tooled the Robert Ludlum espi- close-combat slaughter, with end- onage story into a smart, visceral- less stabbings, explosions, suici- ly connective thriller, with Matt dal charges, manly sacrifices. Damon as CIA agent Bourne, on Even in the future, there will be a Tom Cruise. Just take a look at "Minority Report." Action specialist John Woo and fche. run and suffering amnesia. his writers dress the death sprees with old John Ford touches, but Alluringly human Franka becomes fake female cage star a puppy. This is one lollipop of a bold horse that runs across much that way in some theaters). It Potente runs again, as a German those are creaky, not saving. 2 Juwanna. The gags grind and leer; movie, OK for the 4- to 9-year-olds of the Old West, his thoughts spo- moves swiftly and has action pay- hrs., 12 mins. (Elliott). Rated PG- girl pulled rather gladly into his even Kevin Pollak and Tommy offs, but George Lucas is still a who like the TV show. 1 hr., 23 ken by Matt Damon, his adven- 13. 2 stars. Fast path. Strong Euro locales, Davidson are lost. It's like being mins. Rated PG. 2 stars. tures doused in .Bryan Adams turgid storyteller, and stiff dia- faidy direct violence, sexy hair- mired in a sports dolt's loboto- "SPIDER-MAN" — Sweetly tunes that are like a floral tribute logue drags the actors down to RATINGS putting, good support in cynical mization of "Tootsie" as Jamal, to Rod Stewart. The horse action mere plot function too often. 4 STARS — Excellent. maneuvers from Chris Cooper, dorky Peter Parker (Tobey finding his inner sister, becomes a Maguire) is bitten by a new form is swift, and borrowed John Ford Ewan McGregor seems to be com- 3 STARS —Worthy. Julia Stiles, Clive Owen, Brian real man. 1 hr., 26 mins. (Elliott). bits can mean nothing to modern ing into his own as wise Obi-Wan. 2 STARS — Mixed. Cox. 2 hrs. (David Elliott). Rated of lab spider on a school trip. He Rated PG-13.1 star. morphs into a speed master with kids. 1 hr., 25 mins. (Elliott). 2 hr., 23 min. (Elliott). Rated PG. 1 STAR-Poor. PG-13. 3 1/2 stars. Rated G. 2 1/2 stars. 2 1/2 stars. 0 — Forget It. • "DIVINE SECRETS OF THE YA- "LILO & STITCH" - A cute arachnid powers, but keeps his Disney toon made in Florida but set real identity masked from the girl "STAR WARS: EPISODE II - "THE SUM OF ALL FEARS" - NR —Not Rated. I kkSISTERHOOD" — Gothic-lite 1 clajkrap in the service of feel-good in Hawaii, where darling Lilo turns literally next door, Mary Jane ATTACK OF THE CLONES" — Another morbid Tom Clancy night- Capsules compiled from movia histrionics. Four steel magnolias a space critter into a pet. The ani- Watson (Kirsteri Dunst). Spider- This is No. 5 in the series and is mare of big power and dire danger reviews written by David Elliott,' mation is not computerized and has Man casts webs from his hand, visually spectacular (entirely (the nuclear devil unleashed), with (EllenBurstyn, Fionnula Flanagan, f film critic for The San Diego Union-*; Shirley Knight and Maggie Smith) lovely watercolor effects, though the climbs and leaps around New York filmed in digital, and projected a trivial romance trampled by pol- Tribune, and other staff writers. have been bound in friendship since plot, voicework, Elvis tunes and and battles a capitalist nut turned girlhood. One of them has a Past product plugs are genetically New Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe). With a Secret, which is poisoning Disney, not of Walt caliber. 1 hr., 20 Always sidelined is the nut's son, her relationship with her play- min. (Elliott). Rated PG. 2 1/2 stars. Peter's best friend, Harry (James I wright daughter (Sandra Bullock). "MINORITY REPORT" — Franco). The film is high-crafted f If ffrW f trlijrlf &wJ I 15% OFF First-time director Callie Khouri, There's an exciting 80 minutes and amusing, though the POW! I w/purchase of $20.00 or up j/yho adapted the screenplay from here, when sleek Tom Cruise as a style so right for Marvel pages can In the novels of Rebecca Wells, also future (2054) cop becomes a hunt- be numbing in this tech-loaded, CHINESE & JAPANESE CUISINE I wrote the screenplay for Thelma ed man. Strong actors (Lois hypersonic approach. "Spider- 4 Tremendous Variety of both cuisines. Casual Dining...I* and Louise," so it's not as if she does- Smith, Peter Stormare, Samantha Man" has the heat of a newborn Seatings up toUO people. Enjoy Small & Large Parties!I (% g\ f|/ I n't know any better. Running time: Morton) bob in streaming, slash- franchise. The costumed hero 1 I 1 hr, 56 mins. (Salm). Rated PG-13. ing, hot-ice imagery. But the finally makes a brilliant match AUTO OFF t 1172 stars. weird fun of this Steven Spielberg with Old Glory, in a gleaming Chinese Specials • Japanese Specials* Lunch Box Manhattan. Cast: Tobey Maguire, fl I Senior Citizens lunch or Dinner thrill ride (from a Philip K. Dick Maki Roll Specials * Sushi Bar Specials • Dinner Box Cannot be combined with any other offers "INSOMNIA" — From story) is framed by a thick setup Kirsten Dunst, Willem Dafoe, Christopher Nolan ("Memento"). and gloppy resolution, using a James Franco, Cliff Robertson, Chef's Specials such as... Imperial Shrimp, Seafood Flower Basket, Taipei Trio, House LAPD detective Will Dormer (Al dead child for emotional bait, and Rosemary Harris. Running time: 2 Special Duck, Sizzling Delight plus our Revolution Diet - Light Cuisine & racino) and his partner (Martin the basic scheme (joined psychics hrs. (Elliott) Rated PG-13. 3 stars. Health & Diet Food - Thai Specials, etc. (Up to $10.00) "SPIRIT: STALLION OF THE Donovan) travel to Alaska to detecting killers before they kill) Hours: Mtm.-Thurs. llam-l(lpm:Fri. &S11I. I turn-1 Ipm; Sun. I'limon-Hlpm w/purchase of $35.00 or up • assist an old pal with a murder lacks feasibility. 2 hrs., 14 mins. CIMARRON" — A sweetly bland : KI Only For Take Out & Delivery \ base. There's a lurching, (Elliott). Rated PG-13.2 172 stars. DreamWorks cartoon film about a 12 South Ave., West, Cranford • ''"709-8081-8083 • Fax:' " 70d-808. 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I ? -J I N.jl •..,'.-lii)l it iitlu-r iiJJ MAI IAN W,»UU«AKI m» CMUiHs, B-6 Cranford Chronicle July 11,2002 Extensive Vauxhall Road Bridge Kenilworth s lication Fees! overhaul project is under way gets grant J UNION — Work haa-begun on two westbound and one east- Union and Essex counties will for downtown jointly fund this $4.1 million pro- th(> Vauxhall Koad Bridge, which bound. It also has sidewalks on KENILWORTH — Loctfl spans the East Branch of the both sides. ject. The Union County HTM Mnrtf|2if|i! Kahway River between Union The new bridge will have the Engineer's Office will administer residents interested in the Township and Millburn. same dimensions and same traffic the project. Major work on the development of downtown will Llcmnd This busy. 76-year-old span is configuration, and will also be bridge will begin shortly and will have a chance to participate Mortgage ' maintained by Essex and Union constructed of steel stringers with take abdut IS months. 800-322^02 flrokBf when the borough's Smart M I r>*p«rlm»nl nt Ranking counties. a concrete slab deck. County and local officials are Growth Committee later this Built in 1928, the Vauxhall As part of the bridge project, currently working together to - Credit problems understood 367 Paisalc Ave. - Family-Owned Business Bridge is constructed of concrete workers will channelize the determine whether the bridge months - No income verification Fairllcld, NJ 07004 - Debt Consolidation enclosed steel stringers. It has a stream under the bridge with con- should remain open during con- The committee, which will 40-foot span and a roadway crete. This is part of the overall struction. A decision is expected help to prepare a growth pl'a'n width of about 40 feet. More flood control efforts on the bor- shortly. Closing the bridge will for Kenilworth'8 central busi- than 18,200 vehicles travel ders of Millburn and the Vauxhall result in traffic delays, but will ness district, will hold its inau- across the bridge each day. The section of Union, where flooding probably result in a shorter con- Pregnant? bridge has three driving lanes — has caused damage. struction time and lower cost. T gural meeting* 6:30 p.m. Jury 23 at the municipal building. Not ready to be parent? Any one interested in serving Adoption is a loving choice for you and your baby. on the committee should ccfcir Stay in touch with your baby, if you wish tact the borough clerk's office All of the choices are yours at (908) 276-9090. 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Hughes have also steadily Tuesday and will host Union Frank and learning." "I just want to get these kids improved over the course of the Throwing a young group of today before traveling to Calib Bain And that's experience playing baseball at a summer, as has Matt DeRose players into the fire the Summit tomorrow for the final have forced all Capizzano higher level and to get better. I and Sean Kaverick. Hughes has Kenilworth Senior American game of the season. Capizzano to is asking. He just want them to be on the demonstrated tremendously Legion squad is hoping the Outfielder Joe Ferraioli was juggle his line- Baseball just wants to field, play and improve and soft hands at second base. lumps it takes this summer in the squad's lone representative up quite a bit, get his guys on they have gotten better. I see Kaverick has been strong on the Union County America in Wednesday's All-Star Game. putting players the field, tak- some nice improvement." the mound and looked good Legion League will translate "It's been a struggle," said at new and unfamiliar posi- ing at-bats, playing ball and Among some of the most against Union despite suffering fnto wins next spring. Capizzano. "We've had guys tions, resulting in defensive learning from their mistakes. improved players has been Ed a 9-2 loss. Kaverick pitched well .Battling a few key injuries hurt and guys in and out o{ the lapses. "I don't like to get caught up Dipolo, who is vying for the but Union was able to scratch Kenilworth stood just 1-11 at lineup. We've played pretty well "If we had a consistent line- in wins or losses over the sum- starting catching duties. He has out six unearned runs and the beginning of the week, but some of the games, but some of up with guys staying at similar mer," said Capizzano. "I'm just greatly improved his throwing scored seven times with two Head Coach Joe Capizzano has the games we don't, But we're positions we'd have done bet- looking for the kids to get out over the course of the summer out. Zika and Calib Bain were seen progress and isn't worry- young and that's going to hap- ter," said Capizzano. "We're there and make progress. Some and has gotten the job done at also doing a nice job on the hill ing about the squads record. pen with a young team." moving a lot of guys around. teams get really pumped up the plate. before being injured. Cranford 12's grab third district title; set for states The two-time Babe Ruth Simon Smith, Dave Jackson Having won. the District 12 state champion Cranford 12- and Robert Colaneri all title in 1999 and 2000 Cranford year-old baseball team has pitched, limiting Colonia to waa hungry to regain the cham- taken its competition by storm four hits. pionship this summer and again this summer, winning the Cranford 10, Clark 2 — chase and unprecedented third Clark Tournament and the Backed by an offensive explo- New Jersey state title. Babe Ruth District 12 tourna- sion of 17 hits and the solid Cranford 11, Westfield 6 ment. pitching of Derek Rich, Andrew — Westfield jumped out to an By capturing its third dis- Ciencin and Joe Delia Serra, early 4-2 lead, but Cranford trict title the Cranford squad is the Cranford club blew out a was not to be denied as the once again in the state tourna- strong Clark team. Delia Serra "three amigos" — Derek Rich, ment, held in Elmwood Park, „ singled and clubbed two home Andrew Ciencin and Joe Delia NJ. The state champ will com- runs for three RBI. Mike Serra — kept the Westfield pete in the Atlantic Regional Tubelli ripped a two-run homer bats in check. Simon Smith was Tournament in Solomon and two singles for a 5-RBI day. the offensive star, blasting two Islands, Md. with the regional Vince Gilstrap had three hits long home runs over the left champ competing in the Babe with Simon Smith, Dan Moreno field fence. Rich also launched Ruth World Series in Mateus, and Andrew Ciencin collecting a long home run, singled and 111. two hits apiece. collected three RBI. Ciencin Clark tourney Cranford 6, Scotch Plains blasted Cranford's fourth The Cranford 12's opened 0 — Revenge at last. Since los- homer of the day and finished the season in the strong 10- ing the Babe Ruth District 12 with two RBI. team round robin tournament title to Scotch Plains last year, Cranford 9, Scotch Plains in Clark and put on an impres- Cranford's pay back time had 0 — More payback? You bet. sive display of pitching and arrived. Joe Delia Serra and Cranford trounced last year's offensive firepower. Andrew Ciencin held Scotch district champ 9-0 to advance Cranford 7, Roselle Park Plains in check on two hits. Joe to the final. The three amigos 1 — Cranford was led by the Delia Serra walloped a three- dominate the opposition, shar- pitching of Derek Rich, Andrew run home run. Jesse Embry, • ing in a one-hit shutout while Ciencin and Joe Delia Serra, Andrew Ciencin and Derek striking out 12 batters. Delia who held Roselle Park to one Rich all singled twice. Robert Serra and Rich both ripped a hit. Hopkins had the defensive gem double and a single with an Derek Rich led Cranford of the game, throwing a perfect RBI. Mike Tubelli and Joe with two hits — one of which strike from centerfield to third Nyitray collected run scoring was a monster two-run homer base to nail a runner. singles. Vince Gilstrap collected into the right field woods. Joe Cranford 4, Millburn 1 — two more hits with Robert LARRY MURPHY/CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT Delia Serra singled and dou- Cranford earned more payback Colaneri blasting a long double bled in a run. Andrew Ciencin when it topped Millburn 4-1 in and eventually scoring. Andrew and Dan Moreno ripped RBI the semifinals. Derek Rich and Ciencin and Dave Jackson both On a roll singles. Dave Jackson was a Andrew Ciencin stymied the singled to pad Cranford's 13-hit Chris Drechsel has helped pitch the Cranford Senior American Legion squad to an eight game winning perfect 2 for 2 on the day with potent Millburn offense, limit- attack. streak and an 11-1 record. With a 13-11 come-from-behind victory over Roselle Saturday Cranford Mike Tubelli and Joe Nyitray ing them to one hit. Joe Nyitray Cranford 13, Scotch moved into sole possession of first place in the league. The teams travel to Union Catholic tomorrow. also collecting hits belted a two-run double off the Plains 4 — With North Millburn 4, Cranford 2 — centerfield wall, Joe Delia Elizabeth, Plainfield and Cranford received a wake-up Serra singled twice and drove Westfield eliminated Scotch call from a powerful Millburn in a run and Vince Gilstrap Plains came back from . the squad. Although out-hitting scored two runs on two singles losers bracket for another Millburn 9-6, a two-run homer to pace the Cranford offense. showdown with Cranford. Pats top Road Warriors, and a few infield miscues did in Cranford 4, Millburn 3 — Scotch Plains jumped out to a Cranford. In a nail biter Derek Rich 4-0 lead after two innings on a Cranford 17, Colonia 3 — struck out the last Millburn pair of two-run home runs, but In a five-inning contest batter with the tying and win- to their dismay the game is six but Bears take division Cranford's bats exploded as ning runs in scoring position to innings long and Cranford Andrew Ciencin hit two clinch the championship for pounded out 13 runs in the last BySCOTYGRUBER roster changes, the Patriots are 3-for-4 with three runs batted in, four win the championship. homers, one of which was a Cranford. Joe Delia Serra limit- CIIKONIOI.KCOKUKSl'ONDENT in good position to compete in the Desi Wilson had three RBI and three-run blast, and had an ed Millbuni to three hits and Derek Rich, Joe Delia Sena second half. Sean Fennell and Mike Glavine RBI double for 5 RBI. Derek one run over the first three and Andrew Ciencin again shut BRIDGEWATER — So close "We're playing pretty good had two hits apiece. Rich hit his second homer of innings and helped his own the door on the Scotch Plains and yet so far, the Somerset now," he said. "Our pitchers are The Patriots opened up the the campaign plus two singles. cause with three singles and offense. The long ball again Patriots will take their fight for a healthy, and we'Jl probably have scoring' in the fourth with a tbuv- Jesse Embry laced three sin- two runs. Andrew Ciencin was powered Cranford as big Dan playoff spot into September. a few new playeis coining when run inning. Billy Hall reached gles collecting an RBI, and 3 for 3 with an RBI. Derek Rich Moreno, Delia Serra and Despite topping the we get back from Nashua first with a bunt and Jeff catcher Joe Delia Sena tripled and Mike Tubelli each had run Ciencin went yard. Moreno Pennsylvania Hoad Warriors 8-3 (Monday). We're not standing Berbiinger smacked a seeing-eye and singled in a run. Vince scoring singles. drove in tour runs on two hits Monday night before a crowd of still. I think there's a few areas single through the loft side of the Gilstrap hit safely twice. Mike Joe Delia Serra received the and Cienciu and Delia Serra 4034 at Commerce Bank where we can better tho club and infield before cleanup hitter fubelli and Dan Moreno both tournaments Most Valuable each had two RBI and three Ballpark, the Patriots (36-27) lost I've made up my mind we're Wilson cleared the bases with a had jingles with Robert hits each. Mike Tubelli drove in the Atlantic League's first half going to do it. We've been holding three run homer over the right; Offensive Player award. title to Newark, as the Bear.s beat oil and we're going to do it. I'm •Hopkins ripping a double. District 12 tourney two runs on two .singles. center field fence. Somerset the Nashua Pride 7-5 in Newark. not happy with some of the per tacked on one more in the fifth Though the Pats and Boars tied sonnel here." when Mulligan singled off tin; for the division lead, Newark Throwing a masterpiece on felt Held walJ Ui drive (Jlavine in SPORTSCINE took the title and a trip lo the three days' rest, pitcher Kay from second. post-season based on their !> 4 Davis ((j 4) took a no hitter into The bottom ol the order struck LACROSSE CAMP run the week of August 5 through everyone who registers prior to head-to-head lead over Somerset. the sixth inning before a Kieardo again in the sixth, when The Cranfurd Lacrosse Club is August 9, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. It July I. Applications are available Though the Patriots fell just lVlonl.au hloop single broke up the Mulligan smacked a two run sponsoring \ho 2002 Lady Kniyht will bo hold in tho rear of Oranyo at Mr. J's Pi/za I louse, tho Pink .short of the division title, it is bid. Davis went six inning homer pasl the back wall in lei! Lacrosse Camp feutnriny Avo. School. Submarine, Bayel America and II almost remarkable (hey woiv lit innings tor the win, striking out field, (ilavine and Mulligan, the Rutgers Univoisity's lonowuud Tho camp will toatuio ^'001' (.-•iaidino's Pizza. Questions can it at all. Hurl by slugger Orlando live and walking three while giv- eighth and ninth hitters, respec- head coach Anna Mario \A;sco. Division II Colluyo Uasoball bu directed to Hob Seyeai by Miller's defection to the Mexican ing up one hit. tively, combined to go !> -ior-8 with Tho camp will bu hold at Coach of thu Yoar Stove Svonson calling (90U) 2/i)?Ab'A or (UUH) League and Will IVnnyleather's The Patriots got a scare in the three runs scored. Oranye Avo. School July 30 Auy. of I ulician Colluyo, as woll an tho 212 4359. early season suspension tor a seventh, when Davis was taken After Davis was yanked in the 1 froni 9 a,in, lo II' p.m. and Cranfoid High School coaching BOYLE BASKtTBALL CAIVJP mound charge, the Patriots came out of the game witli tightness in bottom of the seventh after walk costs $100. li is opon to ijiils siutt and past and cunont playeis Hie Kevin Boyle Basketball out of the gate 12 14 in May, but his elbow. However, Trainer Paul ing leftiiekler Ben Craig, reliever from 4th ihiouijh ll'ih ijiaiiu, with of CHS. I'hu Uasubdll Basics pio- Camp Summer 2002 will bo held a l'J 10 record in June brought Kolody insisted it was nothing Rob Luce gave up three straight uach campui njcuivtmj a I shiii yiain will consist of a compfe- at A. L. Johnson High School in them back in the hunt. serious, and Davis is expected to base hits. Javier Sein singled I ho camp will tualuio ;,t;ihu litjihjivu assortment of daily Clark for three moie sessions "We got waylaid u month ago make his next start after the All- home Craig from second, third mayos, individual insiiucliou, offunsivo and detonsivo drills, as from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (early drop when we lost Orlando Miller and Star break. baseman Jeremy Deitrick drove toain stiatoyius and awuiils whilu well us afternoon games that will off is available). The next session Pennyfeather got suspended," "I'm not concerned at all," aaid home Stanton Cameron and Sein btrustiiiiy ciadliny, catuhlny, leinfoice the skills that are being said Somerset Mauger Sparky Kolody. "I think he's going to be scored on a Kodolfo Pena ground will be July 15-19, followed by Lyle. "We lost a lot of games there Ihfowiiiu, shootiny, positioning taught Aug. 5-9, and the final session fine when we get back." out to narrow the gap to 7 3. The that we should have won. It took "He came in and asked for the Patriots closed out the scoring in ami dutansu and is committed to All participants will receive a Aug 12-16. us a while to make all of those tuachitiy tho fundamentals to game," said Lyle on the decision the bottom of the eighth when Lumplimeiiiaiy shuts and take For information and brochure games up. to start Davis. "We were not pluyuis u( ail levels of ability. part in thw Increasingly popular call Kelly Boyle (732) 574-9733. Hail drove home T.J. Staton with "I'm pretty proud of u»y ball going to pitch him. We were going » sacrifice fly. Vwsu) was named the 19y8 baseball Basics Challenge that Early registration Is strongly sug- club right now. We gave it a pret- to go with the bullpen today, and Mid Atlantic Coach of the Year will give them a chance to win gested. Last year's camp fea- The Patriots outm up the sec ty yowl run. 1 have to give Kay came in ami said he wanted out! half tomorrow on the road and ib a lomiui All American and additional great prizes At the end tured futuie NBA star Jay Newark credit. They did what the game. lit) only threw 8ti US Iticini player r oi morfc tutor- of the week, all of the campers Williams, the sucond ovaiall pick with u thrwtfutu* swi«s against they hud Ui do. We had to win pitches the lust Uuu- out, ao thrtn; Nashua. They'll return liome mation call (/:t')y4U 1440 will be treated to the traditional in this year's draft, the tin w here, they had to win three day* r«st wus nu big d«al" puia party and receive parting Monday to begin a »ix«gttiu(B BASlBALll BASICS Philadelphia /boia Samuel there, tkuy did and we diitn't I l>oiUtg uitchei Tim KwdUu home stand, hoatiug th«> Hottd Iti Auyuat, Bob Sey««< will b« gifts. 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And General Motors is stak- Drive system: Full-time 4WD ing the H2's success or failure in KiiRine: Vortec 6000 6-liter OHV the marketplace, when it goes on V8 sale this summer, on that "no com- I lorsepower: 325 at 5200 rpm promises" approach. Torque: 385 foot-pounds at 3600 "It's a brick," says chief designer rpm ' Clay Dean with a laugh. "But it's Transmission: Four-speed auto- not about aerodynamics. The H2 is matic all about attitude." Acceleration: 0 to 60 mph N/A Dean hurriedly sketched out the EPA fuel economy: 13 mpg city, H2 Concept Car in the summer of 15 highway, estimated 1999, just a few weeks after AM Fuel capacity: 33 gallons peneral, maker of the Humvee mil- DIMENSIONS itary vehicle, and GM agreed to co- Length: 189,8 inches produce a more mass-market ver- Width: 81.2 inches sion of the industrial-strength Wheclbase: 122.8 inches Hummer. Curb weight: 6,400 pounds Mere months after that, the H2 FEATURES debuted to the press at the 2000 Standard features include: Air Detroit auto show. conditioning, cloth upholstery, "There was actually wet paint power amenities, AM-FM-CD, roof being touched up on it when we racks rolled it out," remembers Safety features include: Front air Hernandez. bags, lap and shoulder belts, child H2 has hit nothing but green safety seat anchors, anti-lock lights ever since. The blazing pace brakes, OnStar emergency road- of the project has never slowed And just think what a Hummer could do In a mall parking lot at Christmas. side assistance down, not for a minute — not even CHASSIS for a wind tunnel test. While there's an unmistakable with two electrically controlled The H2 is deceptively sized: It compressor and tire inflation Brakes: Four-wheel disc, 4-chan- The first "green light" came from family resemblance between speeds; it has a 40/60 front-to-rear seems as tall as a town house and accessory). The 33-gallon gas nel ABS, with traction control GM's ecstatic management, which Dean's H2 and the original torque split in "High Open" mode, as wide as a cinema screen. tank, the suspension and drive- Steering: Variable ratio, recircu- OKd the H2 for production. In less Hummer HI, there's also no doubt and changes to 50/50 when the Actually, it's 30 inches shorter than train components are protected by lating ball type than two years since, General the "Baby Hummer" was designed transfer case differential is locked. a Chevy Suburban, only an inch three skid plate sections, and jack- Suspension: Front: Independent Motors and AM General have built for a more "civilized" existence. Its The transfer, case control has five taller without the roof racks, and able rocker protectors. with torsion bars, mono-tube gas a new plant near South Bend, Ind., on-pavement manners and ride mode settings, including rear axle just two inches wider. It wears its A class 3 trailer hitch, winch shocks, stabilizer bar; rear: 5-link ft) produce the H2, and the produc- . comfort are comparable to any differential lock for optimal high- 6,400-pound curb weight well, too, receiver and twin tow eyes front w/coil springs, twin gas shocks, tion design has been completed. large SUV, and much more refined way operation. The H2 can tackle despite the Humvee's traditional" and rear are standard. stabilizer bar (optional self-level- To Dean's satisfaction, the pro- than its appearance might suggest. the most intense ofF-road situa- weapons-grade approach -to body Although considerations for ing air suspension) duction model nearly mirrors the At the heart of the H2 is a Vortec tions, such as obstacle climbing, strength. noise, vibration and harshness Tires and wheels: 17x8.5 cast concept version. Everyone connect- 6000 V-8 that makes 325 horse- with a 33-to-l crawl ratio when The heavy-gauge steel frame is a ranked comparatively low on the aluminum, LT285/70R 17-inch all- ed with the project has been espe- power and 385 foot-pounds of necessary. ladder-type, three-section design wish lists of prospective H2 buyers terrain (optional LT315/70R17 off- cially buoyed by new Chief torque. Hernandez projects that Off-road capability is also facili- with hydroformed components. surveyed, GM promises the vehicle road) Executive Officer Bob Lutz's the H2 will be capable of 13 to 15 tated by high approach and depar- The front suspension features will be "virtually squeak- and rat- The competition: Range Rover, enthusiastic and unqualified public miles per gallon in normal highway ture angles, large wheel openings, beefy mono-tube gas-charged tle-free. Mercedes G500 support for it. driving — no better or worse than 17:inch wheels with up to 315/70 shocks and a tubular front stabiliz- Interior appointments can Where assembled: Mishawaka, "It's really a source of pride," most thirsty sport utility vehicles tires, and enough wheel travel to er bar. A choice of two suspensions include such gentrified amenities Ind. beamed Dean, who has heretofore on the road today. A 4L65-E four- climb up and park on top of four is available for the rear: The stan- as AM-FM-CD stereo, OnStar and PLUSES: High, wide and hand- created race car graphics for the speed automatic transmission is Daewoos if you want to. dard five-link trailing arm, coil an entire herd of cowhide for some: late Dale Earnhardt and his son standard. H2 owners will also be able to spring setup or an optional self- leather seating. MINUSES: Size — especially Dale Jr., Richard Childress Racing An overachieving Borg-Warner motor through nearly two feet of leveling air spring suspension What is standard and what is when parking (parallel or other- and Robby Gordon, among others. 4WD system operates full-time, standing water if the need arises. 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Huy r'rit us im 1 Ail k'ubulus/liu uoiivws. 'With Primary t©nCie/ or online at; douglasautonet.cam Approval. All Hi mm ing c unnuf Bt> Uswd In Conjunction Wjfn Aavtrtlseii Buy Piicus 'rnwis txpina //3U02 Not R©spor\slW« For Lfo Be W By A Consunw f» Typographical Urors, S«u I 'uolwi For Dottiils Cranford Chronicle July 11, 2002 Autos for Sale 1385|hour Wheel 144- 1M7- Drive 1400 n*d, mito, $5,000. ortrfo. Call MM-977-6432 IMI7U TROOPER 'Ml - 4X1, •ATURMM.1- 1M5- 4 dt . r»*p rnfln, flrty, n/c, nm/fm 1 r«d, 5 «pd., good ronrt., r* *^, nrni nyr., ^1000 o*vt | A/C, 5»k ml. $.1500. Cull Unrt'-n, dr., mint cond., tttu'^r wnrrnnty, B300 mll^i. $1B,50O. 908-27.1 WW AM lv"r, I'l , 1'iM. Dinl AC. VW~ ~OOLF OIF !.n Tunno 'oo - r> r.pd, ini<, »un-roof, Whlto w/qriy Ini $15,500 90B-M1-1W.T Hiiii VPII 'i.m., f'ldnlnlil VW JETTA (II. '07 "KC: l!"(l, .'ilK, iftnl AC, I ovm. cond., blncd. nrny Int., AfV'v WiOO ^7.^^0^.^71.1 59K hgwy. mi., n-.Mn'i •^FP TSlTjO^FF RPOflT $8,900 917-711-3707 •07 1»/l). 4 dr.. 70K mi.. WE BIIY CARS. H!OH- A/r,, p';, p-v, pdl, cruiRo, E8T PRICE!". PAIO, -ill! Un r.tf>tpn, (!inl flir l)ngi, MARANO ft SOMf. AH°,, p'vr r'1^!, qootl cond. AUTO SflLF.n, IMC sin,r>oo. onn-?.i2'.noi9 507-13 Soutli Av«., 1T>0 . 556uth AVo., Gnrwond Antique & a Classic Autos 1394 DONATE YOUR CAR To Heritage tor the Blind. BUICK 1971 ELECTRA Tax Deductible, Free 225-2 dr, hnrdtop, brn, Towing, Free Phone Card blk vinyl root, Ithr, to donors with this ad + loaded, orlg. Mint condl nm1162.Cal 1-600-2-donate. Garage kept. 53K, $6500. 908-354-9308 alt 4 PONTIAC 1958 Star Call Classifieds Chief, Trophy winner, 4 dr, A-1 cond., $12,000 080. 732-388-2142 today! BRAND MEW 2002 FORD AS LOW AS BRAND MEW 2002 FORO1 ^ CALL NOW) 1 TAURUS SE WINDSTAR We Buy your 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto OD trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, al ssn tires, leather, 3.8L 6 cyl, auto 0D trans, pwr strng/brks, AIR, AM/FM Stereo-cass, VINW2A111407, MSRP $21,085. Buy price incl. $2500 reb, $1000 clock, cloth int, LX Value Group, privacy glass, VIW2BB67985, MSRP .. Lease renewal rebate if qualt& $1156 Wyman Disc. 36 mo closed $23,580. Buy prico incl. S3000 rob, $1500 renewal rebate it qual & Foreign Car end FMCC lease incl. $5500 reb & $1000 Lease Renewal reb if $1105 Wyman Disc. 36 mo closed nnd FMCC lease incl. $3000 reb No Hassles-Loans/Leases Paid qualt as part of down pymnt, w/12k mi/yr; 15e thereafter. $2000 APR & $1500 Renewal reb il quail as part ol down pymnt, w/12k ml/yr; cust cash, $199 1st mo pymnt = $2199 due at lease signing. Ttl 15C thereafter. $1200 cust cash, $296 1st mo pymnt = $1496 due at Consignments Welcome pymnts = $7164. Ttl cost $9164. Purchase option at lease end lease signing. Ttl pymnts = $10,056. Til cost $11,856. Purchase option = $8434. at lease end = $8293. AUTOHAUS i SAVE'5605 1-888-wE-BUY-iT FOR 5 YEARS www.autohadscars.com LEASE LEASE PER MO. \ PER MO. 36MOS. 36 MOS. OR OR BUY BUY hunt FOR 429 FOR ing ENTIRE INVENTORY REDUCED! •FOCUS • TAURUS -EXPLORER -RANGER -CARGO VANS BACK; for •MUSTANG -ESCAPE -EXPORER SPORT •EXPEDITION -F-SERIES W^^^^^^^^^^^P ^^^^M^H^^'^v^ (wWB^ww^wwst MILLBURN The Lowest Prices Without The Highway Hassie! ertified 'Celebrating 66 Years! mi 1713 SPRINGFIELD AVE. MAPLEWOOD Minutos From GSPEiut143'Rt78*Rt22 APLEWOOD 973-761-6000 | Home Depot In Union Prices & pymnts include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for licensing, registration & taxes. Not responsible for typographical errors. Pictures are for Saturday Service 8am-1pm illustration purposes only. Prices & programs subject to change-ask for details. Lessee resp for excess wear & tear. fMust be current Ford lessee to qual. "On select models if qual. See dealer for details. www.wymanford.com Fishing around for extra cash? Check the first;. Sawy home shoppers reach for the classified ads before they hit the Sell those no-longer streets. The newspaper classified used items for $$$$! section offers everything i\ ley i ieed to make an informed purchasing decision. Want to make a move? Check the classified ads first. ^classified- Uw first ploo« to look for •vwythioa first the first place people look for everything. July 11, 2002 Cranford Chronicle Complimentary Golf Clubs Apex Plus Irons j\ or Call 1-888-BENZ-BMW 1999 A6 2,8 Oualtro Avant 28.995 Cold/Bose/Heated Seats Pkgs. \ AWIXV (>. Auto w/Of), h,v < ntil IWAn\ A'<.( Inn C nlil, f iu.it Air P viv IVSti, P/WindVLWMrc.R/Dcf/Wpr.Tilt.CrulK', Alloy WtiKS (IVHKl Sis PkijvSilvcrw/BI«kLthr. 11,250ml. • 2yrs or 100,000 total vrhiclo miles from the date of purchase, plus the balance of the New Audi Limited Warranty NEEDTOT7TT T Buy For Only ~| Leaso Per Mo. 36 Mos.*OnA| •The balance of any no charge scheduled maintenance YOUR FILL * Balance of the Original Corrosion Perforation Limited Warranty Audi Assured POCKET? BRAND NEW 2002 Brand New 2003 Lincoln ' Audi's complimentary 24-hour roadside assistance Certified Pre-Owned Care 1999 Audi A4 1999 Audi A6 2001 Audi 2001 Audi A6 LINCOLN LS TOWN CAR SIGNATURE 2.8 Quattro 2.8 Quattro A4 2.8 Quattro 2.8 Quattro VIWXA2I7441, 4-Ot, »WD, V-& 5 Spd WMXN05I0H, 4ft AWJ V-6, Auto w/00, VMIIA05J055,4 Or. AWD, V-6 Enj Auto VWINOM6t8,tOr,AWD,V4Aunw/00. Man Tram P/SMBS, Tiac Cntrt, VC, Trie Cntrt, P/S/A8S, Climate Cnlri, A/C WOO, Trac Cntri, P/VABS, A/C, C«m Cntrt. Trac Cntri, P/S/ABS, A/C Clmate Cntri, Read the Climate Cmrt, Owl/We Air 8am, fVHtd Dual/Side Air Bags, P/SM/ViWUoMd Mm, Dual/Side Air Bags, P/Sts. P/WnAksMtl Oual/SKI* Air Baas, P/Htd Sts, SB, fVWinds/lks/Htd Mm, MW, Till, R/OK Till Cnise, Moy WWs, Set Sys, Keyless Mrs, MM Til Guta, Alloy WNs, Set Sw, fWMWM Un. fi-Otl, T* Guise, Classifieds Cruise. Alloy WhM/GIs, Sec Sys, Keyless Entry, AM/FM Sum Cassette Ebony Blackwf Keyiess Entrt AM/f M Stereo Cass yi/6. AlbyWNs, Set Sys, AkWM Stereo Cass Entry, AWTM St Cm, Moon « Grow. Melange Leaitiei Im, Moon Rf/ Conwi/Htd Moon Root SpoSBose Xenon PVjs. Satk w/CD, Moon M, CoWBose Pkgs. Black w.' PVo,BlKkw/EcniLthrlnt. 30,000ml. StVBose/8 Disc CD Pkgi 17,000m WHack Learner. 20mL BekjeLlhr.D.OOM. "23,995 "25,995 "29,995 "32,995 Audi Assured* Audi Assured* Audi Assu/ed* Audi Assured* 2001 Audi TT 225 2001 Audi A6 2001 TT 225 HP 2001 Audi A6 Roadster Conv't 2.8 Quattro Quattro Roadster 2.7 T Quattro WNUI0O8O7S, Coovl AWD, Kyi, 6-Spd WMIN06l30(UO(AWD,V«tAutoW/OD, V1NtllO139S1lAWD,4 Brand New 2002 Mercury Brand New 2002 Mercury SABLE IS PREMIUM MOUNTAINEER AWD <65 Route 202 26 East Main St. 6YIAR Brand New 2002 Mercury Bernandsville, NJ Rt.24 - Mendrtam,NJ 100,000 MILE POWBTTWUH GRAND MARQUIS GS 16,950 4 (loot 4 61V-8, auto QD Irani, pvn umg/ABS/wmd/locli, All, cloth Buy For Only wuauunv Lease Per MO. 36 Mos.' in!. Iroclion control, dual ait bog!, ciuiie. SlMfM026450, VINKJX456230, MSSP 125,045 Inct 13000 Ssbalo. J500 Oil Iran A dr, 4 01 V 6, ovfo OH trnnj. pw iiwg/b/b, AID, \ihr sport bckti, 4 dr, 3.01 6 cyl, auto OD trans, pwr R«bol» il quoC S 1400 Coll G'od 8«bole il qW To« S MV odd'l strng/ABS/wind/locks, AIR, llhr, all ssn lires, pwr (unmng brdi pwr moontoof htmjiy Group, dual onto lemp, olum whlj, www.audibernarclsfIHe.com hiddrieal w/memorv, Slk»MO?6331. VlN«?/J08598, M5RP $35,360. ' "Wilh purchase ol new ot Audi Assured pte owned b'lwn now and 7/31/02 ot while supplies last. Not ledeemable f« cash. tAvailable lo qual buyers moonrf, VIN#2A610614, MSRP $22,795. Includes Due A) Incftpiion $^99 Cap Con, J359 hi Pymnt Price Include 'on select models. Some restrictions apply, see dealer lor details. Piice(s) include(s) all costs lo be paid by a consumer except tot lax, tic and reg lees, $2500 rebate,'$1000 Off Lease Rebate*, $400 $2000 rebalo, $/50 Mountaineer to Mounlamoef rebate il qual*, aoam Not resp lor typos. Pics lor Must purps only. Must present (his ad at time ol purchase and lake delivery from dealer slock by 7/31AE. Coll. Grad Rebate if qual'. Tax & MV add'l. 5500 Mountaineer Rffnffwol rebate if qyol * $500 Reluming HC1 fiebote 19,450 il qual*, $400 Coll Grad fifbale il qunl* la» & MV Add'l for Car 5u(|in^. Made- Sirvip/c... Simply C\\cM- WWW.licCardi.COm NEW JERSEY'S . AUTO A GIANT W LICCARDI LJ LJI ll#^V_ ; ROUTE 22W, GREEN BROOK I SHOWROOM HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 9AM-9PM ' SATURDAY 9AM-8PM • SE HABLA ESPANOL Prktl ind o!l cotHtob* pad by a COM. uupt lie, tsg 4ta»« Not i«tp. fw lypoi a omwoni VtHidei ar« tub|«t to tale pnof lo ad* i «Jd coimoticolly ot is & equipped. Thit ad supersedes prtvioui odi, oil olfen are mutually eiclum & subjed lo chang«, and esults are good br 72 houri \ttm pub dot* lo qualified bvyeti Nol valid on pnot tal« « ollfit ond cormol bo combifltd wilh ony other ollert To qual Im coll giod muj! be recent groduatt ol a 2 or * y( acctedttad collect ' linccln/Mercuiy vehiclet \nd 12,000 m/yi, 30* thtreohef- To quot lot Dwnet ond leow ioyoby Rtbolei mull be current l/M mmABUM. TO qua! (or VJIUQH Oil leaie R*Un» nwilb^om,^ out ofVJlagw lea* Leaw KtneW R*b.; Mwl U a curranl tmcoln or Mercury le»M, Mounoimf Utte RmeW Kit).; MuMtwocixreiVtiwecJaiWowJainMi; iCait«f>«W£»t.. 5Md^^bi^nl^aMon.;l^ip^mtoMo(MMnMreeb: A^^acvrrenfowM'/le^ofaAtoTfafflferjro^^ 13494 OSM al wgrung. Til Pymnti - $17,964. Ill O»l - $7O,95V. Purch. Opt ot lea» end - *20,71J 50|, (Mountainee* • 36 mo cloud emJ leote «/$999 cust cash dut at lignina. Til Pymntt - $ 12,934. Til Cos! - $ 13,923. Purch Opt at leaw end - $ 13,790.40] tSpfdol financing ii in lieu of rebalei. To qualified buyers. On telect models See dealer 'or complete deloili. §No paymenlt unhl 2003 oiler excludes advertise tale special vehdet Nol to be combined with any other oiler ihiaugh ford hunting fora Check the classified section first. Sawy home shoppers reach for the classified ads before they hit the streets. The newspaper classified section offers everything they need to make an informed purchasing decision. Gather those old but still useable dotlifs, lmiul nx)ls, lawn ami Want to make a move? garden tools, household items, cookwaie, kniikknaiks and other what-nots and have yourself a Canine or Yard Sale. It's easy, lots ol fun and it cm mum c-xn.i oish loi you! Check the classified ads first mmclassified . '_ "j| -«• Call a friendly tyJN Classified Sak ?> Kepi t s for help ill wording your ud. f the first place to look for everything •' 1-800-472-0119 2FRM8IGN8 WITH YOUR AD July 11, 2002 C-8 Cranfford Chronicle 1st Timn Biiynrs -Now.lnb - Ropossflssions Ponont firndtiatn - In Tho Military . ImmiRrnnt ' S vi Paymnnt * Hn Monoy Down - Rnnkruptny n-800-639-21331* Dd OO MOItlittl CHVHLIER LRNCFR GRLRNT PAYMIW Automatic, 4 e...... Automatic, 6 cylinder, p/sfo, air,airbags, bucket r,onls, p 1 y I I I 1 In r I ckr>t oil t ft wheel T/glass, Auto, 4 cylinder, p/s/b, air, 4 dr., bucket seats, tilt, pw, power door raw defroster, CO, Wul27444S0I, StockMI J01, htop: 515,535, FOR ONE WHOLE YEAR rear del, CD player, Vin»2M6972t3, SiockMloeo, M^p f ( p fork rr CHEVMMET tCHEWRammr F MITSUBISHI NEW J MITSUBISHI TRniLBLUZER LS 4X4 TFWOE ECLIPSE MONTERO SPORT E5 4K4 FINANCING M ! . " > I UP TO 60 MONTHS' / mm ! FOR THE ENTIRE MTSB mm ti . ,'' 'SS* mum >' nnHiweiusMGfftni *I4>5 TERM OF YOUR rom DW e lust Hm tim ton LOAN tt ( TBIW DUE @ WHIWPTON: )25H KITfWI, * Auto, V6, p/s/b, air, airbags. bucket seats, keyless entry, cruise, tilt, Auto, VB. p/s/b, air, 7 pass, airbags, bucket seals, keyless entry, cruise, tilt, 4 cyl, p/s/b, air, dual airbags, bucket scats, conv.s apre, CD, MITSUBISHI'S Auto V6 p/ /b air 4 door dual airbag bucket cat tilt T/glass r/glass, power windows, power tor locks, rear defroster, cassette, 7/gtass, (Mndtnn, D/door locks, pMmvs, rear defroster, CD, VM2J290989, 5 peed Vm#2E092767 Stock#A667 M rp $20592 Price "TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE" pw,pdl,p/mirror roardsfro I,CO,Vn»2J054641,SlockfA789,Mso> StocklA1089, Msrp: $36,065, Price includes S400 College Grad Rebate (il CD, Vinl22520873, SlocklAI 305, Usrp: $30,205, Price includes $400 Includes $500 College Grad Rebate (if qual), S1750 Factory SUMMER CLEARANCE EVENT S25.647, Price includes S500 College Grad Rebate (il qual), $1750 College Grad Rebate (if qual), $750 Lease Loyalty (il qual) qual), 42500 Factory Rebate. S750 Lease Loyally Rebate {il qual) Rebate (if qual) $500 Don't Leave Mitsubishi Rebate (if qual) Factory Rebate, S1000 Don't Leave Mitsubishi (it qualL NEW JEEP WRANGLER SE 4X4 BRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO RCCENT ELRNTRR Hyundai Advantage- AMERICA'S BEST I0WN WARRANTY PAYMENT ^i i 00,00010: n rai, 4 cylinder power steering power brake air conditioning, Automatic, V6, p/s/b, air, airbags roof rock, buckets eats, 24 br r/s 4 cyl, p/s/b, no air, dual airbags, bucket seats, 24 hr. r/s POWEKTRAIN 4 cyl, p/s/b, air.airbags, bucket seats, 24 hr r/s assist, tit, dual airbags, bucket seals, 24 hour road side assistance, assistance, cmise, tilt, tilt, T/glass, pw, pdl, p/mirr, p/driver seat, cassette assist, tilt wheel, cassette, 5 speed, Vin#2u21B088, T/glass, pw, pdl, p/mirrors, rear def, cassette, 5 speed, tilt wheel, AM/FM w/cassette,tiard top, 5 speed m/t, & CD, flip open window, ilium, entry, conv. sparo, Vinif2C268569, Stocl<#AI073HY, Msrp: S9569, Prlco includes 5)000 WARRANTY VM2U329511,S1ktrA616HY, Mstp: 313,232, Price includes Vlnl2P750421, Slock«A401JE, Msrp: $20,400, Price includes Stock»A42Sl, Msrp: S28.650, Price includes $400 College Grad Rebate S400 College Grad Rebate |il qual), S500 Military Rebate College Grad Robate (if qual), S1OOO Global Hyundai $1000 Collego Grad Rebate (il qual), S75O Factory Rebate lit qual), $2000 Factory Rebate, S500 Military Rebate (it qual), $500 SS1000 Global Hyundai Owner Rebate (II qual) (il qual), 51000 Match Your Down Payment (il quail Realtor Rebate III quail, SI0O0 Match Your DownJPaimientJ^rguaj^ Ownor Robato (if qual), $500 Factory Rebate NEW JEEP HEW JEEP THE MIS. UBS'J mumw LIBERTY SPORT 4x4 SELECT MODELS i (>i;> UNIII sum i UMtllUK BUV ' 200J ran. APR IO1U HUE UIIASI UCU>IIIM< Auto (j l j)/jb i b Lui.kLt tat 21 lif i/b asbiit kyless tnliy t T/(jlj jidl |)/iiiinoib foy laninpb iLardtfrost, Auto, Vii, p/s/b, air, a^ibaijs.ioof rack, buck-t seals, 241 r (/ a^ i LIU \. Aulu biyl p/Jb diraibao loolrack buckasut 24lirr/ assistance till, till. T/ylass, pw, pdl, p/miir, iVdnvoi seal, cass & CD il p 0(k i v.mdu / Auto t cyl p/b/b, air, I dr, dual dlibay bucket cut , 21 hr ly, 16'' ccast. alum, vvfiuuldtf , ((liip open windowid , cunv. sparti 1 ki/k uiliy crm ii Ml T/glu p/wmdu./ p/doorlock p/mirrors, rear lluii,aitiy,cora.s)arii,Vinl2C2liS50 Stotk»A428JE M p b.S.ti'l) I'uw r/s a i tdiict kc-ylo entry crlll o, till l/yld j, (jw |)dl, VIM2W3262I3, SIUAI/4JE, Msrp: 522,955, Prico includesS400 FINANCING di-liuArta (.Hi CD 1b u I aAJimilu.d Iipops,nwindow iPum entry, includes 5 400 Collutjw Grad Rebate (if qual), $20001 ta u L h 11 quJ) p/in icdrilcho I CD,Vlnll22AW0049,Stock»ABU1HYM;ip Cuiluiju Giad (Iiibato (il qual), S500 Military Rebate (il qual), $500 $500 Military llebale III quail, $500 Heallor llcbato (I qu il) S10W) Lu i Silib'Ji PIILUincludes4.1000Coll Giddlli.bdtu(ltiiujl)& wu pji VnWU2/'J2U SlklA1l>/IIV l,Up S20779 hrainldJlOOO Realtor icbate (il qual), S1000 Match Your Oomn Payuluit (il qual) Pmchase Loyalty (il quail $1000 Match \wt Do n I aymuil (I qual) S1000 dlobdl Hyundai U..nui ilulidlu (It qual) U liyii GiiiJ Ficbato (il qual) $1000 Wob J Hyundai Cmr Rebate (if qit 1999 lUVUlii IQItULlli ISdl) tHtUV THUUUi 4H4 iUdt lliiUlllil HSiil.Hu LH /ad9 IHIUOUE bfOtiT 4X4 .•I'll,./-ill'a I M I ' 5/ i W il), 4 duK, JUto, < qb Ju, I V.U. |Vuli, b j J/ 5 ^ J 4 ,1 p/.u KH-UUIHL. u. 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W oftws unwi b# imbmd Piwioi ar« uwd itr layout putpow e^y. itfuw wp, ier ntiMwtMt »«t#« *•* I it« nt«ti wbi«ci to cfwi^. Nut i#Hw«itl# iw iytwf ipMcil tfws July 11, 2002 Cranford Chronicle TPT Automotive/Classified •• • : .r^V^i-^'^^I^W^:;:;1-'.'^^ •• V " ' " . • , •••.'• [ ;]'- ', ••'\'-'^;^Wfi1f$^ ;•'/ -•"" •Over 450 Absolute Nissans Availablcf •Price Quotes You Lowest Can Believe In! Prices •Convenient One ..'Stop Shopping^ "«£~ — -f Period! New NOT New 2002 SSentraGXE N2 Frontier Pick-Up 2WD n2Altima2.5S NissaIn Quest SE Mr, ** Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, PSfflWWsllsfc. AC, Dual *r Bags, Sec Syst keyless Enliy, fir. Spote, W-Up, Auto Trans. 4-Cyl Enj. P&BWimisAks. At Till, Cn», Bed EilendeollilFM SI. w/Cfr MSRP: 4-Dr, Auto Trans, 4-Cyl Eng, PS/B/Winds/Us, A/C, Dual Air Bags, Keyless Minivan, Auto Trans, V6 Eng, PS/B/WinrMks/Miirs, A/C TV, Sec. Sysl, Keyless Entry, MffMSt.WiCO. HOT: $16,505. Factory Rebata: StOOO, Dealer Discount: S1055 SHOT64 VIN S17.254. Factory Rebate. $1500. Data Discount W. Stk «22DW. VIN SO3I29. Lease: $861 Cap Entry AM/FM St. w/CD. MSRP: $20,005. Dealer Discount: $1155, Stk Root Rk, AM/FM St. w/CD. MSRP: $26,204. Factory Rebate: $500, Dealer Discount: I2LB73079. Lease: $851 Cap Cost Reduction t $1991st Ho Pyt (SO Sec Dep t $450 Bank Fee=S1500 Cost Reductofi 4 S1891st Ho Pyt t SO Sec. Oep + S450 Bank Fee = 51500 Due A! Signing. Ttt. Pyts: #N1083. VIN #20282338. Lease: $791 Cap Cost Reduction + $2591st Mo $2754, Stk I22D452. VIN I2D807563. Lease: $725 Cap Cost Reduction + $3251st Mo DnMSgring.II. Pyts: 5955?, Ttl. Cost: 510,853 Purchase Opt. At Lease End: 57592. $9072. Tl. Cost: 510.383. Purchase Opt. Al Lease Er«l- S759I, Pyt + $0 Sec. Oep. + $450 Bank Fee = $1500 Due At Signing. Ttl. Pyts: Pyt+$0 Sec. Dep.+$450 Bank Fee = $1500 Due At Signing. TH. Pyts: $15,600. Ttl. $12,432. T». Cost: $13,673. Purchase Opt. At Lease End: $9402. Cost $16,775. Purchase Opt At lease End; $11,791, "" AIMUI\AN'(:I.\(;AVAII.AMI; 0.9% APR FINANCING AVAILABLE PerMo. S PerMo. 1 Or 14,4501199 Lease JUi/ttlta 48Mos.' 22,950 L 325 48Mos.' Chrysler nortlilxiuml Chrysler lll Used Mazda InfinW Flcmliiftton Circle Flemi Fleniln^Um Kair) Introducing Remington Our Lowest Mazda Prices On Top Of Unprecedented Financing And Lease Offers That Are like A Bream Of Fresh Air! New 2002 Mazda New 2002 Manila iVilATA Buy For Per Mo. .|l)i., !>-S|j(J Man liana, I-Wl), 4 Cyl. l-jiy., I'li/S, Ail, Dinil Ail Uaijo, Hi. Dol., l/CJIs., UUvi.tyns, AM/IM :;i. CD. VIN il'.'ObtHiH)/. Stli. IH'MSVJ. iUV L|d MJII lull ILrl hij IM h, illf I i (o.i .pJMdiilrjii tVVU •) cyl tnu fWSWmJs/Lks/ MSIIP: SI4,(i:'O. Doalei Ifauounl: SI IU0. College Air DudlAirUdij Hi UIIIAJJI Aiyj iU K(L II! An I,'i A i Dual Au Bug Hr Dtl f/Gls AM/FM St CD. 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Pyl $%' "Expect to pay km" Flenwigton Rts, 202 & 31, Fleiuington, NJ Flerrunqton (lull 908-782-7500 or flemiiigtoii.com Family Of Dealerships Hwugnimul an a coimintent leader in viuitomer HatUtfiwtUm , r«9^«lw & tutii %«i^l«4^ SUpi to Pnfliiri Unte July 11, 200J T5T Cranford Chronicle VIDEO ENTERTAINMENT CENTER HEW 2002 HISSAW ffW 2002 JVJSSA AL1MA "WM" VIN #20266822, MSRP: $19,845, 4 DR, 4 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b, VIN #2D811431, MSRP: $23,497, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b/ VIN #2L624187, MSRP: $13,667, 4 cyl., 5 spd, a/c, am/fm am/fm cd, dual air bags, 5962 demo mi. winds/Iks/mirrs, am/fm cass, r/def, tilt, cruise, dual air bags, stereo, dual air bags. Mm !49 .14799 85 17793 S133 i ••^•••—munii ii »i HI i i ^Ui HEW 2002 HISSA HEW HURRA MUUMA SE PAMIH P i VIN #2W741251, MSRP: $29,377, 4 DR, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, VIN #20589225, MSRP: $22,906, 6 cyJ., auto, p/s/b, tilt, a/c, VIN #2T404045, MSRP: $26,137, 6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/winds/lks/mirrs, am/fm cass/cd, dual air bags, roof rack, am/fm cd, r/def, d/airbags, roof rack, split seats p/s/ABS/winds/lks/mirrs, am/fin cass/cd, r/def, tilt, cruise, dual air bags, alloys, rear spoiler, step rails, BUY . 24 FOR 'M0S '95 MAZDA 626 99 MERCURY COUGAR UCUISNE 88 MERCDRY MOUNTAINEER 4 DR, 4 cyl, uulo, a/c, p/w/l am/fm (ass, rear v 1D77 2OR,6cyl,aulo,a/c,p/wAa/c,om/fm *-- ••••^ SUV, 6 cyl., aulo, a/c, p/sA/wmlws/lks, def, driver uirboy.. 74,078 mi. VIN It S5426210 .. lUff f stereo cass, cruise rear def, duul air bags, vll 777 6 cyl., uulo, a/c, p/sA/wimls/lks, am/fmcass/cd, r/def, d/uirbugs, llhr, roof 42,410mi.VIN#X5636969 lljffff am/fm stereo r/clef, duul air liags, '93 NISSAN ALTIMA rack, alloys.34,911 mi. VIN MW09736.. 43,385 mi. VIH//WK65749/ 13677 4 OR, 4 cyl, aulo, a/c, p/wA am/fm stereo •»•« 88 NISSAN MAXIMA (ass, cruise, rear def, driver airbeg, 99,011 mi. uBOlf 4 OR, 6 cyl., oulo, u/(, p/s/winds/lks/mirrs ^ ««^^ VIH # PL125582 TrOf I am/fm stereo/cass, r/def, 64,002 mi. Oil Q77 4 DR, 6 cyl, uulu, u/c, p/AliS/winds/ 2 OR, 8 cylindeis, automatic, u/c, power VIN#WI519257 ll,Uf f Iks/nuns, um/fm cuss, r/def, liuition cnlrl, '96 CHRYSLER SEBRING winds/Iks, dual uir togs, 6,225 mi. VIN//XUU//603 14877 2 DR, 6 cyl, aulo, a/c, p/wA arn/fm slereo *—, -^ 00 NISSAN ALTIMA VIN#IM558168 18J77 cass, rear def, dual air bags, 70,211 mi. W"|Q77 4DR,4cyl.,aulo,u/c,p/s/ABS/wnoW *-n M*n Iks, lill.cruiso, um/fm/cd, r/def, d/airbags, 51^ fl,77 00 EORD EXPLORER VIN#TE427461 llOf f •I DK, 6 tyl, uulo, u/c, p/s/AUS/wiiids/lks/ 28,960 mi.VIN //YC245179 l£,Tf f 4 DR, 6 cyl., oulo, a/c, p/ABS/wndws/ nuns, uiii/liii cu>s/(d, r/def, duul uir buys, $ Iks, ain/fm cuss, r/def, duul air bags, 86 TOYOTA COROLLA #____ 88 HONDA CIVIC IX 42, i ID mi VIN »y/5iB6 4 DR, 4 cyl., aulo, a/c, p/s/b, am/fm, dual air wOC ff 34,171 mi. VIN #YZA2»319 18.877 4 OR, 4 cyl., uulo, u/c, p/winds/lks, *^«» •*•>•*& bags, 82,125mi.VIN#1051710 OUf I uiii/liii slejeo,ciuiso, r/def, dual air bags, vl^P 777 BB raeiy i isa MIT 33,699 mi. VIN #W1056073 !£.,# f f SUV, 6 cyl, uulo, u/c, |)/s/b/wndws/lks, Pick-Up, 8 cyl, uulo, u/c, p/ABS/winds/ 86 HONDA ACCORD io, uiii/fm ecus, r/dcf, duul uir bugs, 4 DR, 4 cyl., oulo, u/c, p/wndws/lks, um/(m ^ Iks, uiii/lin cubS.tAluf, duul uir buys, ulluys $4D 07*7 4 UK, 4 cyl., uulu, u/c, p/s/b/wudws/lks, 46,368 mi 16777 (ass, r/def, duul uir bugs, 89,492 mi. *|SH77 VIN #TA251538 OOff f um/fm cuis,r/duf, duul uir buys, 36,659 mi. VIN *X5815691) '85 NISSAN UK! VAN, 6 iyl, uulu, u/r, |)/s/A!)$/wnJv»/ll(s, 4 UK, 6 cyl., uulu, u/c, ii/ywimfs/fc/mim 6 cyl, uulo, u/c, |i/w/l, inn/fin slutu wss, "t) w mm mm urn/fin luss, nuiiu, i/dul, d/uiibuijs, lilir, uin/fm iu«, nuiiu, i/duf, d/uiibujp, hlu, §' 2 Ull, 6 iyl., IIIUII, u/c, AU5 biks, uui/lni ulluys, 45,013 mi. VIH #XDJI42B5 rour dof, IUIJIJ imk. diivu uir IJUIJ 16,1/6 mi. ulluys, 25,128 mi. VIN rfYt34//50 . sltwo, duuluii buus, uSluyi, '13./67 ui 20877 VIH#SD866205 'm roHU 8/ NISSAN AUMA 4 UK, 6 iyl, UUID, n/c, pA/AIIS, uni/fm 4 UK, 4 cyl., uulu, u/c, n/ABS/wiuds/lks, till, 4 DK, 4 iyl., uulu, u/c, p/s/viiiuli/lks/miiis, 2 UK, 6 iyl, uulu, u/i, p/w/l, uui/fi , /duf,iluul uii bugs, 34,558 mi. uiii/fm ma r/iU, duul uii buys, 4/,839 mi. '«DD|77 tius, icui duf, duul uiibuys, ulluys, rfXW3IIU5/ 17.777 ciuise, um/fm (u«/id, i/dcl, IOUI ruik, VIN#VC2253/I ".... •:,'<... Otlf f 36,146 mi. VIN,/XI06//30 ....'.... ulluys, 29,3// mi. VIH.vlKL82944 '21477 84 BMW 5251 '88 HUM CIVIC m ni WWIISW ix 88IOKD EHPIUITIUN 4 UK, 4 iyl, uulu, p/s/b/wiuds, u/i, VUII, 6 cyl., uulu, u/i, |)A/AliS/wndwi/lks, 4 UR, 4x4, 8 iyl., uulo, u/c, uA/ABS 4 DR, 8 cyl., uulu, u/i, u/wiuds/lks, *-— n__ winds/Iks, uin/lm cuw, r/dul, duul uir aii/lincuss, uuisit, iAW, diiver utr buy, Sill O77 UIII/IIM slcicu IU^S, i/duf, duul uir buys, uiii/lin tu», iiuiiu, i/del, d/uiibu(j\lugg uSoys, 83,648 mi. VIN *KGK427/8 III, Of f 36W4ini.VIN*XLUI8il5 itiik, 22.U29 mi. VIH ,rtUAJ5553 17777 buijs,ullup, 3/,1/liiiu VIH./XLA68857. . 23477 Must present ad prior to sale to receive advertised prices. www.nfssanwarldsprinflffB/d.com Fcir NISSAN Bnpattol mm 22 win, SPRINEHHD, MJ • 973-376-8821 fittw dl UMH •« b« pokl by (i nxuurnm «Kttal fw liuwi (honiHiu, MV f»«, tuxj i« ui l«u» uu^iuHilAhuiw-S3339. Swlio-S3293; Xt TO OR O»/o UPR NEW 1001 CNEWNOUW NEW 1001 CHEIHIOIEI NEW 2OQ3 CM^HHOLET a g EXT GAB *-14 .318 * 16 4O6 *17.9G2 Auto, a/c, 6 cyl., 2 door, p/s/b, airbags, bckt seats, 24h roadside asst., P/U, automatic transmission, a/c, 6 cylinder engine, 4 door, airbags, 24 houi 2 door, 4WD, 6 cyl, auto transmission, p/steoring, p/brakes, air conditioning, cc, tilt, tint, p/w, cass., cd player, rr detr. MSRP: $22,850. Vin#29339976. roadside asst, cd player, 4WD, power steering, power brakes. MSRP: 524,208. dual airbags, roof rack, buckets, 24 hr rdside asst, cc, tilt, tint, p/windows, Stk#3228. Price includes: $2500 Factory Rebate, $1238 Dealer Disc, $400 Vin#22270274. Stk#2916. Price includes: $2500 factory rebate, $1530 dealer disc, p/locks, cassette, CD player, rr defr, sunroof. MSRP: $29,650. Vin#1K204121. college graduate rebate (if qual)t and $7SO Chevrolet Lease Loyalty" $400 college graduate (if qualjf and $750 Chevrolet lease loyalty". Stk#1628. Price includes: S400 college graduate (if qualjf and $6334 Dealer Disc. 1996 CHEVROLET 1998 CHEVROLET 1999 CHEVROLET C BLRZER 11880 Auto transmission, 4 cylinder, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, airbags. p/windows, Auto trans, 4 cylinder engine, p/steering, p/brakes, air cond, rear def, dual Auto trans, 6 cyl eng, p/s, p/b, air cond, dual airbags, buckets, rear defrost, bucket seats, cassette, tint. 49,555 miles. Vin#T7238722. airbags, bucket seats, cass, tint. 45,743 mi. ,Wn#WZ411538. am/fm cass, tint, cruise, tilt. Vin#XK157109. 60,077 mi. WARRANTY V WARRANTY MUBLE1 1999 CHEVROLET 2001 CHEVROLET 2001 CHEVROLET SJtDAM Extended cab pick up, 4X4,6 cylinder, 5 spd man trans, p/steeri Automatic, 4X4,6 cylinder, p/s/b, air cond, p/windows, p/locks, Automatic, 6 cylinder engine, p/s/b, a/c, p/w, rr defr., air cond, dual airbags, cassette, tint. 16,845 miles. Vin#X8113962. dual airbags, bucket seats, tilt, 14,002 mi. Vin #16947804, airbags, tint, cc, tilt, 24,245 mi. Vin #19339254. WARRANTY NMABU! WARRANTY MULABU! WARRANTY WULABU! SUUnWN SMI HOURS MON thru FMDJfft 9AM-9PM CHEVROLET 9AM-SPM Swvtog Hew jann hr Om 45 **» 10 WEST WESTFIELD WE. WEIL BE THERE ROUTE 28 Chevy Trucks, t&e most Dcptauit tug* into irvetsMflwBoad , ROSELIE PARK ONE Mill EAST OF EXIT 137 ™ 241-1414 GARDEN SWI MMflNff! CHEVROLET VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT wnww.sullivanchevy.com Prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for licensing, registration and taxes. Prices avail, on in-stock units only '0% financing on select new vehicles in stock.to qual buyers, must have primary lender apprvl, in lieu of reb, fk qua) for college grad rebate must have grad from an accredited 4 yr college w/in the last 6 mos. "Must currently be in GMC lease. Photos used for layout purp only. Offers cannot be combined w/any other offer. Not resp for typo errors. Offers expire 7/31/02. Shop the classified ads House Hunting? first Find just the house you want No matteF what you're at the price you want to pay. looking for, begin your search in the classified section. Everything from careers to cameras and cars are waiting for you in the classified ads. classified *. classified- first the first place to look for everything Cranford Chronicle July 11, 2002 NORMS YOUR CURRENT GMAC W^w**iW^kw0WtB MONT EARLY Well Waive Your temaimng Payments! 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Bed 01 Chevrolet Monte Carlo IS 01GMC Yukon D«nd! 4 dr, V6, auto trans, FWD, AIR, pwr V8, auto trans, RWD, AIR, pwr 5.7L V8, auto trans, 2WD, pwr str/wind/ 2 dr, V6, auto trans, FWD, AIR, pwr 4 di, V8, auto trans, AWD, dual AIR, pwr str/wind/lcKs/brks/mirrs, tilt, cruise, AM/FM str/wind/ABS/lcks, AM/FM stereo, dual str/wind/lcks/ABS/mirrs, tilt, crntse, AM/FM stereo-cass. dual air bags, in) wip, r/def, t/gls, Icks/ABS/mirrs, AIR, tilt, cruise, AM/FM wnd/lcks/slt/ABS/litd seals/mirrs, ft, cruise, AM/FM stereo- 40.648 mi, Stk. #240P, VIN 0XH61O438. air bags, conv spare, 59,919 mi, Stk. slereo-cass, int wip, t/gls, conv spare, stereo-cass, dual air bags, trac cntri, int wip, cass.CD changer, ONSTAR leather, theft del sys, keyless #227U, VIN#V1012480. r/def, t/gls, center cons, rem trunk rel, 30,172 s 45,473 ml, Stk.#187U, VINWE176911. mi, Stk. #243P, VIN #19278973. entry, t/gls, 25,712 mi. Slk. #226U, VIN J1J176093. 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Finance Rates As Low As 4.9% $ ^3,795 '99 Lincoln Town Car Signature Touring Edition '00 Lincoln LS Sedan '99 Lincoln Town Car Cartier PREMIER CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED PREMIER CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED PREMIER CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED. 4 dr, V8, auto trans, pwr str/AB5/wind/seats/lcks, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto trans, pwr str/ABS/seats/lcks, AIR, 4 dr, V8, auto trans, pwr str/brks/wind/lcks/seats, IREDIT No matter what you're AIR, AM/FM stereo CD, tilt, cruise, moonrf leather tilt, cruise, leather, alum whls, 26,650 mi, Stk, K1112, AIR, AM/FM stereo, CD, tilt cruise, moonrf, leather alum whls, 36,842 mi, Stk. #1427, VIN IIXY613259 VIN «YY854565. looking for, begin your $ alum whls, 27,850 mi, Stk. #1474, VIN KXY685404 ifiClAUSTS search in the classified 24,495 24,495 26,495 • Bankruptcy • Repossession • Bad Credit • No Credit section. 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Great Savings & World Class Service Since 1963! www.MaplecrestAutoGroup.com —classified- first aplecrest 2800 Springfield Ave, • 908-964-7700 68 River Road • 908-273-2828 UNION SUMMIT :' KJ irk hida ic , and oil i.u»b iw U j«nJby a empt kmm, t*qit>U4Uon *i\d tdA«!> Nut t»*i>u»Mv fui tw^i^il«- M ..rrui, All |)IU)i idla* Alt votm l«» s as is Hroyi#n» & Mnt«» aitt subject to c y by f«ctwy without notice Vthitlw «e *ub|«a tw salo UMOI u> aJv«.iismu li b »wl*vt i uK«d Call 101 t July 11,2002 Cranford Chronicle SOMERSET • MIDDLESEX • UNION Visit our website: www.maranosonsauto. com USED CAR SALE SPECIALS ROYAL CHEVROLET 1!W!> TOYOTA CAMRYI.E 2002 ACdRA RSX Iflflft ACHRA 3.2TL 1999 BMCK CENTURY 2001 VOLVO V-70 ! ilt .wi I .Ii. .lulu, .HI, p . |vli, pw, pMK \L. " iiutn. (in. jVs. [vri, [\\v, [V1 1540 Ronto22 Fast iK till. miKr. i.iv ilt. a iK |,.ilhri. .illuvwlluk In.il.il i-i..a.. N. li'-iHur. nvxmroof, .illuy W Bridgnwntor l.,illin'ivlii'fl«.lr;ic Oniv iinlv .lii.liiin null.. - I IMIV:!7.™KI mile (732) 356-2460 VIN»X.VU i'vVH $16,995 $19,495 $22,495 $13,995 $28,995 2000 HONDA CIVIC 1998 NISSAN 200SX 1999 CHEVY LUMINA 1999 LEXUS CS-300 2002 BUICK REGAL EX 2 dr, auto, air. p's, p/b, pAv, p/lncks, LS 1 i!r, ,nit To Showcase Your Dealership in AUTOSOURCE LOOK AT THIS WEEKS SPECli Call Barbara Morgan ' af (908) 575-6719 2000 MERCEDES C- 2000 CHEVY S-10 PICK UP 2002 BUICK RONDEZVOUS 1999 FORD EXPEDITION 1999 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT 4 dr, 4x4, auto, air, p/s, fib, pAv, p/iocks. 230 SE SPORT auto, air, p/s, p/h, alloy wheels, tilt, cruise, CSX EDDIE BAUER lilt, cruise, cass, alloy wheels. Only Ki (iipix< r, -1 dr. alli, air. fA rrh pAt prVxis, reseats, ol, bed coyer. 33,000 miles. VIN#lb\6()831. V-6, awl, auto, air, p/s, p/b, rVw, p/locks, p/seats, 1 dr, 4x4, auto, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/locks, p/seats. 33,000 miles. V1MXJ133821 leilw. mncmn«i£ special cditim interior, heated leather, captains heads up display, moonrori leather. 3 seals dual air, till, cruise, ass, cd. seats. Only 14,(1(10 miles. VINM842751. chrome wheels, eveiy option. 4,000 miles. 39,000 miles. VTN#XF143382- $26,995 $9995 $28,995 $23,495 $13,995 1999 JEEP GRAND CHERO- 2001 CHEVY CAMAR0 1999 FORD E-150 2000 LEXUS RX-300 2OO1 DODGE DURANGO KEE LAREDO V-6,2 dr, 4x4, auto, air, p/s, p/b, pAv, p/locks, Conversion van, V-8, auto, air, p/s, p/b. p/w, 4 dr, 4x4, auto, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/locks, p/seats, SLT+ 4 dr, 4x4, aulo, air, p/s. (Vb, p/w, p/locks, tilt, lilt, cruise, ass, cd, monsoon -lops, alloy p/locks, p/seats, captains seat, fold down bed leather, moonroof, heated seats, alloy wheels, 4 dr, 4x4. auto, air, p/s, p/b, p/w, p/locks, p/sots. cruise, ass, alloy wheels, push bar, 38,000 wheels, Only 12,000 miles. VMIZ111827 stripe, package running boards. Only 24,000 premium sound. Only 25,000 miles. Icalkr, 3 seals, healed seals, running boards, Price(s) incluilG(s) all costs lo be paid by the consumer miles, MNKXJ166360 miles, VINTO53882 alloy wheels. Only 10.000 miles. VMMIOW except for licensing, registration & taxes. ing _ $18,995 $16,995 $16,995 $30,995 $23,995 Not responsible lor typographical errors. fora CORVETTI& H?i 7, APR AANNNERS "i if, CAMARO AVAILABLf SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR AAA & AARP MEMBERS SAVE«5245 ON A BRAND NEW ONARRANDNEW 2002 CHEVY 2002 CHEVY Std Equip Incl: V-6, auto trans, Std. equip incl: pwr strng/brks, * owr strng/brks/locks, tilt. Opt t/gls, b/e mirrs. Opt Equip Incl: equip Incl: front & rr AIR, pwr sldg rt side door, pwr seat/wind, cruise, remote UEuiruFs keyless entry, deep t/gls, SS StLS/ERt MIM overhead console. AIR, carpeting, chome grille b/s i Check the PLUS " * UOOR VAN Stk#5796KT, VIN//2D210500, rnldgs, 8 ft box. Stk#5866KT 1500 - 414 MSRP $27,725. Incl. $3000 VW2E300442. MSRP $26,583. z classified factory rebate & $750 Lease Incl $2500 Factory rebate & $750 Loyalty Rebate if qual"*. Lease Loyalty Rebate if qual"* BUY section FOR --mm M tii\. first. ON A mmu i£ii ON A BRAND NEW i Sawy home shoppers 2002 C8«f 2002 CHEVY V-6, auto trans, pwr Std equip Incl: 1.8L4cyl,5 1 reach for the classified strng/brks/mirr/wind/locks, spd man trans, pwr AIR, t/gls, mats, rr wiper, tilt, lads before they hit the cruise, w/l tires, stereo, CD, strng/brks, AIR, sport mirr, roof rack, remote keyless | streets. The entry, skid plates. OOOR Stk#5834KT, VIN//26941153. Stk#1269C, m//2Z418523 ^newspaper classified MSRP $21,960. Incl. $3000 MSRP $15,360. Incl. $3000 factory rebate & $750 Loase factory rebate & $7>30 Lease •f section offers Loyalty Rebate if qua!*". .i \ Loyalty Rebute if qual"*. y **, /v- H everything they need y* 1 Hill Ito make tin informed > V r purchasing decision. 2 Want to make a « move/ I Check the classified OH A NfW 2002 C«EB* ads first. 2 UUUSI 4X4 OUUK ( LS - 2 IMIUH • J,.,.uL .' •' ',», , :./«. ,..->»-" ' luy.,lly MUHHWIIMfH the flnrt place to look for everything CHIVY LtUUUI •*« 38 RI Visit DOAD I«J hurt '/, Mill IHUM IMI >MUII< MltU MAlt i bit: HAH4.A e«if ANUt Cranford Chronicle July 11,2002 HONDA. ®ACURA liJjj^li-mily 'J'DlJijJJi MUILB liuuiii - Dai 1 UJVif fj'iii'Sd'bi Ljilhodb iuJDJjii COME CHECK OUR PRICES... NOBODY BEATS THEM! WE HONOR AU CREDIT UNION & BUYING SERVICE DISCOUNTS! - Members Of - BRIDGEWATER 2 mln. From BRIDGEWATER MALL 22 15 min. FromWOODBRlDCE 20 mln. From MORRISTOWN VIPHONi AGURA 20 mln. From FLEMINGTON "Your Full Disclosure Dealer." 20 mln. From UNION "Your Full Disclosure Dealer." 25 rnlns. From PRINCETON CORNER OF RT. 22 E. & SOMERSET ST., NO. PLAINFIELD Mon - Fri 9am - 9pm ROUTE 22 WEST, BRIDGEWATER Mon - Fri 9am • 9pm Sat 9am - 8pm Th« Deal Maker" Sat 9am - 6pm SERVICE DEPT. SERVICE DEPT. Open Saturdays! 908-753-1500 908-704-0300 Open Saturdays! viphonda.com bridgewateracura.com mmi B ACft BY POPULAR DEM AIM AS LOW AS OR UP TO _ APR FfiUANCING! REBATES 60 MOS. On select models r° qual. buyers. v 3^4, 1 >l^ 2002 CHEVROLET 350HP V8, 4 spd auto trans w/OD, pwr str/brWpass seat, dual zone AIR, alum whls, AM/FM stereo w/12 disc rein CD changer, b/s mldgs, fog lamps, mom pkg, tilt, STK //A6975, VIN #25118640, MSRP $53,590. 3G mo closed end lease w/12,000 mi/yr, 20c thuie.ilter "t I /04 Oust. Cash & $/96 1st mo. pymnt. LEASE = $2500 due at SKJMIIUJ I tl pymts $20,056. Ttl cost $30,360. PER MO. 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