September 23,2004 D-8 Cranford Chronicle bALLI LOW PRICE Serving Cranfordi Garwood and kenilworth i\fol 116, No. 40 GUARANTEE Thursday, September 30, 2004 50 cents tt APR FINANCING If we Can't Meet or Beat the # ^ 60 MONTHS Competition, We'll Give You $1 GOO t ON SELECT MODELS School board slams rules By GREG MARX the county superintendent and restricts the tricts and municipalities who say it will pluses mandated intlie next few years will ^MITSUBISHI THE CHRONICLE . ;..,•• : .. .; •amount of surplus local entities can main- restrict their financial flexibility and lead to force districts to forgo maintenance and YOUR DEWAU HEADQUARTBIS tairvamong other changes. larger tax increases in. the long run (See worsen their financial health, leading to bal- NEW 2004 GMC YUKON XL SLT 4X4 CRANFORD — Ih a strongly-worded res- The law, known as S-1701/A-99, also story on Cronford's municipal budget on looning taxes beginning in the 2006-07 NEW 2004 MITSUBISHI GAtANTES 2004 JEEP GRAND CHEROKE V8 ALL tVHEa DRIVE olution passed Monday night, tile Board of restricts a district's ability to put a second Page A-3). Monday, the Cranford board for- school year. '•••.••• SALBINOBUANE EXCLUSIVE . Education urged the state Legislature to question on the ballot before voters. For mally joined the growing chorus of com- Cranford officials have also pushed anoth- repeal a newlaw that imposes stricter caps example, a district strapped by the cap could plaints. >40OOR .•- , .. mmmtrnMrn- >4 DOOR : • er line of argument — that the bill is part of «4 CYLINDER : W8 BU6&VE Mffl 850 •AUTOMATIC . : on spending by school districts and munici- previously opt to put existing co-curriculai' The board also took the unusual step of a growing trend toward centralized decision- •AUTOMATIC ' UE88 PBI MONTH •8 CYLINDER palities, and. also to fully fund the state's aid programs on a second question, asking resi- 1HJUI1HE nUDUWUiy ADVERTISED OHSl having the entire text of the resolution read making that takes authority away from citi- •POWER STEERING' •POWER STEERING commitments. •4 DOOR. dents if they want to pay extra to maintain alouit&4ts television audience. zens and their local representatives. •POWER BRAKES •a CYLINDER •POWER BRAKES Towns and especially School districts have the program. That option will no longer ^y opinion, S-1701 is poor public poli- Feinsod argued the law "puts handcuffs •AIR CONDITIONING .•POWER STEERING •AIR CONDITIONING • long operated under spending rules imposed •POWER BRAKES available, local officials believe. cy, 'said Superintendent Lawrence Feinsod. on the'Board of Education and its rights as a •POWER WINDOWS •POWER WINDOWS . BUVfOB •POWER LOCKS •AIR CONDITIONING ASNMMLLYHDVHmSH) •POWER LOCKS by the state. But the new law lowers those Since its passage over the summer, the Feinsod has argued, and the resolution •AM/FM STEREO W/CD LEASE FOR •' •:i caps; gives additional oversight authority to •STK 5 VIN«-1E130523 •POWER SEAT •6 DISC CD CHANGER' law has been pilloried by local school dis- claims, that the stricter caps and lower sur- (Continued from page A-l) : •MSRP $10,592 •POWER WINDOWS •XM SATELLITE RADIO •POWER MIRRORS •HEAVY DUTY TRAILERING .•POWER LOCKS '•BOSE PREMIUM SOUND •CRUISE • •TILT $1,000 DOWN $1,000 DOWN •REAR AUDIO CONTROLS . -TINT. •StK&VINiMG22016i . 12147 Cranford •STKSVIN/MC37005 •MSRP $46,135 . •MSRP $31,170 V8BUGIIE OFF MSRP .,-•••- Prcs&duitfUi.tilUVte • Incl $3,500 Leaso Cash, $1,000 CFC bonus, $1,750 ConqUosf Loaso, $500 Military, $1,000 pusWmor Incl $4,500 coniumor robalo & $500 GMAC linanco robslo, il qgaliliod. Prico oxdudos tax, lillo & MV fdos. '.i , Cash. $1,000 duo al inception, no soc.dop toq. Pfico oxcludos lax, lillo & MV isos. solicits will meet NEW 2004 MITSUBISHI OOTLANDERLS NEW 2004 JEEP LIB 0RT4X4 2004 GMC YUKON DENALI XL 4X4 •4 DOOR •4 DOOR •4 POOR •The Cranford Cougars ran all over •4 CYLINDER •6 CYLINDER •8 CYLINDER Sliabazz Saturday afternoon, claiming •AUTOMATIC •AUTOMATIC •AUTOMATIC a 48-6 victory. Next week, Cranford ' for next •POWER STEERING •POWER STEERING •POWER STEERING •POWER BRAKES ' . takes on conference rival Scotch •POWER BRAKES •POWER BRAKES • •AIR CONDITIONING Plains-Fanwood. See the story on •AIR CONDITIONING •POWER WINDOWS •ALL WHEEL DRIVE •APPEARANCE, PACKAGE Page C-1. •POWER LOCKS /mo •XM SATELLITE RADIO project •POWER WINDOWS •TINT •6 DISC CD CHANGER •STK & VIMMU00-1663 •AIR CONDITIONING •SUNROOF 'MSRP $21,192 •STKSVINH4W1221B7 •LEATHER By GREG MARX By LAUREN tWAIWOR •5,848 DEMO MILES THE CHHONICLE •STK&VINU4J184113 THE CHRONICLE •MSRP $60,260 CRANFORD - If everything CRANFORD—Township offi- Ind $1,000 CFC, 52.000 loaso cash, $1,000 ta loyally. $500 military. $2,000 customer cash. 52,000 duo al inception, no sec |ncl $4,500 consumor obotos & $500 GMAC linanco robalo, il qualified. Prico excludes lax, tillo & MV lops cials will meet today with dopicq. Plica c«dudosla)(,.litloSMV loos. •- . •'* goes according to the Township Committee's plan, there will be Federal Emergency 267 BROAD STREET, SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY two redevelopment projects Management Agency (FEMA) FIVE STAR FREE LOANER CARS underway along South Avenue representatives and officials HOURS:, MON-FRI 9-9, , by the middle of next year, from Congressman Mike SAT 9-6 On .Sept. 23, the" township Ferguson's office in an attempt DEALER 1 MILE FROM SHORT HILLS MALL issued a request for prJBAv \. to roll back proposed revisions tp (RFP) for construction A'-explor- the agency's Flood Insurance. CLICK: 1 Riverfroht Redevelopmeuwelci; Study for the.Rahway River.' ' v Prices indude all costs to be paid by a consumer except tax, title & MV lees. Prices include all manufacturer rebates & incentives, if any. 'Must qualify for all rebates. All rebates to dealer. tJust bring in any current competitor's ad and we'll beat the price. a 3.5-acre plot bordered bf > '"< Local officials hope meeting Based tin same year, make, model and equipment. Dealer reserves the right to purchase competitor's vehicle if necessary. "Must finance thru GMAC at standard rate, Ttl pymt/purcn opt/ttl cost: Grand Cherokee $8964/$14,340/$10,324, Liberty Avenue, High Street aW will allow them to close the co% $6804/$i 2,014/$8804. Leases include 10K mi/yr at 15c each add'l mile. Lessee responsible for maintenance and excess wear & tear, All offers are subject to approval by primary lender. Not responsible for typographical errors; Prices in effect at time Rahway River, across the street- munication gap that has result- of publication Subject to change without notice Offers expire 9/28/04 -.•..-•• from the train station. VIM «SP241780.2 Dtt. 4 eyL, auto, nn a/a o/j/b, 82,101 mi. '02 Honda CI»loFJ( Vet seeks Purple Heart VIN #2UM987UDH, 4 tyL Bun, afced, Italian.artist Guido Borelll daCaluso, mi 23,726 nil. By LAUREN TRAINOR memorial in front of the munici- Ferrara is also a member. The Park would be the best location who painted the picture shown here, THE CHRONICLE pal building or across the street lodge, said LaFerrara, has helped for the memorial, an opinion will be a special guest at a fundraiser from the municipal building at the Purple Heart veterans by shared by Frank D'Antonio, direc- art exhibition and auction-Friday CRANFORD — Tony the gazebo. LaFerrara proposed donating meeting space for more tor of the Parks and Recreation mmm/dttmtbiwUc 4 night in Kenilworth. See the story on LaFerrara doesn't wear his heart s the placement of the memorial at than. 20 years. Now, LaFerrara Department. .. 14,999 Page B-1. on his sleeve. Instead, he wears it the Sept, 14 Township Committee said, it. is up to the township to "We are always open to having OichBrtCamarom on his lapel, along with the other meeting. provide some help. the memorials put up," said VW #12122flfl9.2 D(t, 8 tpi wanuiJ tram, a/c, medals he earned as a Combat Every county seat has a memo- Mayor Barbara Bilger said Mayor Barbara Bilger. "But if you • p/l/ABS/*Wi/llj/lnliH/ tfijls, ci tnijj, lealbtt Infantryman during World War II, jliiat/ttami wkls, I-Hipi, 36.705 ul ^ rial, said LaFerrara, but he said that although she would welcome drive past Memorial Park, that's tf LaFerrara is the commander of that an important statement can the memorial in town, the town- where it should be. It could be lit, 02ChwlBf3MIW499 M :: illiili the New- Jersey and tho Union be made, if Cranford erects a ship would only consider placing it would be well displayed. We just VW S2H202496.8 tyC. mito. a/c p/«/ABS/wmd*/ County Military Order of the memorial as well. : it at Memorial Park, which cur- don't feel it's appropriate for in hlmmlmls. nuld md, bte 34.330 ml S47 «• Veterans' Purple Heart. The more "Cranford has been our home rently holds a World War I and front of the municipal building." than 160 Union County members base since the. inception of the World War II memorial. Likewise, Bilger said, the gaze- meet in Cranford, and they are chapter in 1981," he said. ; After LaFerrara's: proposition, bo is already home to an array of VIN «1 V6ES7T2.4 DR. B tyU aubt. a/e. trying to gain approval from the The group . meets at the shesaid the Township, Committee p/s/ABS/vviitdi/lki/tnlrn/idaTs. tajs/d, The final Oruls'in Cranford Nights car • Township Committee to erect a Cranford Elks Lodge, where La niet and 'agreed t]iat Memorial TONY LAFERRARA , :iuif,Uu 43,935 mi. :' (Continued from page A-l) S show and concert will be held tonight 19,299 in thi) downtown .The cars will be on '02ChB»yTra]|BlaierlJZ VlMS22349464,40l),Btyl.,aiili),B/c display from 5-9 p.m., with a concert: p/s/AM/ widdVlb/igiin/uab, wsj/d, to begin at 7. Tl\e rain date is Oct. 7. Township wants a left-turn prohibition at gas station 'ulnf,Met28.969hi.. . ^229 ' By LAUREN TRAINOR But. since June the township has meet with Sgt; Joseph Van Bergen next which would encourage the' drivers as, 'oaciiewsiliarado THE CimONICLE ' •.::.•.-•.'• issued numerous complaints charging week to begin the approval process for the well as the owner to obey the local law. that while the trucks usually comply with new regulation. Once Jbrn and Vnn The prohibition would apply to cars, »m.• JU ; U!HO, i un, n cyi., a/c jutl CRANFORD - The Township tho resolution and enter from Orchard Bergen meet, the department will for- - as well., ' •. . •. ' ,: ' •:,..-•. •'•••' ••••' . ; • ABS/llu/mlirt, &ra/(n) stem, 27.0511 ml. Committee decided Tuesday to ask the : ••.•.•• S24,499' "•• Street, they back up into the gas Station, ward the plans to the state Department of While Jorn said there :ia no timeline 'MMucadu-BrazttJZO Police Department to take Bteps leading allowing them to leave only by making a Transportation for approval. If the rule is for the sigh's approval, the township is to a prohibition' on left turns from 120 left turn back onto Orchard Street, which approved, the Township Committee will anticipating, the installation of, a traffic VlN»1A2789SQ,4Dytylauto,a/c. ' North Avenue. West onto Orchard Street, , the township and area residents say caus- pass an ordinance to install the appropri- light at the intersection next spring. auba, suiuf, duomfl whls, Z9.^3Z mi.' • The property has been a frequent es a safety hazard. Commentary !.....^.....A-6 1 ate signage- .• .. . ,;; ' . , :• , Originally slated for this fall, the light ••: S24,999: ' - source of dispute since the Board of Complaints against the station's owner Until the stato agrees the sign is nec- has been delayed because of budget '04 Midi COODW 8 Adjustment granted permission to allow were recently dismissed, though they are problems at the state level, said Jqrn. Vlll 141077722,4 OR. 4 cyU ipil, a/c Com m unity Life...... B-1 essary, trucks catl continue to make left p/i/ABS/winiil/lki/mliit/soalJ, can/ol, a gaa station to operate there. Most of the still pending against the, owner of the turns onto Orchard Street without penal- Also at; the Township, Committee wtarf. bate baited leali.ipoit pkg., xenon Sports,...... C-1 complaints have centored around the property, 120 North Ave. Corp. . , ty. ''.."•':" '•. ' : •,'•..' •• ••• .•: ; meeting, commissioners agreed to place S24,999 ..•:' delivory of gasoline. Also; because there is no prohibition on "Even though there's a isign there, the a sign at the jughandle iaf the Garden According. to the board's resolution, AMERICAN '02C»dlllacElcj|«tc4WD Prime Time ;..,v...... ;.B-2 the books against the left turn onto police department can't enforce it," said State Parkway South exit to direct VIM 1TM22B369.4 Dfl. B cyL. auto. a/c. gasoline tankersafe required to enter the Orchard, the township cannot take action Jorny' '" • '• \ '... •... .'.. . .•. .' motorists to nearby towns. The request cniGuunrf. leathei alloy*, 24.750 ml,' Obituaries.;,...... v.;....B-4 property by turning north on Orchard against the truck drivers. Trucks are If the regulation gains approval,, the was prompted by a resident of Cayuga S 4 Street from North Avenue and using the already prohibited from heading north SHOWROOM HOURS: MON-FRI:9AM-9PM SAT:9AM-6PM 36r999 township can continue issuing summons- Road who complained that motorists fre- : Orchard Street entrance. The tankers f/m•, ,:, »BHVM»riMiJti»sSERVICE HOURSJ:MUN-rfii:rju™-aTO^bfli:9flM^KM:M0N-FRI: 7:30AM-5PM t SAT: 9AM4PM, ,, , , • / ;• .. : •.., ;.-. •, .... , ."' <»»«w."«» Real Estate...... V...... C-3 onto Orchard, into the nearby residential es for violations of the Zoning Board ordi- quently get lost in that area looking to •» Piiw indode all caststo b e bone by tte Mnstimpr except liamse. reg. 8 taxes. Pck«s Mwle aOrabates/incenfives, H apniicable. bade to rfealet *AH prices include: CUds owner loyalty itiiata (most ba ainsnl owner of a flR nr must then exii) by making a right.turn neighborhood!, : . ' ' i nance and the police department can also get to Linden: That sign will be installed police Log,.....,.;:...... A-4 onto North Avenue.and head west. • Commissioner G«orge J6rn is set to issue tickets for the moving violations, by the end oif.-the week, said Jbrn; v de*. Proomw/prico »*i|eel ta daoge without notica. Muit braig in ad aa coupon. Not tBJjHwaUe f« typoi. enna or omuioni.Caimat combme advatited«praviatn often. (WOT.expire 72 boun after dale of puhliratioi September 30, 2004 Cranford Chronicle A-3 A-2 Cranford Chronicle September 30, 2004. school board is a fine example,' tion that now sits on council." and we do a fine job," Sytko said that he would like to Jftma^spot oiuGarwoodcouncil running mate, Anthony see 'the^local fire"department- of argument. School budgets are Cranford Education Kean Jr. Bramnick and Munoz receive more equipment and Sytko, is a paralegal who also says 1 already voted on by local resi- Association President Dennis . voted against the bill; some offi-. ByUURENTRAINOR he is proud of the efforts the com- major committees on the council, Sytko, conversely, said the council that the residents of Garwood can would push to complete the con School dents, she said; the logic of the Connolly also expressed his sup-, rials at the local level have said 1 (Continued from page A-l) dential campaign. But public edu- 1 THE CHRONICLE " ~ ~~~ mittee members have put forth. "I which he said gives him a working needs fresh ideas and more equal benefit from two-party represen- struction of the stalled senior citi- (Continued from page A-l) new law implies "that didn't mat- port, calling the bill "terrible leg- Kean supported it, though that . cation about the award has not thought we did an excellent job knowledge of many facets of the representation to operate more tation on the Borough Council. He zen center. He also believes that ter." . •..-. •'•/• . islation." The state teacher's could not be independently con^ decorations, especially during the caught up, especially among, •^ GARWOOD - Incumbent holding the line on costs for the local government effectively, . is calling for increased accounta- the borough would benefit from locally-elected entity". And board President Mary union, the IWEA. is organizing a firmed' at press time. holiday season. young people. . -Democrats are running on their past five years," he said; Additionally, Lombardo is the DePillippo said that a priority bility from the council and housing its own building depart- "I have to scratch my head at Venditti assailed the Democrat- letter-writing campaign against Assemblyman Bill Ba'roni has "How many things can you "It aggravates me that they're, record and promising more of the Among other accomplish- vice chair of the Union County for him will be to cut wasteful believes that political diversity ment instead of relying on servic- the law, he said. . • same if re-elected to; the Borough the effectiveness of people who are controlled state Legislature for already introduced legislation have there — it's a small spot," not getting educated in school," he ments, Englese points to the League of; Municipalities. spending and stabilize spending can accomplish that. es from Cranford, School board officials plan to Council in November, while their many, many miles away, and some rushing the bill through on an that would repeal parts of the. law. she said. said. This way, you can make a recent conversion of the old Lombardo serves as the only non- in various areas. He also said he "There are too many things More open communication and' of them in very small cubicles," he expedited schedule. In the effort to meet next week with township Privately, local officials con- .-.Republican challengers say some mayor on' the league, and said Bilger said that Memorial decision when you go to the polls." Thomas & Betts property on would pursue the borough's inter- beings unspoken, and there are no providing more public information said. "It just doesn't speak well for get a law passed that appeared to officials to discuss a coordinated cede there is little to no chance of :. The first Purple Heart monu- hew blood will inject needed North Avenue and Chestnut that his knowledge of the county ests with respect, to the Rahway checks and balances," he said. are also priorities for Sytko, who Park, which sits at the comer of : responsibility at the local level as constrain taxes, Venditti claimed, response to the law. The board having the law repealed anytime accountability into the local polit- Street to a rede- • '. • ••• • '' •• government has said that he has observed situa- Springfield Avenue and Riverside ment was erected soon after in Valley Sewerage Authority more "They all vote together as a compared to bureaucrats in the legislature may have created also will forward copies of the res- soon. But they hope a concerted 1982, in the'Journal Square sec- ' ical process. velopment zone helped him to. aggressively. machine." tions in which residents: do not Trenton." . , the ingredients for long-term olution • to its legislators, lobbying effort now will lay the Drive, would allow the memorial tion of Jersey City. The, most Incumbent Tom Englese said that has allowed successfully DeFillippo said the borough speak out until after the council as much visibility as if it were Next week Additionally, he said, Board member Mary financial harm to districts and Assemblymen Jon Bramnick and groundwork for changes in a . recent addition'is a memorial at that his main concern remains an 84 unit age apply for grants needs Republicans on the council Republican representation on the has taken action, placed in front of the municipal Catherine Sudiak echoed this line taxpayers. Eric Munoz and Senator Thomas . futureLegislature. •• ;' the Menlo Park nursing home, • keeping costs at a minimum. He is restricted. resi- A first look at the from the county to provide an arena for more open council would allow the borough A recent college graduate, he is \ building or at the gazebo. where the veterans group donates looking into switching insurance dential property municipal races in and state. debate, which he said is missing to disagree with county initia- also concerned about education. 'That is avery heavily traveled time and resources. ; ' carriers who provide the same and ' 20,575 "Thank God on the all-Democrat council. He tives. His age is an asset, he daid. builders to submit alternative pro- street," she said. "Just as many Cranford and Kenilworth. In addition to promoting benefits to township employees square foot retail there are no real also said that he would be more "We are not beholden to the "I am in fact a young man with posals that include development at people travel by Memorial park," • but at a lower cost. He also touted space to gain """ ~ ~ ' T. ~~~ issues — we're willing to call the Democratic-con- Graiiford Solicits proposals for project the NJ Transit train station across awareness of veterans' service, county as the incumbents niny great ideas and an exuberant per- But LaFerrara is steadfast in the borough's efficiency, saying approval. He said that he would trying • to continue the level of trolled county government to task be," Sytko said. "We bring an sonality, and someone who really 'South Avenue. Though NJ Transit LaFerrara said, his group donates 11 (Continued from page A-l) taken to Cranford Crossing. For oper Kushner Companies and his request. . the municipality was able to keep like to continue developing prop- services in town, he said. on issues that might not benefit enthusiasm and energy, another wants to help," he said. "I think one thing, the RFP stipulates that more costs to Cranford. . is not interested in selling any of its "If they tell us they're not going television sets and hosts bingo and other recreation nights for overtime down without causing erties like that, to provide the bor- Lombardo said that he would Garwood, such as taxes. point of view, and a counterbal- that I'll bring a youthful vigor and subsequent point, with no target 'There shall be ho tax abatements Other requirements imposed property, it has shown a willing- . to.put it anywhere but Memorial ough with revenue without bur- like tp continue his efforts to ness . to allow- development that their fellow servicemen. 'services to suffer. "There's no challenge to the ance to the current administra- spirit and hunger to this job." date specified by the RPP docu- • for exemptions of any kind what- by the' township include the cre- Park, we'll go to another town- "We're trying to keep the taxes dening the school system. recruit business to come to rubber-stamp Democratic council, ment. ' ; soever" for the designated devel- ation of enough parking in or near would make the area more pedes- Fundraisers at the Garwood ship," he said. 'They'll welcome us Pathmark, Glark ShopRite, and • as low as possible and still main- Charles Lombardo, Englese's Garwood to help defray the tax and we need a watchdog," he said. As for the selection process, the oper. For the Crossing project and the project to meet the demand trian-friendly and increase use of with open arms — they'll be proud ' tain the high level of services to running mate, has spent 18 years burden. . mass transit. . the Garwood Kings supermarkets DeFillippo credits his experi- township is looking for a develop- most other redevelopment initia- created by the stores and resi- we picked their municipality." the town," he said. on the Borough Council. He is "Collectively, we brought a lot ence on the Board of Education as tives, everi'in attractive suburban dences, and the meeting of any And the entire RFP process help supplement; the money the er who shares its vision for. the LaFerrara said that recogni- group gets from its national head- Englese served as the chair of running for his seventh consecu- of industry to town and that has an example of his willingness to Join us for a project a mix of retail stores, areas, a payment-in-lieU'Of-tnxes new affordable housing obliga- itself is a. new approach.. Whereas tion for those who have earned -the finance committee this year, tive term after spending this year maintained the tax base," he said. contribute to a governing body. program that amounts to a par- tions created by the development. with Cranibrd Crossing the town- quarters in Arlington, Vu. . townhouses, and offices or apart- the medal is not the only motiva- : "The American people are so and despite a budget that relied as council president. He has Republican challengers "I bring honesty, integrity, and ments, with a hotel and parking tial tax abatement, for the first The developer will also be sliip selected a developer at the tion to get the memorial erected. on some help from the state, said served as the chairman to all the Vincent DePillippo and Anthony experience," said DeFillippo. "Our five years was used.' outset, with the Riverfront, the generous when it comes to donat- structure also potentially includ- required to upgrade the aging The main reason LaFerrara ing to veteran causes," he said. ed ±- and has previously demon- Also, the RFP notes that there infrastructure in the area and to hope is that opening the process to. would like to see the memorial in. strated an ability to complete may be environmental concerns provide relocation assistance to a wider set of builders will lead to Cranford, he said, is that he hopes LaFerrara said that while the more competition and a better out- group has'specific'.locations-, in such projects-. . at the property, and stresses that current tenants who may be dis- the memorial sparks questions 1 faces a budget challen Interested development firms "the developer will be fully placed (There are actually eight come. among the youth of the communi- mind for the placement of, the will be asked to submit detailed responsible for investigating and different property owners, includ- ••'•The town has something very memorial, their timeline is flexi- ByLAUREWTR/UNOR for an organization that raised will be counted inside the 3.5 per- insurance program and into an October 2, 2004 ty. "You'd be surprised at how ble — once the memorial place- concept plans for development of remediating environmental condi- ing the township, within the zone. valuable," Darby said! "It should be many people don't know what the THE CHRONICLE ~. ' ' taxes 13 percent," Grady said. cent spending cap, agreement with a private compa- 10-6 the area, as well as extensive tions existing or subsequently dis- The designated developer will something that any number of peo- ment is agreed upont it will still The original purpose of the The rising cost of gasoline and ny. Purple Heart is," he said. take months, to'engrave'. Ideally, information about their financial: covered on the site." At the negotiate with-the owners to pur- ple in the development community LaFerrara said, that debate CRANFORD - Chief Finance state-imposed tax. cap, which was utilities could pose a problem for Grady said that he expects med- (Ionic preview all ol the new health. Crossing site, the discovery of con- chase the property, though the would really like to get their hands he would like to dedicate the Officer Tom Grady painted a bleak first adopted in 1976, was to keep next year's budget, as could a ical costs to increase by $232,000 Byers' Choice Ltd. Carolers' about the Purple Heart medal is memorial on Purple Heart Day, in The township's approach with taminants well into the negotia- township does have the recourse on." The RFP process js away for both relevant and timely, given picture for the upcoming year's property taxes down. However, potential decision by the for the 180 full-time, active and have a chance to purchase Cranford to "maximize its position,". August. budget at a special meeting of the respect to the Riverfront differs in tions process led to haggling of eminent domain). / the details of the current presi- said Grady, it has not proved to be Associated Humane Societies to employees of the township, as well special event pieces — several ways from the approach between the township and devel- The township also encourages she said. Township Committee Monday. successful. curtail some animal control servic- as the 90 retired employees the Each department will be asked "It was a miserable failure then, es. And the township's legal township insures. Red Hiii Lady Drinking Tea, Sgroi, a former municipal engi- to make cutbacks to comply with it has been a miserable failure, and expenses not charged to a bond If the townsliip were to switch Red Hat Mrs. Clans and neer; commissioners Scott Mease the state's 3.5 percent mandated it will be a miserable failure this ordinance and other professional to an independent carrier, union Cat in a Red Hat. Cranford will meet today with FEMA and Ann Darby; and township spending cap for next year's budg- year," he said. services associated with various contracts stipulate that the new DONATE A CAR attorney Bob Renaud. Call for more details! (Continued from page A-l) formal appeal of the study's find- until the townsliip completes its et. As part of a bill passed over the Certain expenditures, such as township projects are not expected program must offer services com- Support NJ Animal Rescue ings. formal appeal detailing the tecluu- Of course, the township's objec- summer, the state-imposed cap the salaries for police department to abate in the next year. parable to what the state system through some of the bureaucracy's But, they said this week, repre- cal inconsistencies of the study, tion to the study's findings does not was lowered and made stricter. employees who have been Though most cutbacks for next offers. While no decision has been Tax Deductible red tape and directly ask for the. sentatives from FEMA have not township officials are hopeful that mean there are no flooding con- "It is an attempt to control employed for more than three year have not yet been laid out, one made, the committee agreed to pay agency to reconsider the findings yet formally acknowledged the the meeting will shed some light cerns. spending on the municipal level, years, have previously been count- step the committee is considering the state $1,500 for a copy of an 1-800-293-7490 that have placed hundreds of resi- appeal because it was not printed onto the processes by wliich the Indeed, the township has draft- which is the epitome of hypocrisy ed outside the cap. Next year, they is opting out of the state health experience history detailing the ax Forms & Receipts Produced dents in the flood zone. on official township .letterhead, entity is operating. ed a letter to state Senator Tom types of claims members of the At the Sept. 14 Township even though it was sent from the Representatives for the town- Kean asking for, his help in township's plan have made. lL'j»ucashvv, FREE Pick-up within 24 hours Committee meeting, commission- Township Clerk's office. sliip at today's meeting will include addressing stormwater manage- The documentation is necessary 76 Elm Street ers passed an ordinance allowing Even if the agency does not township engineer Rick Marsden; ment issues. date set for Crossing for any independent carrier to Wcstlicld, NJ O7O9O il [email protected] • www.autosalvation.com ) Cranford to move forward with a agree to reconsider its findings residents Leo Coakley and Greg Although Cranford has a long review before entering into negoti- 232-2232 history of battling flowing By GREG MARX November, which would leave Bank" site and the municipal ations with the township. TV-.T:7.-fr:tr-j?.TO stormwater generating from the THE CHRONICLE "~ just weeks before the arrival of parking lot outside Blockbuster Railway River watershed, a draft winter weather. — will affect the timeline. At a of the township's letter claims that CRANFORD - While there According to the updated .recent meeting, Verizon agreed "Rutgers University has estimated has been no formal announce- action plan, "Groundbreaking to move the line, though the that a 1 percent increase in ment, it appears increasing (is) to be scheduled after receipt utility and the developer must Where Tradition upstream impervious surface, unlikely that construction on of 30-day notice from CBA." hash out responsibility for costs. 1.500W would generate an additional 4,5 the Cranford Crossing redevel- The parties are also explor- A test pit was expected to be Ceramic Furnace million gallons of storm water per opment project will begin before ing how the latest unwelcome dug sometime this week to 5^00 till). Automatic year that would flow into next spring. determine whether it would be 2Kb. Horns Firs v^/iabld heat control,. news —the discovery of Verizon B.OOO-Sq.*!. Brtlngulsher Dry l ' Cranford." Since the last announced telephone • wires beneath the possible to begin construction chemical oxlingulshor Wlntuter CO Detector Detects tho praoencs and tip-ovor switch. Fortllkor The township has additionally start date, in May 2004, came development property, which while the line is being relocat- Includes p/ossufo " M 557OMB; .. gnugo and mounting of poisonous Carbon monoxlcto Qas ij 24-3-12 formufcU reached out to Assemblyman John and went, township officials includes the former "Round ed. : bracket, H160 820 U In your hottlfl. 5-yodr warranty, (or (hlckof tall tuff McKeon of West Orange in the have been shooting for work to Meets Tomorrow HJ69022ITC •; • •' Exp. 10/t7/04 .'. ;i and quick spring j groon-up. hope that a regional solution can be begin this fall. But their opti- L 020 630100 Statement of Ownership,-Managumunt, and Circulation ->j Exp. 10/17/04 readied. Commissioners anticipate mism has been coupled with fre- Exp. 10/17/04 quent complaints about the pace hosting a meeting about the issue Crant'otd Cf.ror.ic La • 9-24-2004 3-Lb. Fall Grass Seed Mixture i t| 3 a ; - ! a j 0 | 0 Mix of Kentucky bluogross, crosplng rod this January. adopted by developer Cranford foscuo & poronnlal ryo grass. L 548 654 B16 Building Associates, a sub- sidiary of Kushner Companies. In the latest action plan for 30'. Cur.tr.U Avtanuu. CUrK, HJ the project, updated Sept. 23 A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper and distributed at a Township 301 Cantral. Avurmo , CKi:k, NJ NJN Publishing ©2004 Committee meeting this week, numerous items — many of Join Us! Published every Thursday by NJN which must be completed before Uickol, 301 Cer.cral Avenue, Clack, tlj QTQ66 Publishing (USPS 136-800) construction can begin — are For Our Fail Open House Heavy-Duty Drawstring Bags 301 Central AvO., Clark, NJ 07066 listed as "pending." Second Class postage paid at Grog Marx, 30 1 Centra I Avunuo, Clack, NJ 07066 Stock up now and save! 80-ct/13-gal. 8-Lb. Double-Faw Slodtjo Hammer The township is still waiting Tuesday, October 5 at 7:30 p.m. 8'x1D' your choice Cranford, NJ POSTMASTER: Window Well Cover tall kitchen bags, 40-.ct733.-gaL yard to a 36"L hickory handlo. please send changes to NJN for numerous documents from Storage Tarp S1OI5MB2 SuatCakes Wednesday, November 3 at 7:30 p.m. bags and 35-ct./39-gal. leaf bags. Exp. 10/17/04 Fits both circular and 42 x 17" x 15' rcctilnoular Choosa Irom selected varlotlos tor a Publishing Fulfillment office, PO the developer, including a per- WinttOW WflllS. D 284 ffljl! F12 Exp. 10/17/04 Exp. 10/17/04 W 622 217,457838,81106786 \\ nutritious bird treat L cao 019,608 332, Box 699, Somorvillo, NJ 08876. formance bond, updated esti- rj O*ner i Q<) >\jt UJM b^ui'i Visit unloncatholic.org to learn more! 142 353.177 706 F12 Exp. 10/17/04 Subscription ratos by mall, one mates of the cost for construc- Exp. 10/17/64 year within Union County $25, out tion of a 300-space municipal FUU Nj,n, Ctl'flpMU Uiillnq AUiUm You Pay 54.99 of county $28, out Of 9tato $30, 4 4 Vtl terra nil Majnorml Drivo liAn't To subscribe call 1-800-300-9321. garage, permit applications to Punn Jaruoy Advunco, Inc. PO UOK Ii99, SonarvlllQ NJ 00076 convert the project's 50 apart- O L coct ly nr Lnd uocc Ly through intormod Late corporations to Advance Publication a f Inc . j Trio Advai\c ; Votinq Trust, uoLu votinq stockholder Quality education iZ-OttSrsatShiH ments to condominiums, a park- 9 SO Finq^rboAfd H4. , Statan la Land, MY Foam Sealant Advance Vot tnq Trus c •10 3 0 5 Foimaadurabloillrtlohl ing lease, and monthly progress in a faith based environment and watarproof bond. reports. PB0003JD12 After $10 Mail-In Also, before work can begin, r H/khun tui^JhuUBfi. uutfoaQi** u^j U<^A' JtcuJily HOirtdii O^^I^IJ ^ • Westfield Art Rebate Limit 1 the developer must provide the u q N«.i Association township with 30 days notice, so (•'oil Him. Co«Dl*U LUIIInq A(ldi«t* 8-Gal. Wheeled Trash that logistical preparations can WUDIAIBI Can T\wo liajidlos lock lMilt IlluHJM AMERICAN down (0 koop lid socuru be made regarding access to aonlnsl posts, w 632 745 Fis 5-Pk.3o-Gal. parking and street closures. Compost Bags Exp.1W17M4 ! 3-Cu.-Ft Poly Uwn Cart With that notice not yet TIRE & AUTO CARE 7.5-Amp Electric Blower For municipal compost stlos. 2-ply with 0 2-Spoed {Electric Super Blower Vac Extfa-wldo whcol base. Sldo tool clips received, the earliest the work Approved UOniph air velocity, 280 CFM, 2-pleCfl • 50-lb. Wet strength. Powerful 215mph air stream, 2-speed PHO d250lb could begin is the beginning of blower tube, N 6257031 . WC84MIF10 ' Auto Repair Exp. 1W17/O4 Exp. 10/17/04. SWitCh. Includes Vac kit. N 859 8BB I Exp. 10/17/04 i "I fain 333fl, Ccs *•**• cranrwrd chroniclo flUES SERVICE Fortiori, Dcutitdlc & Uuhl Truck Brabai a All( .:j IDt-Nl WESTFIELD GREEN BROOK All Mulor B,onJ. 01 Ilr.l • Bxliou /URCONDCTWNER Window Air Conditioner Covor 600 North Avenue 281 Route 22 . MMinllngi Dlipoiol, U«,«nw Rotollon BwoniM«ikl.dJ Unlcn 3361 3405 OllCl«i.i(j« -"•"" COVER K»eps out water, dust and loavos over M-F7lo8,Sot.7lo5 ; I l llio winter. 18" x 27" x 16 . II m coa 012 SOUTH PLAINFIELD HI 140 147 SATISFACTION MF7h>6,Sol, 7to5 4.Pickup & Dropoff.. Advi- HcilJf* Kay brap . Child Urtgarprlnt ID Exp. 10/17/04 LANDSCAPING AT AFFORDABLE PRICES 111 ^•kj li('C(^Uf>ty T1 jh #c i li it j t^ J SIIAIVJ ^^ I'c^ii 3^41 Ret) Cirda Safety ,1 20-lb.Wlld ' 2S0.1 2414 732-752-1480 AUTO CARE ctNnR CL/CfILU Wli U I .Kit Rccprti your,child's • LANDSCAPE-PLANTINGS 908-233-0393 . All Mo|of Cr^lii Co.J. Atc.pkd • .Strata)With'2 .-.'; (J) I Bird Food iM\ 141 j& vital personal Intorrna- . •teplaceable Watch • HYDRO SEEDING & SOD 1 General purpose mix \ 1.1 fcta^ii^wun ir * tlOri and fingerprints for f\ n batteries. On/off.: 1 attracts all types of : • MULCH/STONE/TOPSOIL LUBE, OIL & FILTER |j security purposes. ' .". .switch with up to 100.. .,' birds,-.'Paper bag with • RETAINING WALLS iLnif lib. ItimsiMJI'll '. ^ 310? ALL SEASON CHANGE , Exp. 10/17/04 '.'• ; •.-.: • BRICK PAVERS - PATIOS &.WALKS 5 .,,.. hours'o. f life.'T64k5, 8 F3ij- ..,_,- .. handle, 1.501272126 ''K.'Jiuta. IU 0 0. Gal. RV& Marino • .(1ESIGENIIAU COMMERCIAL t MUD AND SNOW RATED Only '16.95 '• ; I^Umil2withpurcha5«. Exp.10/17/04 V- ,- : ,' Exp. 10/17/04 . •.'.;• •.:.% AnlllrtiO!!) •FREE ESTIMATES 0 ' 59 1 .:. ONMOircMS, i Mi) to I/BSJI wiiar (SI Srohu unite, Include) now oil 4 ('tor, ciiscl fiuic/i, iVitsWl O1WI1BJ „ 0 lu(« chauh Ha IklC ulery mifxtllon. • . tauia. GJanjaro 7S Eip. 10/17/04 179 177 /UNIROYAL Mam factored United • E/pi.i 10/31/54 .'-, Jx OF THE MONTH 1. ' : • • • i/»JIJjJ ' • k 112 236 l 32G2 3330 • * Tims- 7reqdwear Warranty 2-W/iee/ 90 67 . TIRE SIZE '• PRICE Disc Brake Service 340< -p fl'S J^k i^k ' ' imkai IMW D/TIUI 1W3M itf exdt on' P185/75R14W .,...... $43.95 aflM • " . T <™T T b 2-tk, stick-Em Mouse Glue tab* >m P205/75R14W :...... ;...... ,...... $45;95 20off Capture mica without the use of Dolson Jr., L 528 570 B24 TREE EXPERT CO. P205/75R15W ...... ;....>.,,..$47.95 Exp. 10/17/04 Saturday October 9 Trimming • Repairs P215/75R15W ....;.... •.';....;..;.• .....;.$48.95 COMPUTIRIZID ALIGNMINT P215/70R15W .....;...... $51.95 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Removal 'Save: (Kuindal.c October 16)' ••• P225/75R15W ...... ;...... ,...... ;...,..... $51.95- Modern Equipment Inatructlonti to Publlahara . ' '. : $22 Downtown Westfield .wd W« wn uop/ u( Itiji (umi wlui yuof p«ilnM*U/HAhua^y 0^1 ui< 1 K«»(i it uHjy oJ U>f P235/75R15W .,...,...... :.:..,~.... ;.....:.$52.95' Corporation • State Certified Imludti ITM /oMJOt for potwng«r,can o •'•''' "' & .- -: '•"•• :•..''..' Immediate Service Ooo. In turn 11, II non«, th«cii IM I L ' ' ' Jy1'0* 10/31/04 CC • .Westfield Area ' • Insured For Your Protection M Chamber of Commerce • or* fom 3M1. ln * p ENERGY MXV4 PLUS MICHELIN HARMONY MICHELIN HYDRO 1DGI Westfield Lumber & Home Center ! *UoflwcoptMnoldliirttotod. : P195/60R15 $114.95 P185/65R14 •. $88-95 P185/65R14 $92.95.',. ORIGINALAKT 908-233-TREE tr» pOJ**tkm Kwl P«HwiK>la tuthwUiton •» it w** Police Loca 1 veterans ^ •—^— CRANFORD ver's license, He was also charged Morning with driving with fake license today at the Westfield Armory discuss 'Big Darren Makofsky, 29, of plates and providing false infor- Cranford, was arrested at 3:25 mation to police officers. WESTFIELD—Two award cer- Joseph T. Del Grippo, Cranford; cluster. a.m. Sunday after he was stopped *** emonies honoring area veterans Robert A Frankshun, Kenilworth; The New Jersey Meritorious Band Era' Club to play mm will be held 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Lincoln Avenue near High Deshan Reeves, 28, of Hillside, Alan J. Hospes, Kenilworth; Service Medal is being awarded to Street for failing to drive on the was arrested at 1:03 a.m. Friday today. at the Westfield National William F. Hunt, Cranford; those combat veterans who were CRANFORD — Dr. Stephen F. right side of the road. at the Garden State Parkway Guard Armory, 500 Rahway Ave.. Anthony T. McLeavey, posthumous^ not residents of. New Jersey when Marcone will present a lecture NJ trivia • He was charged with driving northbound ramp and charged During the 11 a.m. ceremony, 45 Scotch Plains; Walter Pilot, they entered the military service, and audio-visual program on the; while intoxicated and failure to with driving while intoxicated. veterans of World War II, Korea, Kenilworth; Jack Seals, Cranford; but who are current residents of "Big Band Era" Tuesday in a pro- •CRANFORD -- Pr Vietnam, Persian Gulf and Joseph A Specht, Cranford; Walter New Jersey and have resided in the gram' sponsored by the Friends of Saudi .Polls will preside-at the keep right. Operation Enduring Freedom will *** • '. Rickey Baldwin, ,33, of M. .Teets,. posthumous, Scotch. state for the previous five years. All. the Cranford Public Library. first philanthropic tea for the be presented with the state's top Paul Denberg, 58, of Cranford, Winston-Salem, N.C., was arrest- Plains; and Stanley Vest, posthu- other qualifications are the' same as Marcone, a professor of music 2004-05 season' of the military award, the New Jersey mous, Kenilworth; ,'fpr.the.pSM. at William Paterson University, Wednesday Morning Club on was arrested at 11:19 a.m. Sept. ed at 3:32 a.m. Saturday when his Distinguished Service Medal. At 23 on Eastman Street after police car was pulled over on South 31st Recipients of the Korean Service To be eligible for the New Jersey will explore and discuss the stylis- Oct. 20. The group will meet at the 1 p.m. ceremony, 81 veterans' of Medal include: Lavern M. Korean Service Medal, veterans hcj tic differences of bands of the saw him staggering to his car in Street.' • . ' ;/•'• '. the Korean War will be presented the First Presbyteriim Church at ari apparently intoxicated state. Blumhagen,'Cranford; Salvatore J. a current, resident of New Jersey 1930s and how race, location, pol- rwfe He was arrested for having an with the New Jersey Korean Cardella, Kenilworth; James P. He was charged with driving outstanding warrant from and have resided in the state for at itics and the economic times influ- Professor. William E. Service Medal. Doherty, Westfield; George E. least the past five years; have Scouts get fingerprinted enced the music. while intoxicated and driving Maplewood for $85, and charged At the earlier ceremony, two Dunsconibe, entomologist and with the unlawful possession of Germinder, Fanwood; Michael C. served on active duty on or after Marcone's background as a chairman of the biology depart- with a suspended driver's license. Union County residents who are Harvilla, Kenilworth; William The Boy Scouts of Kenilworth Troop 83 took a break from their an unlicensed handgun and hol- June 23, 1950 and on or before usual meeting night and visited the Kenilworth Police Station trumpet player allowed him lo ment at Union County College, combat veterans will receive the Hendry, Cranford; Harold C. Hill, January 31,-1955, in Korea, Japan KENILWORTH low point bullets. recently. Detective John Zimmerman gave them a course on four the country in the late 1960s will speak to members and their *** New Jersey Meritorious Service Scotch Plains; Henry F, Hoffinan, or contiguous waters of airspace and segue his talents to earn Rep. Mike Ferguson purchased the first ticket for the upcoming pancake breakfast to benefit Medal for their service in. the mili- fingerprinting and explained how fingerprints are used In guests on New Jersey Trivia. Scotch Plains; Louis B. Hornlein, thereof; have served one. of more police work. The Scouts learned about the various ways fin- advanced degrees at Syracuse Dimscombe is an expert on bugs National Guard families. Joseph Riegler of Kenilworth An Edison woman reported tary. posthumous, Kenilworth; William days with' an organization directly was arrested on outstanding traf- gerprints are found and had a chance to remove some prints University where he later joined and also the originator of the that her pocketbook was stolen The New Jersey Distinguished F. Hunt, Cranford; Anthony N. participating in or. supporting mili- from a can with tape. Zimmerman also talked about DNA and their faculty. fic and criminal warrants totaling Service Medal was originally Mack, Cranford; Francis G. O'guch, trivia program, which has been sometime around 9:30 a.m. tary operations or on temporary the different styles and types of fingerprints. At the close of In 1984, he went to William presented to numerous groups $544 from Millburn and Denville Saturday at Restaurant Depot on issued in 1858 for those who distin- Garwood; Russell J. Romeo, duty in contiguous areas for 30 con- the course, the boys were fingerprinted. Boy Scout troop 83 Is Breakfast to benefit Guard families last week. . guished themselves in the New Westfield; Joseph P. Sanguiliano, Paterson University, where he over the last three years. Market Street. The woman secutive days and 60 non-consecu- sponsored by and meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the was chairman of the Music WESTFIELD —/Several local civic organiza- stores selling tickets — Barren's Drugs, Lancaster, He .was arrested after police reported that she noticed her Jersey Militia, but was used infre- Scotch Plains; Arthur L. Snyder, tive days; and have an honorable Kenilworth Veterans Center. If Interested in becoming a Boy Questions about the state tions have banded togother to raise funds for the Ltd., and The Leader Store. Tickets are also being conducted a welfare check at his quently until re-authorized by Cranford; Joseph A. Specht, Department for 15 years and is pocketbook was missing when she discharge or be currently serving in Scout, contact Scoutmaster John Kozak at (908) 276-8167. currently the graduate studies flower, bird, insect and more will families of deployed soldiers from the 250th Signal sold in Fanwood at Irmn's Bag. home on Sept. 21. Governor Kean in 1988. Cranford; Anthbny J. Suszczynsld, the military. be answered at the presentation. returned to her cart after return- director and program coordinator Battalion of the NenV; Jersey Army National .Guard, The civic organizations sponsoring this event *** ing some merchandise. After the Spanish-American Cranford; and Donald E. Wussler, Posthumous awards can be Then, at 10.a.m. Oct., 25, the stationed in the Westfield Armory. War, the Mexican Border Scotch Plains. awarded; application must be made of the Music Management include Atlas-Pythogoras Lodge #10 Free & Anissa M. Sabin of Hazlet and Program. Applied Arts/Home Life These iocal groups are running a Pancake Accepted Masons, the 117th Cavalry Association, Expedition and again after World In order to be eligible for the by the surviving spouse or immedi- Edward R. Mueller of Union An employee of White Systems Kids pick favorite characters The program will cover Duke Department will meet at the Breakfast from 7 n.iii.-noon Saturday Oct. 16 at the American Legion Post Brooklyn was arrested at 11:30 Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Air 1:01 a.m. Saturday. He was Local recipients of the will lead a discussion on Donations sought for soldiers, families p.m. Sept. 22 on North Michigan Medal or equivalent medal will Be sure to include full name, BENEFIT PIANO SALS charged with disorderly conduct Distinguished Service Medal receive a N.J. Distinguished Avenue near Route 22. home address and a daytime .phone "Sculptures We Have Seen," and public consumption of alco- include: Richard J. Curia, Cranford; Service medal with an oak leaf number. WESTFIELD — 'A Family The Family Readiness Group deployed as part of Operation Iraqi He was charged with driving Local women interested in hol. Readiness Group has been formed (FRG) of the 250th Signal Battalion Freedom. with a suspended license, driving joining the club should contact *** Marie Mastorakis (it (908) 272- to facilitate ongoing communica- of the Westfield National Guard, FRG is committed to honoring an unregistered and uninsured Carlos Gonzalez, 47, of Parenting Carpal Ttonnel Code May Have UNMATCHED PRICES 6243 for more information. New tion, involvement, and support which meets monthly at the the bravery of these men and vehicle, and driving with fake Kenilworth, was arrested at 3:25 TH members are welcome, and between the New Jersey National Westfield Armory, represents the women $\& well as their families license plates. a.m. at his home on Lincoln Drive Finally Been Cracked members are encouraged to Guard and the New Jersey families and friends of the dedicated through its fundraising efforts. *** 5 ANNUAL EVENT National Guard families. soldiers from around the state Tlu'oughout the next two years, the after police received a call report- forums set Clark, NJ. - "Until now only a small number of lucky patients have been bring a friend. Parkway Liquors was burglar- exposed to this amazing discovery that has literally "cracked the code" lor FRG will be accepting contributions ized Sept. 23, police said, after an ing that he was intoxicated. that will directly benefit U.S. troops. When police arrived, Gonzalez these carpal tunnel sufferers. Now with the unexpected release of this little DELBARTON SCHOOL unknown perpetrator smashed a known information, you may be able to say goodbye to your carpal tunnel These donations will be used to front window to the store. Police was loud and allegedly verbally 230 Mendham Road, Morristown, NJ 07960 Your Environmental Headquarters send care packages to soldiers and assaulted police officers. He was symptoms. Best of all you can check it out for yourself for FREE if you arrived at the store at 10:02.a.m. CRANFORD —The school dis- like...in the revolutionary new 8 page report, "The Amazing Missing Link • Vacuums to sponsor holiday parties for their after the security system sound- charged with disorderly conduct. trict will offer a series of parenting TH eaTHi children. forums in the coming weeks. to Solving Carpal Tunnel Without Drugs or Surgery." For your free copy, S a • Sewing Machines ed. just call toll-free 1-800-286-4937 and listen to the 24 hr recorded message The FRG is a non-profit organi-. GARWOOD The program includes a forum All Major M.imjfactuir'ors Ilko Stolnway, Ynmnha, Knwnl & Baldwin will bo roprosontod. • Outdoor Power Equipment *** for all the details. Call now, supply is limited. zation, so contributions are tax for parents of students from A portion ol tho procoods will bo donated to tho Of. Hoy L. Hortoti Motiiorinl Fund. • Janitorial Supplies Gary Hyman^ 39, of Somerset, deductible to the extent allowed by was arrested Sept. 23 while driv- Billy Sledge, 36, of Kenilworth, kindergarten to fifth grade with a • Air and Water Purification - EARDLY T. PETERSEN law. To assist FRG in their efforts, ing on North Michigan Avenue was arrested at 5:39 p.m. Sept. 22 focus on strategies for creating lis- Equipment send contributions to: 250th Signal near Jefferson Street. after police responded to tening skills, evaluating risk fac- Hosted by: BN, Family Readiness Group, 500 He was charged with driving Pathmark. He was charged with tors, strengthening self-confidence, Back to School Rahway Avenue, Westfield, NJ while unregistered and uninsured shoplifting $35 in merchandise celebrating family traditions and Learning to Eat Through Nutrition BARBARA POTASHKIN, M.S. (888) 742-6640 07090, Attn: Rosann Abano. and driving with a suspended dri- from the store. building a child's "emotional bank A S' S' 'O L' I A I I *> SALES • SERVICE • PARTS account." CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS AND SAMPLE LIST OF AVAILABLE PIANOS RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL Buy Direct Handcrafted Maple.Pine.Oak & Cherry Furniture This forum will be held 7:30- Parenfs arc very concerned abput .thjcr children's 9:30 p.m. Monday in the library of Food habit's and obesity. Help is. on the way! Orange Avenue School and again 9- 11 a.m. Nov. 11 in the music room at Walnut Avenue School. •We have Age-Specific Programs: The second forum is intended ^^^ Since 1B85 for parents of sixth- to eighth- • Nutrition Counseling Kids will ingest anything. ^J Ph:(7l 7)445-5767 graders. The program will explore • Individualized Meal Plans Showroom Hours Mon-Fri 9-5 Sat 9-3 GARWOOD — The Cerebral strategies for: strengthening self- confidence, improving communica- Call For Brochure Or Visit Our Website Palsy League will be having its • Fostering of Healthy Eating Habits third annual Tricky Tray Gift tion skills, solving family conflicts, www.lancasterqualityfurniture.com Auction at the Westwood on North evaluating risk factors, identifying Medicol Nutrition Therapy (MNT) Physician Apporovsd building blocks for healthy develop- T 26 Vine St Terre Hill.Pa 17581 Between Shady Maple & Weaven; Store Off RL 897 Avenue on Oct. 24. I'tAZASOUlll MIDICAl.llUII.plNC, 22S.) SOU 111 AVtNUI: SCUIUI I'lAINS. N| OV07o The volunteer committee is in ment and building that "emotional This helps insure they don't ingest the middle of basket acquisition bank account." 908.789.5300 Time Is Running Out! from both businesses and the resi- Interested parents should regis- lung-damaging particles. dential community. The committee ter by sending name, address, SEAL COATING is seeldng donations of theme bas- child's school and class, phone num- The powerful Miele vacuum cleaner is unmatched in its ability BYTOPNOTCH kets or individual items to be ber, email address and the number of attendees to Anne Marie Francis, ATTEND A FREE SEMINAR to dean your home and remove tiny particles from the oir 1-888-327-8379 or 908-684-4122 grouped and made into baskets. Driveways The Cerebral Palsy League, with Cranford High School, 201 West that can actually damage your child's lungs. End Place, or emailing the informa- • Parking Lots locations in Union and Cranford, is EVERYTHING YOU NEED TOKNO W a non-profit organization that has tion to Old fashioned Quality and Service • Commercial Powerwash Your Home provided services for individuals [email protected]. ABOUT DIVORCE 224 ELMER STREET • WESTFIELD • Rubberized Coal $ with multiple disabilities and spe- For more information, call (908) Tar Application anything else is a compromise cific medical needs, for over 50 709-8879. The Law Firm of Dughi, Hewit & Palatucci is pleased to At a time when mortgage rates •Patch Work 199 years. 908«232«5723 announce that Mario C. Gurrieri, head of its Family Law • Line Striping Call For Details To donate and or attend, call www.ctpctcrscn.c'om Closed Wed. and Sun Expires 11(30/04 Leslie at (908) 709-1800, ext. 101. Kids classes Department, and April L. 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KATIE KIEMPISTY PATSHARKEY MIKEVENDITTI HEATHER HUBY STEVE ROCCO CHRIS ADUBATO Voter turnout in this country is horrible. Only 51,3 percent of Keep the Cranford Crahford Cranford Scotch Plains Elizabeth Morristown those Who xvere eligible cast ballots in the 2000, election. And My house. Massachusetts •— anywhere up Vermont. I just carrie back from We just drive up Route 287 to see In the flower shop where I work, Route 287 is actually a good that presidential election was determined by just a few thousand whistles there. I think they come out really the Montpelier area last .week the foliage. . .• Victoria Florist on Centennial place to see the fall foliage — votes., v •••'•••..' ;•••,•• ••.••'.• '• •.- . ;. • nice. and it's just beginning to turn. In Avenue, because I love to wit- anywhere up north, What happened four years ago is a serious reminder that the next two weeks it will be ness the change in the summer every vote does indeed make a difference. prime up there; flowers to the fall flowers, and In New Jersey, it's estimated that only three-quarters of the blowing the change in their colors. I like state's voting age population is registered to vote,: Of that to see how things have to amount, about two-thirds cast votes in the SOOO election. For a long time I used to think change sooner or later. That means that only half of those were eligible participated my recurring dreams about trains, in that election, about the national average. were perverse. . • .• . • •'. . . A democracy can only flourish if citizens 'take the time to After all, Freud led us to believe become involved and vote, even if it's by absentee ballot. . that dreams are an; artful and Letters to the editor Fax us your news! (732) 574-2613 For more information on how to register to vote, contact either deceptive depiction of our inner your local municipal building or the county clerk's office at (908) anxieties — OK, sexual anxieties •— through symbolic images. 527-4123 or online at http;//www.unkmcountynjtorg/ Legislator: Keep unhealthy snacks out of schools ctyclerlc/election.html. The county clerk's office, located in the Though Freud could excuse his Union County Courthouse, 2 Broad St., Elizabeth. own taste for cigars with a glib "a To The Chronicle: teaching children the importance fruit of vegetable, juice, electrolyte issue. As parents and creators, I good cigar is sometimesju^/ a good The Centers for Disease of making healthy choices, they replacement beverages and water. believe it is our duty to instill.a cigar," the prevailing interpreta- Control and Prevention has will be more apt,to continue living This legislation does not affect positive attitude about healthy PROGRAM tions of trains in dreams led to. dis- declared that 61 percent of a healthier life as adults. For this high schools. Students who are in eating in our children. I hope that turbing conclusions about my own American adults are affected by reason, I have sponsored legisla- high school are aware of the con- this legislation is a stepping stone Choose the approach Spending law always fragile psyche. I even lost obesity. This condition is an epi- tion prohibiting the sale of certain sequences of their actions and are for a healthier and brighter that fits you best: my appetite for hot dogs. demic in our nation. We can foods on school property. This leg- capable of making their own deci- future. It was only after earning a col- blame it on the convenience of islation restricts elementary and sions about nutrition and diet. LINDA STENDER lege degree in social science that I calorie drenched fast food or our middle schools from selling foods Much the like good study habits, NJ Assemblywoman, District misses the mark realized my dreams about trains fast paced, no time to exercise life of minimum nutritional value, as students who learned about 22 had nothing to do with sexual anx- style. Whichever reason you defined by the United States healthy eating will choose more The author, a Democrat, repre- Lower property taxes are a good thing — that much we can all iety. Instead, my dreams of locomo- choose, Americans are eating Department of Agriculture. Any nutritious meals in high school sents a portion of Union County. agree on. But the state Legislature's latest efforts to drive those tives and cabooses came frorn the more and exercising less. We food or drink that consists of more and later on in life. taxes down are instead driving school and municipal officials blatantly obvious fact that. I grew don't have to look any farther than 35 percent sugar or other The effects of obesity are at crazy, • • Letters to the editor in Neshanic Station, less than a than our expanding waste lines to sweetener or more than eight best detrimental to our society. 1.800.651.6000 • WeightWatchers.com In a law passed earlier this summer, the Legislature lowered half mile from two railroads — the see the results. grams of fat per serving will be The costs of obesity related ill- caps on what local entities could spend and how much surplus main line of the Lehigh Valley and More frightening still, up to 15 prohibited. It will also place nesses are enormous. Obese chil- FREE IREGBSTRATiON they could keep. The response was slow in building but has since the Somerville-Flemington branch percent of. children ages 6 to 17 restrictions on vending machines dren and adults alike suffer a FOR MEETINGS. PAY ONLY THE WEEKLY FEE. become fierce, with school boards and town councils pelting the Great summer at Kenilworth library of the Jersey Central. I dreamed of are obese. According to the located on school property. Snacks lesser quality of life. They may be V.ivlin^ luiii^ ,irc Imrci Mm Tn; /our (unu-n'tTTi- MSC .irnvL* 10 mmulci pnof for rfgutQiion and weigh-in. state with resolutions calling for repeal. trains because trains were a daily will be limited to items such To The Chronicle: Morison, Mountain Creek Water Park, Museum of American Academy of Pediatrics, affected by a lack of energy and In Union - I'nimi Center Li> WcstlieId - VVcstlicld Center Just because local officials are upset doesn't prove that there's part of my life. "overweight" is now the most com- whole or enriched grain products, motivation to learn, social stigma- TFiEE EXPERT CO. On behalf of the Board of Trustees and the entire Early Trades and Crafts, New Jersey Children's 241 South Avenue East anything wrong with the law. School and municipal officials cer- library staff, I want to thank everyone* who had a Museum, New Jersey Devils, New York The tired freight trains on the mon medical condition of child- fruits, vegetables, soy based and tisrn, or poor self confidence that 1350 Galloping Hill Road tainly have a self-interest in looser spending rules and less state Renaissance Faire, Nick's Luncheonette, Old Bridge Jersey Central labored through hood. The prevalence of diseases daily products. Drinks will also can lead to eating disorders. As a Trimming • Repairs Sundays - 9:30 AM Sundays-W0 AM part in making this past summer our busiest ever 1 oversight. at the Kenilworth Public Library. The number of Township Raceway Park, Stanley Orzech, Otis Neshanic Station at no more than such as Type 2 diabetes, asthma be limited to milk, 100 percent nation we must address this • Removal Mimd:'iys- ):3()AM..v3OA7 3()PM Mondays • 9:.ll)AM. 6:30PM But there are good reasons to think the law needs some re- 15 miles per hour; you could see Tuesdays-12:30. 5:M& 7:()ll|)M Tuesdays -1):30 & 11:00AM, 12:30 & 5:30PM items'we checked out during July and August was Spunkmyer, the Pantano family, Paper Mill and hypertension are steadily Modern Equipment thinking, beginning with the circumstances in which it was 35 percent higher than last summer. We also Playhouse, Pathmark Stores, PerC Up, Perfect 10 them from our front window (alas, increasing in children, Once Wednesdays - 9:3I)AM. 4:01). 5:31) A: 7,30PM Wrtliiesilays • W10AM, 12:30.4:(KU'3() & 7:30PM the rails: are gone). The Lehigh • State Certified ; approved. When the law was first passed after limited delibera- signed up a record number of new cardholders this Nails, Pressman Toy Corporation, Quality Pet thought of as adult conditions, Thursdays'-0:30AM. 12:311.5:30 & 7:00PM Thursday- 7:30&9:30AM, 12:30,5:30& 7:00PM Valley trains, which you see from tion, no one was quite sure what it meant or what was in it — as summer, averaging more than 20 new library cards Supply, Raiken-Epstein Memorials, Inc., Rex Plex, these obesity related diseases are Immediate Service Fridays - 9:30AM Fridays-'):O0AM, 12:00 &5:(H)PM the back porch, barreled through media outfits trying Co; cover the story soon found out. Many local per Week during the month of July. Rutgers University Athletics Department, S. becoming more and more com- • Insured For Your Protection^ Siiiurdays - M0AM Samrdau • 7 K).'WIO, 10:30AM, 12:30 & 1:30PM officials are still awaiting direction from the state on how to Seltzer Construction, Betsy Scheidegger, Schering- town, except when they stopped to mon. Days of stick ball and play- I want to thank the Schering-Plough drop off or pick up a Purina boxcar interpret some of the new regulations. When no one seems to Corporation and Principal Charles Cappello and Plough Corporation, Seton Hall University ing outside until dark are gone. know just what a law says or means, it suggests that some of the Department of Athletics, Jane Smith, Somerset from Shurts's feed mill. At the Now video games with a side of 908-233-rREl his staff at David Brearley Middle/High School, for school bus stop at the corner of people voting on it may not have been fully informed, either. the use of their facilities and for their support and Patriots Baseball Club, Space Farms Zoo and fries make up a child's daily rou- •'••. . i'908-233-8733-VV;-;; ^VeightWatchers' As for what the law does say — it essentially amounts to the Museum, Stop the Train Committee, Sun Tavern, Marshal and Maple, I learned how tine. BLACK CARPENTER ANTS assistance on the days of our cash-free tricky trays to count fast by counting the speedr „ Celebrating our 50th year ;i Watch Yourself Change!" > transfer of a large portion of budget oversight responsibility for the children, teens, and adults who read this Three Guys from Italy, Trading Post, True Photo Establishing a healthy lifestyle CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME 'j VJ!;I1 lof a linrlwl innj Ji p.iMitifi.iL'fHj iiiiicijuij loK.tiions- N'i-1 ViiViI lor Ai Work rnu u Avenue School eighth-grade Class dors from throughput the of 2005. Curtains, tablecloths, Northeast. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. concert begins at 7 p.m. at stuffed animals, etc. also accepted. Nomahegan Park, Springfield COMING UP Eastman Plaza. Rain date is Oct. 7. 8 a.m.-noon. Orange Avenue School •Avenue, Cranford. (908) 874-5247 TUESDAY 'HEART OF DARKNESS'—a THURSDAY parking lot, Cranford. (908) 272- orwwwjosesquared.com. book discussion group at the 0776. ANTIQUE CHINA, GLASS- OCXS Kenilwortii Public Library. 7:15 FALL FINE ART ANDWARE AND SILVERWARE — a THE BIG BAND ERA' — a p.m. Oct. 12. 548 Boulevard. (908) SEPX30 276-2451. GOLF CLASSIC 2004 ^ to FRIDAY CRAFTS SHOW—featuringven- program on evaluating those fami- free lecture and audio-visual pro- dors from throughout the ly .heirlooms. 2-4 p.m. Crane- gram by Stephen,F. Marcone of CANDIDATES FORUM - benefit the. Arc of Union County, featuring candidates for Cranford: Inc. Shackamaxon Golf & County OCT.1 Northeast. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Phillips House Museum, 124 North William Paterson University. 7:30 ART EXHIBIT/AUCTION - Nomahegan Park, Springfield Union Ave., Craniord. p.m. Cranford Community Center, Township Committee, hosted by Club, Scotch Plains: Registratibn , the Cranford League of Women begins at 10 a.m;, with a modified and wine and cheese reception, fea- Avenue, Cranford. (908) 874-5247 220 Walnut Ave. '.'•':'• turing Italian artist Guido Borelli •LIVE TO 100! HERE'S HOW!' Voters and Cranford Jaycees. 8 about the Lenape at Trailside this Saturday shotgun start at 12:30 p.m. For orwwwxosesquared.com. da Caluso. A benefit program for — a workshop on nutrition and p.m. Oct; 14. At the municipal '• more information, call (908) 754- PEDALS FOR PROGRESS MOUNTAINSIDE — Trailside •• programs on the Lenape or of Union County," said Union tion is preferred. The fee for this the Kenilworth Historical Society's •— Cranford Rotary Club organizes women's health led by Jen building, 7 Springfield Aye. arid National Endowment for the 7422 or (908) 754-7826 or e-mail MONDAY open to the public. Rosary Society to hold Nature and Science Center offers a Delaware Indians of New Jersey. County Freeholder Chairman Humanities. , . • , workshop is $20 for Union County [email protected]. "Restore the House* campaign. 7 collection of used bicycles to be dis- Beaumont of the Rutgers p.m. Oct. 1. Schering-Plough com- GARDEN CLUB BUS TOUR Communion breakfast program about the Native He has published "The Indians of Angel G. Estrada. "Programs such Following Kraft's presentation residents and $25 for non-county STRATEGIES FOR CAREER tributed in developing countries. OCT 4 Cooperative Extension of. Union Lenapehoking," and, illustrated ; plex, 2000 Galloping Hill Road, County. 6:30 p.m. Oct, 5. Forest — the Green Thumb Garden Club Americans who lived in Union as this one prove learning can be will be an instructional hike, led by residents. Light refreshments are ADVANCEMENT-^-presented by ; Noon-3 p.m..Orange Avenue Pool "RESPIRO*—first screening in takes its ninth .annual tour to GARWOOD —St. Anne's County before European settlement books such as "The keriape or interactive and fun, even for a Trailside naturalist who will iden- included. consultant Lloyd Feinstein. 7-8:30 Kenilworth/ • parking lot. (908) 272-1790. Road Park building off of Midway the Friend of the Cranford Public : Rosary Aliar Society of Garwood ; for adults ages 18 and older tliis Delaware Indians." adults." -• Avenue, Fanwood. Free, but regis Wavehill in the Hudson Valley. Bus tify local plants and trees used by The LenajKJ Lifeways Lecture p.m. Free. Kenilworth Public TOWN-WIDE GARAGE library fall foreign film series. 1:30 leaves 10 a.m. Oct. 15 from the will hold its 60th annual weekend. ' •'.• : . Having lectured for! more than Participants in the Lenape the Lenape Indians. and Walk will l)e held nun or slu'ne, Library, 548 Boulevard. (908) 276- SALE ..— sponsored by. Project and ,7:30 p.m. Media Room of the ter at (908) 301-1945. — Communion breakfast after the 20 years, his goal is to create an : Orange Avenue Pool, To" reserve a John Kraft, the director of •', .• lifeways Lecture and Walk will dis- During the walk, participants so participants should dress appro- 2451. ••". •.•:••• •••••••.•. ..'.' ..: Home of Cranford. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Cranford Community Center, 220 10 a.m. Sunday mass at St. CRUIS'IN CRANFORD SATURDAY .. seat, call (908)276-5077. .'•'.'. • Lenape lifeways Educational enthusiasm and appreciation for cover how the Lenape people will discover how to use the "fox priately in case of inclement weath- hundreds of families are expected Walnut Ave. (908) 709-7272. GRUESOME, GORY, Anne's Church. Recitation of the Programs, Inc., will share his •the area's native peoples through dressed, built shelters, grew crops, walk" to sneak up on prey and play er. . NIGHTS— a classic car show and to participate. $20 donation to be GOLF/DINNER FUNDRAIS- rosary will be at 9:40 a.m. before concert 5-9 p.m. in the downtown, OCT 2 GROTESQUE — the stories of knowledge from 9:30 a.m.-l:00 p.m. slides, life drawings, and "hands-on" fished, hunted, cooked, made tools, tracker games to enhance hunting For additional information about listed on the map; for more infor- ER — sponsored by the Union Edgar Allen Poo, presented by Mass. . •. '. . •.,••.'•.• Saturday. The program is part of a experience with Lenape tools, and treated illness. skills. The program will culminate r tin's or other adult workshops or mation, (908) 276-3530. County St. Patrick's Day Parade OCT 6 .members of" the Hudson This year celebrates the 70th new series of adult workshops weapons, masks, clothing and musi- This program is offered tlirough around a campfire with Lenape upcoming events at Trailside, call HpLE-DSf-ONE CONTEST.'—'• Committee. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Hyatt MOTHERS AND MORE Shtikcspcare Company. 7:30 p.m. year for the Rosary Society as a offered by Trailside Nature and cal iristrumente. ••••' '.• the Horizons Speakers Bureau of story telling and a lesson in the (908) 789-3670. Trailside Nature to benefit the Girl Scouts of Hills Golf Complex, Raritan Road, Oct. 15.-Kbni.lwo.rth Public Library, parish organization of St. AnneV. Science Center in Mountainside. . We are very pleased to bring the New Jersey Council for the technique of making cordnge. and Science Center is located at Washington Rock Council ^.a.m.^ Clark.. $175 fr the day, dinner only OPEN HOUSE — moms' organi- zation opens up to prospective 548 Boulevard. Free, but space is Church. Pastor and koderator . Kraft lias presented hundreds of such a great program to the people Humanities, a state partner of the Space is limited, so pre-registra- 452 New Providence Rd. ' p.m. Hyatt Hills Golf Complex, $75. - ••••'.••• •.•..:: •-•.• limited. (f)08) 276-2451. Rev. Msgr. John Phillip O'Connor PARENTING FORUM — for members. 7:30 p.m. Westfield Area 1300 Raritan Rd., Clark. $1 each or PANCAKE BREAKFAST - will preside and celebrate the $12 i for ' 10 tries, . Cranford parents whose students YMCA, 220.Clark St., Westfield. v Bring jhe kids for tin eirie,' dheiry':;;... (908) • 789-8626 or www.mother- to raise ••'funds for the families of Mass, and breakfast will take www.westfieldnj.coih/girlscouts. are in Grades K-5. 7:30-9:30 p.m. place immediately following Mass •i weekendoffjunilyjfuii,including; Orange Avenue School; Register at sandmore.brg; deployed soldiers of the :250th : • KidsCrefepyCrawlerHunt Signal Battalion, based in the at the Westwood on North Info now available [email protected]. Westfield Armory. 7 a.m.-noon Oct. Avenue. . . .; 4 spooky search for. hidden bugs. •; ONE-STROKEPAINTING -: 16 at tlie Armory, 500 Railway Ave., The guest speaker will be . I • Kids Garden Search SUNDAY a series taught by Dawn Colicchio. THURSDAY Westfield $6. To volunteer, call and Eileen Calo..Begins 6:15-8:30 Sister Diane Collesano, Principal ;:• A scavenger hunt through. (732) 499-5666. : of Marylawn of the Oranges and for annual 'Four !; Parker Gardens; Collect all the OCT. 3 p.m.' $30. Kenilworth Public | : stamps and receive a special prize; QCI7 COLUMBUS DAY DANCE - adjunct professor at St. Elizabeth ] * Hay Rides, Hay Maze & Kids Crafts WESTFIELD WELCOME sponsored by the Cranford Knights College, Convent Station. All Jump on a hay ride or weave CLtJB — open house for new and of Columbus. St. Michael's School members, women of the parish Centuries' weekend ilttvugliqul our maze. Fun for all ages. prospective members; the dub is gym, Alden Street, Cranford. $25. and friends are welcome to open to residents of surrounding 7:30 p.m. Oct. 16. Make checks attend. County residents can start Elizabeth — Belcher-Ogden ROOFING towns such ', as Cranford and payable to Cranford Knights: of Reservations for tickets at $15 packing their bags for a trip reveal- Mansion, Boxwood Hall State Garwood. 8 p.m. at a member's Columbus; mail to Chuck Higgins, per person can be made by con- . ing 400 years of Union County's Historic Site; Hillside — Evergreen Gape Cod $2,500 home; for more information, (908) 210 Cranlbrd Ave.(908) 272-0374. tacting Jennie B. at (908) 789- past, as 23 historic sites team up to Cemetery, Woodruff House/Eaton 100 Off 301-0819 or (908) 301r0495. PRIDE EN CRANFORD 0778, Shirley S. at (908) 789-2062, present "Four Centuries in a Store Museum; Kenilwortii — - Bl-Level $2,700 Any •AWARDS DINNER — presented or Rose B. at (908) 789-1813. No Weekend: Journey Through Union Oswald J. Nitschke House; County History." Roofing Job > by the Cranibrd Chamber of tickets will be sold at the door. Mountainside — Deacon Andrew Split Level $2,900 SATURDAY Commerce. 6-9:30 p.m. Oct. 20. This free time-travel opportuni- Hetfield House; New Providence-j— Price Includ&B:. removal.of two layers of old shingles, dumpslers, complete clean •:.• Galloping Hill Inn, 325 Chestnut ty will take place Saturday, Oct. 16, Salt Box Museum; Plainfielcl-~i-'^ •'••;.•/••. ..Up, 25 yr. shingles and all paper and permits. . , . .' St., Cranford. (908) '272-6114 or Donations accepted from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, Drake House Museum; Rahway — CT 9 Oct. 17, from noon to 5 p.m. ELVIS IMPERSONATOR (908) 272-8425. now for book sale Merchants and Drovers Tavern; CARLSON BROS- 908-272-1266 BOOK SALE — books for "Union County proudly spon- Roselle — Abraham Clark House; DOUG CHURCH - a tribute to CRANFORD - The Friends of "The King," to benefit the Cranford adults and children, as well ns sors tlu's unique tourism event that Rosolle Park — Roselle Park BULB SEMINAR tapes, videos and CDs. 11 a.m.-8 the Cranford Public Library will enables both returning and first- Museum; Scotch Plains — Osborn PBA Local 52. Kenilworth Veterans sponsor a book sale on Oct. 21-23 Oct 2• from 10 am- 3 pm Center, South 21st Street, p.m. Oct. 21; continues 10 u.m.-4 time visitors to enjoy these histori- Cannonball House; Springfield— Bill Freidman of Simple Pleasures : p.m. Oct. 22-23. Cellar room of at the Friendly Book Cellar Room cally significant house museums Kenilworth. $35. (908) 272-8425 or located in the library basement. Cannon Ball House; Summit — wi|i discuss techniques of planting and • (908)276-1587, Cranford Public Library, 224 and sites," said Freeholder Carter House, Reeves-Reed designing with bulbs this Fall to provide Interior - Exterior Wahiut Ave. Donations accepted This three-day sale will allow Chairman Angel G. Estrada. Arboretum, Twin Maples; Union •— a "Spring Explosion of Color1' next year' through Oct. 18. customers to purchase fiction, "Schools and other groups interest- Caklwell Parsonage, Liberty Hall *Professional Work* TOWN-WIDE LITTER PICK- non-fiction and children's books at ed in advance program materials reasonable prices. Books on tape, Museum; Westfield — Miller-Cory UP DAY — in Cranford, sponsored should contact the county's House Museum. *FREE Estimates* by the Clean Communities videos and compact discs will also Division of Cultural and Heritage Fully Insured OCX 10 Committee. 10 a.m.-noon Oct. 23; be available for purchase. Affairs now." "Four Centuries in a Weekend" ; is a two-time award-winning histo- CpiJiplete ta(idswfiing;:!Serv|ees? Design'*,Bui(c) ••Instaliatioii' . OCTOBERFEST - seventh volunteers should sign up by Oct. 8. The hours for the sale will be Artist Guido Borelli da Calusb paints scenes of Italian towns, such as the one above. He will be The sites are grouped into five To register, call the coordinator at. 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Oct. 21,10 a.m.-4 ry festival made possible in part Patrick Fay annual event in Kenilworth. 11 : the special guest at an art exhibition and auction Friday night in Kenilworth. historic themes that describe peri- a.m.-5 p.m. Along the Boulevard (908) 709-7299. p.m. Oct. 22, and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ods of major changes from colonial by a grant from the New Jersey Tel: 908-276-5252 between 18th and 23rd streets^ RED RIBBON DRUG Oct. 23. times until the early 1920s. Historical Commission, a division AWARENESS DAY - commemo- Any person wishing to donate Tourists can select a cluster of sites of Cultural Affairs in the rating the lives of those lost fight- hardcover books in good condition Art auction is tomorrow night to visit or mix and match fromal l Department of State. ing drug abuse, featuring" wide may do so before Oct. 18 at the 23 locations that include the grand For this self-guided journey, free array of kids' entertainment. 10 main desk. This book sale is a KENILWORTH — The Kenilworth Historical a wide variety of art, including more than 150 homes of the Early Aristocracy; the copies of the Heritage Festival a.m.-4 p.m. Nomahegan Park, major fundraiser for the library, Society will hold an "Art Exhibition/Auction and works by numerous renowned artists, in a range of settings for the dangerous booklets containing brief descrip- Cranford. (732) 381-4100. and proceeds will be used to pur- Wine and Cheese Reception" Friday at the corpo- media, styles and prices that are well below gallery Revolutionary Frontline years; tions of the sites and illustrated TRICKY TRAY GIFT AUC- chase materials for the library. rate headquarters of Schering-Plough Corporation prices. modest examples of hard Farm maps can be obtained by contact- TION — third annual event to on Galloping Hill Road. Admission is $10. Tickets may be purchased at Life; the successful undertakings of ing the Union County Division of growth potential benefit the Cerebral Palsy League. Talk addresses finding The art exhibition/preview and wine and cheese the door, but advance ticket purchases are recom- Commerce and Industry; mid the Cultural and Heritage Affairs, 633 Oct. 24. Donations are now being reception will begin at 7 p.m., followed by an art mended. To reserve tickets in advance, call (908) grandeur and comfort of the Pearl Street, Elizabeth NJ 07202. accepted; call Melissa Taveras at health in Christianity auction at 8 p.m. Artist Guido Borelli da Caluso 709-0391 or (908) 527-0009. Tickets may also he Victorian Resorts and Suburbs. Reach the division by telephone (908) 709-1800, ext. 115. th GARWOOD — Beginning at 11 will travel from Italy to make a special guest purchased at Especially Yours Florist (13 N. 20 Participating sites, alphabetized at (908) 558-2550 between 8:30 BULLYING AND GANGS - a appearance at the event and will be available dur- Street, Kenilworth). program for kids ages 10-14, a.m. this Sunday, Pastor Gary by municipality, are: a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays (NJ Wetzel of the Garwood ing the reception and auction for questions and Proceeds will benefit the Kenilworth Historical Berkeley Heights — Deserted Relay Users can call 711) or e-mail encouraging them to make positive autographs. Society's project to restore the local 19th-century decisions. 4-5 p.m. Oct. 27. Presbyterian Church will be Village, Lattell-Lord Farmstead; [email protected]. The contact teaching on "God's Way to Health, The art exhibition and auction, to be presented Nitschke House and transform it into a "living Clark — Dr. William Robinson information is the same for schools ' Kenilworth Public Library, 548 by Marlin Art, Inc., of Deer Park, N.Y., will feature museum" and cultural arts center. Boulevard, (908) 276-2451. ' Healing, and Wholeness." The talk Plantation-Museum; Cranford — and other groups requesting les- Lock in a great CD rate today.-.get a ONE-DAY PILGRIMAGE — will address the body-mind-spirit Crane-Phillips House Museum; son plans and activity kits. to the -Basilica of the National interconnection and how people higher rate later with Valley's Step-Up CD. Shrine of the Immaculate can live life so that their bodies Conception in Washington, D.C. have the best opportunity to be Oct. 30. Sponsored by St. Anne's healed of illnesses and then stay All about healthy. Best-selling author Church, Garwood. $30 per person includes box meal and bus trans- Listeners will learn how cer- portation. (908) 789-0414. . tain emotions are harmful to the antiques at Now there is no reason to put off waiting for a body over the long run and can Harlan Coben will visit contribute to illnesses such as APY better rate. Valley's Step-Up GD gives you a great cancer, high blood pressure, arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, C-P House Opening rate for 36-month Step-Up CD rate today and a one-time opportunity to "step-up" high cholesterol, asthma, aller- Wf. library on Saturday CRANFORD — If you've ever gies, and backaches. marveled at your grandmother's to a higher rate, should rates increase. The talk will also discuss how By BRAD BISHOP Side streets, personal landmarks, old china and glassware, or strolled TREE EXPERT C6i to remove these emotions harmful STAFF WRITEK and obscure places throughout the through antique stores wanting to Trimming 'Repairs !; to the body by using the spiritual state — sometimes transcribed from buy antique tableware or start a resources available through the WESTFIELD — His thrillers have cap- personal experience — wind up • • Removal . ) collection, but didn't really know Christian faitlt tivated audiences worldwide, and his read- sprinkled throughout his novels, where to start, then tlie next pro- Modern Equipment : Tlu's series of messages will ers include former President Bill Clinton, Coben acknowledged. "I worked for a gram at tlie Crane-Plullips House • State Certified : continue into November. The who nursed himself back to health with number of years in Union, and there Museum may be you. "Antique APY church is located at 341 Spruce "No Second Chance" after recent bypass have been scenes in Westfield" in my Cluna, Glassware and Silver - Immediate Service Ave. in Garwood. surgery. But writer Harlan Cohen's focus novels, he said, without providing How to Tell What YouVe Got" is y National Bank • Insured For Your Protection Opening rate for 18-month Step-Up CD Call (908) 789-0360 for more remains on the pace of his stories. any hint about what they might have designed for beginners and ama- information. "Each book is a little different," Coben been. teurs who want to learn: more said. "But I usually know the beginning about tlie field of antique collecting. 1-800-522-41OO www.valleynatFonalbarik.com 908-233-TREE Coben's stories often revolve and the end," he explained. around ordinary, upright characters The program will take place at the 908-233-8733 Sign up now for museum, 124 North Union Ave., .hfaidoUil!, llio Annual l\irc.int iyoYioU(AI>Y)i tiffurtiwj ofSopkinliur 2>l .'00-t "I compare (my process) with driving who find themselves entangled in a A penalty nuy txl utifio*.*! (01 ». uly w.ttui iw il .m I ponally could ludutu uomingi onyuur ofcount , Celebrating our 50th year 'Order in the Court' from 2-4 p.m. Sunday. p 2004'Vulluy National Bank, Muiiiuor fDid. vcs-737 from New Jersey to Los Angeles — I may web of intrigue, much like heroes in \ in the Tree Business CRANFORD — Registration is go on Route 80, the direct route, or I may the films of Alfred Hitchcock, to . . Society member and long-time collector Helen Louise Lawrence now taking place for Order in the go through the Suez Canal, but I always whom Coberi is often compared. In end up in L.A." : will talk about the elements of col-. Court, a six-week course begin- "No Second Chance," a reconstructive lectingVictoriantableware. The nin^Oct. 7 at the Union County ^ Coben, who was born in Livingston and surgeon awakes from a coma to find tricks of the trade in how to tell •"•"• Dance Centre. continues to live in New Jersey, the set- out his wife has been murdered and" what you've got will be discussed, : As part of the fall theatre arts ting for many of his novels; will visit the his infant daughter abducted. And in asweuaswhat.tobuyandwhat ' The challenge? Find a NJ bank with a higher rate on a offerings, this course for students Westfield Memorial Library this Saturday. '•.Cohen's latest novel, "Just One not to buy when starting: or adding . age 10 and up combines the fun- He is the author of11 novels. . i Look," a suburban mother's discov- Harlan Coben will host a lecture and book signing at CD of the same term, conditions, and minimum deposit. to a collection. , •', . : damentals of characterization and. , When he published his first novels a •.'-.•' ery of an old photograph leads to the the Westfield Memorial Library at 2 p.m. Saturday. Visitors will learn the differ- If you do, show us the current ad and we'll meet it. improvisation with a basic under- decade ago, Coben began a series of seven disappearance of her husband and ences between what the average, You wi n, I nvestors! standing of the. trial process. books about Myron Bolivar, a sports agent the unraveling of a secret past. tinued. "I like to find stories from every- middle class would have had a t That's tlic Investors'guarantee. Students will, develop their talent who finds himself in unexpectedly dire cir- "I do write about an everyman (and day experiences — it's much more com- the time, and the types of table- and problem-solving abilities cumstances. More recently, he has pub- woman) in an extraordinary circum- pelling, for me." . '•':•• ' ware the wealthy would have used. 24-month CD 36-month CD through the creation and presen- liehed a sequence of very successful inys- stance," Coben said. "Something wrong Coben doesn't view his books as falling . Ibr example, a wealthy family in. 48-montliCQ tation of a mock trial with the . tery/suspense novels. .•..':.'• \ always seems to find them." into a genre; he describes his interests as the 19th century would probably audience serving as. the jurors. ' His books have been published in 28 Though it could be said that Coben remaining focused on a good narrative and have had different types of table: The course is taught by Domia different languages and topped bestseller writes about ordinary heroes from ordi- telling stories that explore complex family ware made in different countries & Vaupel, who holds a degree in charts in the United States, United'. •. :. relationships, both between parent ahd for different coursea Table center- education with a minor in theatre nary places, he considers the settings of child or husband and wife. pieces for the different classes arts and a master's in Kingdom, France, Australia, and other his novels far from "Anyplace, USA." countries. And Coben's works have gained "I always try to remember to tell a through the Victorian era will be educatiqn/adininiBtration with "It's what I know and where I grew up," discussed. substantial acclaim, as well; he has Coben said, "But people relate to the New story, keep the pages moving, and not get • APY specialization in gifted and talent- Silverware used by the middle, APY ed. • ' •' ::.",•. ".'• '-. /•' received the Edgar Allan Ppe Award, the . Jersey subject matter... and people relate caught up with the brilliance of my Anthony Award and the Shamus Award, and upper classes will be another $500 minimum deposit • Also available for IRAs Vaupel teaches in the gifted to the American Dream. It's a ripe area for words," Coben said wryly. : topic, as well as how different pat- and talented program in Cranford and gained other international henors. murder and suspense." Coben's lecture, Q&A, and book signing, terns reflected different time peri- schools and is a host of a show on But despite'the recognition, Coben's Because his plots are often grounded in part of the library's "Meet the Authors" ods; The work of famous makers Artnual Ptlicantafle Yields (APYo) jro oKoclivo ua of W14/04 and uro subjeel to chongo wlUiout notico INVESTpR$ il] SAVINGS BANK 'TV-35^ •'.' .-. '•. '..' •.,•','"•' / : books remain physically and conceptually a domestic setting, Coben's stories can series, will begiri. at 2 p.m. Saturday. ; such as Gorham and Whiting will Ploass call tor current ralos Penally lor early withdrawal may upply Foes cbuld reduce oomlngti on Itio account, fifik a Cmtonwr Sorvlc* Roproaenlallvs about addttlonal raltra and lomn that oro avallablo For more information or to reg-. centered in suburban New Jersey, where catch the reader, off-guard, lulled into the Though the program is free to Westfield be discussed. And a discussion of 1-800-252-8119 • www.isbnj.com ister, call Union County Dance his protagonists contend with danger and security his heroes are,foyced to confront. Library cardholders, anyone wishing to : the different types of glassware cre- Centre at (732) 382-3933. ...: tragedy in a place they might have "I don't write books about serial killers attend must sign up for a ticket before ated during the, period will round Enrollment is limited, , ; assumed to be free from suspicion. • who commit crimes for rio reason," he con- attending. 7 , out the program, ,x '->"•«• - September 30 & October 1, 2004 prime time! B-3 B-2 prime time/ September 30 & October1, 2004 Petfas resumes helm Gao will perform Saturday with WSO classes at Violinist Xiarig Gao will be are professional violinists. Aspen Music Festival Orchestra, ChambeT Music Society. of Children's Chorus the featured performer at the He continued his education Knoxville Symphony, Delaware Barber's Violin Concerto is Tom Pedas has rejoined the organizations. In 1964, the group Westfield Symphony Orchestra's at the prestigious Central Symphony and New Hampshire considered.among the most . ranks' of the Celebration Singers had the honor of singing at the season-opening concert at 8 Conservatory df Music in • Symphony, among others. •"/ important American concerti. ArtsGuild and once again assumes the posi- •World's Fair in New York. p.m. Saturday at.the Union . Beijing and the University of'." , Among the world's major con- Composed at the outbreak of tion of director for the •Children's Pedas is a former music teacher County Arts Center, located at Michigan School of Music. cert halls arid festivals at which World War II, it marks a major Chorus. with the Cranford and Linden pub-- 1601 Irving St., Rahvvay. Now a permanent resident of Gao often appears are Carnegie change in Barber's musical of Rahway Pedas founded and directed the lie schools and was named Master : Gao will perform Samuel the United States, Gao resides Hall, Finlandia Hall in / • style: ^ . „ •:•• •..'••• •, ;.';.' i ••••,/< Children's Chorus from 1995-2000, Music Teacher of New Jersey by The Fall Art Class session at also directing the adult chorus dur- the New Jersey Music Educators Barber's Concerto for Violin and with his wife in Delaware, Helsinki, Spoleto Music Joseph Orchard, a local musi- the ArU. Guild of Rahway. includes Orchestra. Also on the program where he is the youngest faculty Festival, Aspen Music Tent, cologist, will offer a free pre^ ing that tune, including a produc- Association. five dynamic art workshops. tion of the opera "Amahl and the are Beethoven's Symphony No; 5 member at the University of Smetana Hall inPrague, Bogota concert lecture discussing the Registration is now open for all of He was chosen as guest conduc- in C Minor and Louis Delaware School of Music, International Festival, and Barber concerto along with • Night Visitors." tor for the Region II High School these one-day intensive programs. The Celebration Singers spon- Chorus and the Junior High All Scarmolin's TwuVignettcs for Beethoven's Symphony #5 and Fiom 10 a.m.-3 p.m. this Orchestra. Scarmoiin's Two Vignettes. The sors the tuition-free Children's State Honor Choir. He is also the Saturday is Printinaking 101: Chorus, consisting of members founder of the Linden Summer Recognized internationally "Mr. Gao is a dazzling young violinist. His depth, lecture will start at 7 pm at the Exploring the Monotype, which as among the most successful Union County Arts Center. aged 9 through 13 from the sur- Playhouse that he directed for sensitivity and spirited performance are sure to thrill combines the flexibility of paint- rounding communities. They sing seven years. performing artists of his gehera- ;: ; Tickets for the concert are audiences." .••••. - . ; ing with the immediacy of print- • all types of music from light clas- • He has directed musicals for the tionj Gao has performed for $25:$60 with discounts for stu- ing iii this introduction to print-, —•David Wroe dents and seniors. Concert tick- sics to Broadway show tunes. Scotch Plains Players, Mystic \ Such world leaders as former making. Monotypes offer opportu- According to Celebration Vision Players, Cranford Dramatic . President George H, W. Bush ets may be purchased directly nities for exploring visual ideas Westfield Symphony'Orchestra from the Westfield Symphony by Singers President Dennis Jenldns, Club, and Cranford Repertory and former Chinese President allowing you to rapidly produce "Our goal is to provide quality Theatre, and for the last two years Xian-nian Li, His musical calling (908) 232-9400 or visit- images, which can be simple or Highlights of Gao's recent ; Interlochen Festival. . ing the Symphony office (224 E. musical programs that feature a directed the musical at Scotch integrity and virtupsic tech- complex, representational or wide range of musical styles, and Plains-Fanwood High School. nique have gained accolades engagements include the North He offers master, classes and Broad St.) or the Union County abstract. Plates are created from American premiere of Edward recital performances throughout Arts Center by calling (732) to present music to those who may Winter performances will be 8 from reviewers around the flexible Mylar which can be cut to Pictured from left are Wayne Little, Mark Blackwood, Dean Hasklns and Randy Byrd of the not have the ability to see and hear Tubin's Violin-Concerto .41 with North America, Asia, Europe 499-0441 or Visiting the box Blackwood Gospel Quartet. ' p.m. Dec. 10-11. For more informa- world,..';. . any size and re-used. Bring cre- it elsewhere. And it's important tion about the Celebration Singers and South America. As an active office.••••••'.'. :-- '.:' ;":. [y:":. '•' ; ;' ' Westfield Symphony Music the Detroit Symphony and the ative ideas to tliis,half-day work- that while we do all this, we're U.S. premiere performance of . chamber musician Gao has col- .Tickets, are also available at , Children's Chorus contact Tom • Director David Wroe said, "Mr. shop and enter the world of print- having fun." Pedas at (908) 245-2339. Gao is a dazzling young violin- Einp Tambei'g's concerto with laborated with some-of the the following Westfield inaking. The Workshop Fee is the Absolute Ensemble in; world's leading chamber musi- Symphony ticket outlets: • ; Blackwood Quartet at Terrill The Celebration Singers is a Funding for the Celebration ist; His depth, sensitivity and $65. non-profit cultural arts organiza- Singers is made possible in part by spirited performance are sure to Merkin Hall in New York City. cians such as members of the Lancaster, Ltd., 76 Elm St., From 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday is Guarneri String Quartet and The Grammy award-winning Blackwood Grammy awards for recordings he produced tion that has been in existence the New Jersey State Council for thrill audiences," He has performed as a soloist Westfield; Town Book Store, 255 Cyanotype: An inexpensive intro- since 1938. They have performed the Arts, Department of State, with the Czech Philharmonic, the Beaux Arts Trio. He is a Gospel Quartet will sing at a free concert 6 for the Blackwood Brothers Quartet. Fellow . Born into a family of musi- E. Broad St., Westfield; Martin duction to alternative photograph- p.m. Sunday at Terrill Road Baptist Church in at nursing homes, hospitals, church through a grant administered by Japan Philharmonic, Estonia founding member and artistic Jewelers, 12 North Aye. West, :•'•. members Wayne Little is a strong talent with cians; Gao began piano studies ic processes. Participants will Scotch Plains. a wide vocal range and recently performed at functions, municipal events, and the Union County Division of National Symphony, Kansas director of the International , Cranford; and Beautiful Things, learn to take an image (a nega- at the age of 6. Two years later, : Known for its close harmony and heritage the Pentagon. helped raise funds for charitable Cultural and Heritage Affairs. he switched to violin studies City Symphony, Memphis Chamber Players and the 1878East Second St., Scotch ; tive, a drawing on acetate or Symphony, Alabama Symphony, University of Delaware : : in gospel music, the Blackwood Gospel Dean Haskins is a seasoned vocal and with his parents, both of whom Plains.: '. . XlANG GAO glass, or even the shadows of an Quartet has blessed audiences across the actual object) and create photo- instrumental arranger whose talents round country for years. out the group's distinct and memorable style. Vendors sought for show graphic prints of it onto wnterco.l- The original Blackwood Brothers Quartet or paper without the use of a tra- Bass singer Randy Byrd is the newest addi- KENILWORTH -The organizations. The cost is $10 per was formed in 1934 in Mississippi. Since that tion to the Quartet. Kenilworth Senior Citizens Club table. ditional darkroom. The process beginning, the group has won countless Fine Art, Crafte sh<«v returns to Nomahegan Park does not destroy the negative, and The entire public is invited to the concert. will hold a craft show featuring holi- Admission to the craft show is awards, sung thousands of concerts and There is no charge for the concert, but a day items from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. The 18th annual Fall Fine Art Fine Jewelry Designs explains L.E. Bethune have had an design is handmade in sterling that nurtures the spirit and can be used to make editions or free. A bake sale and raffle will be invites the wearer to express and appeared on many television programs. The freewill offering will be taken. 20 at the Kenilworth Seniors' and Crafts at Nomahegan Park that "finestra" means "window" enthusiasm for costume and ' silver and embellished with unique images. In addition to dedication of the original members continues held. Lunch will be available. celebrate their own style," said going home with some wonderful Terrill Road Baptist Church is located at Center, 526 Boulevard. show will take place this in Italian — and that in jewelry' design since childhood. , freshwater pearls and cultured today through the Blackwood Gospel Quartet. 1340 Terrill Road in Scotch Plains. Call (908) For information and/or to reserve Saturday and Sunday at the it translates into dynamic . - pearls as well aa semi-precious Bartoletta; prints, everyone will learn to mix Rental tables will be supplied by The mother, Elizabeth;'/ ;.• Baritone Mark Blackwood has won two 322-7151 for more information. the Seniors Center- to vendors mid tables, call (908) 241-0703 or (908) park in Cranford, on Springfield design. ' stones. . . •',.•••••• The show is co-sponsored by their own cyanotype chemistry Bethune, has had a life-long other piuiicipating individuals and Avenue across from Union Prior to founding her own interest in fashion, designing Christine Bartoletta, the, the Union County Board of and how to set up a system to con- 245-0861. County College. company, Mullarkey-Karasick ' and constructing clothes with artist arid, founder of. Society Hill Chosen Freeholders, the Union tinue this work at home. The The show will feature many worked for some of the high-end her sistersince her early teens. designs of Falls Church, Va., County Division of Parks and instructor is H. Lisa Solon. new artists and crafters from designers in the industry. Her daughter Laura Bethune's designs and creates sterling sil- Recreation, and Janet and Workshop fee is $80 and there is a Looking for Company? ver jewelry using a number of Howard Rose of Rose Squared $15 materials fee. 15% OFF throughout the Northeast and "Finestra was bom from a interest in design and fabrica- Taipei Tokyo w/purchnsc of $20.00 or up tion was.not a surprise, methods including forging, sol- Productions, Inc. Image Transfer & Other beyond, displaying and selling need :to claim my work as my CHINESE & JAPANESE CUISINE Only For Me Out & Dine .In their American-made, hand- own. I work to develop bold, Laura studied at The Fashion dering, stamping and beading. In addition to jewelry, the Mischief with Instructor Rayna Find it at the CDC stage ncvu/xwwhenmikihuj. Xntnilhitihuiyother crafted work. This free show will exciting pieces which could ; Institute of Technology and at In addition to incorporating show will feature fine art, photog- Gillman is scheduled 11 a.m.-3 4 Tremendous Variety of both cuisines. Casual Dining... _ \nt mlid fur hliihtu ifuritili. fti/i WIM)\ The Cranford Dramatic Club ed a vision of contemporary life — — be open from 10 a.m.-5 p.m., rain express a varied interest in nat- New York University while pearls and semi-precious stones, raphy, weaving, clothing, pottery, p.m. Oct. 9. Participants will learn Seatings up to 80 people. Enjoy Small & Large Parties! \ or shine. ural and human made forms. Bartoletta uses beach stones wood, fiber, leather, stained glass,' a variety of ways to transfer pho- (CDC) opens its season Oct. 8 with and the serious issues faced there- 00 Elizabeth studied the basics of the musical comedy Company, Architecture and nature, inspire jewelry fabrication at the Center from Cape Cod. Another favorite and more. The show will be tos, drawings, newspaper and in. The themes explored in the Jewelry designers from CDC is featuring two of show may be even more salient -—4 pFF me. I am fascinated by the for Visual Arts, in Summit, and technique is the application of accented with live music and a magazine images to paper or fab- ~ Chinese Specials • Japanese Specials* Lunch Box J s r Morris Plains, New York City Stephen Sondheim's musicals this today, as the ability to choose sin-' ^ and Falls Church, Va.. are just means with which structure at the Gemolbgical Institute of single or multiple layers of tex- variety of ethnic foods. ric. Using photocopies or output of 15 ormore 1 year in honor of his 75th birthday; gle over married life is a greater '-"Maki Roll Specials * Sushi Bar Specials * Dinner Box w/Purc some of the fine jewelers display- finds its form in either organic America. ture to silver using a mill and Parking is free across the from your laser printer, printed Mi'ntinn this coupon wtwn onti'riiu/. \'al volltt different lands of fabric, leaves, materials, non-toxic solvents, the theater will stage Into the- option now than in 1970. Chef's Specials such as... Imperial Shrimp, Seafood Flower Basket, Taipei Trio, House ir/tintj atlwr olK-r. Xnt valid (or fiulitluy sfweiuts ing and selling their unique cre- or invented process," said While each member of this street at the County College. For Woods in May. ations at this year's event. Mullarkey-Karasick. mother/daughter team has her and paper. further information, call (908) acrylic mediums, watercolor pen- Sondheim's characteristically Special Duck, Sizzling Delight plus our RmMoilJ)ii This lamp by Gary Host Is one 874-5247 or visit the web site, cils, inks or pastels and your Company is directed by Joe intricate music and witty, insight- ••._.'.•.':.,•• Health & Diet Fonil • Thai Specials, etc. of the many Items for sale this From New Jersey, Jeannette From New York City, the own studio, they meet frequently "My goal is to create jewelry Vierno, produced by Elizabeth ful lyrics are evident in such songs FREE Mullarkey-Karasick of Finestra mother/daughter partners of to work on their designs. Each that exudes a relaxed elegance, www.rosesquared.com. imagination, you'll uncover anoth- weekend at Nomahegan Park. er teclmique for adding to your Howard and choreographed by as "Being Alive," "Company," "The Houn: Mim.-Thurs.lliim-lOiim;.Fri.&Sat.lkm-llitm;Sim.l2nimn-10pm DELIVERY collages and other artwork. The Alyson Pemoulie, with music Ladies Who Lunch" and "Another m m directed by Jim Sabo. Hundred People." Company Is 12 South Ave., West, Cranford • 709-808.l-8083 • Fax " 709-8087 workshop fee is $65. ,, .' (In brugtar & llmikin Ihmuls Shopping Center near Wudbuster video & across from The Of/in licstmiiimll There are also two workshops Company examines committed notable in that it was the first in a This Longest Running Community Theater in New Jersey Tlie Longest Riiiininji Community Theater in New Jersey Giacomo Gates to play relationships and marriage from long series of Sondheim works Iviimlfil 191V Founded l?19 covering different levels of explo- the perspective that adults have which redefined the parameters of ration into encaustic painting. THE CRANFORD DRAMATIC CLUB THE CRANFORD DRAMATIC CLUB the choice to enter or not to enter musical theater. Catholic High School Encaustic means 'burning in' and such relationships. Through a pi cents Oci 8 at the Arts Guild refers to the use of a paint made Company will be presented on series of vignettes, the main char- Friday and Saturday nights at 8 Cooperative Admissions Examination The seventh season of the In addition to Gates' appear- from pigments mixed with molten acter, Bobby, is shown to struggle wax; the process dates back to the p.m. from Oct. 8-23. Tickets are Jazz Series at the Arts Guild of ances with artists Lou with the idea that in order to have $20 on a reserved seat basis and for September 2005 Railway begins with Donaldson, Randy Brecker, Jon ancient Greeks and Egyptians a lasting, rewarding relationship, can be obtained by calling the box Connecticut-based singer Faddis, Richie Cole, Hilton Ruiz who created beautiful vibrant he must be willing to give up some office at 908-276-7611 or through Friday, November 5, 2004 images with this technique. The Giacomo Gates at 8 p.m. Oct. 8. and Vic Juris among others, he of himself and put up with pain as the theater's website at On Novi-mlier 5,2004 take the first stop to ensure a Upcoming concerts in the regularly imparts his unique pigment can be applied with well as pleasure.' www.cdctheatre.org. brushes and many other tradi- laitli-filli'il and MIIXCSSIUI future for your eighth grader. 0MPANY 9MPANY series are: pianist/composer perspective to willing students The show, originally produced in The Cranford Dramatic Club is Diane Moser on Nov. 12, saxo- at clinics and workshops for uni- tional painting tools and is then 1970, was unusual for a Broadway Written requests tor an application and further fused with heat to form a lasting located at 76 Winans Ave. in A Musical C o in o d y us i c n C o in e cl phonist Don Braden on Feb. 25, versities, along with teaching at musical comedy in that it present- Cranford, off of Centennial Avenue. information, as well as telephone inquiries, should he 2005, singer Pam Purvis with picture/image. Wesleyan University and the directed to: husband Bob Ackerman on April Hartford Conservatory of Music. Encaustic Workshop I from 10 1, and trombonist John Allred's Advance tickets are now a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 23 covers history, Cooperative Admissions Examination Office FRIDAY FRIDAY Quartet on May 6. available for Giacomo Gates and review of materials, fusing tech- Fall Boat Show comes CTB/McGnuv-l lill October 8,15,22 October 8, IS, 11 Gates has arrived as a con- the entire Jazz series line-up at niques, color mixing with encaus- tic and other mediums, glazing, 20 Ryan Ranch Road • Monterey, California 91940 8:00 PM 8:00 PM tender in the world of vocal jazz the Arts Guild of Rahway, with his rich, mellifluous bari- Tickets for all five or any four etching & mark-making. to Edison this weekend [email protected] tone, exciting live performances, concerts are $10 each. Tickets Students will be responsible for The 17th annual Fall New Show hours are: Friday, 1-9:30 SATURDAY SATURDAY vocal skill and respect for the for any two or three concerts are some additional low cost materi- Jersey Boat Show will be held on als. Workshop fee is $65 plus a p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m. 1-800-569-COOP • 1-800-569-2667 between 4U0 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time October 9,16,23 October 9,16,23 genre's history. Ho was voted $12 each. Tickets for one concert Friday-Sunday at the New Jersey and Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Talent Deserving Wider $25 materials fee. are $14. At the door, admission Convention Center in Edison. Admission is $9 for adults; $7 for The Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of Newark 8:00 PM 8:00 PM Recognition in DownBeat's Encaustic Workshop 2 is from The event boasts more than 300 is $16. A 10 percent discount on seniors (Friday only, no other dis- Bergen, Essex, Hudson iiml Union anilities • www.rcan.ory/scliools Tickets *i$20.00 Critics' Poll for 2001 and 2002. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 30 and boats on display. Dealers will dis- any ticket sale is available to counts apply); $6 for children ages In 1995, Gates released his members of the Arts Guild of includes surface building, trans- play more than 50 different manu- "An education for the future, faith for a lifetime!" debut CD, "Blue Sides." On this Rahway. fers, monoprints, dipping, stencils, facturer's brands and models with 12-17. Children age 11 and under uiiu The M'lmols ot tin- Archdiocese of Newark welcome students from any nice, color, national or ethnic origin. recording he emerged not only To request a season brochure collaging, press type and other boats starting in the mid-teens to are admitted free. as an inspired singer but also as or to purchase tickets, call the forms of lettering, foil leaf and the mid-30s in length. An array of a talented lyrical composer. Arts Guild of Rahway at (732) burnishing. The workshop fee is fishing boats to sport boats, lake Mayor George A. Spadoro and Council bring you the Helen Keane, known for her 381-7511. For more information $65 plus a $25 materials fee. boats to cruisers, bay boats to bass long professional relationship (Students are responsible for boats and more will be available. Fine Art & Crafts about the jazz series and the some additional materials,) The AMBOYAVE with Bill Evans, remarked of other arts programs at the' A vast variety of boating and Gates, "He's a wonderful singer . instructor for both Encaustic marine products will be available Guild, visit the website at workshops is Westfield artist .. his phrasing, his musicality, wvvwrahwayartsguiid-.org. at the show, from marine electron- Italian at Nomahegan Park his time sense is fabulous." Francesca Azzara. ics to boating equipment/supplies, This program is sponsored by To register for these work- T-tops to kayaks, inboard to out- George Kanzler of The Newark Conoco Phillips Bayway FooD Star-Ledger wrote, "Giacomo shops, call (732) 381-7511 or con- board engines, marinas to engine Refinery in Linden. This pro- tact the guild by email at arts- repair/service and more. And Springfield Ave.j Gates is a singer who combines gram is also made possible in the mellow conversational ele- [email protected]. Or, The show also offers a number part by the NJ State Council On visit 'the guild online at www.rah- of seminars on fishing in local Cranford gance of a crooner with the hip- The Arts, a sister agency, of the ster outlook of a behop scat and wayartsguild.org. waters Festival National Endowment For the 1015 Amboy Ave,, Edison, NJ vocalese singer." ; . Arts.- •.-'••• .. by elm Barton Fri. Oct-1 7-11 PM SAT., OCT. 2, 2004, 8PM Crystal ballroom Sat. 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Their route contin- the northern part of the state is o Services will be 9:30 a^m. today CRANFORD •—.••• Ferna Joann Duguid of Poughkeepsie, his bishop to convene a summit, lived in that city before moving to STAFF WHITER .. : . invited to join a group of nine ues through the Rahway River built up, she said: Cranford in 1977. at the Higgins & Bonner Echo Petrozelli, 89, died Sept. 22,2004 N.Y.; two brothers, John Saparito consisting of psychologists, attor- cyclists who will be passing Parkway to Rahway, then through The East Coast Greenway, fre- Mrs. Boll was a legal secretary Lake Funeral Home, , 582 at Hunterdon Medical.Center in and Louis Saparito, both of Vero WESTFIELD — They are advo- neys, survivors, and even recover- through the area later this week as Middlesex County. They, expect to quently referred to as the urbin to Elizabeth attorney Russell Springfield Ave,, Westfield. A- funer- Flemington. Beach, Fla.; two sisters, Carmela cating controversial change in the ing sexual predators. Instead of part of a tour of the East Coiist pass through Roosevelt Park' at 3 sister of the Appalachian Trail, will Morss. At one time she was a secre- al Mass will follow 10:30 am. at St. Born in Garwood, she.was a Motyka of Vero Beach and Rose Catholic Church, but their voices action, he said he met a tyall of Greenway. p.m. and arrive in Johnson Park at cross 15. states plus Washington tary with the New Jersey State Michael's Church, 40 Alden St. daughter of the late Carmine and Barresi of Garwood; 14 grand- can't be heard inside their own silence." "' On Sept. 12, nine cyclists left •4 p.m. . . v •'.-' .';,•. ••'/ •-,'. D.C. It will link the major cities of Chamber of Commerce in Newark. Entombment will be in the Good Mary Saparito. children and 21 great-grandchil- houses of worship. The problem, Lasch continued, Calais, Maine, aiming to be the first On Saturday, the route wjll be the eastern seaboard utilizing She was a member of the Altar, Shepherd Chapel Mausoleum at Mrs. Petrozelli lived in • dren. ,- '.•:..... ' .'.••'.'...-' '•'• '. •'.'•' • "We want to keep the faith" is an authoritarian structure that people ever to traverse the full largely on the Delaware & Raritan scores of urban greenways, park Rosary Society at St. JMichael's St. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Cranford before moving to North •. A funeral Mass was held explained a member of the.Union is focused more on centralized length of the Greenway. They plan Canal towpath. The tour riders will paths, abandoned railroad corn Branch in 1987, She had resided . Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes County affiliate of Voice of the power than it is interested in con- to cycle approximately 2,800 miles depart at 7:30 a.m. from the race- dors, and'waterfront esplanades Martha Finnen in .Whitehouse, Station since Roman, Ca'tholic Church, Faithful, ''and change the-church." sidering accumulated data. That to Key West, Fla., concluding the: track in Johnson Park in This inaugural tour aims to 1994.•'•.'• :'•.'..--. ' • ' : Whitehouse Station, of which On Monday night, about 30 resistance was demonstrated in a inaugural ride on NoV. 3. Piscataway, stop for a reception at accomplish two goals — rallying • '•• CRANFORD — Martha Damon High School, Mrs, Finnen received ... She was a member of the . Mrs. Petrozelli was a parishioner. members of the newly formed number of.ways, some of which Two of the tour riders are New 9:30 , a.m. at the mngston funds to complete the Greenway a bachelor of science in nursing' Burial was in St. Gertrude Finnen, 60, died Sept. 22, 2004 at Branchburg Senior Citizens Club : Union County chapter gathered for were startling, he explained. JerSeyans — Anne and Mike Locktenders Houso on Route 27, and letting the public know that her home. . degree from the University, of and a former parishioner of St. Cemetery, Colonia. '.' presentation by Monsignor At the meeting, a survivor of sex Kruimer of Edison. The Kruimers and arrive in Trenton at; 11:30 a.m. the route is ready for widespread She was bom in Summit and Virginia in 1966. . Michael's Roman Catholic Arrangements were by the Kenneth Lasch, pastor emeritus at abuse by a church secretary said he ride a specially designed tandem for lunch. The tour riders will then use. .•'•••' ,.••.•••. •. ' lived in Cranford for most-of her She was a former member of the Church., •.-.•• •.•;-..-. .- : . Kearns : Funeral Home in St. Joseph's Church in Mendham. was offered money in exchange for because Atine is paralyzed from the cross the Delaware River and head , "One of the outcomes of this torn .Cranford Swim Club and the Echo : •life/ -•-•••. .'•:..• / ••••• • " ••- .• •', Her husband, Fred, died. in Whitehouse. In lieu of flowers, But instead of holding their his silence. waist down due to a cycling acci- for Philadelphia. is that we will have .mapped and Lake Country Club in Westfield. ; . Mrs., Finnen had been a project 1962. -V--.'-': '•;•'./....: ';::: -V-.-. • donations may be sent to meeting at a local Catholic Church, The church adopted methods dent. All the tour riders are 50 The Greenway m New Jersey developed cue sheets for the entin coordinator with the Summit Surviving are her husband of 38 Surviving are two sons, Joseph Hunterdon Hospice, 210Q the group met at the First United you might find in the corporate or years of uge or older.. runs 92 miles between Trenton and route," said Karen Votava, execu Medical Group since 2000. She ear- years, MicliaelP.; two sons, Michael of Whitehouse Station and John Wescott Drive, Flemington, NJ Methodist Church in Westfield.. . The tour .will pass through New Jersey City, crossing through five.- director of the East Co ist and wife Joanne of Bridgewater political world to prevent the disclo- lier held an; administrative post of Martinsville; a daughter, 08822; . : ,: Though they were warmly wel- sure of facts," Lasch said. "Those Jersey .this Friday and Saturday. Princeton, New Brunswick, and Greenway Alliance's national office and Kent and. fiancee' Lisa; a sister, "This will enable the general public with the Atlantic. Health System, comed at the church by Rev.. who were reporting the abuse were Local cyclists tire invited to.,ride Newark. It consists of the D&R which operates Overlook Hospital Nancy Van Why of Cranford; and Edward Carl?, the group is not per-, along, and about 20*30 are expect- Canal towpath between Trenton to travel the Greenway today much two grandclnldren: . Elizabeth M. Smith often the subject of innuendos and as', hikers walked on-road sections in Summit. , ;nitted to hold meetings in Catholic coffee room gossip." ed to infonnally escort the through- and South Bound Brook, and a pro- Private arrangements were by riders at any one time. of the Appalachian Trail in its early ', She/spent most of her career CRANFORD — Elizabeth M.. Trudy Cirlincione; a son, James; churches or property under the According to Lasch, the way the posed northern extension that will with Overlook Hospital as a charge the Gray Memorial Funeral Home. Grabert Smith, 91, died Sept..28,'. a sister,. Violet Cox; a brother, jurisdiction of the Archdiocese, of On Friday, ihe tour riders will cross Middlesex and Union coun- days. The trail will no longer be just In lieu of flowers, donations may be : church can end clergy sexual.abuse a vision but a facility that really , nurse in the intensive care unit and 2004 at Muhlenberg Regional Kenneth Grabert; eight grand- Newark. . •' .' • is to make an effort to listen to vic- catch a ferry from Manhattan in ties to Newark, then curve east the cardiac catheterization labora- sent to Atlantic Hospice, 33 Bleeker across the Meadowlands to the functions as a tourism destination Medical Center in Plainfield. children, 20 greatgrandchildren "Nothing I say is scandalous or tims and find out the root causes of time for a press coirference at 9:15 tory. A 1962 graduate of Cranford St., Millbum,NJ 07041. Bom in Bayonne, she lived in and a great-great-grandchild. blasphemous," said Lasch. He a.m. in Jersey City's City Hall. Hudson River. About half of'the The trail is expected to be 80 pei the problem. Greenway in New Jersey is com- cent off-road by 2010. Cranford for 62 years before mov- Visitation is 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. cliams liis group is devoted to help- "It's amazing how many people They will depart from City Hall at ing to Piscataway. in 2002. today at the Dooley Funeral ing survivors of clergy sexual 10 a.m. and, with police assistance, pletely off-road, and half of the rest For more information on the Sheldon Weiss 1 know so little about sexual abuse, Mrs. Smith was a homemaker Home; 218 North Ave.. West, abuse, supporting priests of integri- bicycle to Newark via Truck Route is in various stages of development. East Coast Greenway, the inaugu Class of 1957 at the Rutgers Law. and many of those who know so lit- CRANFORD - Sheldon A. who bowled a 200 game at age where services will be 10 a.m. ty, arid shaping structural change tle are Catholic priests," he said. 1&9. The route in Newark will pass "The East Coast Greenway tries ral end-to-end tour, or how to Weiss, 72, died Sept. 22, 2004 at School-Newark; Mr. Weiss began 87. She participated in bowling tomorrow. Entombment will be in to the Catholic Church. through' the University Heights to reduce dislocations and costs by become involved with the project his law career with the Jersey 'They have not allowed themselves his home in Mountainside. leagues at Clark Lanes and the V Woodbridge Memorial But according tp Jim Goodness, to be exposed to (the problem).", area to Weequahic Park, where connecting existing trails," visit the trail's web site at Born in Newark, he lived in City firm of Isadore Linden Lanes. Gardens mausoleum. spokesman for the Archdiocese, they arrive at the Field House at explained Elizabeth Brody, chair- www.greenway.org. For last Glauberman. . .:. Goodness insists that the Cranford before moving, to Her husband, Rowe, died in In lieu of flowers, donations Voice of the Faithful's motives and church has been proactive in 11:15 a.m. '' woman of the NJ Committce-for--minute changes and details about Mountainside in 1972. Surviving are his wife, 1998. A son, Robert, died in 2002. may be sent to the American beliefs are unclear. He said the addressing the problem of sexual ' .'• From there tliey will cycle to the East Coast Greenway. the ride through New Jersey, visit Mr; Weiss was an attorney Cynthia Smith Weiss; three sons, Surviving are a daughter, Heart Association, Archdiocese agrees with the misconduct by clergy for more than Union County College, near However, closing the gaps, a total of www.greenwaynj.org, then click on whose main practice was in cor- Erik Smithweiss, Daniel and group's first two points, but needs eleven years. The Archdiocese of Nomahcgan Park in Cranford for 24 miles, will be difficult because "Events." porate, appellate and trial law. Michael; a brother, Justin; and Eric August more information about the third. Newark was one of the first to insti- He maintained his low office in six grandchildren. Until that is provided, Goodness tute a review board, similar to the rom Mountainside since 1994 and in A memorial service was held CRANFORD — Eric D. Surviving are his parents, said the organization will not be body described by Lasch. at Warinanco is set to open Millbum for 10 years before that. Sunday at the Menorah Chapels August, 17, died Sept. 27, 2004 Edward and Donna; a sister, allowed to meet on Archdiocese Counseling and support is provided He graduated first in his at Millbum, in Union. at University Hospital in Elizabeth; his maternal grand- property. to victims, staff is trained to look for •ROSELLE — The Warinanco Call the Skating Center to find out The skating center also offers Newark. parents, Dolores and Edward "It comes down to the fact that signs of sex abuse, and children are Ice Skating Center will open for if changes will be made. group and private skating lessons Peter Rinaldi Eric was in Grade 12 at St. Johnson; and his paternal the organization hasn't defined taught to recognize what behavior the 2004-2005 ice skating season The pricing for the general ses- and hockey clinics, as well as skat- Joseph's High School in grandfather, George. itself well in terms of its overall is inappropriate, Goodness said. at 6 p.m. Friday. sions is $5 for adults, $4 for chil- ing lessons for individuals with CRANFORD — Peter Rinaldi, Conduct Medal and Victory Medal. Metuchen, where he was a mem- A funeral Mass will be 9 a.m. goals," Goodness said. 'We're con- "It's important We let people Skating sessions will be: dren ages 17 and younger and disabilities. Other features include 88, died Sept. 24, 2004 at Union His wife, Mary Ference Rinaldi, her of the Ski Club, Chess Club today at St. Michael's Roman cerned that some in the group at know that we're taking action — Tuesdays and Thursdays from $4.25 for senior citizens. Skate a Pro Shop and refreshment Hospital, is deceased. and Republican Club. The life- Catholic Church, 40 Alden St. the local and national level are our role is to ensure that (sex •12:30-2:30 p.m.; Wednesdays from rental is an additional $3. stand. Born in New York City, he lived Surviving are four sons, Peter J., long Cranford resident also was Arrangements are by the Dooley looking for the kinds of change that abuse) doesn't happen and that 10:00 a.m.-noon; Fridays from Discount Cards are available The Warinanco Ice Skating in Linden before moving to James J., Thomas and Robert; two a professional model. Funeral Home. are in direct conflict with Catholic children are given a safe environ- 10:00 a.m.-noon, plus 3:30-5:30 for Union County residents who Center is located in Warinanco Cranford in 1.947. sisters, Lila DeSalvo and Katherine teaching and tradition." ment," he said. p.m., 6-8 p.m. (a family session plan to skate on a regular basis.. Park off Thompson Avenue at • Mr. Rinaldi retired in 1978 after Adamson; and six grandchildren. Goodness said allowing the Goodness said the Archdiocese during which children ages 17 and Warinanco Ice Skating Center Seventh Avenue in Roselle. Park 43 years as a fabric cutter with A funeral Mass was held Kathleen Nohren group to use church property would isn't troubled by divergent view- younger must be accompanied by has more to offer in addition to the entrances are located off St. Simmons Corp. in Elizabeth. As an Tuesday at the Church of the A son, Michael A., is deceased. amount to a "tacit endorsement" of points on the issue within the an adult), and 8:30-10:30 p.m.; general skating sessions. There Georges Avenue and Third Avenue A Assumption, Roselle Park, follow- Kathleen Nohren, 54, died also. . Army veteran of World War II he Sept. 22, .2004 at the Haven Surviving are her mother, teachings the Archdiocese does not Catholic Church, both inside and Saturdays from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 will be_ open hockey on received the American Defense ing services at the Mastapeter Mary McMullan McDonald; a believe to be the word of Christ. outside of New Jersey. p.m., plus 1-3 p.m. and 8:30-10:30' Wednesdays from 12:30-2:30 p.m. For further information, call Funeral Home in Roselle Park. Hospice of JFK Medical Center (908) 298-7850 for a recorded mes- Ribbon, American Theater Ribbon, in Edison. daughter, Lisa K.; a brother, Sexual abuse by members of the "Each bishop has his own deci- p.m.; and Sundays from 1-3 p.m., for a fee of $7 for participants ages Asiatic-Pacific Theater Ribbon, Burial was in St. Gertrude Edward McDonald; and two sis- clergy jumped into the national sion — some have chosen" to allow plus 3:30-5:30 p.m. and 8:30 - 18 and older with proper identifi- sage, or (908) 527-4900 for the Philippine Liberation Ribbon, Good Cemetery, Colonia. Born in Flushing, Queens, she Union County Department of lived-in Scotch Plains for nine ters, Roseann Kenney and spotlight when allegations by vic- the group to meet on church prop- 10:30 p.m, This schedule may be cation and a shielded or caged hel- • met. •••••' -.'• ', •••••" ',. • : • Parks and Recreation. years before moving to Fords in Maureen Ficken. tims in Massachusetts focused erty and others have not, he said. subject :to change on 'holidays. attention on upper-level decisions "It's perfectly legitimate for two dio- Shirley Brazer 2002.. . •: ' • ; . ••.;••' : Services were held Saturday Mrs. •• Nohren was with at the Memorial Funeral Home by members of the Catholic ceses to have different opinions on KENILWORTH — Shirley Services were held Tuesday at Prudential Financial for nine in Fanwood. Burial was in Church. Investigations revealed a subject." Brazer, 85, died Sept. 26, 2004 at the Menorah Chapels at Millburn, years, most recently as a secre- Hillside Cemetery. that the some archdioceses allowed Though Voice of the Faithful has her home in Hillside. in Union. Burial was in Mount tary in.'-its mergers and acquisi- In lieu of flowers, donations priests accused of sex crimes to no formal position on many contro- Born in Suvolk, Poland, she Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin. tions department in Newark. She may be sent to Children's have continued contact with chil- versial issues, some members lived in Newark and Kenilworth Donations may be sent to Saint graduated from LaGuardia Specialized Hospital, 150 New dren, inspiring heavy media atten- believe the church should allow before moving to Hillside in 1957. Barnabas Hospice and Palliative Community College of the City Providence Road, Mountainside, tion and numerous lawsuits. optional celibacy in priests and Mrs. Brazer retired in 1984 Care Center, 95 Old Short Hills University of New York, NJ 07092-2590. Over the course of more than an increased governance by laypeople. after 20 years as a Comptometer Road, West Orange, NJ 07052. hour at Monday's meeting, Lasch The group has no formal position TKe Kazmir Center operator with Bamberger's in focused Ilia comments on the con- on gender in the priesthood or on Newark. She was a member of Henry CJ. Evans troversial topic of sexual abuse by issues involving homosexuality ' for Sleep Disorders at Hadassah arid of the Sisterhood SteveBiUicki Henry C.J. Evans, 89, died brothers, Dr. J. Lawrence and Dr both members of the clergy and The group does want to open up at Congregation Shomrei torali in Sept. 24, 2004 at his home in Robert. laypeople associated with the a dialogue with priests and bishops Hillside. church. He said the problem of cler- CRANFORD — Steve P.'Billicki, Myrtle Beach, S.C. Surviving are his second wife about structural change at all lev- Surviving are her husband, Born Aug. 31, 1915 in Alice Scarff Evans; a daughter, gy sexual abuse, while well-publi- els of the church. Saint Barnabas Medical Center Daniel; a son, Bruce; a daughter, 88, died Sept. 22, 2004 at JFK cized in recent years, has never Medical Center in Edison. Philadelphia, Pa., he was a son of Alice M. .of Highlands; a son Lasch argues Biblical funda- Harriet Barksdale; and three the late Dr. J, Lawrence and Mary Peter and wife Beth of Hilton been fully acknowledged. mentalism has made the church grandchildren. Bora in Bayonne, ho lived.in Cranford for 48 years before mov- Helen McClellan Evans. Head Island, S,C; three step- "People say we keep nagging rigid, and made the clergy and ing to Menlo Park Terrace in 1997. Dr. Evans lived in Westfield daughters, Patricia Scarff of about the past," Lasch said. "But parishioners unwilling to consider Getting a good night's sleep is important for your health. But fur millions of people Annapolis, Md., Holly Baly and the past is not the past until the some of the changes that could save Mr. Billicki retired in 1971 after before moving to Myrtle Beach in 1 with chronic sleep problems - and their partners- it would he ;i dream come true to • 1972. He was the first president of husband Robert of Clark and whole story has been told.' the faith. He said such Biblical Edward j. Hobbie 30 years as a radiator repairman return lo the Jays of sleeping like a baby. with General Motors Corp. in Somerset County College (now Christine de Groot and husband "Most survivors of sexual abuse interpretation results in an "inabil- Raritan Valley Community Robert of Revere, Pa.; and nunier are not members (of Voice of the ity to distinguish between myth ATTORNEY AT LAW Linden. He was with the Army in &jX&* The Kazmir Center for Sleep Disorders at Saint Barnabas Medical ("enter, offers northern Africa and Europe during College) in Branchburg. More ous grandchildren and step Faithful), most have yet to come and truth" and called strict funda- 476 SOUTH AVENUE E. World War II. recently he was the guidance grandchidren. . . forth, and most will never come mentalism a 'juvenile approach to a full range of services for the evaluation, diagnosis and management of many forth," he. continued. "We've only religious belief!" CRAWFORD, N.J. 07016 His wife, Madeline McLaughlin director of the Coastal Academy in A memorial service was held sleep-related disorders in adults and children. .Billicki, .died in 1997. Myrtle'Beach.as well as a.teacher. Monday at the First Presbyterian scratched the surface." "We don't give up our intelli- Surviving are a daughter, He spent the first 20 years of Church, Myrtle Beach, of which Lasch, a canon lawyer, said he gence when we're baptized, and we Under the direction of physicians board-certified in Sleep Medicine, Pulmonology, Dr. Evans was a member. Burial first became aware of sexual abuse don't leave our brains at the doors 908-276-4777 Denise Nevins and husband Joel of his career on the New Brunswick Neurology, and Clinical Neurophysiology, a new, six-bed, unit offers a relaxing Menlo Park Terrace; a son, Stephen campus of Rutgers University, will be 3 p.m. Friday in Fairview in the church back in 1982 when a of a church." Lasch said, advocating FAX: 908-709-1663 of Brick; five grandclnldren and a where Dr, Evans was an associate Cemetery; friends may call after- young parishioner at St. Joseph's a steady, incremental approach atmosphere equipped with the latest technology. The Center offers full overnight great-grandchild. director of admissions. .. ward at the Baly residence in reported abuse by one of the toward lobbying clergy to consider sleep studies and daytime testing. church's pastors. As Lasch investi- change. GENERAL PRACTICE INCLUDING: A funeral Mass was held He was in the Army Air Forces Clark. Monday at St. Anne's Roman during World War II, transferred Arrangements are by tin gated the accusation, he learned . For more information on Voice of Daytime sleepiness or sleep disturbances can be attributed to many underlying health more about sexual abuse and Catholic/ Church in . Garwood. to the Air Force Reserve after the McMiUan-Small Funeral Honii the Faithful, check the national conditions, including chronic heart and lung disease, menopause and movement • ESTATE PLANNING , • PERSONAL INJURY Entombment was in the Good war and held the rank of colonel in Myrtle Beach. Donations maj encountered many more young website at www.votf.org or their • i wmmmm^ • • S u a m p S • ELDER LAW 'MATRIMONIAL Shepherd Chapel Mausoleum at on his retirement from the be sent to First Presbyterian men and women who disclosed state website at wwW.votfnj.org. disorders during sleep. So, talk to your doctor today about lotting our experienced : • WILLS ANO TRUST? . • ZONING' St, Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. reserves in 1967,' Church Building Fund, 1300 N. cases of abuse. He said he began to For informatdonon the Archdiocese specialists help you get the restful sleep you deserve. Deceased are his first wife, Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC realize the problem was wide- of Newark, go -to their website at • REAL ESTATE • . • BUSINESS LAW. Arrangements were by tlie spread. I Dooley Funeral Home. Evelyn Myers Evans;, and two 29577 or a charity of your choice, www.rcan.org. And now they are applying online! For more information about The Kazmir Center for Sleep Disorders at : • : • ' • ••••••.••;•• • - • ;• ' • L6GALNOTICE . : • . •. • WALKS ANDCURBS IN THE. BOROUGH OF CAR- Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed to Ihti extent. • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Iliat the foregoing ordl- uled meeting ol October 18,2004. ' It's easier than ever to apply for Food Stamps in New Jersey. '•'. . • '• ••••'•'.. UOROUGHOFKENIIWORTH ..: . • . \\. WOOD AND APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF THREE ' of such' inconsistency. nunco was finally passod at a'mealing of tho Township 4. Application #18-03. Adopted resolution memorializ- PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given thai en Ordinance, of which the following is & copy, Was Introduced, rend and HUNDRED THOUSAND ($300,000) DOLLARS FROM SECTION S. II any portion of this ordinance shall be Committso of tho Township of Crariford, NJ on ing the approval of a varlance'lo Charles Fowler and passed on (list redding by lira Mayor and Council of Ihe Borough ol KenUwqrth al a mooting on the 22nd day of THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND TO FINANCE distermlnsd lo be Invalid, such determination shall not Tuesday. Soplembar 20.2004 .. Doreen Yanlk to permit construction of. a front portico The online application is fast and completely private. Simply log onto §aint Barnabas Medical Center, September, 2004, and that said Council will further Consider Ihe Said Ordinance (or final passage On the 13th day THE COST THEREOF: ADOPTED MAY 8, 2001, TO affect this validity of the remaining portions of said ordi- ftosalid Hollenbrocht over the front steps with less, than the required front of October, 2004, at the Kenilworth Municipal Building, S67 Boulevard. Kenilworth. New. Jersey, at 8:00 P.M., ol INCLUDE THE REPLACEMENT OF VARIOUS' nance.. • •• '. •' • : . Municipal Clerk yard setback on Block 437, Let 13 aa shown on the wnlcti tlmo and place any persorw who may be Interested therein .will be given on opportunity to b& heard concern- • SIDEWLKS AND CURBS IN THE BOROUGH OF SECTION 6, This ordinance shall take eiwd upon final gp.ttq. .; Township Tax Map/also known as 19 Roger Avenue in https://foodstamps.dhs.state.nj.us from any computer please call (973) 322^9800. Ing such Ordinance. •• . : • '•. - .'•' • • •'.• - •• ".••"' . v '. : ' • .GARWOOD, INCLUDING THE REMOVAL AND passage and publication In accordance with law. the R-4 Zone.. . ' • , ,. ' PLANTING OF VARIOUS TREES IN THE BOROUGH INTRODUCES.'. , . • '•.;•' • ,- ' , •••/.•••. ' ; Hedy Upke. Borough Clerk LEGALNOTICE . . ' 6. Application *19-O4. Adopted resolgUon memorializ- 1 . OF GARWOOD, AND APPROPRIATING MATCHING ADOPTED: • ' • . TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD with internet access. Enter your name, birth date, address, social , •' • . PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 2004-19 FUNDS FOR THE UNION COUNTY TRUST FUND ing the approval of variances and walvers.to Valley • AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 2003-11 PROVIDING FOR COMPENSATION ' •,"'•• APPROVED: PLANNING BOARD • ' • National Bank to permit the construction of a now bank THROUGH THE 'KIDS RECREATION TRUST FUND" • • • ' '.• DENNIS J. MCCARTHY. Mayor TAKE NOTICE Ihut on Ih4 22nd day of Seplomber/ ;••,• .•;••••• FOR BOROUGH EMPLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH OF. KENILWORTH . GRANT PROGRAM AND TO INCLUDE THE CON- With Waiver from driveway design Standards; less than . BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing.Body of the Borough ol KeniKvorth In the County of Union, New Jersey us fol- : ATTEST: ' • . •...•• •2004, tho Planning Boald, of the Township ol Cranford, the minimum setbuck for parking areas; no bff-s|reet security number, monthly rent and expenses. In as little as STRUCTION OF AN ADA COMPLIANT BATHROOM CHRISTINA M. ARIEMMA, Municipal Clerk In tho Counly of Union took the following action: 1 AT THE GARWOOD DPW FACILITY. . : loading or unloading space provided; to permit a free' SECTION 1. That Ordinance 2003-11 entitled "An Ordinance providing for tho Compensation for BOIOUQII US 9(3 ' •• • ' 'C362 1TJKW-04 :1., Application #P02-O4: Granted preliminary slle plan standing sign In the B-3 zone; and to permit drive-In .Employees of the Borough of Kenlrworth" Is hereby amended 1o read as follows: . . ' , .. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the approval la Louis and Beth Lambe to permit construc- use Including banks end financial Institutions In,the B-2 five minutes, your application is complete. SECTION 1 • The following officers and employoes ol the Borough of Kenilworth shall receive as compensation for Borough of Garwood:. \ , . • ' LEGAL NOTICE ' tion within a flood zono without site plan data: not build- and B-3 2one3 on Block 402, Lois 19 and 20 ai shown . their services a sum based Upon the salary range.set opposite (heir respective offices or positions: SECTION 1. Section 4 of Ordinance No. 01-12, enti- ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL. ing 1' ubove base flood elevation; and-a fence In the on the Township.Tax Map, also known as 113-117 tled "An Ordinance Authorizing The Purchasa Of One . Take notice thai application, has beep made lo Ihe front yard which will exceed the maximum allowable . South Avenue West In a B-3 zono; ' • •SAINT BARNABAS Garbage.Truck For The Garwood Department Of Public Township Committee of the Township ol Cranford.(0 .height and maximum, permitted.openness on Block In a few days, you will receive a letter with an appointment time for Superintendent of Public $35.0O0toS70,0O0. 218, Lot D 03 designated on the Township Tax Map, 6, Application #22-04. Adopted resolution memorlaliz. Assistant Treasurer $19,000 to $40,000. Works, One Bucket' Truck For The. Garwood Transfer lo Primavera Parkview, LLC for premises ' Ing the approval of Variance to Kim Rennle, Applicant, . . Dopurtment Of Public Works, One Garbage Truck located at 415 Centennial AvenuJ, Cranford,. NoW also known as 19 Franklin Avenue In a R-3 zoning dis- Sr. ClerH/SecreUry .Borough Clerk's Office , . $17,000 to $38,000. trict • :... . • '..'.. to permit construction of a deck With less- than the Secretary/Records Clerk • Police Department $20,000 to $42,000, ' Hopper For The Department Of Public Works, One Set Jersey, the Class C Plenary Retail Consumption Liquor. . required minimum distance between Ihe principal struc- a face-to-face interview.You will need to bring identification, proof • • HEAWHGARE SYSTEM S20.00Q to $35,000. Of Bleachers With Camenl pad For The Garwood License #2003-32-010-003 heretofore Issued to Komlt '••''•, . Edward M.,Schmidt ture end pool on Block 483; Lot 15, as designated on Deputy Court Administrator Youth Baseball Field, Fifty Pagers And Chargers For Corporation, trading as' Cranford Town Tavern for the J ','.•'•• Board Secretory . the Township Tax Map, also kriown as 101 High Street The Garwood Fire Department, Fifty Personal Alert premises located at 416 Centennial AvehUo, Township S!l!fftofWITflryHH of monthly income, resources and expenses. •• :•••' f IRE PREVENTION BUREAU •' Safety Systems For The Garwood Fire Department And ofCranford, •-. ." '. In the R-4 Zone, • . • . • • •;,' Saint Barnabas Medical Center Firs PrBVOntlon Officer $10,000 to $38,000. . , The Replacement Of Various Sidewalks In The , 7. Application #24-04. Adopted resolution memorializ- Fin Prevention Specialist .', • $2,800 to $26,000. ' . . ! ' ' iThe perrons u«ho will hold bn. Interest In this license • i . ', . ' LEGALNOTICE ' 1 Borough Of 'Garwood And Appropriating The Sum Of ing the approval of a variance (o Bernard Chow to per- ..' GreggF. David, Mayor' are! ':,. •;•. •'.'.• ' . •'.'.'!. ..''. ' 'TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD . mit the construction of an addition with less than the Three Hundred Thousand ($300,000) Dollars From Alex Fonseca and Joseph Fonseca '. APPLY ONLINE TODAY! Attest:' • ' ••''' ' ; ; ••. The Capital Improvement Fund To Finance The Cost . ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT required rear yard setback on Block 160, Lot 26 as • H«ty Upke. Borough Clerk ' Objections If any, should be made Immediately In writ- TAKEiNOTICE thut.On.the 20th day.of Seplomber, shown on the Township Tax Map also known as 500 Thereof, adopted May 8,2001. Is hereby amended to ' Ing to: Rosalie Hellenbrecht, Township Clerk of the read as follows.: . . .' , • 2004, the Zoning Board o( Adjustment of the Township Orchard Street In.a R~4 igna.' :•• 94 Old Short Hills Road / Livingston, NJ / 07039 Township of Cranford. of Cranford. In Ihe County of Union took tho followlnrr . 0. Application #25-04. Adopted a resolution memorializ- https://foodstamps.dhs.state.nj.us • Section 4, • The replacement of various PRlMAVERAPARKVIEWLLC.by / . actions: . . •• , Alex Fonseca • , , , • ing the approval of a variance to Scott and Erica Moon LEQAINOTICE ' Municipal Clerk '. ... sidewalks and curbs In the Borough ol Garwood, 1. Application #Z18-04: Granted a variance with condl- lo permit construction of a two new coveted'front BOROUGH OF GARWOOD •. Borough of Garwood '..'•.' Including removal and planting of various trees, and the 18 Spring Garden Stioet ' 1 : ; . tlons (o Johnalhan and Carrie Jaffe, Applicanb, to per- porches with less than the required front yard setback FOOD STAMPS MAKE NEW JERSEY STRONGER. Notice Is hereby given that following proposed • ORDINANCE NO. 04-14 ' • appropriation of matching funds for (ha Union County Cranfonf New Jersey ; mil construction of an addition with less Ihon Ihe Trust Fund through the 'Kids Recreation Trust Fund on Block 5Q4, Lot 3 as shown on the Township Tax Ordinance w»s Introduced and pissed on first reading '•' AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 01-' »2041) ••'',• '• C3631T 9-30-04 required rear yard setback.on Block 102. Lot M as Map, also known as 831 Lincoln Pa* East In a R-2' •It • meetinti g off the BofouoBorough CounciCouncill o off th thee Boroug Boroughh o of l 12, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE Grant program Is noreby authorized and directed. The shown on lhe Township Tax Map, also'known as 39 Borough ':. v zone/ ' • " . • . • ' ••••...•' For more information: GirwoodGiw , In tha County of Union, Stole of N«w Jtraoy, •PURCHASE OF ONE GARBAGE TRUCK FOR THE ' ' . •' LEGALNOTICE Tulip Street In a R-1 Zone. 9. Application #26-04. Adopted a resolution memorializ- ^•^^heldlonS 28thday of 8EPTEMBER20M. «m)th«! GARWOOD DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC .WORKS. Engineer is hereby authorized and directed to, prepare . TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD 2. Application #Z21-O4: Granted a variance with condi- twHI M Won Up for fuRhar conllders. ing the approval of a variance to Kurt and Lynn. w w , s a i n t b a r .,'• n a b a s . c o m (*tt Ordlnan ONE' BUCKET TRUCK FOR THE GARWOOD; plane and specifications, to carry out the foregoing. • CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY tions lo Charles and Claire Latterly, Applicants, to per- Petschow to allow aKeratlorl of a non-coriforming "W Uon fbfflnat patug*n at t thtne» meetinmoetlnfgl of ea««kkl Borough DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, ONE GARBAGE SECTION 2. Said Ordinance No. 01-12 i> hereby fur- ORDINANCE NO. 2004-36' mit construction of a front porch with less then the Call 1-800-687-95 12 ther amended to add Section 4.1 to read aa follows: on Block 654, Lot 84 as shown on the Township Tax " II )o beheld at temeelinj roorri In the MunWpe . TRUCK HOPPER FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PUB- AN ORDINANCE AMENDINGARTlCLE VIII. SECTION required minimum front yard setback on Block 542 Lot . Map, also known as 361 Centennial Avenue In a B-3 roa/wood, New Jerwy; on the ,12th day of • LIC WORKS. ONE SET OF BLEACHERS WITH , Section 4X The conitructjon of an ADA 21047 OF CHAPTER'219 "REVISED ORDINANCES 1 13 as shown on the Township Tax Map, also known as zone. .. . ' • • , . . • tBOOpmora«BOonthenMfier" CEMENT PAD FOR THE GARWOOD YOUTH BASE- compliant bathroom st the Garwood DPW facility Is OF THE, TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 7 Behnert Place In a R-4 Zone. . • ' Barbara Ginsberg New Jersey Department of Human Services BALL FIELD, FIFTY PAQERS AND CHARGERS FOR hereby authorized and directed (1988)' BY AMENDING SCHEDULE XVII AND 3 Application #227 04 Continued Ihe healing of Board! THEGARWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT, FIFTY PER- SECTION 3 The capital budget of Ihe Borough of INCLUDING CERTAIN PORTIONS OF ROADWAYS Anlhbny Buontempo Applicant 630 Lincoln Park East SONAL ALERT SAFETY ' Garwood l»hor»oy amended to oonfcniiwith the pravk AS INDICATED IN SECTION 1 BELOW AND DESIG- , C3B71T9-3t James M. Davy, Commissioner 1 Block 505. Lot 5, R-2 Zone to pormil construction ol an SY8TEMS FOR THE GARWOOD FIRE DEPART- •Ions of thl» ordinance NATING SAME AS TIME LIMIT PARKING In-ground pool with less than the required side and rear MENT AND THE REPLACEMENT OF VARIOUS SIDE- SECTION,;* All ordinances or part* of ordinances STATEMENT yard setbacks (138-34 B(2) to the next regularly sched V-.1.'. •.;'::yJ.'.;.^' •'•',:. 1''.',' B-6 Cranford Chronicle September 30, 2004- September 30,2004 Cranford Chronicle B-T neks ufifl FREE 2004 Color Swingset Catalog & DVD The Union County Courthouse memorabilia dating from 1903, ing the Freeholders, Judiciary, commemorative plaques and but- sponsor hole-in-one contest at Hyatt Hills JFactory 2nds Sale Now Going On marks the 100th anniversary of its when the Courthouse cornerstone Prosecutor, Sheriff Surrogate and tons, uniforms and Union Coimty CLARK — The Girl Scouts of ( will directly support Girl Scouting to play miniature golf, whidi will be ning miniature golf holes. There .'.•/' exp. 10/30/04 dedication in May, 2005. A year-long was laid, to the present time. We County Clerk were housed in the political buttons and posters. Washington Rock Council will hold in local communities. available all day on the 18-hole, celebration is planned with exhibits will be door prizes and podie bags Sets Starting from $899 hope to locate items relevant to the Courthouse in the early 20th centu- All loaned objects will be cata- a hole-in-one contest at the Hyatt The hole-in-one contest of skill is landscaped course featuring water- along with the grand prize. You Deserve This! •••.•.'• • • ' • • : and events to showcase the 100's of Chemical Free functions and ceremonies that took logued and securely stored. Original Hills Golf Complex oh Raritan Road played from the driving range. falls, wandering streams, and step- More information is available at . Courthouse as the center of law, jus- place in the Courthouse and in• County officials urged residents from 9 am.-5 p.m. Satiirday. The Jt *>• Redwood-Red Cedar tice and County business. articles and documents will- be Participants will hit the ball 125 ping ponds. . www.westfieldnj ;com/girlscouts, '.'•S'Swingsets to Choose From other public places; such as county to discover what they have toexhib - housed in locked exhibit cases when event will be held rain or shme. yards within a radius of three feet of The Girl Scouts of Washington Freeholder John Wohlrab, a parks," Wohlrab said. There are 18 holes, nine of which $5,000 - $10,000 per week! it by looking in attics, closets, dress- on display. Receipts will be provided The day includes an opportunity the flag and qualify for the 5 p.m. are handicapped accessible. Located Rock Council serve the communi- Free Factory Water Seal & member of the • Courthouse The committee is led by Joanne ; er drawers or scrap books. Possible for each loaned item. ' ' to win a session of golf tips from shoot-off. for the $25,000 grand near the driving range, •the course is ties of Clark, Cranford, Elizabeth, j\ Free Lifetime Warranty Centennial Celebration Committee, Rajoppi, the.Union County Clerk, display items include photographs Barbara Olatta, LPGA teaching prize. ••..-. •'.'•.••'•'...•'.•. •" easily accessible for children and Fanwood, Garwood, Kenilworth, If it sounds too good to be true then don't visit: V\ I_pc3tions In NJ •NY»CT«VT has asked county residents to lend and Katherine Craig of theof people and public places, deeds, For more information, call (908) ( or donate objects for display before 558-2550 or erjjiaii professional. Hole-in-one balls are $1 each or families. Linden, Mountainside, Roselle, ,-. Log onto rainbowdirect.com enter code NJPA for Boxwood Hall State Historic Site in birth certificates, newspaper cup- : No pre-registration is required Oct. 22. "We are looking for items [email protected]. NJ Relay $12for$10. . : : ; ••••.:.••.. •;• Around of miniature golf toben - Roselle Parkv Scotch '; Plains, u COLOR CATALOG & DVD. No Internet? Call 800-842-5636 Elizabeth. pings about local events and people; for the contest or to play miniature vvww.)ivelhelifey(nihaveimagined.com that pertain to, the courthouse and All county departments includ- souvenir programs and ticket stubs, users can call 711. ••'.•.. While contestants are compet- efit Girl Scouting will cost $10, Springfield, Union and Westfield, golf at the complex, and the benefit ing, the rest of the family nlay.chose There will be four special prize-win- among otliers. COMPUTER & LCD PROJECTOR RENTALS Master Gardener lecture series will begin Oct. DON'T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... : (7368) Society plans a flea market and appraisal fair 1 -800-685-RENT WESTF1ELD — The firet of five County, the Master Gardeners pro- Cooperative. Extension. ' Successful To attend this series, register in REGLAZEIT! $24Q Daily • Weekly • Monthly lectures hosted by the Master gram offers hands on training in hor- graduates of the training become advance by calling Rutgers ••..••. PNILWORTH; — The table. item and $5 for two items. restore the ' local 19th-century r Laptops Desktops We also do Gardeners of Union County will be ticulture. Some of the basic topics Certified Master Gardeners after Cooperative Extension of Uiiibri . Kenjlworth Historical Society will Appraisers Karen Hackley of There will be no admission Nitschke House and transform it W/COUPON • LCD Projectors held at 7:30 p.m; Oct. 7. All lectures include plant biology, propagation, they complete their volunteer serv- County. The number is (908) 654J host an indoor flea market, Betty Gallagher Antiques in charge to the flea market, and . into a "living museum" and cultur- Sinks, Tile, Tub regularly $325 • Large Screens Same Day Delivery & Set-Up will be held in the first floor auditori- soil science, find disease and pest ice. 9854. - appraisal fair and bake sale from Westfield and Lynn Caporoso, appraisal fair, which is open to the al arts center. Surrounds • Microphones Short Notice Specialists um at 300 North Ave. East. The lec- control. : 10.:;a,m>4 p.m. Nov. 13 at the Regina Harris and Bob Seelig of general public. A bake sale will be All proceeds from; the sale of & Color • Speakers •The Oct. 7 lecture, titled "Bulbs," The schedule for the -Fall Call 24 Hours/7 Days tures are open toanyon e who would In exchange for the training, will be presented by Lorraine Speakers Series: Native Plants/Get.' Konilworth Veterans Center, 33 Country Cottage Antiques in held and refreshments will be merchandise will go to the partici- ' Travol Charrjo "• Monitors like to increase his or her knowledge South 21 St. \_y; May Apply available. pating individuals and organiza- >....' •' •Printers Master Gardeners agree to volun- Ogrodnick, master gardener. 14; Intro to Landscaping and Pljmfc Scotch Plains will conduct about gardening. . : Rental tables will be supplied by Now corvine Soulhorn, NJ ...and moro! ACCESS COMPUTER RENTALS teer a certain amount of hours, Attendees will learn how to plan and Sizes, Oct. 28; A Rose for Every appraisals of antiques, vintage jew- Proceeds from the flea market tions. Membership drives during 1-800-685-7368 Sponsored by Rutgers working within their community in plant a flower garden to experience Garden, Nov. 4; Herbs, Dec. 2.'All theVeteransCenter to vendors and elry, silver, decdrator items and col- table rentals, appraisals and bake the event are welcome. www.enstornrodnlshing.com Cooperative Extension of Union programs sponsored by Rutgers years of magnificent color and joy. talks begin at 7:30 p.m. • , '" ' other participating individuals and lectibles. sale will; benefit the Kenilworth For information arid/or to reserve organizations. The cost is $22 per EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 Appraisal fees will be $3 for one Historical Society's project to rental tabies, call (908) 245-0861. ES3 33E COUPON EXPIRES 10/13/04 INDEPENDENT PRESS (Ufimforb (Sltrmnck |uvcttrJy INDEPENDENT PRESS To place your ad call Christine: (800) 981-5640 Deadline ts Noon on Thursday prior to publication To place your ad call Christine: (800) 981-5640 Deadline is Noon on Thursday prior to publication ADDITIONS •CONSTRUCTION BATHROOMS CLEANUP SERVICES ELECTRIC GARAGE DOORS PAPIC CONSTRUCTION JUST TILE AL CLEAN UP CERTIFIED ELECTRIC, INCl DAN'S DOOR SERVICE LANDSCAPE OIL TANKS PEST CONTROL RUBBISH REMOVAL Yards * Cellars 'Garages * Etc. RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL] KITCHENS • BATHROOMS' BSMTS * DECKS ADDITIONS •DORMERS'SIDINGS ROOFING Bathroom Renovations • New Bathrooms GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS^ , Since 1986 GORMAN PAINTING PEST CONTROL, INC. 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Thursday Club Dattner (center) -learned there's "From the Valentine's Candlelight The Cranford Senior Citizens Thursday Club meets 1 nothing like cuddling with a Dinner last February to tile holi- p.m. at the Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave. Activities: puppy, while fellow resident Joyce day party and New YearV • '•"•.. Sept. 30 — Radio hour with station CCOC. ByCHADHEMEMWAY long seven-minute drive, but two opening up great holes for me," Endriss (left) and Julie O'Connell, Celebration in December, we hope sacks- by Gaprio,: one on fourth Ingrahi said. a,k.a. "Jingles the Clown" of Trips sponsored by the Thursday Club (the public is wel- THE CHHQNICLE-'.' ' • ' N.P., the patients and residents of • '•: down, gave Cranford the ball The Cougars'D'simply didn't Runnells'Activities Therapy Runnells have a.great time" come): , „ CRANFORD — Tuesday prac- back on downs at their own 27- give Shabazz a chance after that. : Department also enjoyed some Residents who are interested in Oct. 21-26 — Deluxe motorcoacn trip to Bar Harbor, tices have' foreshadowed gaine yard line. Caprio also had 40 The Bulldogs' next possession time with the adorable canine. helping at some of Runnells spe- Maine $727 per person, double occupancy. For more infor- results for the Cougars this year. yards receiving. lasted one play— ail interception , .: The event, .organized by the cial activities should contact the mation, call (908) 272-5375. Have a good one — get the win. The turn-around would result by Drechsel, caiised by quarter^ • hospital's Activities Therapy hospital's Officeof Volunteer Have a bad one —-.well, see the Department, included carnival in a touchdown that might have back pressure from Coda, that : Services; flexible,hour s and a vari- Linden final score. taken the bite out of the led to another'Cranford score.. ByCHADHEMENWAY games, face painting, spin art and ety of opportunities exist. Friday Club The Cougars hrtd a very pro- Bulldogs. With just .13 seconds Shabazz's -ensuing touch also THE CHRONICLE a "Guess the Watermelon Weight" To get. further information or to The Cranford Senior Citizens Friday Club meets 1 p.m. at contest. the Community- Center, 220 Walnut Ave. Activities: ductive Tuesday practice before remaining in the half, quarter- lasted one'play — another inter-' volunteer, call the Office of their match-up with Malcolm X. ception byi)rechsel. NEW PROVIDENCE -<• A "The Union County Freeholders Volunteer Services' at (908) 771- . back Chris Drechsel (6-for-9, 77 Dorothy Dattner, Joyce Endriss and Jul|e O'Connell share some Oct. 1 — Business meeting/social. Shabazz Friday afternoon, and yards passing, 7 rushes for 50 late comeback attempt fell believe that it's important to have 5847. -•-•.•: In fact, the Bulldogs ran a: puppy love at Runnells Specialized Hospital's Courtyard Carnival. Oct. 8 — Social/bingo. Cranford completely shut down a yards) found Chris Brown (9 total of 10 plays in the second short and the Bears took a hit Oct. 15 — A talk on "Truth and Fiction about Slot speedy Bulldog squad to romp, catches for 66 yards) running a half and three resulted in in the Mountain Valley Machines" by Arthur Bilenker. 48-6. . • corner route for a 13-yard touch- turnovers, the last caused by a Conference-Mountain Division Rahway receives ACR accreditation Oct. 22 — Social/bingo. "Hopefully this win tells our hit on the quarterback by Tong standings with a 22-14 loss in New Providence Sunday after- Railway Regional Cancer medical physicists who are experts for focusing on comprehensive Oct. 29 — Halloween social.Trips sponsored by the Friday team that good practices mean 'This game is a credit that jarred the ball loose. It was patient-friendly environment. good wins," said head coach Chris recovered by Coda. noon. Center has been awarded a three- in the field. They assess'the quali- health care services. The center now offers its Club: Hull. "We had a great, crisp to the line on both sides of "This was a good, physical "We had a late, decent drive year term of accreditation in radi- fications of the personnel and the Railway Regional Cancer ; patients Intensity Modulated Oct. 13 — to Atlantic City. $18, leave from Hillside ation oncology as the result of a adequacy of facility, equipment. Tuesday practice this week." the ball." win," said Hull. "I'm very happy but it just wasn't enough," said Center is a state-of-the-art private Radiation Therapy, or IMRT. head coach Scott Miller. "We recent survey by the American The surveyors report their find- cancer treatment center offering Avenue School parking lot at noon. Additional trips planned The defpnsive line of Steve with our performance and our IMRT is the most sophisticated — Chris Drechsel played well but we had a lot of College of Radiology. ing to. the ACR's Committee °n die finest radiation oncology serv- form of radiation therapy avail- Nov. 10 and Dec. 8. Coda, Tong Lu, Steve Caprio and intensity, and we still had a'lot of The ACR, headquartered in. Accreditation, which Subsequently ices available. The center is under, Dec. 14 — to the Lili Langtry Christmas show. Trip leaves Greg Federichi corralled a poten- fuel left in the tank." costly penalties." able. This advanced technology The hard-fought, hard-hit- Reston, Va., awards accreditation provides the practice With a com- the direction of Eric Karp, M.D., a wraps radiation beams' precisely 9 a.m., returns 6 p.m. $63 fee includes show admission and tially potent Shabazz offensive down to increase the lead to 20-6. 1 SHABAZZ G 0 0 0 G ting battle — a normal occur- to facilities for the achievement of prehensive reports board-certified radiation oncologist around tumors to destroy cancer a meal. attack, playing a key role in "We wanted to focus on the CRANFORD 7 13 14 14 48 allowing the Bulldogs just 152 C— Drochsol 1 run (Caprio kick) rence when these two rivals high practice standards after a The ACR is a national organi- who was trained at Memorial cells while-minimizing side effects May 25-26, 2005 —to Lancaster and Dutch Country, Pa. run and pass only when we had peer-review evaluation of its prac- zation serving more than 32,000 Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. total yards by applying constant to," Drechsel said. "This game is a S— Taronco Williams 51_run (kick lailod) meet — wound up being decid- to the patient. $178 double, $206 single. Includes one breakfast, one dinner C— Brown 21 run (kick rjlockod) tice. diagnostic/interventional radiolo- pressure on the quarterback. credit to the line on both sides of C— Drown 13 pass Irom Drochsol ed within the first seven min- : Karp founded the center in For more information about the Evaluations are conducted by gists, radiation oncologists and 1993, and the cancer center has extraordinary services provided at and a trip to the Sight and Sound Theatre to the new show, "We emphasized hard work all the ball. They opened holes and (Cnprio kick) utes of the game. board-certified physicians and medical physicists .with programs "Ruth." Also a guided tour of Amish country, Lands Valley put a lot of pressure on their C— Ingram 1 run (Caprio kick) After both squads went gained recognition for delivering Railway Regional Cancer Center, week because we knew we had C— Ingram 4 run (Caprio kick) quality radiation therapy in a call (732) 382-5550. and a museum. our work cut out for us against quarterback." C— Ingram 4 run (Caprio kick) three-and-out, Brearley took Sept. 19-23, 2005 — to Niagra Falls and Toronto. $410 this offense and they were com- The intensity did not let up in C-— Joo Clorlcuzzo 5 run (Caprio kick) over at its own 15 yard line. Rocords: Cranford 2-1, Shabazz 1-2 Quarterback Vinny Russo (7- Quality health care.,xomiechdioyott double, $515 single. Includes guided tours of the falls and ing off a big win (a triple OT win the second half either. Cranford TEAM STATISTICS the city, a cruise on the Maid of the Mist, trip to Casino over Union)," said Coda. "We just received the ball and drove 53 for-16, 40 yards passing, 46 wanted to go out there and give Crantord Shnbnzz yards rushing) threw a pass Niagra, four breakfasts and four dinners. yards, ending in a 1-yard plunge our all." by Jamar Ingram (17 carries, 109 Firs! Downs 17 7 that was tipped, intercepted by I Rehabilitation For reservations or additional information call Helen at Tolal Yards 292 152 Caprio set the defensive tone yards) after he set up the scoring Rushos- Yds 49-215 24-12G the Pioneers' defensive back (908) 276-2849. early in the second quarter. The chance with a 29-yard scamper. Yards Passing 77 26 Brandon Doyle and returned :; One of the area's Celebrating birthdays in October are Bernice Jurick (Oct. Comp-AH-Int 6-9-0 2-9-3 for a touchdown. (ARA) — These days, more and online advice seekers with a Cougars were up just 13-6 and "I just wanted to do my part Ponaltlos-Yds G-40 4-20 Senior fullback Lester Manuyag, shown here against Hillside, and | inost respected more older Americans are realiz- nationwide network of volunteer 5) and Ann Shelly (Oct. 11). Shabazz was embarking on a and reward the guys who were Fumblos-Lost 0-0 3-1 the Cougars defeated Shabazz soundly on Friday. The Bears could not get the 1 providers of Acute ing that volunteering is a perfect seniors, aged 60 to 97, who share option working on their next and Sub-acute care. way to remain active, creative and their hard-earned knowledge and Wednesday Club drive and had to punt, giving productive in their .later years. An wisdom. Elders participate indi- The Cranford Senior Citizens Wednesday Club meets 1 New Providence excellent field estimated half a million vidually from their home comput- p.m. at the Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave; Trips Cranford will face Raiders Saturday position at the Bears' 24. Doyle Americans age 55 and over now struck again on the first play, ers or in groups at assisted living planned by the club include: Nursing Care regularly lend a hand to local non- communities, allowing seniors to ByCHADHEMEWWAY The Cougars are coining off a ing on him to sit out against us. If finding a receiver in the end profits, public agencies, and faith- give back to the community with- Oct. 11 — to the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City, leav- THE CHRONICLE 48-6 drubbing of Shabazz and he can be out there, I know he zone to put Brearley in a 13-0 based organizations. out leaving the comfort of home. ing from 40 Meeker Ave. at 11 a.m. The cost is $16. v look to avenge a 33-22. loss to the will." || the region's premier:, hole. Thanks to the Internet and a For those looking to get out in Additional trips are scheduled Nov. 8 and Dec. 6. The public Coach Chris Hull has a 24- Raiders last year. Scotch Plains The Cougars have let up only During the second quarter, ; provider of quality, ; nonprofit Web site, the. community, RSVP is another is welcome. "•.•'/•• hour rule. That's how long his is looking to get back on track 24 points against opposing however, the Bears proved they team has to enjoy a win before after a 27-0 loss to Irvington last offenses as the defensive line has cotupassionate care for www.VolunteerMatch.org, finding organization in need of senior vol- For information and reservations, call Arleen at (908) m would not lie down. With 5:30 it's time to put on blinders and sinned. Hull said his philosophy 'long-term,hospice and - an organization in need of volun- unteers, RSVp helps people age 55 272-5441. remaining in the half, Nick teer help has never been easier. and older put their skills and life focus on the upcoming week. In Scotch Plains suffered a big- has always been "D first," but Resales (14 carries for 63 | v, Alziielmer's-typeipatiehtsi' this case, that means Scotch that doesn't mean there isn't The site has already helped more experience to work by addressing . ger loss when their star running yards) lunged in from the one- thnn 29,000 nonprofits post more community needs through volun- Cranford Recreation Plains-Fariwood. back, Lakiem Lockery, went room for improvement. He'd also like to see the offensive line con- yard line. Russo would then than 30,000 volunteer opportuni- teer service. The game pits two 2-1 teams down with a knee injury and sat find tight end Kevin Rodriguez ties online. Volunteers and nonprofits get and Parks Department against each other this Saturday the entire second half. With him tinue to get better after it bounced back from the Linden for the two-point conversion to With breathtaking Visitors to the site eiiter their access to The Volunteer Match Senior movies will be shown in the audio-visual room of in Scotch Plains. out, Scotch Plains struggled offensively. But Hull is counting loss. close the gap, 13-8. ZIP code to find local 'opportuni- seivice for free. VolunteerMatch the Cranford Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave., during "They've been the class of the But the Pioneers would views of the Watchung ties. Volunteers can also search by league," said Hull. "They are a on Lockery to play. "We got on them in practice relies upon grants from charitable Jamar Ingram rushed for 109 Chris Drechsel passed for a strike on their next possession Mountains;, this interest, date and keyword to gen- foundations for most of its fund- the month of October. Movies begin promptly at 11:10 a.m. yards and three touchdowns on touchdown, rushed for another good club, and it's a big game "We look at every tape we and they responded," Hull said. state-of-the-art facility erate a customized list. Once an ing, and also licenses its technolo- Oct. 4 — "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" (108 and had two INTs against that will tell me a lot about the "Now we have to get better with to increase their lead after 17 carries Friday. have to prepare, including last Doyle found the end zone from is staffed 24 hours- c L L v opportunity is found, all it takes is gy to companies like Dell min.): This off-the-wall romantic comedy stars Jim Carrey Shabazz. state of mind we're in," year's," Hull said. "I'm not count- execution." a click to contact the organization Computer, Washington Mutual, and Kate Winslet as a couple who undergo an experimental the one to make it 19-8. The a-day by dedicated Specialized Hospital of Union County Pioneers added a field goal and get involved. and Cirque du Soleil to make it procedure to erase all memories of their relationship. physicians and easier for their employees to vol- before the teams headed to the Any nonprofit or tax-exempt Oct. 18 — "Raising Helen" (119 min.): This romantic com- professional nurses. Medicare and Medicaid always accepted. organization can list volunteer unteer. The revenue derived from locker rooms. opportunities on VolunteerMatch. corporate licenses' preserves' edy stars Kate Hudson as a character with a successful The score would remain Many of the organizations listed, VolunteerMatch's financial stabili- fashion career and a decadent Manhattan lifestyle. deadlocked for most of the sec- 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 including Elder Wisdom Circle and ty, and strengthens its capacity as Everything changes in her life when she becomes the ond half, as the defenses waged Easily reached Irom Routes 22, 24 & 78. Just 1 mile from exit 41 off I 78. RSVP (the Retired and Senior an effective public service — and guardian of three young children. Trying to juggle it all, she a classic gridiron clash. The Another service of the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders Volunteer Program), provide one of the few online social servic- realizes she must make a life-changing decision. teams stopped each others' run- opportunities for seniors looking to es available. ning game, exchanged fumble get out and do good. Senior movies will not be screened in November and will (All times p.m. unless otherwise noted.) Call9O8-771-5?Of ^ This article is courtesy of ARA resume in December. recoveries in the third quarter, Elder Wisdom Circle pairs Content. THURSDAY, SEPT. 30 and neither could muster the Girls tennis momentum for a scoring drive. Cranlord in County Tournament, TBA "They did a good job bringing AARP official Volleyball their safeties up and stopping Cranford at Passaic Valley, 4 us," said Hull. "We had a lot of Field Hockey success going right at them but State of the Art Cancer Treatment Center in NJ will discuss Cranford vs. Johnson, 4 we just ran out of time in this FRIDAY, OCT. 1 one." drug program Girls tennis Brearley finally struck late '{"Intensity modulated radiation Cranford in County Tournament, TBA in the fourth quarter during a | therapy (IMRT) wraps radiation beams Football 10-play drive engineered by New State of the Art Equipment For seniors and soon-to-be sen- -• Brearley vs. Wallkill Valley, 7 \ precisely around tumors to destroy cancer iors in the Channel 35 viewing Russo that ended with him with Fully Integrated IA1RT System area who have more questions SATURDAY, OCT. 2 finding Nick Mascaro for a I cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue than answers about the newly Crosscountry. touchdown with about two.min- enacted Medicare'prescription - Cranford in tho Shore Invitational Meot, utes to play. ; drug legislation, help may bo at TBA A subsequent onside kickbff Football attempt was recovered by New hand. • ' ! '. Cranford at Scotch Plains, 1 Simeon (Sy) Larson, coordina- Girls Soccer Providence, and they proceeded tor of the New Jersey AARP . Cranforti at Governor Livingston, 10 to run out the clock for. the'vic- Medicare Prescription Drug Task a.m. tory. '••.'..'•'. Force, will discuss the implica- • Russo, along with Ryan tions of the new law for seniors, MONDAY, OCT. 4 Hoag and Drew Vanderzee, Field hockey - : their caregivers and "baby ; Cranford at Johnson, 4 starred defensively for boomers" and answer questions ; Boys Soccer Brearley. from listeners to Channel's 35. ! Cranford vs. Union, 4 Looking ahead People in Focus program 7;30 .. Girls soccer The Bears take on Wallkill p m. Oct. 6. Granford's Irv Cranford at Union,. 4 Valley of the SCIL conference, a Dicknian is host of the program. • Broarloy vs. Mother Soton, 4 new addition to the Bears foot- 892 Trusslcr Place, Railway, New Jersey 07065 Volleyball Since the passage of tho pre- Cranford at Scotch Plains, 4 ball schedule this year, at home scription drug program, questions The cheerleading squad practices for their appearance on News 12 New Jersey's "Friday Night Football" program, tomorrow^ night; Th :'':S^£s5iii'i»iS!CJ*JB*'!1'"'"''*' 'V ''i!";: "'"'"• September 30, 2004 Cranford Chronicle C-3 C-2 Cranford Chronicle September 30, 2004 HJKALTH BENEFITS (full family coveruee) Hospitalization • Doctor Visits •, Prescription Drugs Dental -Vision • Hearing Aids - Chiropractic Services Strong season for NoMinimums-NoMaxiinums • Pre-EbdsitingConditions Covered - No Claim Forms or Referrals Needed Cranford 11s The Cranford 11-year-old baseball tourna- New opportunities to use faux finish techniques $50.00 PER MONTH Ag ents ment team had a successful summer sea- Welcome! 1-888-768-LIFE ext. 54 Welcome! son, starting with a third place finish in the (ARA) — It's that time again — es when it comes to faux iinisliing? furniture, frames, chair rails and classic American fabric to make a OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: Colonia tournament, where the team fin- the change in weather and the rush If you can imagine a fiiu'sh, it's prob-' other trim pieces. statement of casual individualism. ished with a record of 5-1. Despite some to redecorate before the holidays ably available, says Elios. Texlutvd Rolling — Finally, for Now, Chambray can-go anywhere, WWW.LIPESAVERSEMERGENCY.COM ups and downs over the summer, the team arrive means many do-it-your- 7\iixan Influence — Recently, the those looking to bring a touch of the including on walls. Tliis soft weave MEMBER: BUB of N.J., U.S. &14.J. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE also posted a third place finish In its last selfers will soon find themselves Tuscan influenced design has rustic outdoors inside, there's tex- faux technique is simple and adds tournament in Clark, defeating Warren 3-2 1 preparing for winter with a paint- grown in popularity. Thifi rich, tured rolling. This incredibly unique warmth and subtle texture to any in the final game. Team members were, brush in hand. In fact, fall is the authentic artisan style that's remi- finish actually contains sand and room. In order to create the cham- from left: (front row) Sean Wheatley, Bobby busiest interior painting season of niscent of century villas found in produces a rough-to-the touch feel. bray look, a basic four-step process Gaeta, Chris Nlcastro, Sean Trotter and the year. And many of those tack- Tuscany has created the demand Typically, it's used to accent dens, is followed that utilizes a base Justin Matyas; (middle row) Joey '•.',;• ling a painting job will be customiz- for new faux techniques that pro- great rooms and bedrooms. paint, a glaze and -a wallpaper KENT'P LACE>SCH O G L Papandrea, Justin Van Ostenbridge, Mark ing in style by using a faux finish vide aged, rustic looks. Fc, Fi "Faux" Fubric Textures — smootliing brush. Osofsky, Eric Walano, Dan Couto, Andrew technique. Nappl and Mike Kahrer; (back row) Coach "Homeowners who once would You don't normally associate fabric Shantung Silk — If it's sophisti- Vlnnie Papandrea, Manager Jerry Gaeta, But we aren't talking about the have had to hire a professional to with painting, however the more cation rather than kick-back casual Coach Bob Matyas, Coach Chris Nlcastro. traditional faux finishes of the obtain a Tuscan wall influence, can refined, soil look of fabrics, such as that you're looking for, it's now easi- 1980s. The relatively simple, but now achieve the same beautiful satin, silk and chambray, are also er than ever to create the look of time-consuming, sponged-on and results themselves with a variety of being seen more ofien. Rather than Shantung Silk on your walls. rag-rolled paint finishes of the past products that make walls appear to relying on wallpaper or stencils to Precious and forma), silk faux fin- are quickly giving way to more sub- have been created by an artisan's provide the rich look of these fab- ishes are quickly becoming symbols tle and refined techniques that pro- hand," says Elios. "One of the rics, paint can now provide the same of luxury and refinement in the dec- SPbRTSCENE duce elegant and sophisticated newest finishes available is Tuscan results without the hassle and orating arena. As with most other looks. Villa Interior Plaster by Pratt & mess. finishes available today, application Wanted: Photographer PAL Football Phil Nowakowski, Fran Longo and Nolan According to Solveig Elios, Pratt Lambert. This product allows Damask — The tone-on-tone is a simple process but the results Hoinoman. Robort. Van Horn and Mark Wills Tho Cranlqrd PAL D-lanm (2-0) pickod up & Lambert color services specialist, DIYers to adiieve the elegant look of Damask effect is a design that can can be stunning. Its sucond win Sopl. 25 against Now also ran tho ball Vory woll. "Many of the new faux finishing aged European plaster in three Providanco, 19-0. QB Miko Mullon hookod up with Jonathan add pattern, color and class to "Consumers realize that their NJN Publishing is seeking Chris Willis Gcorod tho lirst touchdown Van Oslonbridgo lor a 33 yard pass cornplo- products easily allow a novice easy-to-follow steps." many different types of room set- choice of wall color can create a and Tim Mason addod tho oxtra point. Soon lion. Dofonsivo slnndouts woroGrog Moaso, painter to create a distinctive Crackling —• Another extremely tings, and provide a particularly bridge between their furnishings McGovarn scored (ho socond touchdown ond L.A. Embrt, Miko Koalinrj, qnd Kylo Smith. a freelance photographer for designer effect throughout their popular "aged" finish is called crack- elegant backdrop to more formal and accessories, as well as an over- Chris Witwick ran lor tho third scoro with a Tho PAL E-toam was busy this past COED NURSERY•& PRE-K 'OPEN HOUSES The Record-Press and Cranford Chronicle. 59-yard scampor. Linomfln Tommy Foyo, wook, playing two gamoG. Scotch Plains- home. Whether a consumer wants ling. With this technique, con- settings, such as dining rooms. This all mood," Elios says, "Pairjt color Brian Foyo. Tim Coda and Glonn Hollor Fanwood vlsilod Cranlord last Thursday. bold or subtle, innocent or sophisti- sumers can create a unique weath- satin and twill interweaving tech- and texture are very personal and oponod groat holos. Joll Woiss, Jako Forrostal and Robort cated, more than ever before, today's er-beaten look by using contrasting nique is the ultimate way to add a based on personal experiences. And Coed Nursery & Pre-K Open House Responsibilities will include coverage of Dolonsivo standouln includod Vinny Kosslor load tho ollonsivo. and. korry faux techniques can help achieve a paint colors, a paintbrush, roller sense of regal bearing to any deco- the variety of techniques and color Thursday, October 14,2004,9-11 a.m. . Colinorl, Joo Vicci, Roggio Groon, Tylor Wischucon, Nick Diaz, Slophon Patella & high school sports and cornpiunity events, Williams, A.lox Buono, Dorok Holl and Ray Joo Dugan load tho dotonsivo. look that showcases their individual and a sea sponge. It's an effective rating plan. combinations means there are no All School * Nursery-Grade 12 Granborg. Sunday, Iho Cranlord E toam travolod lo style, and that's what it is really all way to accentuate the antique, or Chambray — Chambray any- limits to personal creativity." Springfield. Jack Nunizato, Chris Stratton , The Cranlord PAL C-toam lost to Now about." heirloom, feel of a room and is often Sunday, November 14,2004 1-3 p.m. especially on weekends. Providonco 19-12. Luko Diano hookod up and Bob Konny lod Iho ollonso, whilo Jack Using new faux finishing products and techniques, a novice painter one? Interior designers and con- This article is courtesy of ARA with Austin Addona (or a 26 yard touchdown Davis, C. J. Taylor, Mat' DiMartlno, Richard can create a distinctive designer effect. Just how extensive are the choic- used to highlight accents such as sumers alike are turning to the Content. Applicants must pass. 'Dlano scored tho socond louchdown. Kloin & Brian Brun3 lod tho dolonso. Kent Place School Is an nll-glrls K through 13 Independent coltege-prilparatory Othor playors whp had a good gamo whero Tho Cougars will bo hosting Springfiold at day school with a coeducational nursery and pre-kliidergtirteit program. have access to cf digital camera. 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ARM 4.6:5 0.00 59; 9() .|.fi26 P R I C E S• " " * • "Ellen has demonstrated 1.000 0.00 5% 30 3, «)0 3/1 Jumbo 4.000 O.00 MK 30 4.060 Dapartmonl is slill taking registration lor boys MTA ARM 5/1 Jbo ARM 4.625 0,00 IO';6i0 4.710 u 4200 sf, 4 br, 3 1/2 bath a strong desire to help both 10-yr. ARM 5.250 0.00 5'i 90 5 129 GUARANTEED Not responsible for typographical errors. and girls baskotball, Grades 3-8 and also the A-D Credit. 80/20 Cmnhos. No Doc lo $lm Rales j:ood lor new applications & purchases Beat The lowest fixed rale jumbo mortgages. Lous lerm Bring lit any competitor's Sale items cash & carry only. Sale prices • one mile to the beach High School Basketball League. buyers and sellers fulfill Loans lo $4m. Open 7 Days. 90S LTV in Ilk Conforming liram m'iS'.-i LTV LH.IIIS i>> tJ 5 Million your k-si rale ti lee. [!esl lales I'oi self-employed rale locks avail, up lo 12 months on all prodiicls. ad or coupon and we will effective 9/29/04-10/5/04. Prices do not a $499K Tho last day of registrations Is Saturday. their real estate goals," says meet or beat that price Anyono inlorostod In signing up should come Cuccaro. "She is dedicated to AHM 800-924-90'M Lighthouse Mortgage 800-7H4-13J1 New Millenium Hank 732-729-1100 Summit Federal Savings 732-968-0665 Include sales tax. Beer prices represent down to tho Community Contor at 220 Walnut subject to ABC regulations, 30-yr. Fixed 5..175 0.00 60 5.390 30-yr. Fixed 5 375 0.005'i 30 5.-I'): 30-yr. Fixed 5.625 0.00 .TO 30 5.630 30-yr. Fixed 6.000 0.(10 2()';i 75 6.046 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted. Premier Property Finder Ayo. For moro information, call (908) 709- providing the utmost in 15-yr. Fixed 4.875 0.00 55 60 4.890 15-yr. Fixed 4.875 0 00 5'i 30 4.%() 15-yr. Fixed 5.000 0.00 :()<;; 75 5.062 Contact Tami Maro toll-free at 7283. quality service and will stop 15-yr. Fixed 5.125 0.00 5''i 30 5 130 30-yr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 5% 60 5.790 10-yr. Fixed call call HI':; 30 call •""Crnnlord Soccor Club 10-yr. Fixed 4.750 0.00 Mi 75 4.835 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381.6776 • FAX 732-381 '8008' at nothing less than that. 5/1 ARM 4.375 0.00 5% 60 4.2.10 5/1 ARM 4.875 0.00 .TO , 30 5.625 _ 1-877-264-6114 or e-mail The Cranford Soceor Club will bo hosting 30-yr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 109;. 30 5.S38 1-yr. ARM 3.000 0.00 20'ii 75 4.462 I'm delighted to have her on 5/1 Jbo. ARM 4,375 0.00 5% 6(1 4.230 30-yr. Jumbo 5.875 0.00 5'.; 30 5.8X0 u [email protected] a Passback Day during Picturo Day this 20-yr. Fixed 5.375 0.00 5'/< 30 5.460 Saturday at Iho Cranford High School. Tho our team." No Broker fee, Commit Fce.Orit;. Fee, Comnii. or Appl. Ill-u. 15-UJIHI l.-yr, AKM pp iTsEAGRAMS DEWARS SMIRNOFF^ BACARDI RUMX Consislenily Low Rales Open 7 Days a week ')•'). Ask aboul our uo closing cosl loans ussnp.iv iiteni blhliiy coinmilim-iu. I.iK-k-in al .ipplicilum. Passback Program collects usod but still A lifetime Union County Fee! No Cost Refi Avail! Close al Home! 7 CROWN WHITE LABEL Vodka 80° Light • Gold • Select playable gear and sonds it to teams and resident, Murphy is has a Check mortgage rates daily at: 01 organizations which aro otherwise unable to American Federal Mtg. 888-321-4687 Loan Search 800-591-3279 Partners Mortgage 888-RATIi-SALli; 4&00 4 ft J afford even tho most basic soccor equip- strong knowledge of the 30-yr. Fixed 5.125 1.15'/3c 30 5.225 30-yr. Fixed 5.500 0.00 K-;. 45 5.550 30-yr. Fixed 5.125 1.00 .TO 60 5.170 1.75 litor 175 liter ATHLETE OF THE WEEK ment. All soccor equipment that is still usable local area, including the 15-yr. Fixed 4.875 0.00 5'i 30 4.940 15-yr. Fixed 4.500 1.50 5?i .10 4.620 15-yr. Fixed 4.500 1.00 .TO 60 4.540 BO 1.75 liter/ I O 1.75 \u\y is accepted. school districts. She belongs ELLEN PRICE MURPHY 30-yr. Jumbo 5.625 0.00 10/1 ARM Jbo 5.250 0.00 90 5.108 30-yr. Jumbo 5.375 1.00 5 420 ( JACK JOHNNIE "sponsored M: Many playors who receive this oquipmont 5'J 30 5.629 .TO 60 (tAPT. MORGAN RUM to the 'Greater Union 7/1 ARM Jbo 4.875 0.00 •1.897 ^DANIELS ABSOLUT 5/1 ARM 4.250 0.50 .TO 30 4.290 15-yr. Jumbo 4.875 1.00 5'-i 60 4.920 34 30 30? Vgrlg, Spiced'Parrot fay i aro playing without cleats and wearing |he 5/1 ARM Jbo 4.375 0.00 10',i •)() 4.691 saino clolhos thoy wear to school. Items County Association of spent 20 years devoted to r JIM BEAM 4400 ( JOHNNIE FINLANDIA «« (SEAGRAMS GIN All Rales and Fees Guaranteed in Wriimg! Zero Pis, Zeio Fee Loans Available 10 sought include: uniforms shirls, unilorm Realtors and the Garden I Req.« Lime Twist customer service in the www.amfedinlg.com www.LoanSe.irchvnm NJ's .imesl Jiunho Ralvs Fiee Refinance forever. 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Original Boys Soccer Neil DellaValle, a senior on the Brearley 3, Hillside 2 - varsity soccer team, has been playing Matt Felner scored the winning strong all season as the goalkeeper and goal with nine minutes remain- recently led the Cougars to a shutout ing and had an assist to give over Westfield. Brearley (2-2-1) the win in Hillside on Thursday. Chris Moreno also had a goal and assist in the game. Wojtek CORDIALS CHAMPAGNE AMERICAN WINE WORLD OF WINE Sliwinski scored for the Bears as well. 750iCAROLANS 750 ANDRE 1.5LF0XH0RN White Zinl. • >I99 1.5LRENEJUNOT . ' 33 Presented in conjunction with Cranford High School? IRISH CREAM Regular.. ...9" Cold Duck.' Strawberry • 1LDEKUYPER .:. Dry Brut •Spumanla _ Cabernet < Merlol • Chard. ..;..„•#•. Red'WhiTe Girls Soccer PATRICK WIANFRA JR. 1.5LGALL0E&J y|99 IStCANEI. •-•-. . . Sour Apple Schnapps* 750 VERDI -.- 149 Brearley 1, Hillside 0 — Whits Zlnlandel , *| White "Ross,.....; ..' Peachtree Schnapps ...... 9" Spumahte ...... 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Sarah Morgan and Ashley 750ROMANA.SAMBUCA Brut* Dry..,:.... ,.J/ dent of Scotch Plains, has been named White'Black...... 17" 1.5LR. MONDAVI 750MOET&CHANDON OQ99 TUESDAY SPECIAL WEDNESDAY SPKCIAI Hynes "scored the goals for 750HPNOTIO '••• . Woodbridgo 10oo the office's Sales Associato of the Month UqJ 19" Nectar Imperial tmW • Cab." Chard. *Morloi: Cranford in the loas Monday to for August 2004. 11 KAHLUA .••.'• 7S0RQEDERER OA99 1.5L TURNING LEAF 750 SANTA.RITA Sauv. Blanc • Aw oven the Cougars' record at 2-1- Colfoe LlqLieur .,.;.,.„. 19" "Pat customizes his marketing tech- EstatoTHermitage OU Cabomot • Chardonnay • •] »|99 Cabernet • Chard. «Menot...,...,"J 2. ILAMAREnO.. 750 VEUVE-CLICQUOT O4Q0 34 niques for each seller allowing for the Brut NV JU.....G: WINE-,.«J|. Mflttot'PlnotGilQlo..., I I • 01SARONNO;....: ...... 20" Cranford 7, North most efficient and offective selling 750 GRAND MARNIER 3L LIVINGSTON .CELLARS 99 750 GLEN ELLEN . A 00 75() YELLOW TAIL Plainfield 0 — The Cougars' plan," said Marge Cuccaro, manager of Liqueur..'. ; , 26" Chard. >M«!rlot« Cabernet,,., 8 Cabernet • Chard. • Mailot ...... •# Cab.* Chard. • Merio! •* THURSDAY SPECIAI 1.75LJAGERMEISTER: '4L CARLO ROSSI . 750 BERINGER: A2O Snta/Cabemet • Shlraz (2-0-2) Brittany McGinely the Prudential .New Jersey Properties Liqueur ...„,..;....:,.:... 33" ChabUs • While Grenache • White Zlnlandel...., .-...,.*| 750 BLACK SWAN Cab.- Dinner tor 2... recorded a hat trick for the Meriot'Chard.'Shlraz ., Westfield office. "In addition, his exten- Burg. • Rhine • Vin Rose • , • 750 R. MONDAVI Woodbddge C99 PaisanO'Blush*Sangria* *f99 Antipasto, Ziti w/Meat Cougars in North Plainfield on sive knowledge of the Union County 750 CRISTAL Cabernet*Chard.'Meriot *3 . '• ilfaz/Cab. • White Zinlandel'Chlanli...; I Sept. 22. Gina Malangone • area, as a longtime Realtor and resi- 750FETZER •' met/Mertot ;„, 'read, & Chicken Mamil ARGUARDIENTE.; :... 4LPAULMASS0N-. 799 scored n goal and two assists. 1.75L E&J Sundial Chardonnay • 760WYNDHAM dent, is a great asset to buyers." WESTtlELD $599,000 WESTFIELD $599,900 WESTFIELD $649,000 Brandy Chablls • RosO • Burgundy.;.... / .'• Eagle Peak Moriot • • C99 Shlraz. Ashley Hynes and Kate Bither Valley Oaks Cabernet .....;..;.....w •• Manfra, a licensed broker, has been a Contemporary home totally rebuilt in 1992. Open Chelmsford condo. Bright, spacious 1st floor unit. 2. 75OMARTELLVS . 4LINGLEN00K ' Q99 750CORyO Enchanting; Wychwood home, 4+ bedrooms;' stone 750 BLACKSTONE • "799 found the net as well. residential, resale specialist for more Cognac .•,:.:...... '...•...... 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For a list of homes outside the -NY; Metro area, visit our National web site at http://www.coldwetlbanker.com. . St D ..,. *f " VR Chardonnay •, 25-10, 25-14 — Amanda Asian . He can bo reached at (908) 232-5664, i DIETCOKE.. MARGHERITA- < 103 Miln Street, Cranford ©2002 .Cold*ell Banker Residential Brokerage Corporation. An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. Each OKIce Independently-Owned and Operated. 24-12 «cans PEPSI VERMOUTH . 159975' 0 KENDALL JACKSON 4 A09 had 2.0 assists and Alisson , e>tt. 110. ..-•''.- .••.-"• ...... ;...„..,.....,„.•*# VR Cabernet* Meriot I & ; (908)272-2500 Oiirollo. had four kills for the' Cougars at home dn Thursday. C-4 Cranford Chronicle September 30, 2004; September 30, 2004 Granford Chronicle Officials u ( NEWARK — As• thu. Nov. j, 2004, dead- by a registration payment of $90, a copy of sumer confidence and ultimately help the sumer must give the contractor written bility insurance in a minimum of $500,000 ' line approaches for home improvement con- the contractor's certificate of liability- insur- industry." notice of cancellation. Contractors must per occurrence. . . •• tractors doing. business. in New' Jersey' to ance as well as other documents.'To help "Here's a note of caution for procrasti- refund to the consumer any money paid Provides that anyone who knowingly' become registered witli the. State, Attorney contractors understand their obligations, nators:This is not one of those thingsyou within 30 days of receiving the written violates the act is guilty, of a crime of the-' • General Peter C. Harvey "and. New Jersey Consumer Affairs has prepared an instruc- notice of cancellation. fourth degree. In addition, anyone who vio-,' Division of Consumer Affairs Director Keni want to wait until the last minute to do," tion sheet on how to complete the. applica- Erdos said; "We anticipate that the regis- — Requires home improvement contrac- lates the act is also subject to civil monetary; Erclos are urging contractors k> begin sub- tion .and a sheet of "Frequently Asked penalties under the Consumer Fraud Act of' mitting their applications for registration tration process will take several weeks tors — those who engage in the business of Questions." These materials also can be and any hesitation on the part of contrac- making or selling home improvements up to $10,000 for the first offense and up to' now. ' • '". obbiined at Consumer Afliars' website or by tors to register only stands to delay the including remodeling, altering, painting, $20,000 for each subsequent offense. ' The Contractors' Registration Act, which calling the agency. process and affect their ability to work." renovating, repairing, restoring, moderniz- — Requires a written contract when the! takes effect on Nov. !), was signed by Contractors who fail to register in time To ensure that contractors are aware of ing, moving and/or demolishing — to regis- improvement work exceeds $500. The con ; Governor James E. McGreevey in May •are prohibited from making or selling the registration requirements, Consumer ter annually with Consumer Affairs. tract must detail all terms and conditions,; establishing registration requirement for.home improvements in New Jersey, barred Affairs will soon be sending letters — — Bars anyone who is not registered, including among other things the legal those who sell and make home improve-, from obtaining local construction permits along with the application and instruction unless they're exempted from the registra- name, business address and registration' SIFIED ments. Contractors should submit their and face civil monetary penalties as well as sheet — to individuals who may be work- tion, requirements, from working as a home number of the contractor; a copy of the cer-' applications as soon as possible to ensure ; tificate of commercial general liability possible criminal charges if they continue ing as home improvement contractors in improvement contractor. 1 they are registered before the Nov. 9 dead- to do home improvements without becom- New Jersey, Consumer'Affairs1-also' has — Bars municipalities from issuing con- insurance; and-.the: total price or other con- line. ing registered after the effective date. sent letters and. application, packets to. struction permits to contractors who are not sideration to be paid by the consumers,; . . Applications may be obtained by logging "We urge home improvement contrac- municipal construction code officials registered or exempted from the registra- including finance charges. • [• To Place onto http://www.njronsumeriiflnirs.com/con- tors to file their applications now to encouraging them to make the packets tion requirements. — Requires contractors to post their reg-; tractor.htm, calling (888) 656-6225, or visit- ensure that they are registered by the available to contractors. — Requires registrants to disclose to istration numbers on all New Jersey adver-; ing Consumer Mail's' offices at 124 Halsey November 9 deadline," Harvey said. "We The Contractors' Registration Act estab- Consumer Affairs if-they've been convicted tisements, contracts and Correspondence- St., Newark, or 2 Riverside Drive, Suite 403, believe that this new law will help both lishes the following provisions: of a crime. witli customers and all commercial veliicles Camden. homeowners and contractors. By protect- — Gives consumers three days to cancel .— Requires contractors to file proof that registered in New Jersey and leased or 1 Each application must be accompanied ing homeowners, the law will increase con- a home improvement contract; The con- they have secured and maintain general lia- owned by the registrant, ; Drivers 230 Drivers 230 General Help 240 General Hefp 240 General Help 240 Comotery Plots Buy 1. got DRIVER: Drivors-OTR Class "A" . CLERICAL HANDYMAN POSITIONS 1 froo. 2 grnvos,' sldoty- adoption 105 $9OO-$l,10O WEEKLY. Part tinio. Insuranco To perform minor carpon- sldo. Gracoland Memorial Increase Your Earnings BOOKKEEPER Loadod and Empty Mllos ugoncy In Cranford seek- try & plumbing ropalrs )n AVAILABLE Park, Spruce section, Kori- NEW PAY PACKAGE Rapidly growing ADOPt: A BABV, A DREAM. Paid, Short Hauls. Floxl- CALL NOW ing PT clerical holp. Pre- 700 family complex. market? 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Devotod to Excollont Benefits, Homo In fast p.icotl envi- 2934 Word, Excel. & Gen ofc skills rates have fueled home sales to 65 percent or more in the same lished weekly in the business ,atihg their plans in light of the Drlvors. Requires Time, Asslgnod Condos ronment. Must bo fa CLERK Wlnllold Mutual & PSYCHIC Class-A CDL. EOE. Call Owner Operators Welcome Housing Cooperation Knowlodge of Quickbooi^ record proportions. Now, with span of time. rise in interest rates-and they mlllar witli Quick For our Wostfleld store, Must be able to potfomi or real estate section of most Smith Transport at 1- B00-444-4473 Roosovolt Drlvo READINGS Books, havo good counter sales and com- multiple tasks, ole admin WESTFIELD — A pair of sales associates in Weichert, financial experts in agreement are smart to do so. 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VINKVU17HS94 spoilex, only (i.OdO 'miles. moonioiii', healed Seats 3ii,0(l(i miles. VlNi>2l'550195 - worker, with previous expe- customer servicing &' su- patient-oriented person . Days, evonings & some BAY AREA, VIRGINIA 14,40 hospitals. 973-479-2668 II * laborers P/T positions avail. Acres with" 1300'' Deep Ivanhoo Financial, Inc.. VINW72-|t).'tS(i miles. VINiiVHW^i pervising other cuttomor w/gcod communlcaUon Saturdays. Interviewing rience for shipping/ re- •driver Seniors arid Retrees welcome. 7 days/24 hrs. ••',. Fanwood- Small sunny apt, I ceiving dept.. Must bo service reps. ; skills. rWF, 9-5, salary Sat.. 10/2/04 from 11am Waterfront $299,900 Rare ••''..' Ploaso contact Ploasci Fax ResUrno to! based on experience. to.2pm, 1811 Springfield Call 908-486:7889 SALES Opportunity to ,;.acquire TollFree- NO KITCHEN bf Ir 2" ablo to lift 50lbs. Apply fir., at; 147 North .Michigan Peter at 908-593-1800 or 968-322-9177 Please call: Avo. New Providonco.. SALES REPRESENTATIVES heavily wooded secluded l«77-203-9495 Ayo., Kenlrwirth, NJ 07033 Aton at 908-771-0123 908-233-6892 Please do not call office! WE ARE SO CONFIDENT. IN parcel with southeastern near . bus & train COUNTER Chatham- Lovely oneof-aWnd $695tufll,,avall., . $10,995 $6,995 $10,995 $11,995 OUR LEADS WE. PAY YOU exposure. Owner arranged wtr frt^nt custom built homo now AUTO SALES INC $21,995 financing 1-804-90&O991.. 908-322-5440 PERSON TO:RUN THEM EVEN IF In pivt setting. Ovorsbrod 2003 BUCK 2004 NISSAN YOU DON'T SELL. . 2001 CHEVY 2003 CHEVY 2004 TOYOTA PT Mf, Flexible hours for CROSSROADS REALTY.INC. mis, possible mother- GARWOOO • 2BH. 2nd rV. ol 2 fain PARK AVENUE MAXIMA SE AVAL0N XL busy Deli' In Union. Call Are you a self-motivated daughter, praupalra suite. DW, W/D Mi. oitSt. pie dosq. to CAVALIER DUI'AU LS positive person? Are you .Hi In Whiting with 2 of- sliop fi-tiara,, me. upditwl. Ami- 14dr, aulo, air, ps, nb, pw, plocks, 4dr, V-C, auto, air, ps, pb, pw,2dr LS, auto, ;iir, ps, pb, pw, Aulo, ,i'ir, ps. ph, pw. plocks, 4 dr, \'-li. atiln, air, ps, pb, pu', before 5pm 908688*884 fices to sorvo all your. Too many amenities to list prosontly . earning 12m\s, 6BR, 3Bath, & frplc limwd.. 51300/nu & 1 Vj mo, psciits,'leather, tilt, cruise, ciss, plocks, |»cats, tilt, cruise, cass, plucks, tilt, cruise, cd, muoii- pseats, till, cmise, cd, 34,000 plucks, pseals, lilt, cruise, I ' $1000-$1500 por week? Real Estate noods. Call 908233&1 Binfing & Selling Used Cars & Trucks • for Info & FREE Adult $669,000 alloy whwK, only 2.1000 miles. cd, 'alloy wheels, glass roof, roal', alloy wheels, -i-1,000 miles miles. VINW92S11L' cass, cd, only (i.OOU miles, ENTRY LEVEL • Qualified guaranteed !rv Luxor Asiociates Real Estate 'VINHW5921 20,000 miles. VIN(t4CHI!iH2ii VIXMl'UVTSSG come during training po- Community Brochure. GSWAOOO-4 rrnu, 2 BR'FJK. w/d Since 1955 Smallphoto studio seek- 732-627-9800 likup, rtffe kid, ctee to tans, Ing Individual for entry rlod.. Qualified $2000 Prices $40'sto$300's. 1 SIGN-ON BONUS; 1.8OO-631-55O9 no pets, 1 VJ mo. soc. $1050. lovol position. Job In- rm+uas., 9082720501 cludes ordorlng wedding Wo offor....a solid training l-fiOO-528-2880 JUST LISTED program with 2-3 Pie Sot QARW00D 4 room. 1 Bdr. albutns, working with cus- NY HUNTERS: Pro-season EAST AMWEU TWP- $20,995 $22,995 $8,495 $12,495 $22,900 qualified confirmod 1 1" fl. opt.', W/D hookup. 2 Cars & Specialty tomers, <& Clerical duties. fall. Land Bargains. • 5 Dutch Colonial, Has Ifi. Definite' growth.'potential; leads dally. •' With ou Acres- "Old Timers Camp"- blocks from train station, SUV & Trucks 2004 MITSUBISIU "NEW" credit process Country Kit., LR w/ wood $1000. 4 utlls. 1.5 mo. Vehicles 2003 MITSUBISHI 2001 CHRYSLER 2003 CADILLAC 2004 DODGE ^00MtW Knowledge of PhotoShop $29,900. 2.3 Acres-. Statd burning stdvo, DR, of- ENDEAVOR XLS 0 plUs. Call 90*277-2078 .moans All. loads tiro pro- soc. 908-322-6'178••• LANCER ES SEBRING LX SEDAN DEVILLE DURANGO SLT .approved bofolo you run Land Atcoss- $10,900. 64 (ice/study, 3-4 BR's, 2.5 4 dr, 4x4, aulo, air, ps, ph, pw, II Acres- So. Tlo>-. Borders 507-13 South Ave. 150 South Ave. 14Jr, aulo, air,, ps, pb, puvplocks, 4dr, V-0, aulo, air, ps, pb, pw, •tdr, aulo, air, ps, pb, pw, plate, ba, Full baselnent w/ Ig.. GARWO0D • Modom,3 BR, •IJr, 1x4. aulo. ,iii'. ps, ph. pw, tho appointments. . plocks, lilt, cruise, cass, cd, only plocks, pseals, lilt, cmise, cd HOSTESS Management opportunities .. Stato Land- $79,900. Over office. L^. end. porch, 2 BA, Close to Sliop.Trans. I, cruise, cd, 27,000 miles. pseats, leather, tilt, cruise, cass. cd, plockx pseals, leather. II seals, 125.now land bargains. All $1375. + Ullls. W/D Hkps, 'Garwood, NJ 07027 Garwood, NJ 07027 changer, alloy wheels, only Host Romanco Party, work Unlimited Income potential Detached oversized 2-car I WNWU031159 15,000 miles. VlN(tlN6-ll77f) alloy wheels, 17,000 miles. dual air. till, cruise, cd, alloy Call: ERIC:888-566-914't roglons, NYS Camps & . ^arago.4-Stnll burn No Pets. 908-7899557 14.000 miles. VlNiMK0271 BIS to SCOTCH PUINS 2 Bdr.. 2 share her. home with (I. apt. In renora(ed Victim same. 90a624O232 End Your Lease • rian, refrig., W/P hookup, UNION • Female seeks same near NY transportation, to share hico 2BR apt. IJu $1300./mo. + utilities. smoking/pets, Neaf col 908-322-8644. . ' . leges. M95 908-355-5385 SCOTCH PLAINS 2BR, 2" ri. avail.'.o/a Oct.l. S97&. Boons 460 & iitil.1.5 sec. no pets.. CRANFORD 1 BR in private 908-3224388 alter 6pm. Automotive/Classified homo. rJon smoking. No Scotch Plains 2br.for lent pots. Utils incl. Kit. full or sublet. Good location to bath, W&D, high speed in-. schools , . : & lerneL $62i)/mi)'+ 1 mo. Uans.$1080/mO. incl.parb sec. 908-272-4106 Call Patricia ~saw;—$15C tfk3ie£.Uflco4fl Si. Sat.. 10/2 9am-3pi Ave. Sat. 10/2 9-3 (rd Westfleld'Sat October 2. 8 Days -732-5946287 Rain Date, 10/9, 9/5.WVS till 11:30, Everything half 0DD9ltB0ltl6S OoportBHlties DININB RM SET- Exquisite Queen sta Castro convertible. Wing back chair $95 with ot- Clothes.: tools. HH Horn 10-9) Baby items, double eves. 908-464-4509. record albums & muc clothes, (urn. hh. 485price <3> 11:45. -160 Otisco wrought lion, thick glass Excellent Cond. toman $35: Gold Star A/C stroller, toys, clothes . more! Crawford Terr. Dr. (off Summit Avu by.Jef- . best offer.Longabenjer NY YANKEE YEARBOOKS Seara 12 inch Wood Lato. etc. '.- top. 6 cushioned chairs, 7323885645 (urson School) Something org. $8000. Selling for baskets(retired)prices oer Every single yeaibook from Inch Planer, 732^82-7265 Cranferd UNION- HUGE GARAGE SLEIGH BED queen size, SCOTCH PLAINS - 2066 ' for Everyonul 25 cents on $1850 CaU 9(»271J768 Bentley GuWe. 90^654- GUN SHOW 1950-2003. Mint Cond.! 121 Severln C<. SALEI6 South Springfield 650 mahogany; $350. . Very AT THE DAYS INN Sears Snow Thrower-5hp.2 Algonquin Or., (off Hot- ur). Ping pong table; lawn 650 3801 This Is a near impossible Inch, excellonl conditto , 10-2 & 10-3 9a-l Avo.. across from St. ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. DINING ROOM SET - 4PC good cond 908-928-9344 1946 ScrantooCaibondale field). Sat.. 10/2, 94 rnowor. table loom, pic- glass mirror wall unit collection to put together.. electric start. $350 obo clothing and other items James church. Oct. 2. -9 ' Do you' earn up to EttM IncQrrio Learn SOFA, Henredon, Uke New! Hwy., Scranton, PA • Empty Nest Sale -Twin BR, ture ffiimiis, men no $2000. FIRM- 732-382-2925 4,Ralndalo:lO/16. 9-4 how to • get fin.ancla.lly w/table- & chairs & 2 1 908-272-4836 ask for Bob CRANFORD • 15 Woodsho skis/boots, 'crocheted : S800/dny? Your own lo 74lnch. traditional, print. . Open to the public H. Costumes! Much morel freo NOWII! firo your glass tables. $1000 908- Rd., Sat.. 10/2, 8noon quills, king sz.' comforter, cal cand^ route. Includes $500. CaH 908-286O889 Oct., 2". 9-5, Oct. 3". 9-3 POOL, ABOVE GROUND 12 SERVICE STATION EQUIP. Union •-'. Sat. 10/2, 8AM- boss. If serious, thun 233-1657 For Info 717-697-3088 • X 18. oval, brand' new, . HH. items, clothing, book- small t.v., cuinsimirt, cans 30 MdiChlnos and Candy. Sofa & Loveseat $300. So. 580 Misc. Too much to list 4PM, 2758 Linwood Rd. • All for. $9,995. Cull 1.80a tlmo for ACTION join-to- Dining Room Set Oval 3-STEEL BUILDINGS Up to $1500. Call 908-245- old records. ' Scotch Plains - Entire of paint, clothns A much Western Stripe • 908-403-3685 (Off Liberty Avo.) Clothing. 814-6443. day training available banijed. pedestal table 70% Off. 30x50, 40x80, 1180. CRANFORD HUGE MUL Block Sale. Sat 1Q/2 WWW.rinrlfr^^doiii.cO"!/ 908709-9339 V JHH Items, Much Much ffffili W/2 leaves, ,pads, 6 •50x150. Can Dellverl •GUN SHOW* POOL TABLE Brand new, FAMILY - 7 Homiltor 9AM-3PM, Raindato. moro...... Are you making Sl,7iO per ojf 866-217-9380 chairs, buffet, hutch, great Charlie (800) 506-5160. incl. accessories .& up-1 Ave.,, (off Elluboth Ave Wanted To Buy 625 wook? All cash vending PA Expo Center hunting torage,'.' nice cond. ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO graded cues. $299. 908- or North Avu.), Sat., 10/2, routes with prjniu loca VENDORS/PARTICIPANTS . 501 Cetronla Rd., 589 9am: fum., clothingi tlons available now! Undai .Financial Services655 $2000.,obo 908-232-0840 Thomasvllle solid cherry YOUII BRAND NEW 889-9333 . Needed for Konllworth 1AA CASH (or records Allentown, PA ACOUSTIC GUITAR. 7i unlqiio home decor. miifis, toy cars. pez. dolls, 59,000 liwostment r«- DINING ROOM SET • TABLE, wall unit entertainment POWER WHEELCHAIRS, ; Historical Socloty's : Just minutes from Rte RANGE WhL Prank* 3tr Bee Rr Gunan S3M with (ishmu toddy benrs. toys Oil quired. Call Toll Free (24- AVOID FORECLOSUREI 6 CHAIRS & HUTCH. $120 ctr.,7pc.br set, . queen • . SCOOTERS AND HOSPITAL : 78 or Rte 22 6r PA Tpk . w/ hood. IS cubic It rtj04i«on> ' pick up Ahiiid shell CRANFORDAIultHamlly In. I\lov.i3 -.-• (10^1) INDOOR 7) 888-333-225-1. Save your home & 308-883-5012 Select Comfort bed, new . BEDS. CALL 1-80OS43- 908654-66S8 Open to Public to fncfeeJAskng $400 to both. Exc exc. cond. $1200 00! S;,l.lO/li2.84.RD 10/8&! FLEA MARKET at Kenil- credit. Call Susan at queen linens, colfeo and .9199 TO SEE IF y.OU .hh, fum.'klds stuff & moi WOrth Votorans Center. Ta: Dining Table- 7ft., solid pine Buy-Sell-Trade cond.7323881162. 272-8986 SCOTCH PLAINS Estato ATTENTION NJ BUSI- 732-895-1272 end tables.+ moro. 908- QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION.' 217 Blooiningdale Ave. bles provided: $22. widi. AFtink^'TacWoCollodflr NESSES AND ARTISTSI hand made. 37ln. wldo ,9254505 •'• , Sept.ll, 9am to 5pm & Sale 10/2. Sat., 9 to 3. fora RECLINER LIFT CHAIR multi PIANO Knab.e conr.o' Call 9082450861.' ' Wantstobuyold.jods, reels. Promote your company oxcl cond. $695' ALL STEEL BUILDINGS Sept.12,9am to 4pm • w/b'ench, • beautiful cho CRANFORD TOWN WIDE 1525 Raniapo Way off S$CASH$$ Cash Now for 908-464-7666 24X30 Was $10,380, sell positions, dual motor,- like- Park Avo./MiirtlMo linos, catalogs U.1 using the internet. Save WALL UNIT • 3 pieco genu- For Info 717-697-3088 new, used 2 weeks, fabric iwood finish, oxc. cond, GARAGE SALE 908/233-165.1 structured settlcmonts. $5,190. 29x50 was Oct. 2nd, 9am4pm $100's to Sl.OOO's by TRIPLE DRESSER w/trlfold . Ino almond lacquer, good JACUZZI- Jacunl brand,p 6lt covered, Cost $1400, sell $2200. 908-2338087 SCOTCH PLAINS • Frl & Sat. creating, designing and annuities, and insurance mirror, . walnut, very > Ed. $15,700, soil $7,850, Get your mop WESTF1ELD 122 Ferris payouts. (800) 794-7310 condition, originally $2400 . slnglo person . Indoor whit $900,908-412-9180, PIANO - Uptight Winter Roy . 10/1&2.1O-? Too much to ALL ANTIQUES- or older nuinpging your own 50x90 Was, $29,850, : For Inlo. 908-276-3530 ' Placo (off Prospoct), Sat J.G. Wentworth means cond:, $125. Coll \ $500 OBO 908-789-3134 pool tub, like new, w/whHpcx>l llstl 2117 Wostfiuld Avo. fum. DR sets, BR sets. 1 WEBSITE, visit Www. 908-591-1557 sell $15,490. 1" Come SAUNA- • Dompnstrator ale, good condition. $700 PHCranrord©aol.com 10/2. 9-3. Antiquo o Casli Now for Structured •jots. whKow/ chiome & gold corner of Wostfiold Rd. pc or contents ol house. bluodofphinportal.com • txUctes QUBOI .1"; Sorvol ,Joo . (800) unit, porsonal Infrarod 908:580-1566 drossor, br;iss bod. sof;i Settlements! DREXEL HERITAGE DR • it accent faucet Asking $300. FANWOOD- Chetwooi •973/586-180) Irur, bowl ricW fame,, poctstat .392:7817 sauna. i00%. Oriental STUDIO UPRIGHT PIANO T(.-rr.(Off Torflll Rd) SHORT HILLS • 3G Winding bod, tablo w/4 stools SSCASH MONEYSS-20041 crolch mahog. broakfront, iBOfcr. ifcper opoef, pod rafc. sacri P/U Only. 908-2332526 BUILDING SALEI "Rock herbal wood. RoJuvonElto Beautiful mahogany finis Multi-Family Carago Salo. •Way, Snt., 10/2, 9-2. DR $47 billion loft un- Cash for Structured Sot- double pedestal table, 4 &E.$2rJ09C8&863» ' : Bottom Prlcesl" Quick De- KENMORE WASHER $250. & your health. Reduco with'twitching bench. p«i 9.)-2|) Sat. Oct. 2". ToyU •& BR (Mm.. Ll| Tykos, Lin- Wesifcd-135Lrvi.il A«>, claimed 2003. Private. tlomont/Aliiullty pay- Shop the Ido, 2 armchairs •& tablo in!i-j •" .Ydu.Save CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE ^0,375 ^13,245 .; "85 Years Of Sales & Service" BUY, FOR LINCOLN Main Street, Peapack . FOR OBMSRP! 1 MI«U SPRINGFIELDACURA.COM MEOICARE DMBETICS CERAMIC TILE R0NSON ELECTRIC AH...PRICE 13 RIOHT ; •-.u';-T;-- - ittsicnmm FREE METERIII No cost Top quality All types of electrical work All Repairs 4 Mainte- Diabetes Supplies. Freeest. Uc 5532, Insured-Free Est. nance Int & Ext Painting o o o Al RITTER BROTHERS ART CUSSES DIABETIC SHOES. No 908-964-3484 25 yrs exp. 732-805-5683 Call 008-241-6049 MIKE'S FALL CLEAN-UPS, Paintings Wallpapering For children and Adults Cost to .Youlll Join Ins. Free Est. • ..- Drawing, Painting and Diabetes Care •' Club. PLANTING & SEALCOATING M»-Z76-7B32 MR DEPENDABLE: Painting, CLEANING SVC. •908-322 2736 908/233*904 lmkbmw.com ramie Sculpture. 973-495- FREE Membership. Homes. • Apt. Condos, carpentry, no job too sm. 6575. 177 Broadway FREE. Delivery. 1-800- HAM CLEANUP HousehoH or Bsmts, Garages. & Attics. ABSOLUTE BEST GEORGE'S FENCING Spedato dec vak fc * FS LANDSCAPING Clark NJ 07066 316-6391. Call NOWI constr. debris renxMl low Carpet Cleaning. Windows PAINTING a WALLPAPER (Allied Fence) Free Estimates rm336a Rue est 9084866431 Lawn maim., clean ups, ••• rale.freeesL, & Pressure Washing. Faux finishes, Rock & plaster Fully Ins. fertilizer & pesticide op- THE 2001 BMW NEED MEDICAL/DENTAL/ 90&232-5146 908-2060505 90»832-1063 repair, neat quality Work. 15 VISION BENEFITS for Povrer Wash, Painting, docks ' plication. Mulch, sod, . yrs, exp. Mark 9086888965 •COMPUTER SERVICES* resealed & painted.Clean< gravel, stone & design. your entire family? No AU CLEANUPS & Tho Fence Company . • TALK ABOUT REAL SAVINGS ON 1OOs OF NEW AND PRE-OWNED Need help w/Virus ' ago restrictions, pre- Ups, ' attics., basements, Portuguese Woman look- Call 908-233-5600 . A8J PAINTING CQ 740i DEMOLITION Will, re- All types & styles of fences Int/Ext Poworwoshlng Removal, U0ade», Repairs, Tu- garages. 908354-7058 or Ing for homes and offices existing conditions, ac- move anything. Cut down Installed. Free estimates. toring.lnstallatlon and More? to clean. References are 'Alum/Vinyl Roflnishlng. CERTIFIED CARS-TRUCKS-VANS & SUVs... COME IN NOW AND SAVE!!! cepted, unlimited us- small trees & Unwanted Sen/Ing Union Cpunty aiea 908-764-7768 ask for Mario Call tor Frea Est. age. $99/montn Includes avallablo as needed. • NEW CREATIONS * Roas Futy Ins 732-38*0717. weeds/shrubs. Leaves 'for23years. . . ••' Design & Maintenance -Lawns IN STOCK! 908*210925 $10,000 accident/, emer- Call 201-2460052. DAVE'S PROFESSIONAL lp Own The Bp gency coverage. CallNOW removal. Low Rates, Free 908-313-9441 $25.50&Up90&322-OO75 IMMEDIATE Estimates 732-448-9884 PAINT JOBS-lnt./Ext./Res. Hoaie Health Services 800-106-2073. 1815 Comm.-«oasoru»blo Rutes You Always Wanted DELIVERY! 1025 O.S.M, Landscaping, llto 9V3464-3661 or 9088837007 •VIAGRA' •Alternative A-l quality Home Demo, Leaf Clean-up & . ALL-NEW TOTALLY Pharmacoulical Grade ALL KINDS of liousehijld furniture, Diamond's Haidwood Room ANOELO'S Any Yard Work fat Loss, GARY'S Homo Improvement M Sanding, Roflnlshlng, , Improvement . POWERWASHINQ Pointing Co. Fieu Estimatcs.- In The First Place! CARE CONNECT. (3O.blUu tabs lOOhtg ; appliances or rubbish • ro Flnlshod Basements .Free ost. 908-486-5999 Installation. Froo Est,' for all your homo needs. Fulh/lnsurdd. Reasonable. REDESIGNED Experienced care givers lor $89.95) No Prescription moved. Reasonable Call 908 Kitchens / Bath remodeling Fully Ins'd. 732-283-44S1 Driveways, pools, bricks & 908-232-3557 elderly; Decent Prices, Reliable Noodedl FREE Ship- . 2320354. Call Many 903-245-2899 270 HP LUXURY sewico. 732-277-5404 ping. 1-888-527-0870 more: Dock Waterproofing •J&UHOMEIMPROVEMENIS/ BARGAIN CLEAN-UP FRANK'S FLOOR CARE & stain restoration. 25 . SEXPILLUSA.COM • Wood Floor Roflnlshlng In- A BATHROOM TILE , Hp, SEDAN RN, LPN.CNA Services Attics; Basements, Garages, yrs. oxp. Fully Insuied. Fioo Est. Private Duty Stalf Relief Lite Hauling. stallation. Over 20 yrs, oxp. REPAIR SPECIALIST 908-75e834S Grouting" Caulking" Small 908-437-0168 Overnights, Errands, Cleaning, PlanoTQDlniaflepalr 90&68&O576 FREE Est. 908-2724281 Jobs, Rich 7323816635 Wookly Lawn Cnro air shifts, Incl. weckoiitTs MIKE'S POWERWASH1NG Spilng/Fnlj Cleanup .OLD GUY PAINTING. IF YOU'RE READY TO Supeilor Quality Since 1990 & holidays 908-233-6933 CLEAN UP &.LT. HAUL Shrub Trimming/Planting Niiud Intorior painting? : ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS BUY, WE HAVE GREAT Free est. Insured. can Tioo Removal Call tho Old Guy 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto trans, air, pwr str/ABSAvind/hld seals/lcks, AM/FM stereo, CD ROBERT YQUNQ Tuned NUC DOOR BOY Flnlshod Basements 90*9250910 008/769-8971 . TV, Mot Opera, Westfiold 7 day sorvico. • • Attics • Bathrooms Uwn Ronovn- • dinar; till, cruise, suhri, Ithr inl, dual airbags,43,706 ml, Silt 1825150, VIN PRICES & GREAT Repair" and New Installation S S Schools. Call . .. 1-888-781-S800 lehiodoled. Froo Est. VtPOWERvVASHING* Uoil/lmtallatlon RICH'S PAINTING Guitar & Piano Lessons LEASE Store For Parts. Undsco|iu poslgn ; JDN82560.36 mo closed end lease w/10,000 ml/yn M thereafter. $30(X) cap TERMS FOR YOU.,. Basic beginner; .In your home. 908-75S-1120 AvI 973-379-7354 Houses, Patios, Fencing, Interior, Wollpapoilng, PER MO. BE THE FIRST TO OWN THE ALL-NEW PAUL'S CLEANUP 908464-1440 Rotalnlng Walls ' cost red + $389 tsl pymnl * $400 sec dcp • $525 bank foe" =$4314 due al John .732-9108477 Docks, Ind. deck stolnmj; Freu Estimates X38M0S. NOW! TODAY! Attics, bsmnts, & tar. Concroto/Urlck signing. Til pymnls $14,004. TU cost $1.7.529, Purch opt al lease end $16,131, TOTALLY REDESIGNED Carpehtry; Kitchens, decks, & soallhg. 908-25&O860 ,908/272-5473 389. 31,84O Int./ext, domolltlon. JaSEVOvBJHEADDOOR Pavor patloa • Walkways PIANO LESSONS Tutoring aJnstrocKon basements, attics, sheet- 1 Very dopondabld. Garago doors •SOpGialors Group.fi/ individual for toons rock. Joo Doman Fully Ins. Coinmorcbl/Ros. 908-964-1554 C'l l totJldlls l UWB M & adults,. Course: "How:to 825 908/686-3824 Gare&landSGSDlQg VIsa/MC Accoptod CAR INDOOR ™^ Play My Favorite Molody Froo Est. 233-3792 908-709-0704 PLASTERING MATH TUTOR-SAT prep. VINNIE'S CLEAN-UPS Sheet Rock w/EaSS.",Courses 4 & 8 mos. C.B. CARPENTRY LLC T0C AljJebraCulc, All levols. Ctirt.' Attics, BsmtS, Raragos, DISPLAY AREA S Call for.tippt. 973^76-9693 Windows- DoorJ' Gardes Patching toucher. M.A.; pationt, exp.; Entire Homo. Prompt, Prof'l AMI Clean Ups &. 908-925-2448 • Docks Lawn malntonanco C.ieat results. 732603-9521 & friendly. 908-620-1300 BARTELL'S Masonre 1065 • UP TO 2-YEARS/5.0.0OO MILE WARRANTY Call 908-296-1704 Miscellaneous m Farm & Gardon 908261-4919 Angolo's Masonry Steps, FROM THE EfJD Of THE ORIGINAL NEW Reasonable, Discounts Apply Plumbing 1085 DIET PILLS* Now Pro- PIANO & HARP Instruction Deehs aPaifos 930 Top soil, Mushroom Soil. patios, watorprooflng, CAn WARRANTY WELLS HOME IMPS. drainago work. 25 yrs. BERMAN PLUMBING & scription . Strength Jullllnrd Alumna Stono, Quarry Dust, Wall ABSOLUTE BEST Thatching, 908-241-2731 DECKS BV UNLIMITED All types of carpontiy work. oxp. 908-7568345 HEATING: Repairs, Remodolfng. • BMW ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE 24 HOURS A DAY/ TUlALiy REDESIGNED • 300HP (Phontrazlno 37.5mg 60 We build all typos of docks. Stone, Grlnnoll Block, RR totlvooms, kits. Call seeding, adratlon, lawn Lie 4396. Call 90S687-4848 365 DAYS A YEAR tabs $89.95) No Pro- All work guaranteed 10 yrs. Tlos, Firewood, & 7323968567 cutting, fall cleanups. Free JrPAUL'S MASONRY* MIKE OZERANSKY scription Nooclodl FREE FieoEsLlns. 908-27&8377 PVC .drainpipe estimates. 732-574-2181 '00 323Ci .. Star . ...: •11,500 ml, ... • ALL WHEEL DRIVE ' Shipping i-888'527- Repoira & Installations 732-388-1581 Bushes & Shrubs Trimmed • STEPS' SIDEWALKS SEDAN '00 3250 .. Black.- 55.190 mi LUXURY 2-DOOR COUPE LUXURY 4-DOOR SEDAN 0870DIETPILLUSA.COM. Bulk Division 908-654-1566 Rosld. & Comm. ins •01 325CiC . SiOfiru ..; .42,000 ml. Guttors Cloanod • BRICK & -CONCRETE Rumb. Uc. 6461.732-388-1130 •I df, 6 cyl, aulo trahs. air, pwr •01 MI .Star... DrUeways 940 30,-17.1 ml. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Family. Health Cnro w/ A-l QUALITY 1020 Drlvoways Sealed • SPECIALIST- slr/ABSAvind/aiats/lcks, till, cruise, swirl, llhr '02 32Ei Silver ...: -IG.0I3 ml. Angolo'e Proscription Planl HOME IMPROVEMENT Call Rich 908-6530611 ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS ROMEO PLUMBING & Inl, Prem Pkg, Sport Pkg, Cold WeathSr Pkg, '03 325OC Black.. .24,1.12 ml. $69.95/mo: Excellent Driveway Soalcontlng CLEANING 908-964-1554 '03 3251 .Star...... : 23.033 ini. Complote bathroom HEATING. Llcbnfco 5270 29,586 ml, Stk. JBP26OO4, VIN JGX260M, covernRe nationwide. No Blacktop patcho9. Officos, Apts. & llousos by BW Lawn Maintenance - 000-322*2990 '01330DC .. Sitor 24,383 ml. renovation 908-654-3369. 25 Vro. Exp. GUTTER CLEANWG Fall cleanups, comploto 36 mo dosed end leaso w/10,000 ml/yn .20i •0l'33OCi... . . Oluo,.. Limitations, Includes Poiluguflso lady, vorygd. rels., •,. .,45,927 mi. 808-78B-834S $75 Most Hortlds landscaping, sod. topsoll, Mowing & Storage 1010 . ihoualler. S3000 cap cost rod + 53)91st '01 33OXi Savor.. 62,502 ml. Dental, Vision, Pre- own transportation ROYAL FtUSH '02 3.101.. . , 973-48S4733aftor4. planting, snow removal. MAP TRUCKING pymnt +.S350 soc dep + $525 bank foo" = Black.. ...27,047 mi existing Condition OK. PATERNO PAVINQ Sewer & Drain Cleaning '03 MOD. Black . .: 15,752 mi ORDER YOURS TODAY! DEEGANGUITCRCa Call 908-352-0439 or 908- Trl-Stoto Aroa $4194 duo al signing. Til pymnls $1.1,484. Til > SEATS 7*265hp« MOON ROOF •Coll WCG 1-800.288- ACCENTS WOODWORKING Plumbing Sorvlces '03 330X1 duo 25,603 ml. 9214 oxt. 2344 Curbing & Sidewalks 908-322-2014 • 361-0507. 22 years exp. 4 Insurod. *** Llc# 12159 cost $15,009. Purchoptalleasa6ndS13,553. OVERSTOCK • LUXURY LOADED!!! • • Frog Est. Bcellent Cleaning ^c 908-C54-G940 •016251..'. . 29.500 ml. *GOV'T GRANTS*--2004I Finish Carpontry a Cablnotn/ Call 245-6162 MARC LEPORE Oultora & Good Roforonco, Price and 908-925-8890 '0152ST . SJvor . 48,010 nil. PERSONAL BILLS. Mantles, Molding & Bullt-lns Leaders Cloaiwd & Ropalrod, Exp Call B 908-756-2763 RITTENHOUSE MOVING Stm'4 Plumbing & Heating 1)25251 • Silvor . 34.GG0 mi. SCHOOL, NEW BUSINESS, Custom Kltchon Cablnots SEALCOATING Froo Esllinnl09. Instnllod Exp Mon • Low Ratos Installation, Repairs '03 S25i . Sta . 24,745 mi. 2003 C24O 2003 PILOT Or Quality Kitchen Rofaclng CALL 608-978-9232 '98 520i. 1999 PARK AVE 2002ML32O W- BILLION LEFT UN- HOUSE CLEANING 908/241-9791 Uc«O404 SjKor .. 40,023 ml. HONDA 8 Pass, 4-dr,-6-cyl. aulb tons, Portfolio & Roforoncos 908-322-273G •M52B. .Black . G2.G44 ml. MERCEDES .B.ENZ 4-rJr, 6-cyl, oiilb. BUICK 4-door, 6-cyllndor engine, nulo MERCEDES BENZ SUV 6-cylindor on- CLAIMED LAST YEAR. llyrs. oxp. Good rates. Exc. PM00112 908-78»3613 AC, p/sloor/brks/lxks, I/glass, consolo, Uruco Thlol 908-358-2325' $38IM> MPW •00520. Black .. 59.772 ml. Irons, AC, p/steer/brak6s, (/glass, sun. transmission, AC, p/sloerihg/brnkos, till' glho, auto.lrans, AC, p/slaer/brakos, rr. •NEVER REPAYI LIVE OP- rofs.,Anoti) 732-382«837 '01 MOi . cruiso, t/glass, loath Inter, AM/RM/Sloroo/ Handyman 1005 Sump Pump Repair - Lino Ar^on Silver... ..35,119 ml. rool.crulSo, t/whool, lealh Inlor.'AM/FM/ whsol, loalhor interior, crtilso control,'light dolrosl, till whool.'sun rool, cruise, laalh ERATORS. 1-800-41O- Electrical 945 • Design & Construction •0I53& .. SJvor 47.174 ml Cass, CD-Comp Disc Playor, 16.691 ml, 2613 EXT. 17. 7 DAYS. * RICHARD (SERBER * 11 yoors oxporlonco In HOUSECLEANING cleaning, Installing now •02 5301 . Sloroo/Cass, CD-Compacl Disc Player, group, AM/FM/Sloroo/Cassotlo, 81,266 Inlor, CD-Corppact Disc Player, 38,336 • Comploto Malntonanco Bluo . 37.954 mi. No Job too small ABLE ELECTRIC carpontry. All typos of work. linos, low prlqos. 908- '01 5-IOi 6,134 ml, Vin K3F3M232, List S33.995. mi, Vln HX4632655. WAS 59,995, Vln S3H.561978. WAS 533,995. I will do tho cleaning & you Star 30,495 mi ml, Vln K2A290674, ••';•.• • Patio • Walk • Diivoway 884-3108. '01540. . NEED AFFORDABLE Exc. work. Reasonable Roasonablo. Lie. 11500 732-680-0676 or sot tho prlco. Exp., rots. 1015 CiC AflilHUCllO . 45,824 ml. • Drninago • Excavating . HEALYHCARE7 $59.93/ 908527^226 Coll 9084000636 276-8692 & 688-2089 848-702-2130 & own car, 201-284-2170 Al Richard's Painting month por Family. No • Grading • Lighting '01 7-IOi S.Ivor 24.BOO ml ,$29,444 $6,990 87 $27,344 $27,999 •Rotalnlng Walls Experienced. Int./oxt. •01 7-lOiL . Bluo tations. All Pro-oxlsting SMALL JOBS ONLY ALK Electric Contractor 1AAA - HANDYMAN •ONE'S CLEANINQ - Exc. . 30,008 ml • Troo Work & Stump Very ronsonnblu. Froo SWIMMING POOL w/deck. 330 01 7J0. Grc-on . 'I3.70G ml. Conditions OK. Call P.S. Quality work. Roasonablo ftices. Rosi. Conim. Free Est, Ins. Guttors, Etc., Odd Jobs. wrjrk, groat job history, Est. Fully Ins. 24 hr. 02 7-15. • Fully Insured JW 12'X21', noods new 35.G12 ml 2002 MDX 2003 32X1 2001 3.2 TL 2001 MDX TOURING • Family Hoalthcarol (800) Call Bob LIC « 9732. ' No Job Too Small. Roasonoblo ratos, rof's answorlng oorv. llnbr $500 obo 908-322- 02 7-151 40,534 mi. ACURA 4-dr, 6-cyl. onglno, AC, p/sloor/ 908-241-8607 908-232:1171 ACUflA SUV 6-cyl, oulo transmission, ACUflA Typo S 4-door, 6-cyl englno, oulo ACURA7 Pass,'4-dr, 6-cyl, aul6 trans, 531-2630 sc;W-1034 . 908-755-4030 • (908) 868-8198 avail. Call 908-351-1878 732-499-9234 7749. CONVERTIBLE brks/windows, consolo, cruiso control. 01X530 ..Grimn . 34.034 ml Air Conditioning, power stGGring/brakes, transmission, AC, p/stoorlng/brakos/ AC, p/stoor/brakos/lock3, cruiso, moon 01X5 4 4: Mahogany lealh inlor, AM/FM/Sloroo/Cassollo, CD- 6 cyl, automatic transmission, air, ..35.079 ml. sun rool, Crillso control, loalhor Intorior, locks, loalhor Intorior, cruiso, roar dolrosl, rool, root rack, loalh Inlor, AM/FM/Slp- 01X5 3 0 QUck . 44.709 ml Compact Disc Playor. 32,797 mi, Vln pwr slr/ABS/htd seats/wind/lcks, AM/FM/Sloroo/Cass. 21,694 ml, Vln AM/FM/Slerpo/Cassollo, CD-Comp.acI roo/Cass, 41,763 ml, Vln K1H514750. K1A029771. «2H52$50O... Disc Player. 25,590 ml, Vin D3A02B548. WAS$31,995. .10TOCHOOSEFROMI AM/FM stereo, In-dash CD, 01 £3 2 5 Sienna Roil. 25,052 ml. leather interior/Sport Package, •01Z3 2 5. .Ytllcv 31.020 mi. Asking $30,999 ' Asking $27,999 Asking $26,777 Premium Package, 17,469 mi, $20,999 Stk. #96154, VIN WU96154. mm VtoJot .. 57,010 mi. 19 m SiWr . 70.000 nil. WE PUT THE FUNVBACK IN CAR BUYING! 1 SULLIVAN CHEVROLET Call Mr Phil for Price Quotes, GreWApproVal & Inventory Selection... Like No Other BMW Center In The World ? ALL CREDIT APPSACCE ' Financing Available IBS Through . BMW Financial Services Ask About AVAILABLEI Our Europoan wwwjmkbmw.com Dollvory Call Mr. Jett TOLL FREE: f btnwusa.com i Proanartl NEWS CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED SALES • SERVICE«PARTS • BODYSHOP RT. 22 E • SPRINGFIELD, NJ - 973-912-9000 MM Route 22 East • Springfield, NJ •Toll Free: 1-866-276-7832 We Speak English/Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic & other languages Showroom Hours: Mon.Thurs. 8:30-8:00 * M, 8:30-7:00 • Sat 9:00-5:00 Prices exclude taxes, reg. & lie. fees. 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NEW 2004 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4WD NEW 2004 cHtvRoift^irBU\ZiiLS4WD NEW 2004 CHEVI^OTETS^ REG GAB MCK-URJ 5 Spd, 8 cyl, p/stoering, p/b, air cond, dual aiibags, bucket seats, Inler pkg, koyless entry, 72 p/w, pdl, lill, cruise, p/seal, CD, 4X4, MSRP: 433MOS. $35,447. VinME224820. Slk>245318. NEW 2004 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 2500 CREW CAB NEW 2004 CHEVROLET TAHOJE 4WD NEW 2004 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 4WD Aulo.Vfl. p/s, abs. air cond, 4W0, sic a:rbags, buckets, cruise, lilt, (ml, p/w/l. p/drvr 72 seal, rr dolrosl, OnSlar. 6 disc CO. MSRP: the car you want MOS. 546,640. Vin«4R322897. SU»245930. 586 you want to pay: GM CERTIFIED • 128 POINT INSPECTION • SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE cwvMSi BLAZER LTCHEV^ CAVALIER cwmt IMPALA •.,. CHEWS'IMPALA „ . _.. CHWRSSTRAILBLAZER Ccrtiliod, Automatic, 4 cyl, Atito,fl cy t onoino. p/steaHng. p/brdies, . Aulohns,4cylji/ttMrlni),iilM,|iW/iiv Aulo Irons, 8 cyl ong, p/sloorino, • Auto traru, 6 cyl, p/ste6rtng, abs, air Auto,6cyl,p/«leerlng,(ib3,olrcond,. Auto, 6 cyl, p/s, abs, air, p/w, p/b, air cond, dual uirbuos, CO playor, air cond, p/w, pdl, airbags, kuyless elrcond, alrtwnj, till, cnilss, IUIUMI, abs, nlr cond, pJ\, p/w, alrbagi, cond, airbags, p/w, pdl, p/m, till, p/locks, p/w, p/mlrrs, tint, crulio, pdl, alrbags, tilt, cruise, tint. spoiler, 35,685 ml. VI.II17I80294., entry. 32,430 mlln..Vlnl12144436. , •'CD. 600 rnllts. ,Vln»4/27048n.' •' cass, 23,555. Vln#19332S6S. .. criilso. 18,125r*i.MrHaStBtMl till, 11,620. Vlnf29338934. .31,222 mllos. Vin«22114747. ^7595 13 995 i 14 682 115 995 H 6 078 ll 6 840 119465 5-STAR ^ 10WESTWESTFIELDAVE. • •••• Serving New Jersey For Over 45 Years! J ROUTE 28, ROSELLE PARK Is :•, CERTIFIED USED CARS! 908 241-1414 SULLIVAN SALE HOURS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT MON thru FRIDAY: 9AM-9PM CHEVROLET the first place to look for SATURDAY 9AM-5PM www.sullivanchevy.com Prices Include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for licensing, registration and taxes. Prices available on In-stock units only '0% flnancfng on select new vehicles In stock, to qual buyers, nuistyiave primary lender approval, In lieu of rebates, §Option aval with approved credit Photos used .for.layout purposes only, Offers cannot bo combined with any other.offec Not responsible, for typographical errors, All offers A rebates subjectto change without notice. All offers expire 72 hours after date of pubtaSHon, ••$:• ilrl'™r??!S September 30, 2004 'i". . \h 0-6 Cranford Chronicle | September 30,2004 \ PflMtlttttflM Cranford Chronicle SPA. 0Vflftt6ck>di! i Includes cover, delivery 89'Oldsmohlle Sierra- . • CHEVY BLAZER LT '01 Blk & warranty. $2999. was 113k miles, $800. > w/charcoal leoth. InL.-ox- $9999. 888-397-3529 908-276-7699, ! DOOQE Caravan '90, good Honda Accord 92 Full custom, cell. cond.,38K ml,, ox- MUST SEE «. Metcedet, 450»lc 1973- OLDS Clsra '90 89K. power VoBawagon Passat 95' GLX 1989 Classic Roadster Kit work car. 62,000 miles. good condition, 17ln rims, r tended, GM warranty. On- Dodgo SLT1500 1994 P/l) Whlte w/ tan velour Inte- • everything, AC, auto, 6 cyl, . auto, fully loaded, new tires, Car (Austin Healey 3000) lootiiiHifl i il500/obo.908-27fr8299 new trans, exhaust. In rior, pwr. windows, doors, 4. dr., S1200/obo. Call Has '85 Corvetto drive Star, moonroof. remote Magnum V8, fully loadeft $2900obo 908-5784975 . now exhaust & battery,. 2 DODQE Grand Caravan '98 take, spoiler sys. clear Its, ' sunroof, aci automatic, 908-232-5877 train,-17K'nil. Immaculate starter. $18,200 908- P/D, alarm, TV, C/D. 86k 301-0643 •: tone sliver/green, tan Inta 64K. fully loaded, exc 30,000k, near mint cond., OLDS INTRIGUE 1999- power VOLVO 74OGL 'Station cond. $20,000/obo ACCURA RL 3.5 '98 -7Greei> ml. $4,995 908-233-5954 Wagon '90, silver, leather extended bed with lln« cond. Asking $9000. Call . $11,000 908-245-1997 • everything, leather InL. 115k 90&832-€205 CHEVY BLAZER S10 1993 Perf.cond., 116K, Lbaded.1 seats.-good cond. only $6500 973467-0276 ' ! -Roofing-Siding• 908464*781 ' Honda Accord Ul '89 ml. original owner, AC, CD, '5S Chevy 4 dr.. 350 ong.. 4 dr, 4 x 4, power steor- $9500 973-992-7678 I MERCEDES-99 E320 53,000 miles. Asking 1 Dodge Lancer 88. turbo. 4 matlc Like • new 98K. $3500./bo. 908-2562294 AT. runs good, ing; windows, locks, abs • Repl. • Windows • $250 for listings $3750.917-7480070 4dr, . 118k ml, A/C. $17,900,000.908403-3685 Plymouth Accalalm LE 90'- $5000./0BO' 908499- breaks, WOK gd cond. FORD '84 F150 4X4, poweo 800-749-8104 x A119 4850 . $2,900 90&241-9O75 Fully Ins. FreeEst. am/Cm. $1200 as Is. MERCEDES BENZ '86 560SL 6cyl. good cond., 93k, VOLVO 850 1994, white, ful, new tires & brakes) LXEHINEW 908^62-6999 after 4pm paint good, $2000, CnH ALL ROADS LEAD TO MAPUCREST Honda Civic 03'- Cpe.. Blue. light ivory on . palomino $15006bo 908-931-0701 black loathor Int., pwr CADILLAC DEVILLE CON- DODGE '99 Durango 5.2L, 11 Acura Integra LX 95'-, 97K I Fully loadod, Pa, Pb. ABS, sunrf, heatod seats, fully 973-377-7384,,Andy. : • • • DODGE STRATUS 00 - Pur leather, both hard and soft Plymouth Neon 97'- 2.0L, VERTIBLE '67 • All org., 3rd row seat loar AC, 79K ml., BOTH LOCATIONS MINUTES uell mntalned. lflCOdiafiHlflCOd , I CC, A/C. am/fm/cd, snfr, : (908) 709-1251 pie, 53K ml., A/C. all tops, all orlg., perfect Cond. DOHC, Auto, 89k, a/c, . . loaded! garage kept, mint, 87K ml., complete car, Must seel $10,500/obo 908- Iff A/T, keyless entry, alloy snrf..a/t $6700 90844749611 power. $5500/obo Call perfectly maint 82K, good cond.. runs excellent cond., 100k, Asking Sitting 10 years not run- 447-6002 ' FROM THE MAU AT wheols. 18kml. $14,000 $7400. 908B89-5139. FORD BRONCO '88-4x4, ACURA LEGEND '93, oxc 908-265-1679 $21,500. OBO Call 971 . $2250 64&45&6890 ning. Neods comploto res- 1 API 973-568-2733 226-2077 toration or uso for parts. oxc. cond, now tlres/rlnis DUE SHORT HILLS cond. 4 dr, man. trans,' Ford Aerostnr 93'- 95k, 7 P0NTIAC '00 FlREBIRD-teal, VOLVO 960 St Wag'96 DODGE DURANGO SLT+ alplno stereo $2,1001 $10CO/obo 908-4994231 1120 (ull leather seats & lnte-| pa6S, 6cyl, ps, pb, pvi, HONDA CIVIC '2000 Sedan Mercedes Beru C2801995 2. dr., exc. cond., 50K ml.. 5 135K CD. A/C, cruise Ctrl,' '00 V8, loadod, silver, 908-917-5298 . J FiHAHCitf& AVAILABLE dor, alaim, CD changer,! Black,. 2L3OO ml., A-l alrbags. pwln$5850 90* CADILLAC Sedan de Vllle 48K ml., leuliier, 3rd row, DRYWAll. CONSTRUCTION pm.cc. Auto, A/C, Al condition, garago kopt, spd., asking . $6500/bo i\(,N A.ND DRIVE! sunroof, 12OK ml. $6500, cond,, .dealer, .serviced,; 4 2730-146 or 9084142374 "73, CB, garaged, mint hitch, 3 yoiir power train Specializing in small Jobs. S16000bo 908-587,9871 new tiros. $10500 obo 908964-1163 after 5PM • 908-918-9100 I dr., sunroof, CD, A/C, AT, 90&37OS738 cond. 92K, $6450.. 908- warranty , tronsforablo, FORD F-250 XLT '87 Larlnt. . Call FORD CONTOUR '98 4 dr, P0NTIAC BONNEVIUE '91 - AVAILABLE IF GIUAL. ON ALL AAOD£L<;! UP TO 60 AAOHrHS $9399. 908-273^694 245-Z421 after 4:30. Good til 77k or 1/07 429-V8 nuto, • custom 1- 800-640-396? . Audi A4 97'- Tuibo, black , 116K ml., runs woll, a/c, auto, all power, AC; exc MERCEDES BENZ ML320 $13,900 908-284-4963 paint, alum, whis., PS. PB!. w/tan ittir, autoi 89k, htd i HYUNDAI ACCENT GLS pW, pi, damage to .right CHEVY '55 • 4dr.wgn. 88k ml, IF QUALIFIED. cond. 94K ml.' $2900/obo •99 - 4W/D, black, lOathor, PW. PDL, A/C; exc. cond.} P*O seats, new tires, quattro I Stove 732-38^7074 '2001- 4dr,' silver, , auto, sunioof, hoatod pwr seats, roar, $1150 908-272-7461 now motor, new brakes, A/C, PB, PL, CD, 53k nil, DODGE DURANGO SLT PLUS $550O/obo 973467-176| Spackllng & Int. Painting, • excellent cond. asking ! 66K ml. $16,800/obo. good driver, paint ok, DAYS Drywall/Rlaster Repairs. $6,400 908-317-6808 Ford Crown Vic LX 00'- Excl, exc. car, still on warranty, Pontlac FIreblid 1993 black, VOLVO Cross Ctry 2001, 4 908-522-9842 2000, 60K, Pabiotfiiu). llhr. w/ 1 ,. 908464^)763 exc, cond., G3K.6 cyl., full wd, n/c, CD, htd soats, 18yr Exp . 90&68»4707 1 • cond., 78kml, full 6pasS. $5900 973-978-2121 wooti (jiin; all Pwr, Amfm BMW 3251 '04 I won It In a bench seating, xtra Irg truck, Mercedes C230 "97 oxc pwr.,orig.palnt.$65O0 obo pwr str/lksi/win. Leather CHEVY BEL AIR 1957 • yel- Cass. CO New tlroa.$13,500. FORD XL PICKUP '86 > 76K) Jaguar XJ12 1996 excellent 1 ralflo, brand newi: -KolV $8000908-2334947 . cond. garaged kept, whllo • . .90824S3612 Int. 55K, $24,500 MUST low w/black int., 2 dr post Exc. 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September 30,2004 ]t : t>-8 Cranford Chronicle ^g^^^^S^^g^^ ^$ T&!^ ^'ft^ Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kenilwprth LOW PRICE -Vol. 116, No. 41 Thursday, October .7, 2004 50 cents NO HIGHWAY HASSLE OR HAGGLE§•• • •• I'll:. §$53 APR FINANCING • GUARANTEE : f8-'? >?:- 60- MONTHS • -f If we Can't Meet or Beat the . •^±^~^< ON SELECT MODELS ?; Competition, We'll Give You $10001 FEMA agrees to re-evaluate its flood study By LAUREN THAJNOR Mease and Ann Darby, it was that data has been discussed and resolved. which the Township Committee appropri- THE CHRONICLE that sufficiently convinced the agency to "It was a push by them to have to pub- ated $10,000 for in September. reconsider their data — but the federal hsh, and sort of a 'Let's not letthe details While last week's meeting was a victory YOUR OENAIJ HEADQUARTERS CRANFORD — The Federal agency just never communicated it to the of reality get in the way' situation," said for the township, the remaining process Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) township before last week. : Darby. "As disconcerting as it is to us, they may stretch on for months, and local offi- NEW 2004 GMC YUKON XtSLT 4X4 agreed Sept. 30 that township officials The meeting Was necessary, but: what seemed to say that they had no other way • cials were careful with their praise. NEW 2004 MITSUBISHI GALANTES have properly submitted enough evidence SALBWO DIIANE EXCLUSIVE was frustrating was that we even had to to do it." •'• "While they have these regulations, to warrant an appeal of findings the get to that point to be heard," Darby said. Township officials are optimistic that their approach to Cranford is going to be a •4'DOOR I •"•i-yir-'ffiftjjjjjjig^^ l "-•'.:'-" •' •4 DOOR agency published which would .require Representatives from FEMA said that their new contacts ut FEMA will relieve reasonable one," Darby, said, But, she •4 CYLINDER : -AUTOMATIC , hundreds of Cranford residents -to'-'pmv/ though agency staffers recognized the some of the anxiety over the appeal dead- added, "I just hope that as this unfolds, •AUTOMATIC : LESS PBI MOItfni .'•8 CYLINDER. chase flood insurance. •POWER STEERING .': nWJTHENJinONAUY ADUHnfI8a)0ffffl •POWER STEERING potentially faulty data months ago, man- line of Oct. .13. The township is no longer they continue to be as reasonable as they •POWER BRAKES •i; -4DOOR • • •'••'• ' . : , -POWER BRAKES The towilship has been objecting to the agers at the agency had been pushing the bound by that date, as FEMA representa- portrayed themselves to be at the meet- •i .-8CYLINDER '••' ••••'.••• '•'... •AIR CONDITIONING ! -POWER STEERING • : •AIR CONDITIONING findings— contained in a preliminary group to produce a certain number of tives agreed that the township did filea n ing." ..;••' •. ; :-•/...:• •••:•••. •POWER WINDOWS .•:.: \ -POWER BRAKES ' , •POWER WINDOWS revision of the Flood Insurance Study for BUY FOR maps, regardless of their validity, said acceptable appeal despite letters to resi- There will likely still remain some •POWER LOCKS i -AIR CONDITIONING •POWER LOCKS i -AM/fM STEREO W/CD Cranford — since April, when local offi- Darby and Mease. : dents claiming that they did not, sticking points and some haggling •STK&VIM4E 130523 i. -POWER SEAT '. •6 D1SCCD CHANGER cials filed data with FEMA that ran con- Although the new map has been pub- The township has also stopped work by between the township and the agency, but •MSHP $19,592 'I -POWER WINDOWS •XM SATELLITE. RADIO trary to the agency's findings. lished, the agency will not take any action consultants Hatch Mott McDonald to craft i. , -POWER MIRRORS •HEAVY DUTY TRAILERlNG 1,7 i V -POWER LOCKS. According to Commissioners Seott until every disagreement the" township a mord detailed appeal to the agency, for (Continued on page A-2) : • • •'•CRUISE •BOSE PREMIUM SOUND '" S;\ : ••'. •TILT'-' $1,000 DOWN $1,000 DOWN •REARAUDIO.CONTROLS I i I i -TINT . •STK&VW4G220161 12,147 '.-• .'STKS-VIM 4037005 , j .' -MSRP$31,170 •MSRP $46,135 . OFF MSRP I Ml S3.500 Loaso Cash, $1,000 CFC bonus, $1,750 Cpnauosl Loaso, $500 Military. $1,000 Cuslomor Incl $4,500 consume robalo 4 $500 GMAC Imanco rebate if qualified Price excludes lax, title & MV lees, i ' ..' Cash, SI,000 tiuo at inception, oo soc dbp roq...Price excludas fax, tillo & MV foos. St. Michael's alum, now NEW 2004 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER LS I NEW 2004 JEEP LIBE 0RT4K4 2004 GMC YUKON XL DEniAU 4X4 Ingram keys Cougars' victory a soldier, visits students Jarnar Irigtam runs back a punt for By LAUREN TRA1NOR Pictures of tanks garnered a to laugh. He clicked to a picture •4 DOOR •4 DOOR •4 DOOR a touchdown in the Cougars'28-14 •8 CYLINDER room full of "oohs," and an of two young boys standing on a •4 CYLINDER •6 CYLINDER THE CHRONICLE •AUTOMATIC victory over Scotch Plains-Fanwood •AUTOMATIC •AUTOMATIC overview slide of the market got cart attached to the back of a •POWER STEERING on Saturday. Ingram also had two CRANFORD — An image of a nearly synchronized "whoa." donkey. •POWER STEERING •POWER STEERING •POWER BRAKES second-half rushing touchdowns in BOY FOR group of smiling children, arms And at seemingly every picture "How many of you like to play •POWER BRAKES •POWER BRAKES UEASEFOR •AIR CONDITIONING the Cranford victory. See the story -AIR CONDITIONING •POWER WINDOWS •6 DISC CD PLAYER flung over each other's shoulders, of a donkey, the children laughed. video games for fun? How many J [IS onPageC-1. •APPEARANCE PACKAGE I [_ j •POWER LOCKS •LEATHER smiled down on the students of The donkeys were plentiful, of you like to play soccer for fun?" •POWER WINDOWS ,l\ •TINT . •ALL WHEEL DRIVE St. Michael's School. and Aslanian used them to help he asked to a roomful of arms •STK 5 VIN* 4U0046S3 •AIR CONDITIONING •SUN ROOF' si ill "They're not very different and frantically- waving hands. •MSRP $21,192 >STK&VIN#4WI22187 •XM SATELLITE RADIO •2,988 DEMO MILES from you and me, are they?" "Well, this is what young kids ,: -•/.:' •••;' mOS •STK&VINK4J235702 askqd Lt. John Aslanian of the "He wanted to come like to do over there — it's called •MSRP $53,500 Marine Corps Reserve, pointing back to see them, donkey cart surfing." Incl $1,000 CfC, $2,000 Icaso cash. $1,000 laaso loyally, $500 miilaiy, 52,000 customer cash. $2,000 duo al inception, no soc Incl $4,500 consumer robalo, il qualiliod. Prico excludes lax, lillo & MV loos, to the picture of Iraqi youngsters. It was those essentially dep ICQ. Pfice excludes Ian. liilo S MV loos.' "They like to get their picture because last year just human traits that Aslanian illu- 267 BROAD STREET, SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY taken, too." about every one of the minated during his presentation. FREE LOANER CARS Aslanian was at the local kids wrote him letters. "Even though we're drastical- FIVE STAR school Monday on a two-week ly different culturally, there are HOURS: MON-FRI9-9, leave from his station in Iraq, They pray for him every certain common traits that every SAT 9-6 presenting the students with a day." single human being shares, and DEALER 1 MILE FROM SHORT HILLS MALL'. slide show of some of the snap- it's important for kids in America CLICK: WWW.SALERNODUAHESUMMIT.COin shots he has taken in his eight — Margaret Aslanian to understand them," he said. months in the desert. He covered To prove his point, Aslanian Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except tax, title & MV fees. Prices include airrhanufacturer rebates & incentives, if any. "Must qualify for all rebates. All rebates to dealer, fJust bring in any current competitor's ad and we'll beat the price. the basics of life in Iraq Qnd illustrate how different life is in showed many pictures of chil-. Based on same year, make, model and equipment, Dealer reserves the right to purchase competitor's vehicle if necessary. "Must finance thru GMAC at standard rate. Ttl pymt/purcn opt/ttl cost: Grand Cherokee $8964/$14,340/$10,324, Liberty revealed details of everyday life American and Iraq. ' dren of the same age as the stu- $6804/$12,014/$8804, Leases include 10K mi/yr at 156 each add'l mile. Lessee responsible for maintenance and excess wear & tear. All offers are subject to approval by primary lender. All ad cars sold cosmetically as is. Not responsible for typographical the children might not have.had . "This isn't a donkey •— tt'a. a dents at St. Michael's. One. pic-, ; : : errors, Prices in effect at time of publication. Subject to change without notice. Offers expire 9/30/04i • .::- . • .'.••. -. '• - . ."• ' " .'.•-, • • •• She's a poet— the opportunity to understand. getaway car for a really mean 12- ture showed Iraqi children play- "Most people who live in Iraq, year-old thief," Aslanian said of ing dress up in American mili- and she knows it not only do they speak another the impounded beast of burden. tary gear — the St. Michael's stu- \ language, but they're also a dif- But he also used the pictures dents confirmed that if given the She's only in fifth grade, but Orange ferent religion — they're to explain that while children in opportunity, they would enjoy a Avenue School student Jennifer Muslim," explained Aslanian as Iraq do not usually, have more similar game. Another slide .>. ' .'. ••. '.•'•:' / LAURENTRAINOR/THE CHRONICLE Heine is already a published poet. he showed slides of nlosques and modern distractions to keep Lt. John Aslanian shares a moment with students during his visit to To read about her accomplishment, explained their significance. them entertained, they still liked (Continued on page A-2) St. Michael's School Monday. turn to Page, B-1. 2.9% APR FINANCING UF TO 6D MONTHS Cranford's committee candidates make their case TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. By LAUREN TRAINOR less acrimonious times has lent him valuable particularly this year with the state imposed lists his mix of professional and personal THE CHRONICLE perspective. The proof of his success and the 3.5 percent spending cap. experience among his qualifications, He has success of his.fellow committee members can Also, he said, edevelopment projects like served o the Planning Board for four years THE RIGHT WAY, THE RIGHT CAR CRANFORD — With current Republican be found in the steadily rising increase in Cranford Crossing and the Riverfront and various committees in town, including Mayor Barbara Bilger stepping down at the home values in Cranford, he said. Redevelopment Project will be improving the the River Maintenance Committee, which he 1 conclusion of her term, Cranford residents "I do enjoy my work," he said. "I find it downtown landscape in the near future, and chaired in 2003. will choose from among Democrat incumbent challenging, but I look forward to making it he is proud of fighting against the Cranford He runs PC Ed, where he teaches courses GET 0% APR FINANCING f OR 72 MONTHS! George Jorn, Democrat George McDonough, work." Crossing plan as it was originally proposed. on computer software for a variety of applica-. and Republicans Bob Donovan and Michael Jorn said he believes the current "We're at an exciting time right now, and tions and also acts as a business consultant. Plick to fill two Township Committee seats in Township Committee works well together, we're going to see things start to happen in He has worked with the Cranford Police the Nov. 2 general election. and that voting for him would ensure a con- the very near future." Department; the Parks; and Recreation With a divided Republican party current- tinuation of that harmony. "I think it is Jorn, who has spent the past year as the Department and various businesses. After ly holding a 3-2 advantage, partisan control important that the people who enjoy working Commissioner of Public Safety, has led the receiving his master's degree in Public. soiww, of the committee is at stake in the election. together continue working together," he said. effort to install a traffic light at the intersec- Administration from Rutgers University, he Durante visits While the parties have developed some A consistent budget hawk, Jorn said his tion of Lincoln and South Union avenues. He taught public administration courses to flrrar* campaign themes, each of the candidates greatest priority is holding the line on taxes. has also worked with the. county to procure graduate students for 10 years. Tin kind of a : borough students touted a distinct message and set of qualities "I think thatfs the issue — everyone's got lights for Memorial Field football field. mix of public experience and academib expe- VIN #2LD9987B, 3 DB,4 tyl auto. a/e. d.i, David Durante, a member of the in recent interviews. expenses in town," said Jom. "Energy costs Looking to the future, ho said, keeping the rience," he said, . • ., national.men's gymnastics team, The incumbent Jorn has by far the most are up, tuition costs are up, everyone's under Township Committee intact will help insure . McDonough is most concerned with devel- recently stopped by the schools in- experience in public service, having served increasing obligations to take care of their an easy transition. "It's a challenge, but we'll oping the township according to Smart his hometown of Garwood. To find four years on the Board of Education and six family" :.\ •..••••'.' meet that challenge," he said. "We've got a Growth principles and keeping taxes low. .'• DISCOI0S out why, see Page A-6. on the Township Committee. He said that his While on the committee, Jorn has voted good group of people working together on the' . "They're putting up these highrpricebV experience as a member of the Township not to increase municipal staffing and will Township Committee." .. •OlCftmCamareZM Committee during both difficult years and continue to vote to keep taxes low, he said, Join's running mate, George McDonough, (Continued on jiageA-6) ' . ' VM#12122889.2 DR.6 kpd.tdaoual tnuu..a/c p/i/ABS/wimif/]li/»iiTi/ uili, tJ, ouisa, bta ; ahim/cbama vMi; t-topt, 3&705 «L- : .-.#:*16,499.. •.••-. Kenilworth scores VlK #2H20243?Te^cS?a/(i; B/«/ABS/*ini!i/ s Columbus Day •wme io.i5i Hi/mk/ttill mild unrf, leaEhec 34,330 ml • S17v999 '•• Dance upcoming show some progress, NEW ZOU4 CHEVY '• ; NEW 7UU4 UHEUV '•••#? M N£W 2004 CHEW A Columbus Day Dance sponsored MAliBU LS MAKX \ IXPfiISS GflRGfl WAN 25(10 •" TRAILBLAZER LS ENT pA/ABywiodj/IWmira/jcaU, cast/a),. by the Cranford Knights of '•.. , BUV (OK l'U»%§»5S9 i BUY IOR >C.»f ,i*li- sunif.Mei 43,936 ml Columbus will be held"7:30 p.m. Oct. sohie need 1 i l • BUY f 01? lor growth •/ i|f.'i::|illll!!.:;ili.!!;::il-i:;Jil.!|i:/l,juiii,,p:. Wlo!W'!:;Hff.-W/!-!il.iii:/i,ji;lii.j/iii ' •.•-.*19,29i9 •.•"•• r 16 at the St. Michael's School gym- ;l : 'i;' VllliK.'lk:;. :|ln!i i'\A'\V,, limn .'mil.\!!i!l' 'KCktnmmmiUl nasium. The donation Is $25; to pur- By LAUREN TRAINOR ineaning fewer thsn 5 percent of: ,.'"i":l •|li:l!il|!l'.'Jlli|ll!ili;i[ii;lK,l,!IUIII, .'W.llllllill/ il:ll> li l| |l l |1 1 i l i 1 VIM #2234EWfi4,4 DR, 8 cyL. auto, a/c': chase a ticket; send a check to and GREG MARX studenta were graded "partially .'. •" ' ' i '"- »'-!i.v- i;/i;in'i;!iwii!''i..'llllllw:,.f."- tlsJIiSSJ wnJj/lb/mim/KMt!, cju/cd,, . proficient," the lowest level.'.' WJifJaata, 28.869 ml. ChuckHigglns, 210 Cranford Ave., ; THE CHRONICLE Cranford. For more information or to In ntath, 48.2 percent of llth- • ' SAVE S SAVE ' request'a table, call (908) 272-0374. KENILWORTH — Local 11th- graders were proficient and 25.3 mwM :5 s »—t ~- 1O.6S6 ^ 11.406 tlflEO graders excelled in language arts percent advanced proficient, DRB on the most recent statewide with about a quarter adeemed; standardized tests, and eighth- partially proficient, Leschuk •••SB jam ' NtW 2004 CHiUV '^'(4 NEW ZOO"! CH£UV "i&'M and llth-graders. showed said.; ' ••••', • •." ' ''••;.•••.' '•.•:•••' /;"••:•'•'•';,] SIlVfXAOO 1500 IS HHrCAB <\M TAHOEtS SUBURBAN LS 4X4 progress in math, but the per- Oil the Grade Eight •BUY tl'K jf0y?ISIS9 SUY IOK llUfOu5f p/t//wiub/liu/n!fn/isat£caM/cd. Commentary ...... A-4 Proficiency Assessment, 76 2; aim tnnrf. chrtrua wkli, 29,632 ml formance of eighth-graders on language arts will be an area of percent of students were deemed 24,999 Community Life...... IM focus going .••.".' forward, proficient in language arts/but ni|0> mmuM i Superintendent Lloyd Leschuk only 1.2 percent advanced, with Sports...... : ...... C-1 said after presenting the' test the remainder deeiried partially juart; IMUBC heatod lean. »Mit pkg.. xaaaa results to the Board of Education proficient; Though the district $ Prime Time...... B-4 Monday. .; had set reducing low scores oia 24. QQ*l this test as, a priority, the number' AMERICAN : KEVIN PAPA/CORRESPONDENT On the most recent High VIN #2R22B369.4 Dfl, 8 cyL auto. a/c. - Obituaries...... ;...A-6 scoringatthe lowest level actual- You didn't have to be a connoisseur of folk art to have a good time at the craft fair at Cranfdrd's School Proficiency Assessment, ly increased slightly,; • : *«- cruue. junri. laathet. alloys. 24.750 ml. Real Estate...... ,...... C-3 Nomahegan Park over the weekend —the younger members of the crowd seemed to enjoy them- 81.9 percent of general education In math, a little i ...HOURS] MON-FRI: 9AIVN9PM SAT; 9AM-6PM ' S36,999 selves too. At right, 3-year-old Lqurra Dlspoto of Cranford gets some help with sand art. At left, llth-graders were deemed ?pro« half of eighths VICE HOURSt MON-FRI; 7:30AM-5PM. • SAT: 9AM-4PM Cranford's Katharine Ruane, 4, models a beret. ! ficient" in language arts and 13.3 Police Log...... A-5 percent "advanced proficient," aleL "Ail PfWM indwlf: OUJ owner kryrfty rebata (anat ba oBTBiit ownar of a 96 or *» ll||g:||f|||ff::g:;;;:|2:.;;;
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