www.iiJ.com/iwcordpr^ss Serving Westpeld, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, August 11. 2006 50 cents Judge rules Hillcrest can stay for now though he said he expected it "any a better relationship with the commu- troubled Elizabeth teens, filed an THE RECORD-PRESS day." • nity. appeal with the state Department of The judge's decision does mean "We will do what we can to be a Education arguing it needed one more WESTFIELD — An administrative Hillcrest Academy will likely be in good neighbor, but that's a two-way year in Westfield to have enough time law judge has recommended Hillcrest Lincoln School this September, and street," said Petrino. "We won't sell to find a new home. The case was then Academy South stay at Lincoln UCESC superintendent William the kids short to appease people... but referred to the state's Office of School for one more year, finding Petrino said he doubted he would at the same time where there is room Administrative Law and placed in the Union County Educational Services hear from the state DOE before school to address (neighbors') concerns, we hands of Judge Caridad Rigo. Commission's request was valid starts because of the 45-day period will... and at the same time I hope because it would be "unreasonable" After reviewing each side's argu- the Commissioner has to respond. they'll do the same." ments, Rigo decided Aug. 2 that the that a new location could be found in Petrino said it was "good news" to The outcome of the Commissioner's UCESC's request for emergent relief time for the next school year. hear of the judge's decision, during a ruling will decide the fate of approxi- But the fate of Hillcrest is not yet brief phone interview Tuesday. He mately 88 students and the school's was warranted. Rigo found UCESC set in stone, The Commissioner of the added some measures would be put in faculty. Westfield Superintendent did not have enough time to find a state Department of Education will place for the 2006-2007 school year to William Foley decided last month not new location for Hillcrest Academy have 45 days from the date of receipt improve communication with the to renew Hillcrest Academy's lease for South by the start of the school year, of the judge's decision to adopt, modi- Elizabeth Board of Education in Lincoln School on Westfield Avenue and also decided the issue was not a fy or reject the decision. As of Tuesday determining the needs of students. for the 2006-2007 year, citing the safe- simple landlord/tenant dispute, as the this week, the department had not yet "We want to make sure we get a ty concerns expressed by residents in Westfield Board of Education has SPF 9-yr-olds received the paperwork, according to good fit of the program and students," the neighborhood. Subsequently, the argued in their responding brief. If win league DOE spokesman Rich Vespucci, said Petrino. He also said he hoped for UCESC, which operates the school for (Continued on page A-2) The Scotch-Plains-Fanwood 9-year- old travel baseball team won the Tragedy strikes 2006 Suburban Summer League Championship on July 30. The MISSISSIPPI MISSION Raiders finished their season with an overall record of 14-4-1. For more Westfield family on the team, see Sports, Page C-1. finishing her biology major at THE RECORD-PRESS Montclair State University. The former Westfield High WESTFIELD — Tragedy School student had decided struck a Westfield family this she wanted to go into medi- week, as a 23-year-old cine, and was just getting Westfield student and Miss ready to begin studying for New Jersey pageant contest- medical ' school, said ant was killed Sunday morn- Christopher. ing in a car accident on Route "The last day I saw her, she 22 in Hillside. had just gotten her MCAT Krystle Dixon had been books," said Christopher. driving alone westbound on Dixon was also recently Route 22 when her Plymouth accepted as a contestant in Neon left the road, for the Miss New Jersey pageant, unknown reasons, at 6:19 in line with her mother's pag- a.m., according to police offi- eant history. Dixon's mother, cials. Her car hit a pole in the Karleen is a former Miss Stomp to Shop Rite parking lot. Dixon Jamaica, said Christopher. was transported to Her acceptance into the pag- the music University Hospital in eant made her whole family The Summit Stampers Jazz Band Newark and was pronounced proud, he said. will take part in the Friday Evening dead a few hours later. An "Krystle was getting ready Concert Series at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 18 investigation into the acci- (for the pageant)... she was at the First United Methodist Church dent is ongoing. all about pushing herself and in Westfield. The seven musician This week Dixon's family always wanting the best for band plays Dixieland, jazz, blues struggled to find comfort in everyone," he said of his sis- and other old-time favorites. For the midst of the tragedy, but ter. more on the concert, see recalled her shining personal- "She was just an incredible PrimeTime, Page B-2. ity and will to succeed, no person... she was a beautiful, matter what she was doing. tall, athletic, intelligent "It's hard," said Dixon's 24- woman." year old brother Christopher A funeral will be held this in a phone interview Tuesday. Friday, Aug, 11 at 10 a.m. at "She's always been there... the Calvary Roseville United she's been there everyday," he Methodist Church at 400 said, still in shock about the Main Street, East Orange. In tragedy. Dixon and her family lieu of flowers, the family has have lived in Westfield almost asked that donations bo made their entire lives, said to a scholarship fund in Christopher. Dixon's name. Dixon was ambitious and Donations may be sent to: driven, said Christopher. She Krystle Kay Dixon Memorial had a degree in English and Fund, 62'Burnett Terrace, was one semester away from West Orange, NJ 07052.

Thank you 15 youths and four adults from the First Baptist Church in Westfield helped rebuild the Hurricane Katrina-ravaged area in Hancock County, Miss., and offered some faith and SP discusses plans Congressman hope to its residents. The group (shown above), led by the Rev. Jeremy Montgomery, Jessica Chernetz, a Westfield resi- spent months raising funds to pay for the trip. dent and a student at California for fixing fields University of Pennsylvania, was recently presented with the Local youth rebuild hurricane-ravaged areas Facilities Committee, Congressional Bronze Medal Award THE RECORD-PRESS Business Administrator by Congressman Mike Ferguson. For Still, he said, "It was the only place in the Anthony DelSordi and mem- more on Chemetz and her award, THE HECORD-PRESS area safe enough for us to stay in. SCOTCH PLAINS — bers of local basebnll and soc- see Page A-7. "I was pretty much like, 'Wow, welcome School officials and local ath- cer associations to seek ways WESTFIELD — As the youth group to hurricane relief,'" said Montgomery. letic organization leaders to make improvements. members rode south into the tattered land- "You could see the destruction... beds have agreed upon some pre- Rob O'Connor, Board of scape that is Hancock County, Miss., some- were flipped over, the roof was caved in," liminary short-term and long- Education member and chair- thing suddenly became very clear to them: said one member of the youth group, Scotch term solutions to address man of the Facilities One whole year later, the devastation left Plains-Fanwood High School sophomore field maintenance problems, Committee, said last week's Fundraislng by Hurricane Katrina is still overwhelm- Gillian Clark. following a Field Sub meeting was successful in ing. Before reaching the Gulf Coast, Clark Committee meeting last finding some solutions, many After spending months raising funds to said, "I thought, 'Oh it happened a year ago, week. of which might be implement- conceit In SP pay for the trip, 15 youths and four adults it must be better.' But upon arriving, she In recent months, resi- ed very soon. A fundraising concert will be held at from the First Baptist Church, led by the realized, "It was worse than I thought it'd dents have packed Board of "During this meeting we Evangel Church, 1251 TerrillRd, in Rev. Jeremy Montgomery, departed on July be." Education meetings, urging discussed short term plans to Scotch Plains at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday 7 to help rebuild the hurricane-ravaged The victims' desperation was evident the board to step up to the make some immediate night. Singer Audrey Assad will per- area and offer some faith and hope to its wherever the group looked. "There were plate and work on better field improvements of our athletic form at the event and donations will residents . some houses that had the word 'Help' maintenance on district fields as well as a regular be collected on behalf ofAllegra The service mission trip took the stu- spelled out on the roofs," recalled Melissa fields. Members of the local field maintenance plan," Baid Chiarielio, a 10-year-old giri with dents through some of the most devastated Virzi, a junior at Westfield High School. soccer and basebnll associa- O'Connor in an email last autism who is in need of an assis- areas of Mississippi. Over the course of six But there was no time to waste, and the tions have argued, with sub- week, adding, "Some of the tance dog. RSVP to (908) 322-5425. days, they did everything in their power to group members joined 100 other youths stantial support from the work to accomplish these help — mixing cement, nailing studs, paint- from many denominations.across the coun- community and the mayor, plans will stnrt this week." ing fences, cleaning debris, putting on fin- try to form 17 work crews under the aus- that district fields are in des- David Bernstein, vice pres- ishing touches to rebuilt homes and listen- pices of the Hurricane Katrina Relief perate need of attention. ident of the local soccer asso- ing to the heart-breaking stories of the vic- Camp. Working on five different sites, Virzi "I have had numerous ciation's house program, has tims. built fences, cleaned debris, helped one vic- phone calls about fields over rallied the Board of Commentary A-6 For Montgomery, the destruction did not tim put an underskirt on her trailer and the past few months," said Education ns well as the truly hit home until the group members also listened to her tales of sorrow an she Bonrd of Education president Township Council in recent Community Life B-1 checked in to their hotel — a Ramada Inn tried to comfort her. Thomas Russo at last month's months to mnke field located in Diamondhead that was severely "She said she wanted to burn down the meeting. After hearing improvements. Bernstein Sports C-1 damaged, but somehow not destroyed by house," because of the painful memories, progress wns underway, attended lnst week's Field the storm. Gone were the grand restau- said Virzi. But she added, "By the end of the Russo snid, "I'm glad to see Sub Committee meeting and Prime Time B-2 rants and pristine hallwnys, wiped out by week, she did seem different." there ure plans going forward said it was productive. water that coursed through half of the The wreckage was overwhelming, said with respect to maintenance." Bernstein said some of the Obituaries A-7 building. Clark. "We walked in {to one of the sites) Following overwhelming short-term improvements dis- "When we checked in... it was bombed and there was BO much mess that you did- field proponent presence at cussed included using Real Estate C-4 with water," said Montgomery. "An entire n't know where to start. recent school board meetings, portable irrigation systems at half of the hotel was gutted and ruined." (Continued on page A-2) two meetings were held some fields nnd hiring con- Police Log A-3 between members of the (Continued on page A-2) A-2 Record Press August 11,2006 Mississippi Mission Ferguson pays visit to Rotary Club Ferguson to inform him that initiate a move of the mercu- people's lives... it really is (Continued from page A-l) though their house was in a ry out of Hillsboro as themeaningful." "We did little jobs around the house — fixing cabinet THE RECOHD-PRESS designated flood zone, they Department of Defense decid- Ferguson also answered hinges," she said. But the emotional help she offered was WESTFIELD — did not believe it was accu- ed "to consolidate and move it questions regarding property the most rewarding, she said. Congressman Mike Ferguson rate and asked for an update to a remote area in Nevada." taxes and told members of One of the women whose house Clark worked on had lost made a stop in town Tuesday of the flood map. Finally, Ferguson dis- the Rotary he is "proud of" not just all her belongings, but some members of her fami- to give an update to the After researching the area cussed headway made in the addressing the reduction of ly, including her daughter and her parents. "She broke down Rotary Club on issues he is it was determined many Greenbrook Flood Control federal tax rates, something and cried," as she told her story, said Clark. working on in Congress to homes were, in fact, not in a Project. Downtown that would benefit New But the group's presence and help did offer some solace. help local residents. flood area and "there were Boundbrook was devastated Jersey most of all because "She liked having company around... We did see a change "A lot of times people say it close to 200 homes taken off following Hurricane Floyd in the state "probably has .the in her attitude, and by the end we were friends, we were must be tough to focus on the flood map," said 1999, and officials have been highest combined tax rate" in family," said Clark. issues that really affect peo- Ferguson. He later met with trying to get levees and the country. All day long the youths toiled away, returning to their plo lives," said Ferguson. But several residents who bene- basins set up to protect such The congressman also hotel at night and participating in religious activities and he went on to discuss several fited from the update who he areas, said Ferguson. expressed his feelings about games before getting some rest in preparation for the next measures that have been said told him, "I was paying Though the project will immigration law changes, day of hard work. improving the lives of resi- $600 to $800 in flood insur- cost "millions of dollars," and said it was important to While offering assistance to the region's residents, the dents in the 7th congression- ance that I don't need." Ferguson said he has already "secure both the northern teens forged bonds with others from around the country al district, which Ferguson Ferguson #also spoke of secured $40 million from and southern borders." who were fulfilling the same mission. "That was what was represents. safety improvements recently Congress for the changes "We need to know who's so impactful... getting the work done in terms of helping One item is the update of made in Hillsboro. Residents since he entered office in coming into our country," and really affecting people, and walking away with 100 or flood maps in Rosclle Park. had been complaining about 2001. said Ferguson, but he added so relationships with other teens," said Montgomery. The measure has saved resi- a Department of Defense Ferguson said he wasthat, "We are a nation of On their sole day off from work, the youth group mem- dents of the municipality Depot with almost 3,000 tons proud to realize, "Maybe immigrants... we need to bers ventured out to New Orleans for the day. The change thousands of dollars. Several of mercury in it dating back some of the things we are remain a welcoming coun- in atmosphere startled many of the students, who said that try." walking down streets in some sections of the city, it seemed residents had contacted to WWII. Ferguson helped doing really are affecting like nothing had happened. Back homo now, Montgomery said he still has difficulty understanding the destruction left by Katrina. "The devas- Judge rules Hillcrest can stay for now tation is too much to even comprehend... and I still can't comprehend it, much less people who haven't been there," (Continued from page A-l) about the judge's decision. carry out its statutory educa- waa spotted parked by the said Montgomery. But the experience has "motivated-me to Rigo had ruled the case was a Rigo wrote that though the tional mandates and looked school. While being pursued do more," he added. In the fall, Montgomery will work on a landlord/tenant dispute, it commissioner typically does to the UCESC to assist it," the by police, one of the students project sponsored by the local ministerium and Habitat for would have gone to a state not handle "contract matters," judge wrote. She went on to reportedly ran through a Humanity to build a home and have it shipped to Superior Court—something the case with Hillcrest write that UCESC would neighbor's backyard, causing Mississippi. the Westfield BOE and some Academy South is different in "suffer irreparable harm" if even more anxiety for resi- Clark said the trip has given her more confidence in her neighbors in opposition of that the issue fits under the Hillcrest Academy South dents. ability to help others. "This trip is pushing me to keep Hillcrest have said they want- umbrella of "school laws" and were not given a lease exten- But not everyone in the going," she said, adding that a mission trip last year to ed. "mandates and conditions sion for the 2006-2007 school community was pleased with Kenya has also spurred on that drive. "I've seen the worst "It is unreasonable and under which school lands and year, "...monetary damages the way the matter was han- of the worst," she said unthinkable that a school dis- property may be leased" cannot adequately redress dled. In fact, at least one resi- But Clark also offered some advice to those who cannot trict such as Elizabeth would according to state legislature. the intangibles of the lost dent was downright hurt by commit to such a trip. "You don't need to go far to help somp-' be able to find a location, The judge further stated opportunity or in this case the the possibility of Hillcrest one. Look in your own neighborhood, there's someone in obtain the necessary state and UCESC's request relies on lost education," Rigo wrote. Academy South not having a need." community approvals and case law that illustrates Two weeks ago, the judge home for the next school year. And Virzi said she has learned to appreciate all that life replicate the Hillcrest "when a district has inade- decided to accept testimony Cynthia Meryl, a neighbor- has to offer. "Any time you go on a mission trip, you really Academy academic programs quate facilities and is unable from two of the most outspo- ing resident of the school and push your comfort zone," she said. She added, "It doesn't within 90 days or less," Rigo to adequately and appropri- ken residents, Susan Hopper an employee at WYACT, take much to realize what you have... just reach out to wrote in her decision. ately deliver schooling to its and Lisa Stern, who hired which has been offering a someone who's hurting in your neighborhood." "The best interests of the students, the Commissioner attorney Nelson Wolf and dance program for Hillcrest Anna Bagdanowicz is a staff writer for the Record-Press. students and the general com- can assert its authority and submitted various documents Academy students as well as She can be reached at (7.32) 396-4204 or abogdanoivicz@njn - munity at large is best served direct a neighboring school to Rigo. The testimony an after-school program for publishing.com. if UCESC stays at the Lincoln district to alleviate the bur- emphasized the residents' local residents at Lincoln School location for the 2006- den of the burdened school safety concerns, said Wolf. "If School, said in an interview 2007 academic year," Rigo district." Such was the case you could see the large police last week that though she wrote. with South Amboy in 1977, report of incidents..." he said. understands the frustration The judge stated the when the Commissioner The issue has been a light- neighbors have felt, she is Host an Exchange Student Today! Westfield BOE argued directed Spotswood, a neigh- ning-rod for the neighborhood upset by the way events have Make a lifelong friend from abratd. UCESC's request for emer- boring school district, to lease all spring, and especially transpired. Meryl said Birich your family wilh another culture. Now you can host gent relief "fails to allege the an unused school building to since a May 3 incident in UCESC should be given the a liiyh school exilianse sludeiiMgirl or boy) from France. existence of a justifiable con- South Amboy to "alleviate the which four Hillcrest Academy chance and the time to find a Germany. Scandinavia. Spain, tngland, Japan. Urazil. Italy troversy arising under the burden on the South Amboy students reportedly stole a new location. or oilier countries. Becoming a hosl to a young international school laws of this state." But students and faculty," Rigo neighbor's bicycles, drove "These kids have value," visitor is an experience of a lifetime! Rigo ruled, "I disagree." wrote, noting that "situation them to the train station and she said. "I have seen those Foley could not be reached is similar" to Hillcrest's. stole a car. They were arrest- kids in the dance classes... HannajrotnYontcy, 16 m. Klaus from Germany, 17 ITS, before press time for comment "Elizabeth is unable to ed the next day after the car they're not all criminals." 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NJ 07066 "The board recognizes the letic organizations and resi- discussion about making • Prolongs Driveway Lite (732) 396-4404, Periodical class Fields are community dents to address an issue some larger improvements • Beautifies ft Protects postage paid at Rahway, NJ 07065 assets," said Bernstein that "is really for the kids." at the Terrill Middle School and at additional offices, Tuesday. He said a contrac- Bernstein said the con- field down the line. • Increases Home Resale POSTMASTER: please send tor is "being brought in to tractor hired for the work at O'Connor said he was f.CoalTar Application • Pothole Repairs changes to NJN Publishing , address the School One School One "said if we stayed pleased with the progress <* Line, ^triplng • Powerwastiing Fulfillment office , PO Box 32, off the field in the fall, it made and said the group Flemington, NJ 08822, field." The Soccer Association ?--£-'' Subscription rates by mail, one had offered the district a could be whipped into shape would continue to meet in NOW IS THE year wilhin Union County $17, out donation of $25,000 to by the spring," said the near future. TIME FOR of county $20, out ot state $24. To address that field a few Bernstein. "I found the level of coop- subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 months' ago. Bernstein said Other short-term plans eration between all of the SEALCOATING! DelSordi had decided the include filling in holes and members to be very encour- district would need to use seeding the fields at Terrill aging. I believe that we are only $^,000 of that donation and Evergreen schools, said now headed in the right to address the School One Bernstein. And a sprinkler direction and look forward to field at last week's meeting. system has already been making additional progress. 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Plans included cials. meeting, said Mayor Martin using the farm for school trips, No plans have been Marks at the Township Council representatives of Green unveiled yet, and county offi- conference meeting Tuesday Meadows said. There would cials will make a decision night. have been 20 to 24 educational after hearing the planner's After an ad-hoc committee exhibits, and about 150 ani-suggestions. The mayor noted made up of residents, township mals including cows, rabbits, that if ball fields were part of recreation officials and county geese, ponies and sheep. the plan, the scale of the proj- officials failed to agree over Trained employees would give ect would be much smaller what should be placed on the visitor tours and 25 busses than the previously proposed property, a planner was hired were expected on weekdays. educational farm. to research what should go on At Tuesday's Township Marks added that some the 23-acre county-owned par- Council conference meeting, residents had asked for a pas- cel of land. The county pur- the mayor said he planned to sive park on the property but chased the Sevell Farm, the for- attend Thursday night's opinions varied so much that mer Ponderosa site, for $10 Freeholder's meeting at which residents could not come to a million in 2003 through the time the planner for the project decisive conclusion. Open Space, Recreation and will give a 30-minute presenta- "You're never going to Historic Preservation Trust tion. Though the mayor and please everyone," said Marks. KEN BUNIEWSKI/VIPDfGITALSOLUTIONS.COM Fund. council did not yet know what The mayor said he planned Action! The director and crew of "A Perfect Christmas" give the thumbs up to begin The committee was formed the plans included, Marks said to thank the county for work- shooting. several months ago after the he thought installing at least ing with the township and the county scrapped initial plans to one athletic field or a senior residents to come up with the construct an educational farm center on the property could be best solution for everyone. "I on the property. The decision a good idea. think the strongest message Hollywood comes to Westfield came after overwhelming oppo- "I think there's plenty of will be one of thanks," said By ANNA BOODANOWICZ The Papery at 62 Elm The movie stars Queen sition from residents and town- room for (one or two fields), Marks. THE RECORD-PRESS Street, 112 Prospect Street, Latifah, who is known for the intersection of Elm and her musical career as well WESTFIELD — TheQuiinby streets and at the as dozens of movies includ- Wf hires Thornton as first town planner streets of downtown Starbucks on Central ing "Last Holiday," "Beauty Westfield turned Hollywood By ANNA BOODANOWICZ Affordable Housing), her Board's planner, Blaise Avenue. Shop," "Chicago," "Bringing this week, as Queen Latifnh As Westfield residents Down the House," and "Ice THE RECORD-PRESS experience writing grants and Brancheau, has been consult- and the cast of "A Perfect a "workaholic" mentality as ing the town for years on large strolled through the streets Age 1 and 2." WESTFIELD — Town offi- some of her other valuable applications and projects, Christmas" filmed scenes in during lunehttme, they The movie also stars cials announced the hiring of assets. Gildea said Thornton will be several downtown locations found the facades of some of" Terrenco Howard ("Crash," Westfield's first town planner, Thornton could not bean important addition. Tuesday. their favorite restaurants "Ray"), Charlie Murphy Judy Thornton, at last week's reached for comment by press Gildea said a full-time town Police officers were hired lurried into a winter won- <"Cfinppetie's Show"), Morris Town Council meeting. time, but told the Town planner is especially nece.s- and streets were blocked off derland Christmas scene, as Chestnut ("Ladder 49") and The town has considered Council she was eager to snry now "with all the tear- throughout the day as film- the crew shot scent's for the Gahriello Union ("Bring it hiring a full-time planner begin work at the Aug. 1 Town downs" and subdivision appli- ing began early in the morn- holiday movie. On," 'Bad Boys II"). since the mid-90's, according Council meeting. cations on the Planning Board ing and went all day. to Town Administrator Jim "I can hardly wait to start," and Board of Adjustment The cast and crew filmed Gildea. "Many previous said Thornton, and added she agendas. in a few locations including councils have grappled with has an "open-door policy." She it, but never truly funded the invited town officials and res- position until this year," said idents alike to come to her A Gold Mine in Bedroom Drawers DANCING Gildea in a phone interview with their comments and con- Newswire: People are selling their old Authentic instruction by trained professional teachers last week. broken and outdated items like cerns. scrap gold that is gathering dust for chains, charms, rings and more. The search attracted 10 At the meeting, Mayor Receive personalized dance instructions qualified candidates, who Andy Skibitsky said he was its cash value because gold prices "Everyone has bits of gold just lying with one fo one pereonol help by Arthur were narrowed down to three pleased with the town's deci- are so high. With the price of gold at a around which can Ix: turned into cash" Murray's teachers. It's fun and eosy! All through an extensive process, sion to hire Thornton. 25 year high (over $650.00 per ounce), says Richard ZakrofT. VP of the latest dances...ballroom and fox trot said Gildea. But Thornton it makes sense. ScrapGold.com, a marketing. "Even old dent.)] gold has "I believe, as does the to night club favorites. Couples and was the best fit with her whole council, that this is a gold recycler, offers free insured value." Scrapfiold.com processes singles are welcome. experience and personality, very valuable position," said recycle kits so people may cash in their over 10,000 recycle Kits per month. said town officials, the mayor. Though the town is Thornton's resume "still trying to work out scrap with 24 hour service and People can get a free GoldKil includes 15 years as the town Thornton's start date and guarantee satisfaction. They accept at 1 -800-283-4700 or ScrapGold.com. planner in Califon, where she salary," Gilden said she would resides, according to Gildea. likely start work sometime DlKVIlU CHATHAM RQXIUIY JIUHMTH He noted Thornton's experi- this month. {973)625-7200 (973)635-3400 (973} 252-9600 (908)2727955 ence in COAH (Council on Though the town Planning . me iMii crm POLICE LOG Temple Emanu-El SCOTCH PLAINS old Edison resident Christie )<)///• temple Ictmil) Dillon at the 200 block of W I N D O W A N () !)<)(>(< The manager of a Park East Broad Street and Avenue restaurant reported charged her with theft by REPLACEMENT several items were stolen deception. Dillon was from his property Aug. 3. processed and released on The items were valued at her own recognizance after $80 and a dark colored vehi- cle was seen driving away. being served a summons. *** Police arrested 22-year An employee at a Route old Brooklyn resident Kizzy PELLA DAYS 22 gas station reported a Munro in lot 5 Aug. 4 for theft Aug. 4 when he said shoplifting at a business someone purchased $48 located in the 200 block of worth of gas and then left East Broad Street. Munro our life-long learning programs without paying. was also charged with pos- :);:]; * session of under 50 grams of about our social action activities and A resident of Acacia Rd. marijuana and possession of worship opportunities reported being the victim of drug paraphernalia. Bail criminal mischief Aug. 4 EflJOy being a part of our caring community when he said someone dam- was set at $1,000. aged a flag on his front yard. * * * Join US at these upcoming prospective member events: *** Police arrested 35-year The manager at a restau- old Brooklyn resident Ramel rant on Terrill Rd. reported Ervin of Brooklyn in lot 5 for • Temple Open House, IriJav, AUIJUM 1S1I1 DON'T WAIT! shoplifting from a business a theft Sunday. He said 7:}O I'M. Met 1 Jiul Grci! u itl> IIH mbcf., di'igy .ind .stall. This is Pel la's biggest someone took cash from the in the 100 block of Central drawer, but it is unknown Avenue. Ervin was also 8:00 I'.M.Worship with us .1! our l\uv Sh.ibkii service. sale- oft lie year. charged with possession of 9:15 P.M. "Ice Cream Snnil.it" Onci\ Sh.ihh.it how much was taken. • Window and door under 50 grams of marijua- RSW by August 16 taWi-ntly [hxxnnin. I'ir-jKilr.c Unv.h-i Chun-at ocS-fi^.j-17^0. A resident of West Broad na. Bail was set at $2,000. T solutions to fityou r St. reported a burglary * :|: * • Open House Shabbat H.tllclu, l-rid.iy, Srpiembcr 8th style .md budget Sunday. He said someone A resident of the 900 entered his house and stole block of South Avenue 7:15 KM. Meei arul px<.i im min.T<.. clergy -ind suft. • Professional jewelry. reported criminal mischief 7:4s r.M. Our muM0.il Sh.ihlui service k mi ring insrnlUuiun to his residence Aug. 2. contemporary Jtwi^h music and hncli darning, ntion.il On eg SluM>:U A resident reported his WESTFIELD vehicle was burglarized while it was parked in lot 6 A resident of the 600Aug. 3. A CD player and CD No payments & no interest block of South Chestnut box set were stolen. Street reported his home was burglarized sometime between Aug. 5 and Aug. 6. for 12 MONTHS!' It appears as though some- one entered the house through a first floor window and removed a large safe tiff viu h uffeticb containing $75,000 in cash 200 and $3,000 in jewelry. Other i' tv/tlmv/Ht'iit if/iiihnr MUi' tvplucvinciif jMtio dour areas of the house were dis- is 1 is turbed but it is unknown if any other items were stolen at this time. 500 (iffi'ticb 'i' tv/jfthvnwut entry door Police arrested Lorenzo Call Pel la now or visit www.pclla.com Mejia of Plainfield Aug 1 for hindering apprehension and to request an in-home appointment. also for an outstanding Plainfield warrant in the THE PELLA WINDOW & DOOR STORE amount of $350, following a *5? Itoflf Xi IK' Acttnrtfemic motor vehicle accident on B-inrttuy Nj Stm>nKrnc! Nr 10114 South Avenue. Mejia posted bail and was released on a I Call Toll Free 1-877-79-PELLA Em, w>b«it-www.ptiia.twn summons for an Aug. 10 court date. f iK.iiin fi3> af p'y ^o sTmn lor cJtMan^ Musi t>^ itniaiftcj by ^tHUi (MO'P'SKJTII* Not vftf'd with a1 [v yn'tytiav Vaki *(.' FtMiijc*Hiwrl [*'i-(*K.t only f mancing jvr-nUt*i« 1u qiruWted ctis!or»»*f» only HI I'Pii.nMO'.t v^iih i*i.-'JiA.! d'*-'. \: jr I H f'i [jfOLiiiCis oi muii Police arrested 23-year 'f-^ to ruta-l I'-ii ft'^'P O'lfct wi.is AiJCjmt Itt 2OOf*" P*ltft Cyuxirnf'On A-4 Record) Press ust11,2006 NEWS BRIEFS Flying a kite in Franklin's honor Center offers lecture on grief CRANFORD — The Center 20th annual golf outing at join as members. for Hope Hospice & Palliative Rosellc Golf Club. - Parent involvement is Care will offer a five-week lec- This year, there will be two required, as adults will take ture series titled "Journey prizes available to participants turns running the meetings. Through Grief" each from 7-9 who shoot a hole-in-one: a No prior Girl Scout experience p.m. each Wednesday night Rolex watch from Martin is required. Contact Ellen Frey Sept. 20-Oct. 11. The lecture Jewelers of Cranfbrd or a 2007 at (908) 654-0130 for more series will be held at St. Ford Explorer Sport Package information. Michael's Parish Center, 40 from Ford World of Roselle Alden St. Park. This non-denominational The Center for Hope County receives program in designed to assist Hospice & Palliative Care is Green Acres grant those who have experienced the one of the oldest and largest The Union County Board of death of a loved one. Pre-regis- freestanding, nonprofit hospice Freeholders announced last tration is not required, and organizations in the state and week that the state's Green there is no cost for participants. has earned a reputation for Acres Program, has awarded The series is open to the public. providing quality care since the county Open Space, Guesta are invited to bring 1982. The Center is currently Recreation and Historic family members and friends. in the process of constructing a Preservation Trust Fund a There will be refreshments and 30-bed inpatient facility in $900,000 land acquisition fellowship after the lecture Scotch Plains. This facility, grant. each week. Peggy Coloney House, is due to "We have already done For further information or open in spring 2007 and will some fantastic things in Union directions, call Donna Dandrilli allow those who are not able to County; this grant will allow at the Center for Hope at (908) be cared for at home to live the us to continue the progress," 654-3103. remainder of their lives with dignity and compassion. said Freeholder Deborah The new facility will be in Scanlon. **A grant of this Y registration addition to the Center's two amount further substantiates opens Aug. 19 inpatient facilities in Elizabeth, the importance of preserving Last year alone, more than 150 public open space in Union Principal Mary Fleck at Franklin Elementary School in Weetfleld declared one of the final WESTFIELD — The patients were on the waiting County and the success of the weeks of school "Let's Go Fly A Kite" week In celebration of the 300th birthday of Benjamin Westfield Area YMCA Fall 1 list, so this new facility will fill Trust Fund." Franklin, the school's namesake. Each student assembled and decorated a "frustration- Session runs Sept. 5-Oct. 28. a need in the community. The Green Acres program less" kite, studied the history of kites, and learned how to fly a kite during physical educa- Registration for Gold and As there are a limited num- assists municipalities and tion class. Silver individuals and family ber of openings for the golf out- counties in the acquisition of members begins 7:15 a.m. ing, interested participants are open space for recreation and Saturday, Aug. 19. Members encouraged to register early. conservation purposes, as well can register online. Call Larry Reagan at (732) 244- as the development of outdoor Petrillos conducting health research Open registration for pro- 1044 for more information. recreation facilities. Program WESTFIELD — Many high is their first exposure to sci- Each month during the gram members and new mem- funding comes from the school qtudents spend their ence completed in a profession- program, the Petrillos and bers will begin at 7:30 a.m. Garden State Preservation summers searching for fun in al setting. Program directors other students return to the Monday, Aug. 21. Girl Scout troop Trust, supplemented by vary- the sun at the Jersey Shore. hope that the experiences they Science Center's offsite loca- seeks members ing awards from federal pro- But two local teens are using are having this summer will tion in Liberty State Park for grams such as the Land and this time to invest in their strengthen their interest in the instructional sessions Jeweler sponsors WESTFIELD — A new Water Conservation Fund. futures, working with scien- field, leading to a new genera- designed to enhance career golf outing Independent (Juliettes) The award is the largest tists in labs across the state tion of researchers and scien- and presentation skills. Cooperative Girl Scout troop, land acquisition grant the and conducting research that tists in New Jersey. Workshops focus on technical On September 11, the which will be part of the NJDEP Green Acres Program could potentially improve the "Partners in Science takes writing, oral presentations Center for Hope Hospice & Washington Rock Council, is has given out this year, said lives of people all over the students beyond textbooks and and research skills. In addi- Palliative Care will hold its looking for girls ages 8-11 to county officials. world. school-based labs by immers- tion, students work on their Jarrett and Justin Petrillo, ing them in authentic scientific resumes and learn how to use students at the Union County endeavors carried out by pro- their research experience to Girl Scouts to host golf outing on Oct. 16 Magnet School, are conducting fessional scientists," said Jeff strengthen college applica- The Girl Scouts of of the popular and fun-filled (908) 232-3236, ext. 1209. an eight-week study of air pol- Osowski, vice president of tions and enhance science fair Washington Rock Council and outing. For the first time, partici- lution and human health with learning & teaching at Liberty projects. Greater Essex and Hudson With the Golf Classic less pants will have the option of Dr. Zhi-Hua Fan of the Science Center. "Through the Each participant receives a Counties are joining forces to than three months away, both playing tennis. The tennis por- Department of Environmental program, they can conduct real $750 stipend from Liberty present the Juliette Low Golf councils are currently seeking tion of the day will get under- Sciences at Rutgers University. scientific investigations." Science Center to offset travel Classic and Tennis Round sponsors to partner with them way at 10 a.m. with a round Their studies are being con- In addition to gaining expenses and other out-of- Robin. to support this worthwhile robin tournament and clinic. ducted through Partners in hands-on research experience pocket costs. The event will bo held on cause. Sponsorships range from Those wishing to hit the Science, a program offered by and presentation skills, stu- The program culminates Monday, Oct. 16 at the $75-$10,OO0, with opportuni- links can take full advantage of Liberty Science Center. dents develop a network of with a final science sympo- Shackamaxon Golf and ties available to fit every budg- Shackamaxon's 6,615-yard lay- Initiated well before the advisors and lifelong connec- sium, this year on August 30, Country Club in Scotch Plains. et. More information can be out. Designed by renowned Science Center opened to the tions that can help define and where students, surrounded The program marks the first obtained by contacting Marion architect A.W. Tillinghast, the public in 1993, the program is focus future career goals. A by their mentors, family and collaboration between the two McCarthy at (973) 746-8200, course tests golfers with its now in its 20th year of provid- majority of the students friends, present their research councils and the ninth renewal ext. 136 or Ross Blacker at tight fairways and firm greens. ing intensive research experi- enrolled in the program are topics, data and conclusions, Prizes will be given for both ences for high school students, female, and almost one-third and receive a certificate of golf and tennis in a number of some as young as 15 years old. come from low-income Abbott participation from Liberty areas, including a Hole-In-One For most of the students, it districts. Science Center. Shootout sponsored by Lincoln- Mercury. ROOFING Following golf and tennis, Recycle overlooked items in Fanwood there will be a cocktail recep- FANWOOD — The ator. ment but it will also aid the tion and dinner beginning at 4 Fanwood Recycling Center will One example of this problem Fanwood-Scotch Plains Cape Cod $2,500 p.m. During dinner, a silent accept often overlooked dispos- is wire coat hangars, which Recycling Association, which 100 Off auction and raffle will be held. al items and see that the mate- many cleaners don't re-use or operates the Center. The associ- Bi-Level $2,700 Any The cost for an individual rial is recycled to tho maximum recycle, but instead put in the ation is a non-profit, tax golfer is $325, which includes extent possible for residents of garbage. Other examples are exempt volunteer organization Split Level $2,900 Roofing Job dinner. The cost for tennis only both Fanwood and neighboring used motor oil; books (both that depends on the sales of is $125, and the cost of attend- towns who would like to mini- hard and soft cover); "junk recyclable materials to support ing the cocktail hour and din- mize their environmental mail;" corrugated and card- the member groups. CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 ner only is also $125. impact. board boxes; plastic bags of all The Center is located in Many towns in the area run types; solid plastic items, such Fanwood at the junction of recycling programs but these as plastic furniture; plastic chil- North Avenue and Westiield programs cover relatively few dren's toys and pails; household Road. 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They include: new officers for 2006-2007 Kathryn Ann Benski, a senior communication major in were installed. As shown in the College of Arts and Sciences; the picture one the left, the officers are, from left, (seat- Stephen Alexander Carroll, a freshman music educa- ed) Ron Kelly, first vice pres- tion-general/choral major in the College of Arts and ident and Barbara Anilo, Sciences; president; (standing) Jerry Christine L. Deluca, a freshman nursing major in the Kirshenbaum, second vice College of Health Sciences; president; Marshall Klein, Jennifer Renee Gawryluk, a freshman fine arts major in executive committee mem- the College of Arts and Sciences; ber; Dominic Lagano, mem- bership chair; Barney James Christopher Healy, a senior physics major in the Barnett, secretary; Don College of Arts and Sciences; Wussler, treasurer; Mike Alex Daniel Hofer, a junior history education major in Solomon and George the College of Arts and Sciences; Church, executive committee Kimberly Ann LOrenzini, a sophomore history education members. The Scotch Plains major in the College of Arts and Sciences; and Lions Club meets at 7 p.m. on Hana Celia Pardon, a senior early childhood develop- the second Thursday of each ment and education major in the College of Human month at the Jade Isle on Terrlll Road. The club has Services, Education and Public Policy. many fundraising activities, *** and the monies are distrib- Several local students received their Bachelor of Science uted to local charities and degrees from the University of Delaware in commencement community activities, espe- exercises held May 27. They include: cially those that serve the James Christopher Healy of Scotch Plains, sumraa cum blind and visually impaired. laude, College of Arts and Sciences; For more information or to attend a meeting, call Rebecca Erin Novorro of Scotch Plains, College of Barbara Anilo, at (908) 322- Agriculture and Natural Resources; and 4472. Rachel Bavolar of Westfield, College of Human Services, Education and Public Policy. *** Several area students were named to the dean's list at Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg, Va. during the spring semester. They include: Roberts to lead security information research team Daniel B. Deegan of Scotch Plains, a sophomore major- Westfield resident Fred combined'total of $10.2 million could give officials more lead undergraduate and graduate ing in biological sciences in the College of Science; Roberts, a professor at Rutgers over three years to Rutgers time to investigate and poten- students. The center will also Shawn D. Doyle of Scotch Plains, a junior majoring in University, will lead a research and these institutions. tially thwart terrorist plans. establish outreach efforts for mechanical engineering in the College of Engineering; and effort into advanced informa- All four centers, will "The challenge involved in high school students and com- Anthony S. Agresta of Westfield, a junior majoring in tion analysis and computation- advance efforts to identify this endeavor is not only the munity groups. electrical engineering in the College of Engineering. al technologies that could have common patterns from numer- massive amount of informa- "We are proud of the receipt implications for national secu- ous sources of information, tion out there, but also how of this award," said Rutgers *** rity. which could indicate potential quickly it flows and how fast President Richard L. Several area students were named to the dean's list for The project will be coordi- threats to the nation. the sources of information McCormick. "It adds strength the spring semester at Caldwell College in Caldwell, N.J. nated by the university's Partner researchers will change," said Roberts of the to Rutgers' ongoing commit- They include Dominic Asante, a continuing education Center for Discrete come from AT&T Laboratories, challenges ahead. "We will ment to research in the area of student from Scotch Plains, Lauren Wentzheimer, a senior Mathematics and Theoretical Lucent Technologies Bell Labs, develop real-time streaming security, which is so important from Fanwood, and Linsey Zebleckas, a senior from Scotch Computer Science, which Princeton University, algorithms to find patterns to our nation and particularly Plains. Roberts directs. Initial funding Rensselaer Polytechnic and relationships in communi- to the citizens of our state." *** is through a $3 million grant Institute and Texas Southern cations, such as among writers The principal investigators Westfield resident Rachel Elizabeth Falcone recently from the United States University. The group will who may be hiding their iden- include Roberts as the overall earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy from Department of Homeland develop computing technolo- tities, and to rate information director of the Rutgers center, Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. She is the daughter of Security. gies that find patterns and sources for their reliability and Nathaniel Dean at Texas Mr, and Mrs. Philip Falcone. Rutgers will coordinate a relationships in data, such as trustworthiness." Southern University, Mark team of four university-based news stories, open-source The Rutgers center will Goldberg at Rensselaer centers, with others based at Web logs, and other accessible undertake nine research proj- Polytechnic Institute, Colin Several Westfield residents were recently awarded bach- the University of Southern information, to quickly identify ects in its first year and will Goodall at AT&T Labs, elor's degrees by Boston University. California, the University of emerging indicators of possible also create educational pro- Debasis Mitra at Bell Labs, S. They include: Remington E. Cherin, political science; Illinois at Urbana-Champaign terrorist activity and rate the grams around the technology Muthukrishnan at Rutgers Alvaro J. Guerra, business administration and manage- and the University of consistency and reliability of it develops, such as courses University, and Warren Powell ment; Julee Noguchi, business administration and manage- Pittsburgh. DHS will award a the sources. Such information and certificate programs for at Princeton University. ment, cum laude; and Christina Popola, psychology.

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Dr. Kevin Barrett has some NJ ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS views on the September 11th Editor Greg Marx is on vacation this week. In his absence, attacks that are somewhat this guest commentary is published in this space. unorthodox, to say the least. During the past months, the cost of living in the Garden "It looks to me like not only State has been an even hotter topic than usual in the 9/11, but also Madrid, (the Legislature, in the media, and on the streets. With property London subway attack of) 7/7, taxes as high as ever, with the sales tax up another percent- the Bali hotel bombing, and age point, and with just about everything imaginable subject probably most of the so-called to additional tax levies, few New JerBeyans appear happy Zarqawi-style bombings in with the status quo. Every state expenditure, and especially Iraq are all false flight opera- those involving school funding issues, is now under close tions being carried out by a scrutiny. special wing of probably US or I realize, therefore, that the point I'd like to make today Western military intelligence," may not be well-received, but it's one that I feel needs to be he has said. expressed. Mr. Barrett has also said In discussions concerning education costs in New Jersey, that the attacks of September quite a bit of attention has focused on the .salaries that school 11th were an "inside job" superintendents receive. In fact, a story dealing with this designed to create an unend- topic appeared recently in the New York Times. It expressed ing war in the Middle East concern about the compensation packages that boards of edu- and increase military spending cation in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut are award- without opposition. ing their chief school administrators, and stated that many Typically a person with superintendents are currently receiving salaries beyond those such views wouldn't receive normally offered public service employees. much in the way of media I understand why this might touch a nerve among state attention, and certainly not residents already having a difficult time making ends meet. the space of this column. But before you pass judgment on the practice of offering com- Barrett, however, happens to petitive salaries to attract the best people to superintendent be an instructor at the positions, I ask that you consider the following. University of Wisconsin at A superintendent of schools is the CEO of his or her school Madison and wants to present district. Today's superintendents are often responsible for students with alternate views budgets totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. They are tho of September 11th as part of a ones who spearhead the development of a district's vision and broader course on Islam. goals,They are motivators, as well as administrators. A super- intendent is a district's educational leader and is ultimately So just as University of responsible for the quality of a school system's total educa- Letters to the editor Colorado Professor Ward tional program. Churchill fades from the news, And let's face it, although superintendents don't get the another professor espousing company stock options and other perks that most CEOs rou- controversial opinions on the tinely receive, the buck still stops with them. Just as with a Masons send packages to troops World Trade Center attacks CEO, it's the superintendent who will ultimately be held emerges. And with him, anoth- responsible for any blunders that are made, regulations not To The Record-Press: most asked-for items were. The boxes con- er debate about academic free- met, state standards not achieved, or calamities that occur. The Brethren of Atlas Pythagoras Masonic tained things such as books, DVDs, foot pow- dom rages in the inedia and As a school superintendent myself and as president of the Lodge in Wostfield recently sent two boxes of der, baby powder, sunscreen, eye drops, con- the academic world. Many New Jersey Association of School Administrators, I realize usablo items to tho troops in Iraq. In total, tho tact solution, lens wipes, toothbrushes and politicians and pundits have that many state residents believe that public service employ- boxes weighed well over 60 pounds. All of the toothpaste, razors, beef jerky, playing cards, called for Barrett to be fired. ees, school superintendents included, should be willing to set- contents, including the plastic boxes, were hand erearn, baby wipes (a very necessary The two situations, howev- tle for much less than what the education, ex|jerience, and donated by members of that Fraternity. item in the desert) and the most popular of er, should not be seen as one skill they bring to their positions would normally entitle Patriotism and love of God and country all: jars of peanut butter and jelly. and the same, professors gone them. I understand that while the public is comfortable with runs deep in the Masonic Fraternity. What The package was addressed to Joseph wild in what many see as the the idea that business and industry leaders often command better way do we have of supporting our Hrycak, a serviceman who is a member of secular and left wing institu- top dollar for their services, they often express outrage when troops who put themselves in harm's way and Atlas Pythagoras Lodge. He will certainly tion of higher education. those handling the enormous responsibilities incumbent in protect our freedoms, but by sending them share the presents with his fellow soldiers. Ward Churchill implied running a school district earn salaries anywhere near com- comfort items to make their time away from Somewhere in Iraq, a few squads will know that the victims of September mensurate with their expertise. But let me ask you this: How home a little more bearable. that they are not forgotten by their fellow 11 were partially responsible will we ever be able to attract the best and brightest to lead- This is not the first time this Lodge has Americans. for the attacks, wliich he ership positions in our school districts if this attitude pre- sent packages to the troops in Iraq, so it is not NICK PAGNETTI attributed to U.S. foreign poli- vails? Now, more than ever, our schools need strong and capa- surprising that the members knew what the Chairman, Veterans Committee cy, by famously comparing ble leadership, but why should an individual with a superior them to Adolf Eichmann, the resume and a proven record of success accept far less in com- high-ranking Nazi responsible pensation than he or she could command in the public sector? for the mass deportation of Perhaps a second point brought out in tho same article will Jews to concentration camps. alleviate some of the concerns New Jerseyans have about Contracts should be put out to bid superintendent salaries. According to tho Times, Garden It was a statement that was To The Record-Press: sional testing services for various county proj- incredibly offensive and more State superintendents are, on the average, actually making ects," "legal services," "design services" and less than many of their counterparts in the tri-state areji. In The all-Democratic Union County Board of than a little bizarre. But New York, for example, a whopping 42 percent of all school Chosen Freeholders continues to pay lip serv- "technical assistance," to name a few. worse, it was nothing more chiefs make $200,000 or more annually. In Connecticut, 8 per- ice to taxpayers displeasure over the coun- The combined total estimated cost for 22 of than a taunting remark that cent top the $200,000 mark, while only 3 percent of New ty's unrestrained spending and annual prop- these contracts was $1,162,022 — not a huge added nothing in the way of Jersey's superintendents do so. The majority of New Jersey erty tax increases. While there is plenty of number relative to the county*s $400 million legitimate intellectual analy- superintendents (53 percent) earn between $150,000 and blame to spread around for the govemincnt- budget, but certainly an area of opportunity to sis. $199,999, with 39 percent bringing in between $100,000 and niandutcd cost increases reflected in the achieve cost savings if these contracts were to Churchill wasn't fired for $149,999 each year. In other words, our state's superintend- budget, it is particularly alarming and frus- be competitively bid and awarded to the low- the remark, but was later ents are doing the same job as their colleagues in neighboring trating that our County government leaders est qualified bidder. As a concerned taxpayer charged with unrelated acts of states but, in many instances, for less compensation. have not made a serious effort to cut back on and Union County resident, I would hope that plagiarism and fabrication. I live and work in New Jersey and understand how expen- discretionary spending, perks and the award- the time saved by Union County employees Not surprising, considering his sive a proposition this can be. However, I sincerely believe ing of no-bid contracts. waiving competitive bids was at least offset by views are nothing more than a that a school district's search for the best candidate to fill a In rare and genuine emergency situations appropriate due diligence, internal auditing dumbed-down, hateful version superintendent opening should not be hindered by regula- it is appropriate to award a no-bid contract if and monitoring of expenditures against these of men like Noam Chomsky's tions that restrict fair and open competition. Our children competitive bidding is not feasible; however, contracts, as well as monitoring of the ven- legitimate leftist theory. need and deserve the best. one only needs to read tho county's newspaper dors' performance to verify their compliance Few would dispute that advertisements of no-bid contract awards to to contract terms. Kevin Barrett's personal views realize that many such awards are not for When so many no-bid contracts are award- on the alleged 9/11 conspira- emergencies but for "extraordinary or ed throughout the year, one begins to wonder cies are crazy. However, they unspecifiable services." — who is following through to ensure that constitute only a small per- The Record-Press is here for you For example, in the July 27 edition of the taxpayers' money is not being wasted or left centage of his course, which West fie ft! Leader and the Scotch Plains- on the table in the absence of competitive bid- presents numerous interpreta- The following information should help you get your ideas Fanivood Times, the county placed 32 adver- ding? tions of the events of that and community news into The Record -Press: tisements of no-bid contact awards for servic- JOHN MARQUARDT morning. Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story es including "to provide on-call and profes- suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Joe Fanwood We in the United States Serzan at (732) 396-4202. tend to think of tho attacks as Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, having only one meaning. NJ, 07066. Nineteen Middle Eastern U.S., Israel must fight against terror hijackers flew planes into the Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. buildings and a field in Our e-mail address is [email protected]. To The Record-Press: Our "Greatest Generation" blasted the Your editorial of July 28 about current steeples of churches to make sure they were Pennsylvania. This is our 9/11 events in the Middle East is so misguided as to not used by snipers or forward observers. They truth. be almost nonsensical. Hezbollah, a terrorist blasted Monte Casino using hundreds of However, far fewer in the group that says it's a politicnl party in bombers before attacking because the enemy Muslim world see that as the Lebanon, attacks Israel across an internation- was using it as a strongpoint.Today it seems as reality. A recent Gallup poll al boundary and you say that Israel should nut if the enemy can violate any and every rule of showed that only 18 percent of fight back. Your point that Israel enjoyed world war to limit civilian casualties, but we cannot respondents in six Islamic countries believe Arabs were NJN Publishing © 2006 support is laughable. Israel pulled out of Gaza, shoot at them when they do. The next time a pulled out of Lebanon and the United Nations soldier is killed or wounded, ask yourself if it responsible for the attacks. A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper sat by and watched Hezbollah arm itsc;lf and was worth it. It seems that it would be of turn the border region into a Maginot Line, One last thing. It should be easy to see how great value for students of cur- doing absolutely nothing. Iran is doing everything it can to cause trouble rent global issues to try to PublisherA'P Advertising Eileen Bickel 731 -396-4404 understand why that is. Advertising Director Carol Hltidun 732-396-4975 A few weeks ngo in another editorial you for us in the region. They send men, money and complained about terrorists not getting IEDs across the border into Iraq all the time. Despite Fox News pundit Sean Editor Greg Mars 732-396-4219 Geneva Convention protection. Now after We would not have one half the problems in Hannity's accusation that Sports Editor Joe Serzan 732-396-4202 Hezbollah violates every standard of the Iraq if Iran was not supporting the insurgents. Barrett is filling with lies the Geneva Convention you blame Israel for They support Hezbollah totally. There should minds of "captive students," responding to an attack. If you read the be no wonder that the Hezbollah attack was they are the opposite — will- Geneva Convention, you will see that the peo- timed for the day that Iran was to give an ing participants in an elective ple who use a church or mosque to house sol- answer to the UN on its nuclear program. course. diers or store arms turns that building into a Iranian leaders have said the country should The students aren't 3OI Cenlmf Arentu, Clark, NJ. 01066 legitimate target. If one force uses civilians as use a nuclear bomb to destroy Israel, and the required to agree with the Pnsident Thomas.ll. Krckd <)0K-782-1747 human shields, that sick' is at fnuit for any Iranian president has said Israel should be alternative theories that civilian casualties. Yet you see-in to want to hold "wiped off tho map." Barrett beb'eves as truth. They Senior V.R Operations Joseph (iloloso <>08o75-67i'> are simply required to under- Controller Margaret M. iietke W87M.2-47-i7 American and Israeli -soldiers to a higher stan- When will the people of America wake up dard while letting terrorists kill anyone and and see the threat? After another attack? stand them and why people not say anything about their Geneva CHRISTOPHER D. SANDS believe them. In our age of ter- Convention violations. Why? Cranford rorism and global uncertainty, that's a crucial first step. 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August 11, 2006 tecord Press A-7 OBITUARIES Chernetz awarded Congressional Medal Jessica Chernetz, - a Charles A. Hess Westfield resident and a stu- Charles A. Hess of dent at California Cranford as a handyman for University of Pennsylvania, Cranford died peacefully at the Senior Citizen Services. his home on Aug. 3 at the was recently presented with He enjoyed life, working the Congressional Bronze age of 91. with his hands, playing Born in Cicero, 111., his Medal Award . by bridge with his life-long Congressman Mike family moved to Cranford in friends, and loving his fami- 1930. He was a graduate of Ferguson. ly. He had a wonderful sense This, award is given to Cranford High School's of humor as well. As he cele- class of 1932, and a member participants age 14-24 for brated each birthday he activities and service they of the class of 1938 at always said, "Age is a state Bucknell University, where completed that are fun and of mind, not a number." beneficial to the community. he was a brother in the Phi Mr. Hess is survived by Kappa Psi fraternity. The non-competitive pro- his beloved wife, Mary Ellen gram was created by During World War II, Mr. Sullivan Hess; his loving Congress in 1979 to recog- Hess was a proud soldier, children, Mariellen Hess nize the nation's outstand- serving for three years with Christian and her husband ing young people. the U.S. Third Army under Worth Christian of Long To earn the Bronze General George Patton. Valley, N.J.; Melanie E. Hess Medal, Chernetz had to sot In 1946, he married Mary of Manasquan, N.J.; Melissa and achieve goals in four Ellen Sullivan of Bayonne, E. Hess of Atlantic Beah, areas: 100 hours of volun- N.J. Together they shared Fl.; a cherished grandson, tary public service, 50 hours 60 years of marriage. After Benjamin Charles Hess of personal development living in Westfield for 20 Christian of Long Valley, including social and employ- years, they returned with N.J.; and dear nieces, ment skills, 50 hours spent their three daughters to the nephews, and friends. improving the quality of life family home in Crnnf'ord in Mr. Hess was a special though physical activity, and 1967. man and a true member of a minimum of one overnight Mr. Hess began his career the Greatest Generation. He wilderness or venture expe- with Western Electric in will be missed dearly by all rience. Westfield resident Jessica Chernetz recently received the Congressional Bronze Medal Kearny, N.J., and continued who were so blessed to have Chernetz completed the Award from Congressman Mike Ferguson. She is the daughter of June and Joel Chernetz, his career with AT&T at "its had him in their lives. What requirements by volunteer- who attended the presentation. Chernetz also received the Gold, Silver and Bronze corporate headquarters in wonderful memories he has ing for the Northeast Certificates and is continuing on to earn the Silver and Gold Medals. New York City. Ho retired given us all. God bJcss and Airlines Habitat for from AT&T in 1976 after 37 good rest Charlie. Humanity House Building skills and techniques, pro- pleted portions of each while she was completing years of service with the Relatives and friends are Project in St. Paul, Minn., ducing uniform and pr already. her (lii'l Scout (Sold Award company. He specialized in kindly invited to attend where she worked with a routines. Participating in the Chernetz' mother June requirements, which she the evaluation of workplace services at Graceland group of 16 adults on a num- Walk for Fitness program at learned about these awards received in Mav 2005. methods and practices to ber of house building proj- her school improved her car- Memorial Park in diovascular system by improve safety and efficien- Kenilworth today at 1:30 ects learning teamwork, Hot! Hot! Hot! cy. leadership, practical skills strengthening and toning p.m. In lieu of flowers, muscles. Place your business-card-size.ad in over Upon retirement he was memorial contributions may and caring for a family in 125 New Jersey newspapers and get your a consultant for AT&T and be made to the Cranford need. She was also part of a Finally, Chernetz planned worked for the township of Volunteer First Aid Squad. local Muscular Dystrophy a 12-milu rafting expedition message to over 3 million readers for Association Telethon and on the Delaware River that $1100. Statewide coverage for less than collected discarded and was both a physical and $9.00 per publication. unwanted eyeglasses for mental challenge, as the CONTACT THIS NEWSPAPER for more Patricia Lenhoff New Eyes for the Needy. She open reservoir produced rap- information or contact Diane Trent, idly moving, frigid water Mrs. Patricia Lenhoff, 72, Chicago, 111,; two daughters, also collected, boxed and New Jersey Press Association, sent clothing and blankets to conditions. 609-406-0600 ext. 24; email: [email protected] of Cranford died Aug. 2 in Susan Scholes and her hus- She al.su earned the the Cranford Extended a Native American reserva- band Steven of Bangor, Pa., tion in Canada. Bronze. 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August 13 at K3AM - W5OU B9.5 FM School in Cranford for 19 or at www.TheUnrvcr5ltyH05pltal.com HealthLInk Radio with Bob Mann years. An €ariy Diagnosis Makes Lung Cancer Less Difficult. Funeral services were held nt the Growney Or. Paul Bowlanowski dtecusscs treatments for a disease for which there Is no cure. Funeral Home, 1070 North UMDNJ Broad St., Hillside, NJ on Tfie UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Aug. 7. In lieu of flowers, donations to the American University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Cancer Society would be NEWARK. NEW JERSEY appreciated. 226 North Ave Wesltleld. NJ 07090 • www njpatnlree com A-8 Record Press August 11,2006 Health & Fitness Giants great to hit the greens ELIZABETH —Former West, in Livingston are fur- chance for door prizes. Non- and a Catholic teaching hos- New York Giants Running nishing the luxury automo- golfers may elect to attend pital sponsored by the Back T-Rodney Hampton biles. George Castro, the cocktail reception and Sisters of Charity of Saint will be the special guest Century 21 Atlantic Realtors dinner for a fee of $125. A Elizabeth in partnership golfer at the Trinitas Health in Roselle Park, is donating full range of sponsorship with Elizabethtown Foundation's Sixth Annual the $10,000 prize. Leonardo opportunities is also avail- Healthcare Foundation, serv- Golf Classic, set for Sept. 18 Jewelers of Elizabeth and able. ing those who live and work at the Shackamaxon Golf & Red Bank is donating a "The Trinitas Health in Eastern and Central Country Club, Scotch Plains. men's or women's Rolex Foundation supports Union County. It is the result "We're delighted and hon- President Watch for the Trinitas Hospital's many of the merger of Elizabeth ored that Mr. Hampton has Hole-In-One contest winner. healthcare advances through General Medical Center and agreed to tee off with us at "We are pleased that area a variety of fundraising St. Elizabeth Hospital in our exciting Golf Classic. He individuals and businesses endeavors, including special January, 2000. Operating on will enjoy the links and are joining with us to help events such as the Golf two major campuses, Trinitas attend dinner following the make this event a success. Classic," explained John C. Hospital offers 531 beds, Classic, so there will be plen- We are further indebted to Gibardi, chairperson of the including a 120-bed long-term ty of opportunities for guests our event sponsor, McCarter Foundation, adding, care center, and a comprehen- to mingle with him and to & English, LLP, Newark for "Businesses, corporations, sive cancer center. Trinitas request autographs," their generosity," Brechner agencies and individuals can Hospital provides comprehen- explained Nadine Brechner, added. help ensure quality health- sive medical/surgical services, executive director of the To accommodate player care in our community by adult and child/adolescent Making contact Trinitas Health Foundation. preference, there will be two supporting this event." psychiatric care, a bloodless David Manning, clinical supervisor of CONTACT We Care, The scramble format shot gun starts at 8 a.m. and For Golf Classic participa- medicine/surgery program, gave a lecture about suicide at the Pantagis Renaissance Classic features major hole- 1 p.m. A sumptuous brunch, tion or event sponsorship cardiac care, diabetes man- restaurant in Scotch Plains. He spoke of the 24-hour-a- in-one prizes consisting of gourmet buffet dinner, raf- opportunities, call the agement, emergency servic- day hotline for callers who are depressed, and the round- three 2007 automobiles, a fles, and special prizes will Trinitas Health Foundation es, inpatient pediatric care, the-clock trained volunteers who take those calls and $10,000 cash prize, and a be offered. at (908) 994-8249. Checks maternal/child health servic- offer assistance. CONTACT We Care is an international handsome timepiece. The $500 per-golfer fee for may be made payable to es including a high-risk new- organization with 53 groups throughout the U.S., and six Maplecrest Lincoln Mercury the Classic covers golf, Trinitas Health Foundation, born nursery, renal services, in New Jersey. It is a non-profit organization that also in Summit and Union; Open power cart, buffet brunch, and mailed to P.O. Box 259, senior services, a sleep disor- serves those with drug or alcohol related problems. Road BMW, US Route 1 refreshments on the course, Elizabeth, NJ 07207-0259. ders center, and a wound Manning continues to serve clients in his private practice North, in Edison; and cocktail reception, sit-down Trinitas Hospital is a full while working as supervisor at CONTACT We Care. Warnock Lexus, Route 10 dinner, premium gifts, and a service healthcare facility healing center. Anyone interested in volunteer service with CONTACT may call 908-301*1899. Pat Plante, vice president of the F-SP Rotary Club, presented a plaque to Manning at the meeting. Health dangers of extreme heat WESTFIELD — The New "Everyone should drink plen- elderly are drinking water, stroke can go from appearing Jersey Department of Health ty of fluids, spend time in cool and ensure that persons with normal to extremely ill in a and Senior Services (DHSS) places and reduce or re- mobility problems have ade- matter of minutes. Victims warns residents that the heat schedule any physical activi- quate fluids in easy reach, if may have hot, dry skin, a can be dangerous as well as ty. And please remember to you do not have air condition- high body temperature of 106 Rehabilitation Center uncomfortable. check on elderly family mem- ing, spend time in air-condi- degrees or more, an absence "The excessive heat and bers and neighbors to make tioned places such as of sweat, and a rapid and humidity can cause serious sure they are safe," Dr. Jacobs libraries, movies, malls, strong pulse. Victims may health conditions to develop added. schools, or other public build- become delirious or uncon- very quickly - especially heat To avoid health complica- ings during the hottest hours scious. Persons suffering stroke and heat exhaustion," tions from excessive heat: of the day, wear loose and from heatstroke need imme- said Health and Senior drink plenty of water or other light-colored clothing, wear a diate medial attention. Services Commissioner Fred non-alcoholic beverages, hat when outdoors, reduce Heat exhaustion is a M. Jacobs, M.D., J.D.make sure children and the physical activity or re-sched- milder illness that may take I Nursing Care ule it for cooler times of the several days of high tempera- day, don't leave children, a tures to develop. Victims may frail elderly or disabled per- have pale, clammy skin and son or pets in an enclosed car sweat profusely. They may — not even for a minute — as feel tired, weak or dizzy and SPORTS MEDICINE temperatures can quickly have headaches or sometimes climb to dangerous levels, crarnpi, but their body tem- talk to a health care provider perature will remain close to Presented by William Bell, R.HT. about any medicine or drugs normal. THE NERVE! you are taking. Certain med- For more informationvisit Surprisingly, it is healthy nerve fibers, researchers with new avenues of approach- ications - such as tranquiliz- the DHSS website not damaged ones, that contribute to per- ing lhe problem of addressing chronic pain. ers and drugs used to treat atwww.nj .gov/health/eoh/hha With breathtaking sistent pain. So says a study that points to At BELL REHABILITATION & SPORTS Parkinson's disease — can zweb/cool.htm or the New views of lhe Walcfiung undamaged fibers as being the ones pri- MEDICINE we specialize in developing increase the risk of heat- Jersey Office of Emergency Mountains, this marily associated with chronic pain. individual rehabilitation and management related illness. Management (NJOEM) web- Researchers now have more reason (o scru- programs for our patients and their condi- state-of-the-art facility People suffering heat- site at www.ready.nj.gov. RUNNELLS tinize intact nerve fibers when developing tions. We provide pre and post surgery is staffed 24 hours- new treatments for back pain and other care and aim to help you recover as safely a-day by dedicated Specialized Hospital of Union County chronic-pain conditions. Among the factors and as quickly as you can. To schedule an physicians and to be studied are nerve cells called noci- appointment or to learn more about todays Tee off to help hospice center ceptors, which are, in effect, "damage article call (9O8| 272-5955. We are conve- professional nurses. Medicare and Medicaid always accepted. detectors." When activated by disease or nient^ located at 777 Walnut Ave, in SCOTCH PLAINS — On watch for a participant who injury, they sencf electrical impulses to the Cranford. Auto Insurance Claims are our Sept. 11, the Center For Hope shoots a hole in one. Ford 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 brain. The faster these undamaged noci- specialty, and we will submit your bills for Hospice & Palliative Care World located at 158 E. ceptors fire electrical impulses, the stronger compensation. No faults & Medicare. New th Easily reached from Routes 22. 24 & 78. Just 1 rune from exit 41 off 1-78. will hold its 20 annual golf Westfield Ave., Roselle Park, the chronic pain. These findings provide patients are welcome. Another service of the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders outing at Roselle Golf Club. is donating a 2007 Ford This year, Martin Jewelers, Explorer Sport Package for a P,S. Inflammation is though! to be lhe primary cause of the firing of nociceptors. located at 12 W. North Ave., hole in one shot also. Call 908-771-5901 - www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS www. williambellrehab.com Cranford, is donating a Rolex The Center For Hope Hospice & Palliative Care is one of the oldest and largest freestanding, non-profit hos- pice organizations in the state and has earned a repu- tation for providing quality State of the Art Cancer Treatment Center in NJ care since 1982. The Center is in the process of construct- ••Intensity modulated radiation ing a 30-bed inpatient facility in Scotch Plains, Peggy therapy (IMRT) wraps radiation beams New State of the Art Equipment Coloney House, due to open precisely around tumors to destroy cancer in spring 2007 for those who with Fully Integrated IMRT System are not able to be cared for at cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue home to live the remainder of their lives with dignity and compassion. This facility will be in addition to the Center's two in-patient facilities in Elizabeth. Last year alone over 150 patients were on the waiting list, so this new facil- ity will fill . There are a limited num- ber of openings for the golf outing, so register early. Call Larry Reagan at (732) 244- 1044 for more information. 892 Trussler Place, Rahway, New Jersey 07065 (732) 382-5550 Blood drive set CLARK — An open commu- nity blood drive will be held at Eric Karp., M.D. Medical Director Temple Beth O'r /Beth Torah, 111 Valley Rd., Clark, on Sept. Board Certified Radiation Oncologist 11, from 3 - 8:30 p.m. The NJ Blood Services will conduct the About Dr. Karp: ' RAHWAY drive. The Blood Center is a non-profit community organi- • Founder and Director of Rahway Regional Cancer Center zation supplying blood and REGIONAL blood components to the hospi- • Board Certified Radiation Oncologist Trained tals in northern and central NJ. at Memorial Sloan Kcttcring Cancer Center CANCER CENTER All blood is collected, tested and processed in New Jersey. I American Cancer Sock Donors must be between the 1 Oncology at Mcmori Free Door to Door ages of 17 and 75. They should be in good health and not have Central New jtntf* lit Fratste Seed Iapltot Prograai Transportation Available donnted blood in the last 56 days. Donors may Btmply walk into the Temple to donate or they can call Joyce Scher, (732) 388-6993, to * schedule an appointment. August 11,2006 Record Press B-1 Community Life YMCA offers 3 new fitness classes THIS WEEK The Westfield Area YMCA recently movements to tone and sculpt the core others begins 7:15 a.m. Saturday, Aug. THURSDAY. AUG. 10 announced the creation of several new portion of the body using the hips, but- 19 for Gold and Silver members and SUMMER TEEN NIGHTS - hosted by the Westfield Area fitness classes to be offered in tocks and abs. 7:30 a.m. Monday, Aug. 21 for program Y at the East Broad Street Family Branch. 7:30-9:30 p.m. $5 September. Rope Revolution is a challenging class and new members. per teen. Y membership is not required, but pre-registration is. Together with the recently-unveiled combining jump ropes, strength training The Westfield Area Y, a non-profit 908) 233-2700, ext. 405 or [email protected]. Fitness Express Center, these classes and athletic drills to give your workout organization, serves the communities of AUGUST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - a performance are part of the Y*s ongoing efforts to the jump you are looking for. This class Cranford, Garwood, Mountainside and of classical music at Union County College's Roy W. Smith "Activate America" and increase health may be modified for any fitness level. Westfield. Theater, 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford. 7:30 p.m. $10. and wellness within the community. Simply Stretch breaks up stress pat- Financial assistance is available. For Proceeds will benefit the UCC Foundation Scholarship Fund. Classes are available for beginners as terns and teaches participants how to more information on these classes, con- T-SHIRT DECORATING — part of the conclusion to the well as experienced exercisers. mindfully and slowly stretch all the tact Group Fitness Coordinator Jean summer activities at the Westfield Memorial Library, 550 East Dance Core Workout is a fun workout muscle groups: standing, lying down White at (908) 233-2700, ext. 246 or e- Broad St. 3 p.m. Free, but children must bring their own t-shirt. that will allow participants to keep their and twisting. This class is suitable for [email protected]. Or, vis- Pre-register at (908) 789-4090, ext. 4114. feet moving to the sounds of Latin all fitness levels. itvisit the Westfield Area Y on the Web music. This class will incorporate Registration for these classes and at www.westfieldynj.org. SUNDAY. AUG. 13 MARRIED COUPLES BRUNCH - the B'nai B'rith Ketubah group will gather at the Kenilworth Inn, Boulevard and South 31st Street in Kenilworth. 1 1:30 a.m. $14.95 per per- son, plus tax and tip. Prospective members welcome. RSVP by A REAL WILD TIME Aug. 11 at (908) 232-0062. TUESDAY, AUG. 15 COFFEEHOUSE/FUNDRAISER - singer/songwriter Audrey Assad will perform at this event at Evangel Church, 1251 Terrill Rd., Scotch Plains. Donations will be collected on behalf of Altegra Chiariello, a 10-year-old girl with autism who is in need of an assistance dog. 7:30 p.m. RSVP to (908) 322- 5425. 'ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL' - part of the Kenilworth Public Library's outdoor Shakespeare Festival, "Bard on the Boulevard." The Hudson Shakespeare Company will >erform at 7:30 p.m. at David Brearley High School football (ield, Boulevard and 14th Street, Free, but bring your own seating. (908) 276-2451. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 16 'SUMMER OF FUN' PROGRAM - the JCC's series of concerts for adults age 60 and up continues with a luncheon and a double bill featuring Ruth Kaye and Susan Glanzberg. 1 1 a.m. Congregation Beth Israel, 18 Shalom Way, Scotch Plains. $30 for JCC members, $38 for non-members. Register by Aug. 14 at (908) 889-8800, ext. 207. HOLISTIC MOMS MEETING - the Union County chapter of the Holistic Moms Network will hear a talk by an organic chef. 7 p.m. Hanson House, 38 Springfield Ave.. Cranford. THE NERDS — a performance by the Jersey-based rock band at Echo Lake Park on the Mountainside/Westfield border. 7:30 p.m. Free and open to the public, but bring your own seating. In the event of rain, concert will be held in Cranford High School, 201 West End Place. (908) 527-4900. THURSDAY^ AUG. 17 T-SHIRT DECORATING — part of the conclusion to the . CUMMON <«• NEW Witt summer activities at the Westfield Memorial Library, 550 East Broad St. 3 p.m. Free, but children must bring their own t-shirt. EXPEDITION Pre-register at (908) 789-4090, ext. 4114. 7lli E3. Oi CRUISER NITES — classic car show hosted by the Chamber of Commerce returns to downtown Crantord. 5-9 p.m. For those entering a car, registration begins at 4:45 p.m. at North Union Avenue and Alden Street. Free. The Boy Scouts of Troop 33 enjoyed a rugged outdoor adventure In New Mexico. COMING UP Scouts trek through New Mexico wilderness YMCA REGISTRATION - sign-up for the fall session at the Westfield Area YMCA opens 7:15 a.m. Aug. 19 for Gold FANWOOD — A crew of local Boy Scouts and The Troop 33 crew also climbed Philmont's high- and Stiver individual and family members. The session runs their leaders changed their lives this summer with est peak, Mount Baldy, which stands a towering Sept. 5-Oct. 28. a 12-day trek through the mountains of New Mexico 12,400 feet above sea level. SUMMER TEEN NIGHTS - hosted by the Westfield Area at Philmont Scout Ranch. Philmont covers 214 "They may meet only one other group of Scouts Y at the East Broad Street Family Branch. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Aug. square miles, a vast expanse of wilderness, of which on the trail in an entire day of hiking," a Backpacker 24. $5 per teen. Y membership is not required, but pre-regis- Boy Scout Troop 33 covered more than eighty miles magazine editor wrote of the ranch. "Even in the tration is. (908) 233-2700, ext. 405 or in 11 days. most crowded camps, each Scout group camps in mcollett@westf ieldyn j. org. The group of boys and their leaders hiked from isolation, out of sight and sound of all other groups. FREE JOB TRAINING - Project Ready will accept appli- small camp to small camp, carrying their lives on The local group made what amounts to a cations for its fall job preparedness program at 9:30 a.m. their backs during the trek. Though hiking through Scouting pilgrimage with their trip to Philmont, the Sept. 8. Applicants should be prepared to stay for two hours. bear territory and often inclement weather, the Boy Scouts of America's premier high adventure The free six-week program will begin the following Monday at Scouts participated in backcountry activities at camp. 9 a.m. Basic computer skills, resume writing and interview their stops, including rock climbing, burro racing, Troop 33 meets regularly at the Fanwood techniques will be taught. St. Joseph Social Service Center, gold prospecting and the study of conservation, ecol- Presbyterian Church on Monday evenings during 1 18 Division St., Elizabeth. (908)353-1045 or www.projec- ogy and the ways of Mother Nature. the school year. tready.org. LYRA — the Russian a cappella group will perform at All Saints Episcopal Church, 559 Park Ave., Scotch Plains. $15 for adults, $10 for kids 12 and under. 7 p.m. Sept. 9. (908) 322-8047. Fall cleanup planned at Mindowaskin GOLF OUTING — fundraiser for the Center for Hope Hospice & Palliative Care in Scotch Plains. The event will be WESTFIELD — A fall cleanup has preserve this passive park. The organiza- efforts to the restoration of the historic Sept. 1 1 at the Roselle Golf Club; fuil day including 18 holes been scheduled for Mindowaskin Park tion's mission is to ensure the long-term bandstand this year. In 2002, The Friends of golf, breakfast, lunch, cocktail hour and dinner is $185. from 9 a.m.-noon Saturday, Sept. 23. enjoyment of the public park by Westfield rededicated the overlook on East Broad Sponsorship opportunities available. (732) 244-1044. Volunteers and organizations are residents and patrons. Members work Street. Using the original 1930 plans, the MUSIC FEST '06 — concert hosted by Union County at urged to participate and bring gloves and independently but in cooperation with the Friends raised more than $100,000 for Nomahegan Park in Cranford. Noon-10 p.m. Sept. 16. rakes. The meeting point for volunteers town to protect the historical significance granite in addition to the Town of Featuring Soufhside Johnny and LaBamba's Big Band, The will be behind the footbridge, closest to of the park and maintain the grounds. Westfield's contribution for concrete, An Alarm and the Beatles cover band Fab Faux. Also on hand the Presbyterian Church parking lot. Through the efforts of the organiza- opportunity to have dedicated granite from noon-4 p.m. will be the Kids Kingdom Traveling Jubilee. That is also the central point for assign- tion, the park has been designated an his- pavers at the handstand's new "memory For more, visit www.ucmusicfest.com. ments and to arrange for service hour sig- toric site. The Friends of Mindowaskin walk" is forthcoming. SPIRIT CRUISE LINE TRIP - the Scotch Plains Senior natures. has raised more than $500,000 over the Current board members of the Friends Citizen Advisory Committee sponsors this trip around For more information, call Debby years to improve the park, with 97 per- of Mindowaskin include Maria Antokas, Manhattan. Bus leaves Scotch Plains municipal building at Burslem, president of Friends of cent of the proceeds appropriated directly Debby Burslem, Diane Cesarz, Rose 9:45 a.m. Sept. 20. Registration is now open for township resi- Mindowaskin, at (908) 233-0028, or email back into the park. Tax-deductible dona- Clemson, Sherry Cronin, Richard Edge, dents. $45. (908) 889-2084 or (908) 322-6700, ext. 221. [email protected] . tions are always appreciated. David Foltz, Fontaine Gatti, Paula Long, JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF - the first in a weekly lec- Founded in the early 1990s, the The park celebrated its 85th anniver- B. Carol Molnar, Paul Nazzaro, Nancy ture series on coping with the death of a loved one presented Friends of Mindowaskin is a non-profit sary in 2003. The members of the Friends Priest, Marilyn Shields, Craig Stock, by the Center for Hope Hospice. 7-9 p.m. Sept. 20. St. organization that works to revitalize and of Mindowaskin decided to devote their Barbara Vincentsen and David Williams. Michael's Parish Center, 40 Alden St., Cranford. Free and open to the public. (908) 654-3103. GALA CASINO NIGHT — a fundraiser to support the Kenilworth Historical Society's campaign to restore the Nifschke House. Schering-Plough headquarters, 2000 Cindy Gallagher receives Emerald Award Galloping Hill Road, Kenilworth. Registration will begin 6 p.m. WESTFIELD — The Emerald Award, cessful annual Mother/Daughter Dance, Oct. 6. $25 in advance, $30 at (he door. (908) 276-0546, unique to the Girl Scouts of Washington at which the Scouts to show appreciation (908( 709-0434 or (908) 709-0391 . Rock Council, Inc. was presented to local to their mothers, their most ardent sup- GOLF CLASSIC AND TENNIS ROUND ROBIN EVENT resident Cindy Gallagher in recognition porters. Recently, she was a delegate at — sponsored by the Girl Scouts of Washington Rock Council the National Convention in California. and the Greater Essex and Hudson Counties Council. Oct. 16 of her outstanding service to the at Shackamaxon Golf and Country Club, Scotch Plains. $325 Westfield Girl Scout Community at the Her three daughters have been for golf and dinner; cheaper rates for tennis or dinner only. 2006 Annual Adult Recognition Dinner. encouraged by her with two of them Sponsorships available. (973) 746-8200, ext. 136 or (908) First introduced to the GSWRC in earning awards this year, the Bronze and 232-3236, ext. 1209. 1983, the Emerald Award is given to an Silver Awards. Her older daughter is HARVEST FEST — All Saints Episcopal Church seeks ven- individual who embodies the ideals and working on earning the Girl Scout Gold dors for its autumn program. 559 Park Ave., Scotch Plains. 10 spirit of Girl Scouting but whose service Award. a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 21. For an application, call (908) 322-8047. has not included council level involve- Throughout her involvement with Girl TRIP TO PEDDLER'S VILLAGE - a fundraiser for the ment. Scouts, Gallagher has earned the Kenilworth Historical Society. Departs St. Theresa's School at Gallagher's career as a Girl Scout has Leadership Development Pin (2000), 9:30 a.m. Nov. 4, returns at 6:30 p.m. $62 includes trans- been as a leader, a consultant at Wilson Outstanding Volunteer Award (2002 and portation to Lahaska, Pa. and lunch. (908) 276-0546. School and an organizer at Franklin. She 2003), Appreciation Pin (2002) and the TRIP TO VANITY FAIR SHOPPING OUTLETS - a has been the co-director of the annual Spirit of Girl Scouting Award for a num- fundraiser for the Kenilworth Historical Society. Departs St. town Encampment at Camp Lou Henry ber of years. Her kindness and thought- Theresa's School at 8 a.m. Nov. 16, returns at 5 p.m. $28 Hoover since 1998 and is currently the fulness ensures that all participating includes transportation to Reading, Pa. and lunch coupon and town's e-mail coordinator. girls have a memorable and enjoyable more coupons for discount shopping. (908) 276-0546. Gallagher established the highly-suc- Girl Scout experience. CINDY GALLAGHER August 11, 2006 B-2 [ prime time! Hear sweet sounds Summit Stompers of downtown jazz fest to stop in Westfield WESTPIELD - The Avenue Train Station), WESTFIELD—The Ragtime Band," "Sunset Cafig "Sweet Sounds Downtown" Christopher Dean Band (cor- sounds of Dixieland, jazz, Stomp," "Dippermouth Jazz Festival, sponsored by ner of East Broad Street and blues and other old-time Blues" and "Curse of an the Downtown Westfield Prospect Street), and Dave favorites will enliven a lazy, Aching Heart." Corporation JDWC), contin- Leonhardt Trio Band (Elm hazy summer evening when The Stompers play for all ues its 10th annual season Street in front of the sorts of events, including in downtown Westfield. The the Summit Stompers roll Baptist). into town to take part in the summer concerts, private performances will take place While enjoying the musi- parties, corporate affairs, on sidewalks and street cor- cal performances of Sweet Friday Evening Concert ners from 7 to 9 p.m. Rain Sounds Downtown, enjoy dates will be the following dining at one of Westfield's Wednesday evenings at the fine restaurants or shop and same time. On the night of stroll through downtown. Aug. 15 performances will For more information about include Terraplane Blues Westfield and other down- (Central Avenue in front of town events taking place, The Bombay Company), Ron call the DWC at (908) 789- Kraetner & the Hurricanes 9444 or visit their web site (lawn in front of the North at www.WestfieldToday.com.

The Summit Stompers Jazz Band will perform Aug. 18 at the Lucky winner Flr»t United Methodist Church in Westfield. Seven-year-old Peter Warren of Scotch Plains receives a full tuition reimbursement check from Or. Ted Schlosberg, founder Series at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 18 anniversaries, memorial and executive director of the New Jersey Workshop for the at the First United services and weddings. One Arts. Peter's name was selected in a special Westfield Summer Methodist Church, located in father hired the band to play Workshop 35th Anniversary tuition reimbursement drawing. the center of Westfield at 1 at the weddings of two of his The tuition drawing, open to all registered students, was part of East Broad Street. daughters — one was held the program's anniversary celebration. A second grader at The Summit Stompers on Block Island and the McGinn School, Peter took courses in Pencil Pals, Dinosaurs, Jazz Band was founded in other at Cooperatown. In the Get in the Game, Exploring Science and Wood Crafts while he Summit in 1992 and play Fall/Winter issue of New attended the summer program. traditional Dixieland jazz in Jersey Brides, one couple Ron Kraemer and The Hurricanes return for the Sweet the style of such famous gave glowing reviews of the Sounds Downtown Jazz Festival on Aug. 15, along with musicians, as Louie band's performance at their Terraplane Blues, a highly requested blues favorite. Armstrong, Jelly Roll wedding last year, Russia's LYRA Morton, Turk Murphy, Bix Donations at the door for Biederbecke and others. this concert will be $10 for The band consists of adults and $5 for students. Sample some fine fare seven musicians: Kent Blair, No tickets or reservations to sing at All Saints' trombone (leader); Bart will be necessary. during Restaurant Week SCOTCH PLAINS—At 7 of Russian composers. They Bartholomew, trumpet; Fred Refreshments will be avail- p.m. Sept. 9, the Russian a perform the works of Fischer, piano; Sy able at intermission. CRANPORD — Restaurants Other eateries that will cappella vocal group LYRA Bortnjansky, Chesnokov, Helderman, clarinet; Mike For further information, are lining up to participate offer treats around the 2006 will perform in Lea Hall at Gretchaninov, Stravinsky, MacBurney, tuba; Jon call the church office at (908) in a new Downtown theme are: Applegate Farm, All Saints' Episcopal Taneev, Tchaikovsky and Martin, banjo; and Don 233-4211 daily from 8:30 Management Corporation Baskin Robbins, Blimpie and Church in Scotch Plains. Rakhmaninov, among oth- Robertson, drums. a.m.-3:30 p.m. The church event — Restaurant Week, set Donna & Company. Tickets are $15 for ers. The Summit Stompers and sanctuary are handi- for Aug. 19 - 26. During that "Restaurant week is a adults and $10 for kids 12 More information about play exciting, happy, upbeat capped-accessible. Plenty of week, restaurants will offer new and fun opportunity for and under. For informa- the group, including sam- music that is sure to put a parking can be found in the a complete meal - appetizer, diners to try new places to tion, call the church at ples of their music, can be smile on your face and liven church lot with an entrance entree and dessert —for eat," said event chairperson (908) 322-8047. found at www.lyra- up your evening with tunes off Ferris Place, and on adja- $20.06. Diners will also be De-nise Broesler. "In turn, The group consists of six online.org. such as "Sweet Georgia cent streets and in other able to order off the regular it's a chance for downtown members, three female and The show marks a return Brown," "Alexander's nearby parking lots. menus, restaurants to show off their three male, who are educat- for LYRA to All Saints', as Participating restaurants versatility and culinary ed either as opera singers All Saints' is again one of include: Antone's Pub & skills." or as choir conductors in about 50 stops in the Grill, Bel Paese, Cervantes of Each participating estab- the St. Petersburg conser- group's tour during the late Spain, Cranford Family lishment will display their vatory. Their repertoire con- summer and early fall. Call for entries in Restaurant, Cranford Hotel, "2006" specials/menu in their sists of sacred, folk, and All Saints' is located at Dim Sum, Emma's Brick window. secular Russian choir 559 Pork Ave. in Scotch Oven, Garlic Rose, The Office The DMC sponsors the music, as well as romances Plains, across the street juried photo exhibit Restaurant, Pizza ChefXPizza event, with funding from and arias from the operas from Park Middle School. House, Riverside Inn, Steve's Denise Broesler at RE/MAX MOUNTAINSIDE — Any entry over 16 x 20 inches, Restaurant and Tony's and Michael Campanaro of Photographers are invited to must be framed with Pizzeria & Cafe, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage* Ketubah couples to meet Aug. 13 submit two photographs to be plexi-glass. considered for exhibition at tn The New Jersey KENILWORTH—The at 11:30 a.m. The price is the 12 Annual Juried Photography Forum's annual B'nai B'rith Ketubah $14,95 per person, plus tax Photography Exhibit for the show will be on display from Married Couples Unit (40+) and gratuity. New Jersey Photography November 1 - 30 at the DOWNTOWN CRANFORD will be meeting for brunch Prospective members Forum. The exhibit is open to Watchung Arts Center in at the Kenilvvorth Inn, 60 are welcome. 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Making friends for life at Helen K. Baldwin CRANFORD—The come back all the members In 1956, 12 students friendf* made at Helen K. of its extended family:—for- enrolled in the first class of Baldwin are friends for life. mer teachers, alumni and the Presbyterian Weekday Just ask the pair of college parents—to a birthday party Nursery School, founded by sweethearts who first met in at the school on Sept. 30. Helen Klase. When Mrs. preschool. Or ask the .moms The festivities, from 10 a.m. Helen K. Baldwin retired in who, 10 years after their to 1 p.m., will feature pony 1974, the school was kids have graduated, will rides for the children, enter- renamed in her honor. schedule a ladies night out tainment, food, cake and Today, the school has an with other moms they met prizes. The school also enrollment of about 125 stu- there. Of ask any one of the would love to hear from its dents aged 2 V4 to 5. families who weathered any alumni to share their "The most important type of crisis and how the favorite nursery school thing we can teach our chil- community at Helen K. memories. RSVP to the dren is that learning is fun. Baldwin became an instant party by either calling the We want our children to support group. school at (908) 276-1166 or learn to love school, to love "What I love about this by e-mailing learning," said Gardner. school is that it's not just a [email protected]. Indeed, many mothers are great place for my son to Helen K. Baldwin is a amazed by how much their learn his ABCs," said state certified nursery children learn. "When they Harmony Bertrand, mother school with a philosophy of tell you about their day, they of two preschoolers and teaching children through a always talk about playing or president of the board at creative, supportive environ- painting or doing a project," Helen K. Baldwin, "It's real- ment. "We value the indi- said Bertrand. "And then ly become my extended fam- vidual here," said Director one day you realize that ily. It's a community." Laura Gardner. "Many par- they know how to write This year the school com- ents tell me their children their names, can recite the munity at Helen K. Baldwin brought home more artwork alphabet, name the planets, is celebrating its 60"1 in one year of nursery school the seasons and the months anniversary, and as part of than they did through their of the year. And, of course, Beyond Dance opens new studio that yearlong celebration entire elementary years. they know all about the achoot would like to wel- We're proud of that." dinosaurs." CRANFORD — Beyond Dance announces helping in the waiting room to handle questions the opening of a brand new studio, located next and to take phone calls. The changing room door to the existing studio. The studio is now offers students some privacy and also a place to open and ready for a full array of fall classes. store their belongings while they are in the Eastern Gymnastics opens doors to new season The studios are owned and run by Kara classroom. A large and convenient parking lot is CRANFORD—Eastern Our staff is excited to children as young as 18 Vallone-Cortes and Jorge Cortes, who believe available in the Cleveland Plaza for all parents Gymnastics Academy locat- start the 2006-2007 season months and as old as 18 that putting the fun back in dance instruction to use. ed at 1 Commerce Drive in with many updates to its years. Students are always will create a lifelong love of dance. The studio offers a children's dance program Cranford will open its doors facility including moon placed in age appropriate Vallone is a graduate of Montelair State for ages 3 to 7. The philosophy is to teach stu- for the fall gymnastics sea- bouncers, two tumbling and skill appropriate level University, where she majored in dance and dents the love of dance. When the love of dance son on Sept. 5. Registration floor exercises, state-of-the- classes to challenge their received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2000. is securely instilled, technique will be willingly •', can be done any time via art preschool and recre- physical ability. While at Montelair she took classes in choreog- embraced out of respect for and love of the art. ^ phone, fax, mail or in-per- ational training equipment, Eastern also offers non- raphy, dance improvisation, dance history, Classes teach physical awareness, creative } son. Open house is sched- trampolines, and tumble competitive through compet- rhythmic analysis, dance methods, laban ele- expression, balance, learning readiness, ; uled for Aug. 28 through tracks. EGA offers a wide itive cheerleading programs ments, ballet, modern and jazz. She feels she rhythm, and dance etiquette, all part of a foun- * Aug. 31 from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. variety of programs for for girls ages 4 to over 18, has become a more well-rounded dancer and dation of learning. As students become ready under the direction of the incorporates her knowledge from these classes for more traditional training, a background in Central Jersey AllStar staff. at Beyond Dance. creative dance helps them become more effec- All staff members are pro- Assisting Vallone are Andrea "Nikki" Hester, tive learners as well as artistically motivated. fessionally certified with who graduated from Philadelphia School of the The curriculum includes ballet, tap, jazz/hip- CPR, First Aid and USA Arts; Erin Murphy, who graduated from the hop, Pointe, lyrical, modern, musical comedy, beyond Safety Gymnastic certifica- American Musical and Dramatic Academy; modern, musical comedy, Creative Dance (ages tion to meet the safety needs Amanda Trnwinski, who graduated from 3-4), Kinder Combo (age 5), and Dance Combo of clients. Montelair State with a bachelor in fine arts in (ages 6-7). DANCE Free trial classes are dance; and Jennifer Eisenberg, who is studying The studio also offers adult classes. For available for new students, at Marymount Manhattan College for her bach- information or for a complete fall schedule, call call the office at (908) 272- elor of fine arts in dance education. the studio at (908) 272-2522 2560 or log onto www.east- Visitors to the studio will see the waiting Registration will take place at the studio at erngymnastics.com for more room is always clean and has plenty of seating 123 N. Union Ave. from noon-3 p.m. Aug. 20,27 information. for parents with an area for younger children to and Sept. 9. play. There is always someone

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P< 07^-252^300 U73-7B5-8700 expires 9/30/06 Adult Program including SALSA d and operated OZOOG H ti Learning C*nUtt. Inc August 11, 2006 Record Press C-1 Sports SERZAN'S SIDE SPF 9 travel team wins Suburban League The Scotch Plains- Peacock Fanwood 9-year-old travel baseball team won the 2006 memories Suburban Summer League Championship on July 30. SPORTS EDITOR SPF defeated second-seeded Millburn 15-3 in the league The NFL on NBC officially playoffs to secure the title. kicked off this past Sunday The team finished their night when the station broad- summer season with an casted the Hall of Fame Game overall record of 14-4-1. from Canton, Ohio. I, for one, The clinching victory was was very pleased to see NBC the team's third game in five covering big-time professional days versus Millburn during sports again. As I watched some of the game that night, I the playoff round. After SPF was reminded of a time when defeated Millburn in the ray whole world revolved first game on July 25, around NBC sports. Millburn defeated SPF on It was the mid-1990s, and I July 29. could not get enough of the sta- SPF had a very impres- tion's sports broadcasts. I sive regular season record would truly live for Sunday coining into the playoffs and afternoons and the NBA on therefore was the number NBC. I can still remember the one seed in the playoff tour- musical interlude that was nament. Millburn was not played during the start of each intimidated though, handing broadcast and leading up to the SPF team a very costly each commercial break: diinna- loss in the double-elimina- na-nununut-nun-na, dunna- tion playoff round the day nunna-na-nana-nananut- before the championship nunun-nunna (thank you John game. Millburn's bats were Tesh). hot and SPF pitching could On more than one occasion, I do little to stop them. would plop down on the couch However, SPF came roaring during the early afternoon and back Sunday, exhibiting the watch the entire Sunday dou- true resolve of a champion ble or even triple-header (no during the next day's game. joke). Michael Jordan and the In the clinching game ver- Chicago Bulls and Patrick sus Millburn, SPF starter Above: the SPF 9-year-old champions pose for a team picture with their trophies. Top Row, left to right: Coaches Ewing and the New York Jeremy Haas pitched a com- Paul Laki, Joe Herbert, Leo Danik, Scott Marino, Chris Shell. Second row: Alan Payne, Chris Geissler, Paul Laki, Knicks would play in the first Jeremy Haas, Nick D'Apuzzo, Kyle Krutia. Bottom row: PJ Herbert, Matt Marino, Connor Danik, Chris Shell, Danny game, Charles Barkley and the plete game, allowing only Lopez, Danny Babis and Mascot Kevin. Below: Herbert (left) runs to celebrate with his teammates following the Phoenix Suns and David three runs to score on just championship win while Payne does a victory jump in celebration. Robinson and the San Antonio four hits during the contest. Spurs in the second game, and Haas got great support from and Danik exhibited great RBI single. then Hakeem Olajuwon and his catcher and his fielding base running during the SPF followed that game the Houston Rockets and Clyde defense throughout the play, anticipating the Laki with a 6-2 victory over Drexler and the Portland Trail- entire game. drive well after it hit the bat. Millburn on July 26. It was Blazers in the last game. Alan Payne called a SPF added another three the first time that SPF From beginning to end, the superb game behind the runs during the fifth inning squared off against Millburn broadcast was extremely enter- plate and the defense was due to more efficient hitting during the playoff round. taining. I could not wait to hear strong behind Haas. Leo and extreme patience at the Millburn was victorious Bob Costas' balance of eloquent Danik was particularly good plate. Matt Marino, Kyle due in large part to the pitch- speech and witty comments in the field for the Raiders, Krutis and Nick D'Appuzo ing of Krutis and Marino and and Peter Vescey's inside scoop registering eight defensive each had key RBI hits in the the timely hitting of Alan on the coaches and the players. putouts during the game. inning for the Raiders. Chris After they prepped the audi- Payne with a 6 -2 win ence, it was off to the sites of Daniel Babis, Daniel Shiel exhibited a great eye pitched by Kyle Krutis and the respective games that day, Lopez, and PJ Herbert pro- at the plate, drawing a Matt Marino nnd the timely with Marv Albert and Matt vided the offense spark for bases-loaded walk also dur- hitting of Payne, Haas, and Goukas ready to give play-by- the Raiders during the ing the fifth. Chris Geissler. play and color commentary (I championship game. Babis' SPF began its playoffs the Members of the SPF 9- don't care what anyone says, two-run single with the Monday of that week, and year-old summer league team Albert was and still is the best bases loaded and singles by the Raiders looked the part proudly received their cham- basketball play-by-play guy out Lopez and Herbert helped of a number one seeded pionship trophies from their there). Ahmad Rashad would SPF take a 5-2 lead in the team, promptly taking the coaches following their cele- then give his sideline report game. first three games from its bration after the champi- and the games would begin. SPF would add to the lead first three opponents. onship game. The boys My father would sometimes throughout the'entire rest of SPF defeated Livingston, received the trophies in front bring the extra television out- the game with patient at- 8-3, on July 25 as Laki start- of many supportive family side on nice days and place it at bats and very clutch hitting. ed and pitched very well for members and fans. The the foot of the garage so we Paul Laki burst the game the Raiders. Laki pitched a team's coaching staff consist- could all watch the games open for SPF in the third complete game six-hitter to ed of dedicated fathers Leo together. Meanwhile, my broth- inning when he smashed a help secure the win. Sheil Danik, Joseph Herbert, Paul ers and I would play basketball three-run triple that scored provided the offensive spark Laki, Scott Marino and Chris on the driveway (the extra tele- Herbert and Danik. Herbert for SPF in the game with an Sheil. vision had pretty bad reception but I only really needed to hear it anyways). I thought that was the coolest thing ever. I would imitate my favorite players on the "home court" as I heard their every move. All of the games seemed to be rivalry matchups and I felt Bickel Construction wins like I knew every player very well. I had their sports cards and wore their jerseys con- Quad Town Championship stantly. In addition, the Knicks were a great team and always The Robert Bickel Construction LLC softball team won the seemed to be battling the Bulls Quad Town (Millburn, Summit, Berkeley Heights, New for supremacy in the league. Providence) A League Division Championship. The Robert Those games had a real Boston Bickef Construction softball team was the regular season Red Sox and New York Yankees and playoff champion, finishing the season 16-1. The mem- feel to them for me. bers of the team are pictured on the right. Back Row (left to Speaking of baseball, NBC right): Steve Gebert, Robert Bickel, Patrick Dowling, Russ had that, too. During the Davidson, Matt Parcells, Dave Wright, & Marc Sheridan. Yankees 1996 exciting and suc- Front Row (left to right): Jeff Poilcarplo, Scott Savarese, cessful run through the play- Chris Ferra, Pete Paradise, & Mike Yendrick. Any A Division offs, NBC broadcasted every teams in the surrounding area looking for a league to play round up until the World in next spring, contact Patrick Dowling at (908) 397-6183. Series. My mother and father would constantly let me stay up and watch all the games; and I enjoyed every minute of them. I always felt like I should thank Costas, Joe Morgan, and Bob Uecker for Bernie William's domination of the Texas Rangers and the Jeffrey Maier ST. BART'S OLD-TIMERS SOFTBALL LEAGUE game against the Baltimore Orioles (still cannot believe Action for the St. Bart's Paul "Mr. July" Nadolny five RBIs. Coach Fugett home set, the Annies were St. Luke 14, St. Marks 13. that it was called a home run "Boys of Summer" Softball delivered the key hit, a triple, homered for the St. Luke. able to turn the tables on the by the umpire; but it was enter- League was ae hot as the during an exciting seventh Stevies by scoring four times In a great game, the Lukies taining to see Tony Tarosco weather last week with inning to spark the win. John St. Stephen 17, St. Anne 12. during the final frame. Lou held off a game Marksmen going all George Brett on the some great games being Esposito and Dennis "Buono" Balestriere homered and team. Unfortunately, no umpire after he made the call). played. Here's the action- Vuono mashed back-to-back The Stevies fought back from Howie Bialos hnd four hits score.Hheet was submitted I hope parents will allow packed recap of all the home runs for St. Marks. an early six-run deficit to for the Stevies in defent. though. their children to stay up on gnmes played last week: Romash found the hitting grab the victory from the Sunday nights to watch NBC's stroke for St. Aloysius, bang- Annies. The winners were led St. Joseph 20, St. Jude 2. St. Luke 9, St. Marks 5. broadcasts of the NFL and that St. Marks 9, St. Aloysius 8. ing out four hits of his own by Steve Abrunzo's perfect 5- the station can continue to cre- while Tony Radice chipped in for-5 day and Jack "El The Joeys raked the Judys, In a rematch that was tied at ate more grent sports memories The Marksmen stayed with three hits for Aloysius. Presidente" Kennedy's home scoring 11 times in the sec- throe going into the bottom of for today's generation, just like white-hot, winning for the run. Duke Virgilio stayed hot ond inning. In a truu team the sixth inning, the Lukies it did for me. eighth straight time. St. Anne 22, St. Luke 0. for the Annies by smacking effort the Joeys had 38 hita, scored six runs to put the game Joe Serzan is sports editor However, it wasn't easy. The out three more hits. led by five-hit performances on ice. George Gracin's triple for the Cmnford Chronicle and Marksmen had to fend off a The Annies ambushed front- by veterans Steve Ferro and was the key blow during the Record-Press. He can be proud Joe Romash team by running St. Luke behind St. Anne 15, St. Stephen 14. Tom Rutkowski. The Judys rally. Joe "Encrgizer Bunny" reached at (732) 396-4202 or scoring the decisive run Duke Virgilio's six hits (five offered littlo resistance in DeRosa led the Marksmen [email protected]. during the seventh inning. RBIs) and "Milk" Monroy's Completing a rare home-and- the game. with three? hits. C-2 ftecord Press August 11, 2006

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VISIT OUR WEBSITE: *i MARANO & SONS //! iTEEL •UUMNa SALEI Save 60%-7CW. Lim- // ; ited Inventory! 25x3O, tvww.maranosonsauto.com 30x50, 4Ox60. 5Ox9O. 6Oxl2O. Tell (raa 1- •77-72t-4«07 2005 HONDA aOOSPORD 2OO2 MITSUBISHI 2004 MERCUHY 2008 NISSAN PILOT EXL F-1SO8TX NONTERO MOUNTAINEER SENTRA I 4dr, 4x4, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, pick up, auto, air, ps, pb. cd,4dr, 4x4, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, 4dr, 4x4, auto, air, ps, pb, pw. special edition, auto, air, ps, pb, piocks, pseats, leather, heated chrome wheels, b«d liner, only piocks, tilt, cruise, cJ, alloy piocks. pseats, leather, healed pw, plocfe. tilL cmise, cd, alloy ALL CASH MIDI II seats, mocnroof, tilt, cruist 11,000 miles. VIN6X318922 wheels, * 42,000 miles. seats, tilt, cruise, cd. alloy wheels, wing, only 5,6(K) miles. For single & multi-family homes & vacant land. cd changer, tv/dvtt, 3 seats, VIN#2J064191 wheels. 3 stats, 34.000 miles. VINS6N431509 side air bags, 24,000 miles. Fast closings! V1N#46JO5146 Call today! | VIN#5H611380 ERA SUBURB REALTY AGENCY, $25,995 $15,995 $13,995 $17,995 $15,995 •0M2244M AUTO SALES INC. RwpontlMa * Honwt 3004 TOYOTA 3006 BUCK 2002 MITSUBISHI 2002 HONDA 2003 SATURN VUE Lady looMnc tor taUMi GAMRV8E RONDEZVOUS CXI GALANTES CBV-LX v6. auto. air. ps, pb. pw, to gtoan. !>••!• PotM piocks, tilt, cruise, cd. moon- 14dr, auto, air. ps, pb, pw, piocks, 4dr. auto, air. ps. pb, pw, piocks. 4dr, auto, air. ps. pb. pw, piocks, 4dr, 4*4, auto, air, ps. pb, pw, MkforAnla pseats, leather, 3 seats, titt, cruise, titt, cruise, cd. only 35.000 miles. piocks. tilt, cruise, cd. alloy roof. alloy wheels, 32.000 A S,•///•?(/ / I pseats, tilt, cruise, cd. moonroof, I wing, at!o>> wheels, only 25,000 cd, alloy wheels, onry7.000 miles. WNK2E070453 wheels, only 33.000 miles. miles. VINM5M9143 U\'#2C074633 CLARK- 1st fir, 1BR, LR, c /.V.T.I |milesVlN*lTC63162 VBM61809544 Kit. No pets. Near PKWY $85&HJtil. Must have refs Avail, now $13,995 •783*377 Cars (V Spcn; $16,995 $22,995 $10,995 $15,995 CLARK APTREWTAL: si X & Trucks RUST TIME AD First 4 2"^ fir 2 BR apts 3004 SUZUKI XL-7 2O0S TOYOTA 2003 CADILLAC CTS 3004 LINCOLN LS 2004 LEXUS ES-330 In convenient area- 4dr, 4x4, auto, air. ps, pb, pw. COROLLA 4dr, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, piocks, PREMIUM 4dr,, auto. air. ps, pb, pw. piocks, Immediate occupancy I SO South \\ c piocks, lilt, cruise, ci 3 seats, 4dr,, auto, air, ps, pb, tilt, cruise, pseats, leather, tilt, cruise, cd. 4dr auto, air, ps. pb, pw. piocks, pseats, leather, tilt, cruise, cd, RAHWAr residential $l,20O/moCarene pseats, leather, tilt, cruise, cd, building lot. Clark bor- 732-3se«soe alloy- wheels. 29,000 miles. cd, only 16.000 miles, moonroof, heated seaU. alloy heated seats, mmnrocf. alloy ><>cl. N | O"*O2 in\(M)(|. \| <)~( moonroof, navigation, healed seats, der, approx. 60x140 Cranford, 1 block to VDM44113511 V1M5C63S018 wheels. 24.(100 miles. wheels. 41,000 miles. chrome wheels, only 17,000 miles. recent survey $275,000 train, 2 bedroom du- 90S-389-194B rlM#3C 118095 VLNH4676I16 nN#45(l394£l plex 2/new kit & bath, w/d In unit. Off-st pkg. I i\ ')(tS $150O/mo +utlls, 1 mo security. Refer- $15,495 $13,995 $19,995 $23,495 $25,995 ences Req. Avail now Excellent Condition 908-578-7609 C in this newspaper is subject lo the Fed- Cranford 1 BR available eral Fair Housing now. Walk to transit. GRMT SELECTION OF OS'AND 06' MLMVANS IN Amendments Act and $900 + utils. 1.5 mo the New Jersey Civil sec. 9O»-8»1-S165 Rights Law, which CRANFORD I*1 fir! 4 2005 PONTIAC SUNF1RE 2005 MERCEDES C-240 200S E320 4MATIC 2005 HONDA ACCORS LX 2006 HYUNDAI make it Illegal to ad- rms. W&D, garage. 2dr. auto, air, ps. pb. piocks, tilt, cruise, •fdr. aulu. air. ps, ph. pw. piocks. WAGON 4dr. auto, air. ps. pb. pw, piocks, tilt, cruise SONATA LX V6 vertise any prefer- $1450 + all utlls. 1.5 cd, moonnxrt. only ll.iwii miles. leather, tilt,cruise, cd. moonroof.only 15,(KXJ auto, air. ps, pb. pw. piocks, pseats. leather, lilt 4dr, auto, air. ps. ph, pw. plucks, pseats. ence, limitations or mo. sec, No pels. Call cd. wing, only 7X00 miles. VOMraAMSKl discrimination based 30BV2324M0 cruisi, cd. moonroof, roof racks, heated mis leather, heated seals, tilt, cruise, cd, pre- on race, color, relig- CRANFORD 2 BR, newty 34,000 miles. VIN6X1B828] mium sound, only 8.000 miles, ion, sex. national ori- renovated kitchen & VINS61S95143 gin, handicap, familial oath, 1 block to train, status, creed, ances- downtown, off street $12,495 $17,995 try, marital status, af- parking. Check credit. $26,995 $38,995 $18,995 fectlonal or sexual $1500/mo. + utils. & orientation, or nation- sec. Avail, now. Call 2001 FORD TAURUS SE 2001 NISSAN ALT1MA SE 2005 LANDROVER LR3 HSE 2005 HONDA 2002 MAZDA ality, or an intention to S0S47S-TS0S 4dr. auto, air. ps, pb. pw plucks, tilt, 4Jr. auto, air.pj. pb, pw, piocks, tilt, cruise, cd, 4dr. auto, air, ps. pb. pw, piocks. pseats. leather, ODYSSEY EXL TRIBUTE ES make any such pref- erence, limitation or Cranfortf- 4Rms, walk to cruise, cass, alloy wheels, only 15,(H») moonruuf. alloy wheels. 45,000 miles. heated seats, dual moonroof, 3 seats, naviga- auto, air, ps. pb. pw. plods, pseats, leather, 4dr, 4x4, auto, ait. ps, pb, pw. piocks, train $1075/mo.+ util, miles. VLV#1FD89313 discrimination. Famil- tion. 15,000 miles. VIN#5A310344 healed seats, tilt, cruise, moonroof. cd,leather, tilt, cruise, cJ, moormibf, only ial status Includes 1 V4 mo. sec. Non- tv/dvd, power doors, 8 passenger seating. 14,000 miles. \!N#2KM318.i9 Prlce(i) include(s) all coib Is tw paid by he consumer children under the age smoking, No pets 9O&4ST1361 20,000 miles. WN#51635895 of 18 living with par- except for licensing, registration 1 taxes. ents or legal custodi- Not rttponsiblt for typographical errors. ans, pregnant women MUST SEE $8,495 $10,595 $39,995 $25,995 $15,995 and people securing custody of children CflANFORO- RoeaHe Una under 18. 4 Rooms, heat, hot water This newspaper will not & gas incl, off-st prkg, knowingly accept any $975/mo +• 1 Vi mo sec. advertising for real es- No pets. 90>4971J63. tate which Is in viola- CRANFOAD Walk to tion of trie law. To re- train Spacious 2BR in port discrimination, Victorian home, N/P call the Office of Fair avail 1O/1 $1400/mo Housing and Equal Incl. ht 90*432-3191 MILLENNIUM of Opportunity of the U.S. Department of EUZABCTri Wamlanco Housing and Urban Panx area, 2 BR + den,2 Development (HUD) at baths, yard, deck. No 1-8OG66&9777. The pets. No smoking. Sec. BRIDGEWATER HUD TTY telephone check a must. Near number for the hear- NYC transp. 1.5 mo ing impaired is 212 sec. $1200 + utils. No 7081455. section 8, Avail. Immed. 908-35&0583 BERKELEY HEIGHTS Fan wood- sunny, newly, New custom Town- renovated, 2BR, 2" fir x home featuring over apart, w/ back deck, 180O sqtt, of Master overlooking shared Craftsmanship. 3 firs backyard, separate of excellence including laundry area w/ new y "Gourmet Kitchen" 28' washer/dryer, storage Loft, 2BR, 2.5 baths, in bsmnt, Incl. gar. plus a spectacular space. NYC bus stop downtown location & infront of house, short Isn t It Time To only steps away from walk to train station the NJ Transit train, $1375/mo+ utll. 1 Mt shops & restaurants. mo. sec. credit check You will feel like you req. 9O»22«-B091 are or vacation 24/7. Treat Yourself. Builder close-out price Oarwood- 1 BR. Ht & •479400 HW incl, $lO25/mo N/S, N/P, Call WW- Sl»O6B0 WESTFIELO/Wyehwood GA«D€WS CO-OP OARW00O 2 fain house, 2BR l"flr $235,000 & 2" flr. 1 BR $1100 nee. .9% 1BR 1" fir new kitchen 1" fir. 2 BR $1300 neg. .9% .9% hdwdflrs $190,000 Renovations & painting park atmosphere w/Pool now In progress. PICK APR APR APR 9M-70»«K»x 211 out your own wall col- Financing avail, up to 36 mos. Financing avail, up to 66 mos. or 900468-2490 ors. Botti avail 9/15- Financing avail, up to 48 mos. FALKIN FINANCIAL 10/15. 90BMW4877 OARWOOO 2 family. 2"' flr, 4 large rooms. Refrig On all 2006 R350/R500 & E320 CDI. erator, w/w carpet, half bsmt with W/D. cable in- ternet, move* cond. No smoking, no pets. $1,325 + utlls. 1.5 month security.

STUSTED Count On Us JUSTUSTtD For Results CAMWOOD 3BR, LR, DR. Ird. bsmrt w/d No Pets. Your Listings Near all. tl65OHrtl)s Avail Call 9/1 732-261-0414 KENILWOftTH 3 rms, Nancy move in cond. $885 /mo + utils. 1.5 mo. •oa-BQ4*ioee sec. No pets. Avail, now. D«y» 900-241- 2S75 Evn 908-276- 82B3 .Musi Finance Stust Finance Must Finance Must Finance KENILWORTH Large 3 Thru Denier |JLT Thru Dealer Buy Thru Dealer gjjY Thru Deafer Room Apt. - 2" F. H & I OK FOR FOR CRANFORD HW Included- 1 V4 29,990 31499 51,990 Walnut School- 4 level month sec- Non ( Stk #3842, VIN #6AO01O82,6 cyl., auto, 18" rims, smokers $900 Avail. Stk #1VBUj, VIN#6A9OI914. 6 cyl.. auto, Stk #t ;i85, VIN #6AB28600, 6 cyl., auto, Stk #19299, VIN #6A863055,6 cyl., auto, split. 4BR. 2 bath, full Wood Steering \Vhl. Trim Pkg, hnt Pkg, Htg Pkg air sus-. bsmt-10 Chester Lang 9/1 Call Theresa ^p/s/sts, ed chun«er, htd sts. Sunrf Pku. k SunrfPkg., Htd Sts, Metallic Paint. . k pension. Pananxif. ^ steering whl, appearance pkg., prem. Place '06 Taxes $8155 (908) 6S8-O440 after Ashing ftSeO.OOO. 5:00 (9O8) 236-8646 Call •508-272-2727 LINDEN 2 BR house, close to train. $1,000 /mo. 1.5 mo sec. Call riR*T TIME AD 917-416-9070 N. PLAINFIELD Victorian FANWOOD Op«n Sun 3Room apt., 1 BR $690 8/13. IMP- Lg 13Ox +utlls, Refs. NO PETS 300 tot, 8 rm, 3 BR, 908-561-5O85 after 6pm 1.5 ba. 2.5 garage. Frpl, C/A. fin. bsmt, lg deck. pool. Avail, now 1st time ad $569,000. RAHWAY 1BR apt, W/FR 36 Staeaard Place. hdwd floors, w/d In 9O8-400-2021 bsmt, heat & hot wa- ter incl. Nice residen- tial area. $825 avail. JUST LISTED Immed. 90S-377-71O0 OARWOOD 3439.9OO RAHWAY 2BR. LR, EIK. Spruce St, 3BR. 2BA Rear porch & back colonial w/C/A. up- yard, walk to trains, dated home, very $850/mo+utlls & Imo Must rin.mtv Up Musi Finance >J Must Finance 3) Must Finance neat. A Great Buyll security avail 8/15 Contact Malanle 732-381-91B6 ihniPcilfr in'v Thru Dealer BUY Thru Pettier fjrj\' ' Thru Dealer BUY ; IOK 908^*000643 FOR 1 OR 64,990 ERA Village Qrean ROSELLE PARK 1BR, 3" F-xm 59,990 59,990 RMlton 732-381,7477 fir, $850/mo + utlls. Stk fllMM. Vl\ #(>A(U<>.m, firvl., Stk #19326, VIN #6F093406, 6 cyl., auto, Stk #19154, VIN #6A47925O, 6 cyl., auto, Stk #19596, VIN #6A047756, 6 cyl., auto, 1 Vi mos sec. no pets Call 908-789-1861 auto, trim pki;.. ent, [iki;. J V ent, pkg., cd changer. J k a/c, cd, electronic trunk, htd sts. pkg., Sirius satellite radio. Park 2 BR, l" HANOVER TWP- fir of 2 family. LR. DR, Spaclous. 4BR. 3BA, EIK, W&D hookup, In desirable neighbor- walk to transp. No hood, new roof/floor pets. $HOO/mo + 2006, $829,999 call utlls. BO4-24S-1313 973-417-9 7B7 1250 Route 22 East MOUNTAIN SIDE 3 BR ranch, 1 BA, 2 car gar, bsmt, cul-de-sac, Bridgewater, NJ $529Kobo. 908-244-5108 Prices incl all costs to be paid by a consumer except for taxes, licensin888.863.961g & regist. Advertised pricing includes dealer discounts. Must be approved by primar9y lender and • have Tier 1 credit rating to qualify for advertised pricing. Offers expire 8/31/06. RAHWAY $410,000 ROSELLE PARK - Clean, NEW PRICE - WONT LAST! Bright, Airy 2nd fir. 1 BR, 4 Bdrm, 2.5 Bth, LR, new EIK, dose to all tans. Fam Rm, Den, DR. Small, friendly apt bkjg. Eat-ln-Kltch, Fin Bsmt. Ht/HW rnd. f*ee laundry. OPEN 24/7 at: www.benz4ever.com 2 Fireplace, Wet Bar. Ready now! $1175/mo Hdwd Firs, CAC. Dou- 908-233-8868 eves. ble Lot. C-ai JRS RE- ALTY (908)794-6467 SCOTCH PLAINS 1BR, S960 incl. utlls, cable 1 MUST SEE VJ mo sec. No pets! WOODBRIDOE 3BR. 3 full BA, possible mother/daughter, great Call Classifieds today and place your Ad! starter home, near all major HWY/NJ Transit Ibath. 1 block to train (389.999 Call Lorena shops &restauiants 908-361-5410 llSOO/mo 906-277-3674 HENRY LINK White wicker 6 drawe dresser with Victorian DESK Oak, computer & mirror $249 3 WELDINO TOUCH ENTERTAINMENT UNIT Fender black (at $trat FIELD TESTERS 908-232-2135 desk top frame SCTt w/2 carts & Solid oak, overall with coil tapping and MCTEHI OlAJMmCS •ERKCLCV HCIOHTS w/shelves & chal acetl. argon & oxygen 62"Wx58-H»21-D, TV fender case. Brand WANTED Get Your Supplies by DOMMfOMm Retail units LAZVMT $99 9O&S894380 10 Paopte naadw) w/ Malll FREE SHIPPING! tanhs 13 total. $650. a rea w/ doors new Ibanez semi- •llarglm, P»t odor*, aafebte Inn 700B2100 SF * LOVE SEAT-$350. OINING SET French Pro- 3O"x3O', A/V compo- hollow body In bur- ALL MAJOR BRANDS! Office Slifcsfran 330 telOOD PLAYER UPftKlHT PIANO 0BO.84" sofa blue & nent area 21"x38" w/ gundy. Both guitars, Id AMldawM i MOST PEOPLE WITH rose tapestsy,$200. vincial style, Table 6 to ta*« drtv* an Air bath. LR. EIK. w/d & SFB Red. good condition, chairs, & hutch $250 CHERRY CABtNETS 2 glass Inset doors, straps, strings for MEDICARE/ INSURANCE d/w, bsmt storage/ Very Good condltJon, Purification Appts. PAY NOTHINGI CALL plays Heat! Asking $200 EKC cond.732-829€990 years old with micro storage areas, VG $55O. FREE GIFT! laundry, walk to-town, obo. M8-MM832 9M-23S47S«1 wave, counter range, condition. Asking Call Mike 908 298*901 80O-337-4144 AMll NOW $1650 neg. Dresser 73.5"L»32'H 9OS-241-702* Living Room Sat - Sofa built in oven, dish $550 negotiable. 973-22O32U ANEW< +gas/elec, Flex tease Loveseat. Green, exc w/mirror 54"Hx35'W washer with matching 90«-241f262 Call Tia-SSl-5331 & 2 night tables $100 Bad credit - No Problem! condition, $400 obo panel, black granite MUST SEE Buy new computer Han/ Call 908.206*007 732-388-1786 countertops S25.O0O JOOaiNO STROLLERS New, Atklntf M.S00. Pay (or it Later. New LOVE SEAT * SOFA Encyclopedia Brittanica HOME GYM & other doll house Baby joggejgg r double, $2$275 Computers/ Laptops JUST LISTED BARTELTSFAMM* LG. 23 volumes, Pictures avail BEST OFFER items & collectibles & Mti B S Ye I low floral. $500 for •0S-233-91M & Mountain Buggy Single from $20/ month OMDEH SUPPLY both, or can be sold 1968, $2O, ex. cond. 9O8-2324S4S *0*M»6037 Call Now 1-800311-1977 SCOTCH PLAINS 2 BR wng -12 beautiful, Firewood 1/2 or full cords separate. Very flood 9O8-2321B51 $200 vmtwiisoi house with W/D hkup, fully fum'd offices (incl 908-654^1566 cond. SXW —> |137 country setting area. comer office) park view, 732388-1581 ENTERTAINMENT CENTER SO8-2S1-S142 w/ l - 2 secretarial sta OAK DINING ROOM 10 3pc wall unit oak Exc. tiers avail. Prt^g. corrf. •CHIEFEfttTEIN FARM pcs.. 6 chairs & 2 leaves, cond. $250 room/Hbrary, fax, copter, Seasoned Hardwoods. china cabinet $660/ 908-27&5159 •Id 2"' fir. 2 scanner, Internet Wtc*> Full or Half Cords. O8O.MB>27«4tU Ethan Allen solid rock — union countyM m family house. 1 BR, enette. Just off Rt 22 & : Free Local Delivery. bath. LR & kit. Quiet Oak Entartalmnant Ctr maple coffee table & mln off route 78. Ne 732-3M-32T3 exc cond S25O. 32' end table $75/ea. neighborhood. No sUXet/lease terms. TV $125. 1966 908-92&9O13 pets, no smoking. 90S4SOlfl00l Kenmore Sewing $975/mo incl all utils. Mach. $50 GOLF BALLS- Severa •73*01-1313 US OAL AQUARIUM 10O most in mint Complete w/pumps, fil Call 732-«42-4«27 ara sal cond. $1OO for the I column xJincKad$ZI.5Ofmr SAT garage $120O+utils & Call Bob MM-B00-9213 2 PC Navy Plaid $550 LAMPS • 1 or 2. $40 m Sat. 8/12 Sat 8/12, 8/11 * 8/12 sec, water supplied »:30 am - 3 pm Saturday, August 12" Exc. cond SOB IB 4*37 each. 732-381-5648 Saturday, August 12'" 9:30-3:30 10AM3PM No pets. 90*487-2499 WESTFIELD • Garage for SOFA & LOVESEAT in 369 Greenbrler Ct 985 Suburban Rd rent. 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