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CLARK, N.J., VOL. 12 NO. 52 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 myclark.com TWO SECT10I* Library amends policy allowing school visits By Dayid Learn books often going missing or being and the youth services librarian well Managing Editor retained damaged and fines going in advance of the visit," the policy If Featherbed Lane Day School unpaid for extended periods. states. administrators want their students to Other reported problems have Another change in the policy is the visit Clark Public Library during the included limited library resources new requirement that school visits new school year, they'll have to do it being strained to deal with the influx include one chaperone for every four following new rules. of rowdy crowds of students during students in kindergarten through fifth The Clark Public Library Board of visits. grade. Trustees on Sept. 26 amended its poli- "It was not based on the Featherbed In addition, children may borrow cy on school visits to require that all visits," board President Charlene books at the times of such visits only class visits be scheduled in advance Falkowski said of the policy decision if they already have a library card. around the library's schedule and when reached at home Tuesday night. Angel Albanese, Township Coun- have a pre-set chaperone-to-student "We have now become aware that cil president and liaison to the library ratio. other libraries like Cranford have a board, said she appreciated the trus- Other policy decisions involved policy. Our policy was not as clear as tees' effort and thought, but was dis- allowing cardholders to reserve it could be." appointed in some of the policy's pro- recorded materials like DVDs and Thomas and Barbara Faria, direc- visions, particularly the cap on the compact discs, and establishing sum- tors of Featherbed Lane School, could number of visits. mer Saturday hours for next year. not be reached for comment. "I told them basically I was hoping Featherbed Lane School until this The policy limits visits by any they could come up with something, a school year had an arrangement with single school class to four times a year trial program or something," said Clark Public Library that allowed the — about once every two months dur- Albanese. "They cams np with a for- school to use the library facility as a ing a school year. Visits also have to ma] policy regarding school visits." Photos By Jeff Granit school library. be prearranged with the Horary to The board did not alter its already- The private school took its students make sure they fit into the library's existing policies governing who qual- to the library twice a week to check schedule. ifies for library cards. Cards are avail- out books. "If there are special academic or able for free to anyone who lives. Library officials contend the rela- curriculum needs, those matters works 01 attends school in Ciark, pro- tionship has been unsatisfactory, with should be discussed by the teacher See NEW: Pase 2 Clark's 1st school • H « a. DAY IN THE SUN — Mark Twain is said to have observed once that golf is a waste of a perfectly good goes on the auction block walk. Dan Williams of Clark By David Leam and it was built in the last half of the 19 th century. In Clark, Managing Editor seems to have overcome what are you talking about the last 50 years?" he said. "M The first-ever all-Clark school building will be going up that particular problem my opinion it's not an historic site. Right now the need at for sale later this month in a sealed-bid auction. Saturday by using the driv- the district is to sell the building and generate some Located at 10 Schindler Road, the former Abraham ing range at the Hyatt Hills surplus." Golf Complex to practice Clark School will be sold in a sealed-bid auction Oct 21. his putting skills without The minimum accepted bid is $400,000. The board has the Opened in 1913 as a two-room sdioolhouse, die Abra- moving an inch. Left, Richie right to reject any bid it receives. ham Clark School received its first addition k 1917, when Mullin, 10, is getting the The board approved the sale of the building by a unani- educators added another two rooms. Later additions cam*; waik in, but he doesn't mous vote on June 25. in 1928 ana 1963, ultimately .making iialo-touiu iaciiiiy. seem to be enjoying it Bids must be received by noon Oct. 21 to be considered. The school is named for Abraham Clack, a Railway area much as his ball misses the No potential buyers had been identified by presstime. man who signed the Declaration of Independence and hole in a round of miniature Bids must include a refundable deposit of 20 percent of whom the township itself is named after. golf. Maybe whitewashing the bid. After a bid is accepted, the intended buyer has 10 The building has housed the district's administrative Aunt Polly's fence isn't days to provide another 10 percent of the bid before clos- offices since the 1980s. such a bad idea after all. ing the deal 30 days later with the remaining 70 percent. Paul Ortenzio, superintendent of schools, and other If a buyer's bid is accepted but the buyer is unable to administrators expect to move into their new offices in provide the amount within the alloted time, the 10 percent Arthur L. Johnson High School sometime this month. deposit would be forfeited and the contract would be con- The Board of Education and township administratioji sidered void. remain in discussion over the final disposition of the Char- "It's necessary to sell the building because we want to les H. Brewer School, on Westfield Avenue across the generate a surplus for the budget," said board President street from the high school. Joseph Papetti. The board decided on June 25 to give the school to the That's a situation that has raised some flags of concern township outright. The township has been using the school from those interested in preserving the building as a piece as a Municipal Building for the 18 years. of Clark's history. The building was the first school Negotiations stalled this summer over a legal stipulation office alerts town erected by Clark itself for its own use. that the building revert to the Board of Education if the Papetti dismissed the building's historic value as township eyer were to decide to sell the property. exaggerated. No information is available on what progress has been of lead poisoning "In some communities you talk about a historic building made since then, if any. By David Learn "You could find it on your (inter- to come out and do an environmental Managing Editor ior) walls, but again, primarily on the study," said Ogonowski. "But if Johnny is tired and irritable all the exterior," said Ogonowski. you're just buying a new house, we Ready, set, swing! time, and he has a hard time with With old houses that have siding or can't do it." activities that require physical a stucco facade, and where the win- Lead poisoning also can have its coordination. dows have been replaced, the chances roots in tap supply, if the water travels If Johnny also lives in a house in of getting lead contamination are through lead pipes. Clark that was built before 1970, there greatly reduced. Elizabethtown Water Co., which is an increased chance he is suffering If there is any doubt about the type provides drinking water throughout from lead poisoning. of paint used in a house, Ogonowski Clark and much of the region, has no That's because houses built before recommends having an inspector records of lead pipes in its 1970 could have been painted with determine if any remediation is infrastructure. lead-based paint. As that paint deter- necessary. "We're not aware of any," said iorates, it can produces chips and dust "If they intend on doing any major company spokeswoman Erinn ReiUy. that Johnny can ingest without know- renovation and they have small child- "We're not aware on the customer's ing it, slowly increasing the amount of ren, they should have their homes side, but we've passed all our lead lead in his blood to toxic levels. tested," said Ogonowski. "They can tests." The risk of that happening is higher contact the (state) Department of Lead pipes within a residence are in urban communities like Rahway Community Affairs and request a list no cause for alarm, said Ogonowski. and Elizabeth, but it still exists in sub- of state-certified lead risk inspectors." "Usually the lead from the water is urbs like Clark. Most homeowners in Tests can cost from $1,000 to from lateral water pipes that are in the Clark have nothing to fear from lead $2,000. street," she said. "No one's going to poisoning, but not all. Actual incidents of lead poisoning dig up die street, but what residents Although she was reluctant to name in Clark are rare. There have been can do before eating, drinking, cook- a specific figure, township Health none in the five years Ogonowski has ing or brushing their teeth is letting Officer Nancy Ogonowski allowed been the municipal health officer. the cold water run." that there are a number of houses that Although anyone can breathe air- She recommended letting the tap could pose a lead-related health risk. borne lead dust cast up by the cleanup run for three minutes to flush impuri- "The difference here as opposed to process, lead poisoning usually ties from the line. That is true also of a truly urban environment is that peo- afflicts children, who are more likely water being used to prepare baby ple update their homes," said Ogo- to put chips or flakes of peeling paint formula. nowski. "They replace their windows, into their mouths. "Boiling will have no effect on lead put up vinyl siding . . ." "That's the primary way children poisoning," she said. Renovations like those eliminate get it — through Digestion of chips, Other sources of lead contamina- two of the most common sources of hand-to-mouth activity and from the tion include dust from industrial pol- lead contamination in a home: win- dust," said Ogonowski. "These are lution and from lead paint. Some dow sills and the exteriors of houses. children. They crawl on their hands occupations and hobbies, such as Lead-based paint was favored for and knees and put their hands in their stained glass, also can lead to exterior surfaces snch as those mouths." increased levels of lead. because of the paint's durability. As a result, the Legislature in 1995 Symptoms of lead poisoning can Photo By Jeff Granit "If people don't have leaders and required medical professionals to range from mild indicators like Everyone needs a chance to unwind, and for many that opportunity comes with an gutters that carry water away from screen children 6 and younger for lead fatigue and irritability, to more seri- outdoor form of recreation that involves smacking a ball around. For Alee Campaq- their houses and their houses are poisoning. ous ones like stomach aches and na, 11, that means taking lessons on the tennis courts by the Charles H Brewer painted, that paint is going to deterior- "If a child has an elevated lead anemia, as well as diminished motor Municipal Building. ate," she said. level, the local health department has and cognitive skills. PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 THE EAGLE - CLARK Welcome New rules set for library use COMMUNITY CALENDAR (Continued from Page 1) September, die trustees approved the library expansion project. The Community Calendar is prepared by The Clark Eagle to inform THE EAGLE Councilman Martin Ferrara, who vided they can prove they meet one of policy move without controversy. residents of various community activities and governmental meetings. To "When it came up for a vote in the with council members Dolores "Dee" publicize your community events, mail your schedule to: The Clark those criteria. Memmer and Richard Kazanowski How to reach us: Under that policy, Featherbed Lane resolutions, they didn't discuss it," Eagle, Attn: managing editor, P.O. Box 3109, Union, 07083, The Eagle is published every voted against the expansion, in Sep- School students are still allowed to Albanese said. "Everyone voted for Saturday Thursday by Worrall Community it" tember suggested the new restrictions • The Deutscher Club of Clark Inc., 787 Featherbed Lane, willhold an Newspapers, an independent, family use the library outside school hours. were a backlash to the council's vote. owned newspaper company. Our Cards good for the academic year are The trustees on March 26 voted to Oktoberfest celebration, witamusic by the Windjammers Orchestra start- offices are located at 1291 discontinue a decades-old relationship Although he still seems to believe ing at 7:30 p.m. Admission will cost $5. For more information call available for students who visit the the connection exists, Ferrara was Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. library with a parent and apply for with Featherbed Lane School that 732-574-8600. 07083. We are open from 9 a.m. to 5 allowed the school to bring classes to guarded in his reaction to news of the Monday p.m. every weekday. Call us at one one. trustees' latest policy move. of the telephone numbers listed Although the issue of Featherbed the library twice a week. • The Township Council convenes its monthly executive meeting at 8 below. Lane School's access to the library That decision came a month after "As long as it's equitable for the p.m. in Room 16 of the Charles H. Brewer Municipal Building, 430 was a major point of contention at a the Township Council voted not to Farias and equitable for the children Westfield Ave. Voice mail: of Clark, I'm happy with it," he said. Our main phone number, 908-686- Township Council meeting in early spend $1.98 million on a proposed Wednesday 7700 is equipped with a voice mail • The Zoning Board of Adjustment convenes its monthly executive system to batter serve our meeting at 8 p.m. in Room 16 of the Charles H. Brewer Municipal Build- customers. During regular business ing, 430 Westfield Ave. hours, a receptionist will answer your call. During the evening or when the Lit incense activates fire alarm Upcoming office is closed, your call will be Oct. 11 answered by an automated Churches often use incense during dead opossum on Schwinn Drive, at • The Tri-County Chapter of the American Red Cross will sponsor a receptionist. prayer and worship services, but last POLICE BLOTTER 3:15 p.m. Sept 18. blood drive from 5 to 9 p.m. at ShopRite, 76 Central Ave., Clark. weekend, it drew the attention of To subscribe: Police contacted animal control and For more information, call the American Red Cross at more people than the Almighty: It got arranged to have the animal removed. 1-800-933-BLOOD or 908-353-2500, Ext 11. The Eagle is mailed to the homes of ing trouble breathing, at 8:17 a.m. subscribers for delivery every the Fire Department's too. • A tow truck was called at 3:57 • Cub Scout Pack 30, sponsored by St. John the Apostle Church, will Sept 25. Thursday. One-year subscriptions in Police and fire officials responded p.m. Sept. 18 to remove a Firebird and present its 27th annual Tricky Tray Gift Auction at St John the Apostle Union County are available for Clark Volunteer Emergency Squad to a fire alarm at St. Agnes Church on a 1962 Impala that were parked illeg- School, Valley Road. $21.00, two-year subscriptions for took the woman to Rahway Hospital. Madison Hill Road, at 3:20 p.m. ally on Madison Hill Road. The doors will open at 7 p.m. The drawings will begin at 8:30 p.m. $38.00. College and out-of-state • A Rose Terrace resident reported subscriptions are available. You may Authorities notified the church's • The Police and Fire departments Tickets cost $5 at the door, or they can be purchased in advance by call- receiving two obscene phone calls at subscribe by phone by calling 908- alarm company of the false alarm. were dispatched to handle a motor- ing 908-925-4470. Refreshments will be served. 686-7700 and asking for the 11:46 p.m. Sept. 25. • A student was taken to Overlook vehicle fire on the Garden State Park- No one younger than 18 will be admitted. circulation department. Allow at least The victim gave police Caller ID two weeks for processing your order. Hospital in Summit after cutting off way at 7:01 p.m. Sept 18. Oct. 12 information for the calls. The incident You may use Mastercard, Visa, the tip of her finger Friday afternoon. Cranford Fire Department already • The Deutscher Club of Clark Inc., 787 Featherbed Lane, will hold an American Express or Discover Card. is under investigation. The girl, who police did not iden- had extinguished the fire when Clark Oktoberfest celebration, with music by Bernie's Orchestra starting at « Police were sent to a Florence tify because she is a minor, was taken officials arrived. 7:30 p.m. Admission will cost $5. Missing newspaper: Drive residence after a 45-year-old to the hospital emergency room by her ® Police investigating a suspicious- The kitchen will be open, with traditional German food awl beer If your Eagle did not get delivered woman there was reported to be please call 908-686-7700 and ask for mother. The girl is a student at St. vehicle report on Lincoln Boulevard available. unconscious, at 1:04 pjn. Sept. 25. circulation. John the Apostle school on Valley at 7:42 a.m. Sept 17 found a man For more information call 732-574-8600. Also responding were Rahway Road. sleeping in the car. Oct. 13 Back issues: First Aid Squad and Clark Volunteer No other information was The man told police he had had a • Clark Volunteer Emergency Services and Clark Policemen's Bene- To purchase back issues of The Emergency Squad. Eagle please call 908-686-7700 and available. fight with his girlfriend, whom he volent Association Local 125 will sponsor a free senior citizens pancake The woman, who was not identi- ask for circulation. Additional • Police and Clark Volunteer lives with in that area. The man left breakfast from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. charges may apply. fied, was taken to Rahway Hospital. Emergency Rescue Squad responded the area afterward. All Clark seniors are invited to the event at the squad, 875 Raritan • Police impounded an unregistered to a Goodmans Crossing residence on « A small house fire at 17 Sunset Road. News items: vehicle at 9:03 a.m. Sept. 24, and a report of a woman bleeding from the Drive at 5:53 p.m. Sept 17 drew Oct. 15 News releases of general interest charged its owner with failing to must be in our office by Friday at mouth, at 7:56 a.m. Saturday. police and firefighters to the resi- • The Board of Education will meet in the Arthur L. Johnson High register the vehicle and with parking it noon to be considered for publication Squad members took the woman to dence, where they found a small School library, Westfield Avenue, at S p.m. the following week. Pictures must be illegally. Overlook Hospital in Summit. amount of food burning in the oven. • The Planning Board will convene its monthly executive meeting at 8 black and white glossy prints. For • Police found a sofa but no teen- The owner was not identified, The Fire Department extinguished p.m. in Room 16 of the Charles H. Brewer Municipal Building, 430 further information or to report a agers at the end of Parkway Drive except as a resident of 45 Kathryn St. breaking news story, call 908-686- the fire. Westfield Ave. Saturday afternoon. The vehicle was towed by SeveU's 7700 and ask for Editorial. o A Linden man called police at • The Kiwanis Club of Clark will sponsor a trip to see the Tony Authorities had been summoned to Auto Body Co. of Westfield. 1:47 p.m. Sept 16 from the Garden Award-winning revival of Stephen Sondheim's musical "Into the Story reprints: the area of Clauss Road and Blake • Police arrested Andrew Mogila, State Parkway to request help. Woods" with Vanessa Williams. For permission to reprint any item Drive following a 2:42 p.m. report of 27, of 751 Fourth St, Lyndhurst on printed in the newspaper you must The motorist had been driving Participation costs $65 per person. The bus will leave from the Arthur juveniles carrying assorted furniture an outstanding warrant from Lynd- call Tom Canavan at 908-686-7700. north when his vehicle was struck L. Johnson High School parking lot at 5:30 p.m. All material is copyrighted. down to the river. hurst for unlisted motor-vehicle viola- with rocks thrown up by a Parkway . Checks should be made payable to Clark Kiwanis. Call 732-382-5367 tions, at 10:05 a.m. Sept. 24. The incident remains under maintenance lawn mower. to reserve seats. Letters to the editor: investigation. Mogila was released on $108 bail. The Eagle provides an open forum • The personal motor vehicle of an Oct. 19 • Party-goers on Harding Avenue • Police were summoned to a Gib- for opinions and welcomes letters to off-duty police officer was vandalized • The Clark Health Department will offer flu shots for seniors between the editor. Letters should be typed agreed to quiet down after police son Boulevard apartment at 12:19 at the site of his second job at Inves- 9 a.m. and noon at the Brewer Municipal Building, 430 Westfield Ave. double spaced, must be signed, and showed up Saturday night. p.m. Sept 24, after an 80-year-old tor's Savings Bank on Central To receive a flu shot, you must be a Clark resident at least 65 years old or should be accompanied by an woman reportedly had a stroke. address and day time phone number The party had provoked a com- Avenue, according to a 3:05 p.m. have a chronic illness such as asthma, diabetes or high blood pressure. for verification. Letters and columns plaint about loud noise at 7:51 p.m. Rahway First Aid Squad took the Sept. 16 complaint. For more information, call 732-388-3600, Ext. 3045. must be in our office by 9 a.m. • A Poplar Terrace resident called woman to Rahway Hospital. Police described the damage as Oct. 21 Monday to be considered for police at 8:19 p.m. Saturday to com- • An infant playing with a tele- publication that week. They are "extensive," but did not describe the • The Township Council will convene its regular public meeting at 8 plain about fireworks being set off subject to editing for length and phone dialed 9-1-1 and summoned damage or: tlie vehicle. p.m. in the municipal courtroom in the Public Safety Building, 315 West- clarity. near Raritan Road and Central police to a Valley Road residence at • A Clauss Road resident reported a field Ave. Avenue. 12:55 p.m. Sept. 24. Oct. 24 e-maii: package had been stolen, at 9:22 p.m. Police did not find any fireworks, • Julie Andrews, 30, of 465 14th Sept 16. • The Tri-County Chapter of the American Red Cross will sponsor a The Eagle accepts opinion pieces but did return a manhole cover that Ave., Newark, was charged with sho- by e-mail. Our address is The victim said UPS had delivered blood drive from 3 to 8:30 p.m. at the Clark Rescue Squad, 875 Raritan had been displaced. plifting unlisted items at Target on Editorial @ localsource.com. the package to his house, but it was Road. Central Avenue, at 3:05 p.m. Sept 24. e-mail must be received by 9 a.m. • Two motor vehicles were in an nowhere to be found. For more information, call the American Red Cross at Monday to be considered for accident at Raritan Road and Central Andrews was released on her own • Police went to a Dorset Drive 1-800-933-BLOOD or 908-353-2500, Ext 11. publication that week. Advertising Avenue 10:45 p.m. Saturday. recognizance. and news releases will not be residence at 10:39 p.m. Sept 16 after Oct. 27 One vehicle was leaving the park- • Police were summoned to a accepted by e-mail. a man there reported having trouble • Clark Lions Club will sponsor a Halloween parade for township ing lot of the White Diamond restaur- Locust Grove Drive residence after a breathing. children starring at 2 p.m. at Denman and Westfield avenues. Prizes will To place a display ad: ant when it reportedly was hit by the youth there reportedly hurt his back, be available for the best costume. Marchers should organize at 1 p.m. Display advertising for placement in other. There were no injuries. Police at 5:08 p.m. Sept. 24. Clark Volunteer Emergency Squad took the man to Rahway Hospital. Oct. 28 the general news section of The described the damage as "minor." The boy' s mother took him to Rah- Eagle must be in our office by • A customer of ShopRite on Cen- • The Zoning B oard of Adjustment will meet at 8 p.m. in the municipal Authorities did not say what, if any, way Hospital. Monday at 5 p.m. for publication that tral Avenue reported her pocketbook courtroom in the Public Safety Building, 315 Westfield Ave., to continue week. Advertising for placement in charges were filed. • A Dawn Drive woman requested stolen while she shopped, at 12:57 hearings on the Sterling Properties LLC application for the Schwarz the B section must be in our office by • A tree branch brought down pow- a police presence by her house at 5:39 p.m. Sept. 11. Farm on Old Raritan Road. Monday at noon. An advertising er and telephone lines on Colonial a.m. Sept. 19, after a suspicious man representative will gladly assist you Oct. 29 Drive when it fell, around 4:14 p.m. in his mid-40s followed her home No other information was in preparing your message. Call 908- available. • The Board of Education will meet in the Arthur L. Johnson High 686-7700 for an appointment. Ask for Friday. from Dunkin' Donuts on Westfield School library, Westfield Avenue, at 8 p.m. the display advertising department. Verizon and Public Service Electric Avenue. • A motor vehicle was reported sto- len from a Lexington Boulevard resi- To place a classified ad: & Gas Co. responded and repaired the The man reportedly told the woman wires. he had thought she was someone else. dence, at 7:55 a.m. Sept. 11. The Eagle has a large, well read Police did not describe the stolen classified advertising section. • A fire was reported at 115 Nassau The woman wanted police nearby in Advertisements must be in our office St at 8:06 a.m. Friday after a high- case he returned. vehicle. by Tuesday at 3 p.m. for publication voltage wire reportedly fell on a pole • A motorist hit and damaged a gas • The window of a motor vehicle that week. 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About $200,000 is donated to • To accept the loss and explore with maps, charts and diagrams will 11 Springfield Ave. The community The Roselle-Cranford chapter of and much more. the Hillside Community Food Bank. ways to move on and grow in people's be available. This study is designed in and surrounding towns are cordially Hadassah will have its opening mem- There are also discounts for air- The walk will be three miles long if lives. such a way that one may enter into the invited to participate. bership meeting OcL 8 at Temple lines, cruises and cat rentals. it rains, and six miles long if it does • To learn how to reach out to journey at any time or even for a The next labyrinth walk will be 7 to Beth-El Mekor Chayim, 338 Walnut The cost is $20 for areas of North not. others and accept the help of other as single session. 10 p.m. Friday. Ave. Jersey. Books for South Jersey cost The walk starts at United Methodist they reach out to people. Sessions covering the Old Testa- Walking the labyrinth is an ancient The meeting will begin at S p.m. $30. Proceeds go to Hadassah Medi- Church, with First Presbyterian • To affirm spiritual connection as ment will continue at 7:30 p.m. Wed- spiritual practice of prayer and medi- and the public is invited. The guest cal Organization. Chruch serving as the three-mile a source of comfort. nesdays for one year, until the New tation that is being rediscovered in our speaker is Judy Shereck, national To order or for more information mark. Maps will be available for For more information on this prog- Testament study has been completed. time. camp chairwoman in the Young call Doris 908-276-9325. Books are participants. ram, or any others at First Presbyte- Sessions meet in an informal set- The 11-ringed pattern, painted on Judaea division and member of the also available at Plaza Pharmacy, 123 rian Church, call the church office at ting in Cranford with the Rev. Frank canvas, is modeled on the 13th- National Board of Hadassah. N. Union Ave. Grief recovery program 908-276-8440, Williams at Sforza of Trinity Pentecostal Holiness century labyrinth at Chartres Shereck will talk about American 908-709-1341, or Waters at offered through October Fellowship. Cathedral. students who have had and continue Crop walk organized 908-276-2226. For more information or to enroll, At that time, walking the labyrinth to experience the Young Judaea prog- to help fight hunger First Presbyterian Church of Cran- caU 908-276-6244. symbolized the Christian pilgrimage rams in die United States and in Israel. ford once again is sponsoring a six- Alliance Church offers Presbyterian church to Jerusalem for people who could not Sofia Parish, a Cranford resident Cranford's 28 th annual crop walk week program on grief recovery. 'spiritual gifts' class offers labyrinth walks personally make the journey. will be held Oct. 20. and coordinator of the Northern New The series will run from 7 to 9 p.m. Cranford Alliance Church, 7 Cher- First Presbyterian Church of Cran- For more information, call the Jersey Regional Board of Hadassah, Participants will meet at United Sundays through OcL 28 in Mettam ford will sponsor a series of labyrinth church office at 908-276-8440. Methodist Church on Walnut Avenue ry St., is offering an adult-education will kick off the Marlene Roth Youth Lounge. The public is invited to class Network Sunday mornings. Services Dinner Campaign. by 1:45 p.m. to register to walk. The attend. Network is about plugging into Sofia is a member of the local walk will begin at 2 p.m. and is open This is the fifth time First Presbyte- spiritual gifts. The class runs from 9 to Hadassah chapter and co-chairwoman to the public. Hadassah holds dinner rian Church has conducted the grief 9:50 a.m., and is followed by coffee of the Nov. 12 dinner. In order to raise money each walker recovery series. The program will be The Roselle-Cranford Chapter of Hadassah, The Women's Zionist must find sponsors. Last year's walk and fellowship. The church's worship Organization of America Inc., will hold its annual Marlene Roth Youth led by Patti Williams, a registered service starts at 10:30 a.m. raised $14,367. nurse, and Dr. Virginia Waters. Wil- Campaign Dinner at 6:15 p.m. Nov. 12 at Temple Beth-El Mekor Hadassah organization For more information, call the It is now estimated that there are liams is also a certified pastoral Chayim. church office at 908-276-1617. selling coupon books nearly one billion people worldwide bereavement counselor. The evening will begin with cocktails at 6:15 pjn., followed by a Roselle-Cranford Hadassah is sell- who do not have enough to eat, more Continuous support group follow- kosher dinner prepared and served by chapter members. ing Entertainment 2003 books. The than 40 million of them children. up sessions will be from Oct. 28 to About the Bible Admission costs $40. This event is the culmination of a three-month fund-raising campaign discount coupon books are available The Cranford Crop Walk is coordi- Feb. 2. "Journey of a Lifetime" is a study to provide assistance to children, from prenatal care through college and for all areas of New Jersey and can be nated by a steering committee from The goals of the program are: for interested students of all ages, pro- career choices. ordered for all areas of the country. First Presbyterian Church and spon- • To better understand and explore viding a working knowledge of every This year's theme is "Fulfilling Kadassah's Mission: Building Tomor- Entertainment 2003 provides dis- sored by the Cranford Clergy Council. the grief process through sharing and book in the Bible, as well as a close row . . . Today." counts up to 50 percent for restaur- Information on how to help is avail- mutual support look at many of the significant Individual projects include the Mother and Child Center, an integral ants, movie theaters, Paper Mill Play- able by calling 908-276-7382. • To learn ways of coping with and chapters. part of Hadassah's Medical Complex that defines the standard in materni- ty and pediatric care in the Middle East; Hadassah College of Technology and Career Counseling Institute, which trains the youth of Israel, keeping Council honors Lutheran congregant pace with the move toward a global economy; Young Aliyah, residential villages and day centers that rescue and rehabilitate youth; and Young The 2002 Human Relations Award, Judea, a program for American youth providing clubs and camps to cre- given by the Interfaith Human Rela- ate a Zionist identity. tions Committee of the Cranford Cler- Chairwomen for this evening are Sofia Parish, Gail Salomon, Linda gy Council, has been presented to Samolsky and Adele Shafman, all of Cranford. Daniel S. Nelson, a longtime member The co-chairwomen met for the third time to work on the theme, mail- of Calvary Lutheran Church. ing and menu. They were joined by Ellen Meth, Rae Kane, and Roberta Currently a freshman at Cornell Levenberg, past presidents of this chapter, at the home of Sofia Parish. University, Nelson's efforts on behalf of Bosnian and Croatian children earned him the award, which is pre- sented yearly to someone who has furthered the cause of human WORSHIP CALENDAR relations. APOSTOLIC PENTECOSTAL Anyone who lives in Cranford or CORNERSTONE APOSTOLIC CHURCH TRINITY PENTECOSTAL attends church there is elegible. Currently meeting at HOLINESS FELLOWSHIP St. Lukes Episcopal Church Wednesdays, 7:30 pm Midweek Service. Sun. Daniel was part of a team of adults 398 Chestnut Street, Union, NJ 07083 JOam Nursing Home Ministry. Sun. 11 am and youth who traveled to Bosnia and Pastor Michael Gibney Sunday School. Sun. 6:30pm Worship. Sat. Croatia in the summer of 2001 to set 973-912-0522 or web site: 7:30pm Pentecostal Prayer. (Call for location WWW.NOPAST.COM information) up day camps for the children of Bos- Services: Sunday 11AM, Thursday 7:30 PM Pastor Frank Sforza nia and Croatia. Some camps were Sunday School 3-6 yr. olds. (90S) 276-6244 prepared especially for orphans and 7-12 yr. olds. Nursery [email protected] Free Home Bible Course Available! Age-Integrated disabled children. ALL ARE WELCOME! A "Whole Family" Approach to ministry. The team, sponsored by the New "God sets the solitary in families!" jersey Synod of die Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, brought CHURCH OF CHRIST school, health and recreational sup- THE CHURCH OF CHRIST meets at Millburn Mall, Suite 6 ROMAN CATHOLIC plies to the children and supplied a hot Congratulating Daniel Nelson, center, are Cranford Interfaith Human Relations Commit- 2933 Vauxhall Road, Vauxhall. New Jersey. We meal for them each day. welcome you to our Worship Services where the ST. LEO'S CHURCH 103 Myrtle Ave., tee members Mary Herbst of Calvary Lutheran Church and the Rev. Dr. Barrie Smith of Bible ONLY is the Standard of authority. Irvington, 372-1272. Schedule for Masses: As part of Ms preparations for the Cranford United Methodist Church. We are simply Christians without being Saturday Eve. 5:30 p.m., Sunday 7:30 a.m., trip. Nelson raised $3,000 for the members of any denomination. You too can be 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. camp program at two orphanages and team's two days in Sarajevo, Bosnia. just a Christian only. (acts-ll:26.1 Pet.4:16). (Spanish); Weekdays: Monday to Friday: 7:00 financial grant, was presented by Church, representing the Cranford The Bible clearly teaches that Jesus built His a.m., 8:00 a.m., 12 noon. Saturdays: 8:00 a.m., • school for (be disabled durinff the The local award, which included a Mary Herbst of Calvary Lutheran Interfaith Human Relations Council. only one church (Matt 16:18, Eph 5:23. Rom 12:00 noon. Holydays: Eve 7:30 p.m., 16:16). Therefore, all the churches NOT found Holyday: 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 12:00 noon. in the Bible are Perverted Churches that exist Miraculous Medal Novena: Mondays with out Bible authority and are sinful. Thus following the 12:00 noon Mass and at 7:15 to perform at synagogue failure to discern the truth from error is Fatal. p.m. Sacrament of Penance: Saturday: 1:00 to Sunday 10 am Bible Study 2:00 p.m. and following the 5:30 p.m. Mass. Bob Alper is the only rabbi in the Early in his pulpit career, Alper writing, "With his more leisurely per- 11 am Worship Service forming style — and refusal to play to 6 pm Evening Service country who regularly addresses con- effectively injected humor into his Wednesday 7:30 pm Bible Study gregations that require a cover charge sermons. His congregants laughed, the lowest common denominator — We are offering a private Bible Study at your and a two-drink minimum. and they also listened! He now per- he's a throwback to the street-smart, convenience free for the asking. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX forms nearly 100 times each year all intensely verbal stand-ups who found If you have a Bible question please call 908- ST. MICHAEL'S RUSSIAN ORTHODOX Sound funny? You bet it is. Bob 964-6356. CHURCH, 277 Oliver St.. Newark, (973) . ^ipcr is one Oi tils worlU- s icw pr*ic- over North. America and in London. their comedic voices in the 50s and Harry Persaud Evangelist. 589-8712. Please call: Rev. Fr. Michael ticmg clergy doine stand-up comedy Last January, Alper appeared at 60s . . . funny and comfortingly Taratuchin, Vigil, Saturday 5 pm, Liturgy, Sunday 10am. Coffee hour immediately iiitaitioiially, and he's biiijgijig jiis The Hollywood Improv along with familiar." NON- follows. Family breakfast last Sun of every one-man show to Temple Beth El Michael Richards. He has been on month. Services in Slavonic/English. All are Alper and his wife, psychotherapist DENOMINATIONAL Mekor Chayim, 338 Walnut Ave., at 8 CNN's "American Morning" with welcome. Come Discover the Orthodox Sherri Alper, are empty-nest parents Church! p.m. Oct. 19. Paula Zalrn, as well on Showtime, CALVARY TABERNACLE of Zack and Jessica Alper. Comedy Central, and "Good Morning "We're Here for You!" A Vermont resident and native of Contemporary Worship; Bible based, life Providence, E..L, Alper is a graduate .A.mer'Cs." Tickets for Bob's Cranford show, application teachings. Sundays 10am NOTE: AH copy changes must be made in of Lehigh University, was ordained at His unique humor is funny enough which is open to the public, cost $18 (childcare available). Exciting children's writing and received by Worrall community for teen-agers, clean enough for their ministries (Calvary Kidz); relevant prayer Newspapers no later than 12:00 Noon, Fridays Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, in advance and $20 at the door, and meetings. Wednesdays 7 pm. Active and alive prior to the following week's publication. and is the first Jewish person ever to grandparents, and appropriate for peo- are available at Temple Beth El youth ministries. Thursdays 7pm. "Fire of Please address changes to: U/S Worship" Renewal Services, monthly earn a doctorate from Princeton Theo- ple of all faiths and no faiths. He even Mekor Chayim, 908-276-9231. Bob Aiper (childcare available). We also offer full uses flash cards for the Judaically GRACE MELUCCI logical Seminary. Christian counseling, addiction recovery Wonall Community Newspapers challenged. groups, and many other fellowship groups. He has served congregations in Come visit us anytime at our Family Worship 1291 Stay vesant Ave. Buffalo, N.Y., and Philadelphia, Chicago's premier entertainment Attention churches and social clubs Center, 69 Myrtle Street, Cranford. NJ, Union, N.J. 07083 where he continues to conduct High weekly, The Reader's Guide, has fea- This newspaper encourages congregations, temples, social and civic organi- 908709-9600. Clem Salerno, Senior Pastor. Holiday services. tured Alper as its Critic's Choice, zations to inform the editors about scheduled events and activities. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY

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FOOTBALL true character test By JR Parachini Sports Editor After three weekends of play Vied 4th quarter TD tops Roselle only Elizabeth, Johnson and Brear- ley remain undefeated in Union By Jeff Wolfram County. Staff Writer Elizabeth and Johnson were in A true test of character. the state playoffs last year and That's what Johnson High School football coach Bob Taylor felt his team's Brearley two years ago. Elizabeth is 7-0 victory at Roselle was last Saturday. seeking to recapture North 2, Group "We didn't get the consistency we seek on offense," Taylor said. "The 4, Johnson has desips"of going defense, on the other hand, played well all game." further in Group 2 and Brearley i The Crusaders improved to 2-0, while Roselle dropped to 0-2. Johnson has seeking its first playoff victory outscored its first two opponents 47-0, while Roselle has been outscored 34-0. since last winning Group 1 in 1991 Johnson showed its resolve in the fourth quarter. Elizabeth was decisive in its 30-3 Free safety Mike Vicci came up with an interception at the Roselle 15. Two win at home against Union last plays later, the senior galloped 10 yards on a quarterback keeper for a touch- Saturday night in a battle of 2-0 down. Vicci then added the point after to give his team a 7-0 lead with 7:11 Watchung Conference-American remaining. Division squads. Johnson is 2-0, with shutout wins High School Football over Roselle 7-0 and Roselle Park 40-0. The Crusaders won at Roselle "Mike scored on a run-counter option call," Taylor said. "He received an last Saturday for the first time since excellent block from wide receiver Robert Hydock on the play." 1994. Vicci ran 16 times for 78 yards and completed five of 15 passes for 89 yards. Brearley is 3-0 for the first time "Mike's our go-to guy and really a tough package to shut down," Taylor said. since 1988 and has outscored three "He always figures into the tempo of the game." foes by an impressive 99-7 margin Taylor was impressed by the play of his offensive line, but not the perfor- that includes two shutouts. mance of his skill position players as they turned the ball over six times. Three of Union County's four "We had too many fumbles, so we need to tighten up and secure the ball new head coaches are off to good better," Taylor said. "The good thing about that is they're correctable starts. Jeff Wiener is 3-0 at Eli- mistakes." zabeth, Scott Miller 3-0 at Brearley The Crusader defense came up with six turnovers of their own. and George DiGrande 2-1 at In addition to the Vicci interception, senior defensive backs Jon Melli and Summit. Raffael DeLuca had one each. The other three turnovers came on fumble Senior running backs Malcolm recoveries. Jackson of Elizabeth and Dan Zika "We pressed the action, but didn't get the result we were looking for on of Brearley continued standout sea- offense," Taylor said. "You've got to give credit to Roselle for playing well on sons so far. Jackson scored three defense." touchdowns against Union and has The Johnson "D" was also effective in limiting Roselle senior wide receiver rushed for slightly over 300 yards Jesse Holley to only three catches. total against Hillsborough, Kearny "Holley is a big playmaker, who's a Division 1 prospect," Taylor said. "Our and Union. Zika scored three touch- focus was on containing him." downs against Manville to give him Johnson's defense limited Roselle to 50 yards on the ground. nine of his team's 14. He leads the "Roselle is a dangerous team," Taylor said. "It has a lot speed and athleticism county in scoring. and can turn the tide of a game quickly." Roselle Park and Cranford reach- The Johnson defense was spearheaded by the play of James Prokos. The ed the victory column after each senior linebacker came up with two quarterback sacks. started with two tough defeats. "James played an inspired game," Taylor said. "He's very powerful and can Adriel Vargas rushed for 162 yards really jar you when he hits. I think that took a toll on the Roselle quarterback and two touchdowns to lead the late in the game." Panthers past Bound Brook 33-12. Big game tomorrow night at Immaculata Chris Drechsel ran and threw for a Johnson hopes to continue its success tomorrow as it plays Mountain Valley score to lift the Cougars past Morris Photo bv Bob Helfrich Conference-Mountain Division rivai Immaculata at 7:30 p.m. in Somerville. Knolls 27-7. "Immaculata is a solid team," Taylor said. "We need to come out with a • The Cranford High School boys' soccer team, which improved to 4-3-1 with its second straight win Monday, is sparked by the piay of Bill Anthes, left, and Dave Drechsel. breakout effort." WEEK THREE GAMES The 2-0 Spartans defeated visiting Johnson 16-0 last season. Friday, Oct. 4 (7) "We need to go there and play our game, which means having a varied Kearny at Union, 7 p.m. offense t& golalongwlfli "playing solid defense," Taylor said. "It will be a big- Elizabeth at East Side, 7 Cranford boys' soccer team game atmosphere, so it's going to be a great barometer of how we play with the Westfield at Shabazz, 7 big boys." Roselle at North Plainfield, 7 Taylor has defeated Immaculata only once since he has been the head coach Gov. Livingston at Ridge, 7 posts two straight shutouts at Johnson and that was in Johnson's 11-0 season of 1995. Roselle Park at Manville, 7 Johnson won at Roselle's Arminio Field for the first time since 1994. Johnson at Immaculata, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 (6) Johnson (2-0) Immaculata (2-0) Cranford at Linden, 1 p.m. Cougars blank Newark East Side and TC (H) Johnson 40, Roselle Park 0 (H) Immaculata 26, West Morris 14 Irvington at Plainfield, 1 (A) Johnson 7, Roselle 0 (A) Immaculata 28, Gov. Liv. 6 By JR Parachini Rahway at Hillside, 1 After falling at Elizabeth 2-1 on Sept. 25, Cranford Oct. 4 at Immaculata, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4 Johnson, 7:30 Sports Editor Newark Central vs. Brearley rebounded with its six-goal win at home over non- Oct. 12 Ridge, 1 Oct. 11 at North Plainfield, 7 p.m. The Cranford High School boys' soccer team posted its at Scotch Plains, 1 conference foe Timothy Christian. Oct. 19 at Rahway, 1 Oct. 18 Roselle, 7:30 second consecutive shutout victory Monday as it blanked New Providence at Butler, 1 Flamini, a senior forward, netted a hat-trick, while Oct. 26 at Gov. Livingston, 1 Oct. 25 Hillside, 7:30 Parsippany at Summit, 1:30 p.m. Watchung Conference-National Division foe Newark East McGinley, Joe Bulthaupt and Brian Gemelle also scored. Nov. 2 Hillside, 1 Side 4-0 in Cranford. Nov. 1 at Ridge, 7 p.m. Scotch Plains is off. Nov. 9 North Plainfield, 1 Nov. 8 Bishop Ahr, 7 Cranford improved to 4-3-1 with its second straight win Cranford is sparked in goal by the standout play of junior Brian Woglom. Nov. 28 Granville School, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 28 at Rahway, 10:30 a.m. WEEK TWO SCORES and third triumph in four matches. The Cougars blanked Record: 2-0 visiting Timothy Christian 6-0 last Saturday. After a 0-0 tie at Roxbury and 1-0 win at home over Record: 2-0 Friday, Sept 27 (1) MVC-Moimtain: 1-0 MVC-Mountain: 1-0 Joe McGinley scored two goals in the first half, one Piscataway, Cranford lost at Linden 2-1 and at Scotch Roselle Park 33, Bound Brook 12 Home: 1-0 Home: 1-0 coming on a penalty kick, to stake the Cougars to a 2-0 Plains 4-2 in conference play. Saturday, Sept. 28 (II) Away: 1-0 Away: 1-0 halftime edge. Anthes scored twice in the first half in the setback to Elizabeth 30, Union 3 Points for: 47 Points for: 54 Nick Flamini and Matt Springate found the net in the Scotch Plains, which was 7-0 after blanking Irvington 5-0 Kearny 23, Plainfield 19 Points against: 0 Points against: 20 second half. at home Monday. Cranford 27, Morris Knolls 7 Shutouts: 2 Shutouts: 0 Ridge 40, Rahway 18 Cranford entered play last week with a 1-2-1 record Cranford finished 5-12-1 in 2001, so the Cougars are on Brearley 45, Manville 0 before downing Irvington 3-1 in Irvington on Sept. 23. pace to pass their win total of a year ago. Shabazz 39, Linden 26 Bill Anthes, McGinley and Matt Cladek scored for the The cutoff date to qualify for the state playoffs in North Cranford football rolls in Scotch Plains 13, Westfield 10 Cougars. 2, Group 3 is Oct. 25. North Plainfield 14, Hillside 12 2nd half to gain 1st win Johnson 7, Roselle 0 Cranford field Immaculata 28, Gov. Liv. 6 Clark Youth Basketball The Cranford High School football team, after tough losses to Watchung Summit 27, Mendham 7 hockey wins first Conference-National Division rivals, won its first game of the year last Satur- New Providence was off. The Cranford High School field day night as it downed non-conference foe Morris Knolls 27-7 under the lights • registration next week hockey team won its first game of the in Cranford. Week Three picks year last Saturday when it blanked Cranford (1-2) is now preparing for this Saturday's 1 p.m. conference game Clark Youth Recreation Basketball League registration will take place Tues- host Long Branch 1-0. against Linden (1-1) at Cooper Field. Union over Kearny day and Wednesday from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Brewer Municipal Building on Jessica Berkowitz scored in the The Cougars scored two touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters against Elizabeth over East Side Westfield Avenue. first half off an assist from Christine Morris Knolls to overcome a 7-0 halftime lead. Shabazz over Westfield Parents can also mail the registration form with the registration fee no later Pemoulie. Standout senior goaltender Cranford was sparked by the play of sophomore quarterback Chris Drechsel North Plainfield over Roselle than Oct. 12. The form and fee need to be mailed to: P.O. Box 5674, Clark, N.J. Samantha Burns made three saves for and running back Lester Manuyag. Ridge over Gov. Livingston 07066. her first shutout of the season. Drechsel threw a touchdown pass and ran for a score, while Manuyag scored Roselle Park over Manville Checks are to be made payable to: Clark Youth Basketball. Immaculata over Johnson Cranford boys' touchdowns on runs of 13 and three yards. The fee is $40 for youngsters in grades 3-8 and each additional child per Drechsel completed a 10-yard touchdown pass to senior left halfback Dennis Linden over Cranford family is $20. Instructional Division fees are $20 and $10. Plainfield over Irvington harriers claim title Rasmussen and junior Brian Giannechinni kicked the first of three successful Late registration fees are $45 for grades 3-8 and $25 for Instructional The Cranford High School boys' extra points to tie the game at 7-7 in the third quarter. Hillside over Rahway Division. Brearley over Newark Central cross country team, led by Eddie Clin- Cranford took the lead for good when Manuyag scored the first of his two The league is open to boys and girls in grades 2-8 that live or attend school in ton's victory in 16:55.69, turned in the touchdowns on a 13-yard run in the same period. New Providence over Butler Clark. Summit over Parsippany best team performance of last Satur- Drechsel scored on a one-yard run and Manuyag on a three-yard sprint in the The season starts the week of Dec. 2 and concludes the week of March 9. Last week: 6-6 day, averaging 17:41.58 on its way to fourth quarter. This year: 24-10 (.710) The league will have teams in the following divisions based on the number of winning the B Division title with 50 players that register: The home win was Cranford's first since a 45-6 win over Millburn in points at the Bernie Magee Class November of 2000. * " Boys: Grade 2: Instructional Division. Grades 3-4. Grades 5-6. Grades 7-8. UNION COUNTY Meet held at Warinanco Park in Girls: Grade 2: Instructional Division. Grades 3-4. Grades 5-6. Grades 7-8. Elizabeth. Cranford (1-2) Linden (1-1) 1. Elizabeth (3-0) More information may be obtained by calling Bill King at 732-388-5656 or 2. Scotch Plains (2-1) Matt Casey at 732-388-9020. Colts give a (H) Shabazz 27, Cranford 14 (H) Linden 13, Irvington 2 3. Westfield (2-1) solid effort (H) Westfield 33, Cranford 14 (A) Shabazz 39, Linden 26 4. Union (2-1) Cranford Sports Hall of Fame (H) Cranford 27, Morris Knolls 7 Oct. 5 Cranford, 1 5. Plainfield (1-2) induction and dinner Nov. 21 The Cranford Colts 10-and-under Oct. 5 at Linden, 1 Oct. 12 at Westfield, 1 6. Johnson (2-0) girls' soccer team gave a solid effort Oct. 12 at Scotch Plains, 2 p.m. Oct. 19 Kearny, 2 p.m. 7. Brearley (3-0) The Cranford Sports Hall of Fame will hold its fourth induction and dinner in a 1-0 setback to Berkeley Heights. Oct. 18 at East Side, 7 Oct. 26 at Scotch Plains, 1 8. Summit (2-1) ceremony Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. at the Gran Centurions in Clark. Playing well on defense were Oct. 25 JFK Iselin, 7 Nov. 2 Plainfield, 1 9. Linden (1-1) Inductees to be honored include Bob Albertson, Ed Beadle, Guy Borges, goalkeeper Emily Baumann and Nov. 9 at Irvington, 2 Nov. 9 Elizabeth, 2 10. Gov. Livingston (1-1) Dennis Burke, Anthony DiGiovanni, Renee Dorfman, Stuart Duffield, Norman Nicole Somma, Kelly O'Dowd, Sara Nov. 28 at Kearny, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 28 at Union, 10:30 a.m. Hillside (1-1) Hobbie, Glenn Owens, Margaret Zoeller and the 1985 field hockey team. Gugliucci, Kelly Miller and Sarah Record: 1-2 Record: 1-1 New Providence (1-1) Tickets may be purchased by contacting Kitty White at 908-561-7404 or Quinn. Watchung-National: 0-2 Watchung-National: 0-1 Cranford (1-2) 908-709-6317. Playing well on offense were Nata- Home: 1-2 Home: 1-0 Roselle Park (1-2) Tickets may also be purchased at the Cranford Police Department or from lie Englese, Rebecca Shafer, Colleen Away: 0-0 Away: 0-1 Roselle (0-2) any Hall of Fame Committee Member. Jones, Alexia Pruecil, Kim La Fronz, Points for: 55 Points for: 39 Rahway (0-2) Tickets cost $50 and must be purchased in advance. Tickets will not be sold Kellie Campbell, Julia Langone and Points against: 67 Points against: 41 at the door. Nicole Kleiman. Shutouts: 0 Shutouts: 0 PAGE 10 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 THE EAGLE NEWS CLIPS Registration deadline Unwanted books should be bundled days, Thursdays and Fridays; and Individuals of all ages, 18 or older, from all schools in Cranford may Programs include specialized set for new voters or put into brown paper bags and set from 9:30 a.m. to 3:50 p.m. Saturdays are urged to apply. Candidates who register. schools, early intervention, chMcare out at curbside on recycling days. and Sundays through November. are selected must attend training clas- Scout activities include fall and and an adult vocational center. Last The deadline for voter registration Clean used clothing, towels and The center will be closed Nov. 28 ses at the Auxiliary Police Academy spring family camping, pinewood year, the league provided services to is Monday. sheets can be recycled between 9 a.m. and 29. in Scotch Plains. derby, skit night, hoEday parties, 225 individuals from Union County The Cranford Township Clerk's and 1 p.m. Wednesdays and Satur- Cranford residents can purchase Applications can be obtained from scouting for food, a hay ride, bonfire and surrounding areas. Office will be open until 9 p.m. Mon- days at the Fanwood Recycling Cen- their yard waste permits at the center the police desk located in the Munici- and more. day for voter registration. ter, North Avenue, Fanwood. or by mailing in an application. palBuilding at 8 Springfield Ave. The The pack is nondenominational and GWFC Association The General Election is Nov. 5. Unacceptable materials include Proof of vehicle registration is applications can also be downloaded is sponsored by First Presbyterian sponsors trip regular household garbage, required. Yard waste permits are from the municipal web site at Church in Cranford. The G.W.F.C. Village Improve- Makatenas plays chess contractor-generated construction required for dropping off branches, www.cranford.com/police by clicking For more information, call Jerry ment Association of Cranford will at state, national levels debris, yard waste, chemicals and grass and yard trimmings. on the "Forms" burton. DeNigris at 908-272-3239 or Jim hazardous waste, medical waste, auto This web site also provides addi- sponsor a trip to Lilly Langtry's Oct. Albert Makatenas, a lifelong resi- A permit is not required to drop off Daly at 908-276-2493. batteries and concrete. tional information on the auxiliary 24. The price is $57. The menu is dent of Cranford, and a member of the other acceptable recyclable materials: A $90 permit is required for resi- police. either chicken or flounder. Wednesday Senior Citizens Club, newspapers, corrugated cardboard, Legislative office open dents to dispose of as much as 750 mixed paper—no books — glass bot- For more information, call Capt. Call Lucy Lettier at 908-272-7333 recently played chess in two major pounds of bulky waste at the curbside. In addition to regular business for reservations. tournaments. tles, plastic type 1, 2 and 3 bottles, Ralph Giegson at 908-276-8875, Residents can buy more than one per- aluminum cans and steel cans. hours on weekdays and one Saturday In early Aupst he played in the evenings, or leave a voice message. per month, the legislative office at mit. Permits will be sold only at Cran- For more information on Cran- Cranfordites joining U.S. Open Chess Tournament, a nine- ford Municipal Building Recycling 203 Elm St., Westfield, is open from day event held at the Hilton Hotel in ford's recycling program, call Replacement checks 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thursdays. hospital 'miracle' walk Office Room 5, lower level from 9:30 908-709-7299. Cherry Hill. There were 524 players a.m. to 4 pjn. The Cranford Downtown Manage- The 21st Legislative District The Talbot and Regan families of who came from all over the United A $15 late fee will be levied for ment Corporation is asking residents includes Cranford. Cranford are taking huge steps to help States and other countries. permits bought at this point. Delphi Internet forum holding Cranford gift checks from For more information, call ensure future baby steps by participat- Over the Labor Day weekend Additional hours also are available focuses on Cranford Unity Bank to turn the check in for a 908-232-3673. ing in Miracle Walk. Makatenas competed in the New in Districts 3 and 4, from Monday Cranford residents with access to replacement. The Unity Bank name Jersey Open Chess Tournament at the The second annual Miracle Walk to through Wednesday; and in District 4, the Internet have a place to discuss the and logo appear in the lower left cor- League holds gift auction benefit the St Barnabas Medical Cen- Clarion Hotel in Cherry Hill ner of the check. from Oct. 15 to 16. issues that interest them. The Cerebral Palsy League will ter Neonatal Intensive Care Unit will Waste removal permits Cash or checks will be accepted. A new online forom dedicated to DMC Director Kathleen Miller sponsor a gift auction from 1 to 5 p.m. take place Sunday at Verona Park, Permits will not be sold once your Cranford has been opened on Delphi Prunty said checkholders would not Oct. 27 at The Westwood in Gar- Verona, rain or shine. available from township clean-up week has begun, and no Forums, a t lose the value of the check. A new wood. Donations in the form of gift Last year, more than 1,400 infants Cranford residents who want to refunds will be given. All pick-ups www.fornms.delphiforums.com/cranf check, from the SI Savings account, certificates for services, items for participate in the township's clean-up will be made by district according to ordnj. Once there, residents can dis- will be issued in the same amount. were treated in the NICU for prema- "theme baskets" or cash donations are turity, low birth weight, acute illness program for bulky household waste schedule. cuss topics related to any subject con- The Unity Bank Gift Checks can be being sought. will be able to pre-register. In District 2, the southeast section nected to Cranford. brought to the DMC office in the and congenital disorders. Residents who participate will be of the township, pick-up will be Mon- Participation in the forum requires Municipal Building, 8 Springfield The proceeds of the "Reach for the Ave., 908-709-7208, or any of the fol- Stars" gift auction will support ser- St. Barnabas Medical Center has required to display a permit placard in day; in District 3, the northwest sec- basic Delphi membership, which is one of the highest infant survival rates their front window and a sticker on tion, pick-up will be Oct. 14, and in free. lowing stores: Back to Nature Health vices for the developmentaUy disab- Foods, 13 Walnut Ave., led. The agency will recognize donors among neonatal intensive care units in the most prominent item at the curb. District 4, the northeast section, pick- New Jersey and the nation. Only those materials with the prop- up will be Oct. 21. 908-276-4270; Dovetails, 6 Eastman in a program to be distributed the day Candidates are sought St, 908-709-1638, or Four D Jewel- of the event. er permits displayed will be collected For more information, call The Miracle Walk committee is and removal by the township's con- 908-709-7299. The Cranford Auxiliary Police is ers, 107 N. Union Ave., To make a tax-deductible donation, 908-276-5652. call Melissa Traveres at made up of parents such as the Tal- tractor. Random inspections will be seeking candidates who are interested bots and Regans who are thankful that conducted to ensure compliance with in becoming auxiliary police officers. 908-709-1800, Ext. 115. Conservation center open The Cerebral Palsy League is a this care was available when then- regulations and to prevent illegal This is strictly a volunteer organiza- children were born. dumping. to receive yard waste tion that supplements the regular Cub Scout registration nonprofit agency with locations in Cub Scout Pack 103 is accepting Cranford and Union and is dedicated Items such as appliances, furniture, The Cranford Conservation Center police department in times of For information regarding Miracle registration for its 2002-03 year. Boys to those with developmental carpeting, lawn mowers, toys and on Birchwood Avenue will be open emergencies and at various other Walk, call 973-322-4259. tools will be collected. from 9:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. Wednes- town functions. entering first through fourth grades disabilities. SENIOR NEWS

Movies on Mondays Audrey Jones, Fran Cokelet, Bud tion form. Class is limited to 25 • Oct. 22 through 24: Lancaster, Senior golfers meet Bridge players welcome Baker, Rose Marie Mack, Josephine participants. Pa., Willow Valley Resort; three days, The Cranford Recreation and Parks The Cranford Recreation and Parks Geisler, Rose Sayer, Evelyn Jardim, For more information, call the two nights. Depart from Centennial Cranford Senior Golf Club meets in Department will show movies in the Department reminds Cranford seniors and Lottie Schnackenberg. Recreation and Parks Department at Avenue Pool parking lot Cost is $285 Sherman Park in Cranford from 1 to 3 audiovisual room at the Community that the Bridge Club meets Thursdays Happy wedding anniversary to 908-709-7283. per person, double occupancy; $335, p.m. Tuesdays. Center, 220 Walnut Ave., from 11 at the Community Center, 220 Walnut Arleen and Jim Walsh, 60 years; single. Learn new techniques for your a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mondays. swing and stance. Contact the Recrea- Ave. The following movies will be Grace and Bob Bishe and Helen and Housing applications Edwin Mulhauser, both 56 years. Trip includes two nights' accom- tion Department at 908-709-7283 for The morning session is from 10 shown: still being accepted modations at Willow Valley Resort, additional information. Class is free. a.m. to noon, and the afternoon ses- » Monday: "While you were Sleep- On Oct. 31, bring donations for Cranford Family Care. Cranford Senior Housing has Dutch Apple Theater, Strasburg Rail Bring your own clubs; balls are sion is from 12:45 to 2:45 p.m. ing" (103 minutes). This latter-day announced that Cranford-Lincoln Road, lunch at Stolizfus Farms, five provided. Beginners and advanced players screwball comedy stars Sandra Bul- Call 908-272-5375 for more detail- meals total, a tour of Lancaster and s. The public is welcome. Apartments will accept applications Art classes are offered are welcome. All games are played in lock as a love-starved subway toll- through Wednesday. much more. an air-conditioned room. booth operator who pines for a cus- The Recreation and Parks Depart- The current monthly xents for the For more information, call tomer at her booth. • Dec/17: Three Little Bakers Din- ment offers a senior painting class for Wednesday Club one-bedroom units are $510 or $600, 908-709-7283. • Oct. 14: No movie. Cranford ner Theater Christmas Show. Depart oil, pastel and pencil drawings which The Cranford Seniors Wednesday depending on the income of the Community Center will be closed for Centennial Avenue pool lot at 8 a.m. meets at the Cranford Community Seniors Walking Club Club meets at the Community Center, applicant. Columbus Day. Return about 8 pjn. Cost $68. Center in the Arts of Crafts Room The Cranford Seniors Walking 220 Walnut Ave. The maximum permitted income is • Oct. 21: "The Ghost and Mrs. Includes Christmas show with com- from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Club meets Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. in Upcoming programs include: $33,060 for an individual or $37,800 Muir" (104 minutes). This romantic plete buffet dinner. Cranford seniors are invited to try the atrium of the Community Center • The club plans a trip to Showboat for a couple, and all applicants must fantasy stars Gene Tierney as a widow casino Monday. Call Arleen Borden their hand in creating their own to take leisurely strolls through scenic who moves into an old house on the be 62 or older. For reservations and/or more infor- masterpieces. Call 908-709-7283 for areas or mails. at 908-272-5441 for more informa- mation, call Helen at 908-276-2849. New England seacoast to escape her tion. Other trips are planned for Nov. Anyone interested in applying more information. Walk at your own pace. Most walk- in-laws. She finds the place is haunted 11 and Dec. 9. Cost is $16. should call 908-931-0194 or pick up Senior ceramics course ing is done outdoors, weather permit- by a profane but attractive sea captain, The bus leaves Meeker Avenue at an application at 800 E. Lincoln Ave. ting. In the event of rain, walking is Senior Ceramics meets at the Cran- played by Rex Harrison. 11 a.m. Outsiders are welcome on all Applications will be marked in num- done in malls. Tuesday Club ford Community Center from 9 to 11 • Oct 28: "Stagecoach" (100 trips. erical sequences as they are received. If you are at least 60 and would like a.m. Wednesdays in the arts and crafts minutes): A western starring John e Skylands Manor for a sit-down The Cranford Seniors Tuesday to join the walking club, visit the Club meets at 12:30 p.m. at the Com- room. Class is free to Cranford Wayne, featuring a set of well-drawn dinner and show Dec. 12. The comedy AARP trips scheduled Community Center to sign up or call munity Center, 220 Walnut Ave. seniors. Materials cost extra. characters in the story of a stagecoach show, "Nuncrackers," based on the 908-709-7283 for more information. set to leave Tonto, N.M., for a distant The Cranford Chapter AARP 4269 Off-Broadway show "Nunsense," has is offering the following trips: settlement in Lordsburg with a the nuns leading audiences through diverse set of passengers on board. • The next Atlantic City trips are RECREATION their Christmas activities and holiday scheduled for Oct. 23 and Nov. 20. Call 908-709-7283 for more cheer. The $15 cost includes a casino bonus. falling, improve memory and lower Department is accepting registration information. Girls basketball team Cost is $58, leave at 9 a.m. Accept- These trips will leave from the Cran- announces tryout dates the risk of heart disease. for its youth basketball leagues. ing payment now. ford Pool parking lot on Centennial With this in mind, why not try Leagues are for both boys and girls Thursday Seniors Club For information, call Harmon Fin- Avenue at 8:45 a.m. There will be tryouts for the eighth- square dancing? It meets all the in grades three through eight. Dead- grade girls PAL basketball team 7 to 9 Cranford Seniors Thursday Club ston 908-276-2845. • Mohegan Sun Casino in Connec- criteria for an excellent opportunity line for registration was Sept 28. p.m. today and Monday at the high meets at Community Center 222 Wal- ticut, Wednesday. Leaves Cranford for healthy exercise. Anyone registering after that date will school. be put on a waiting list. nut Ave. 1 pjn. Aerboics classes kick Pool parking lot at 8:30 a.m. Cost is The Cranford Recreation and Parks Girls need attend only one night of For more information about the Upcoming programs include: off eight-week session $25. Receive $10 food coupon. Department offers Senior Square • Today: Business meeting, fol- AARP meetings are at Lincoln tryouts to be eligible to make the leagues, call the Recreation Office at The Cranford Recreation and Parks team. Girls must be residents of Dancing from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday in lowed by Who's Who? School on Centennial Avenue. The 908-709-7283. Department offers a new senior aer- Cranford. the Cranford Community Center, 220 next meeting will be at 9:30 a.m. • Oct. 10: Dr. Kaufman, podiatrist. obics class for Cranford seniors 60 Walnut Ave. Classes will be every tomorrow. Guests are welcome. For more information, call Charlie • Oct. 17: Trivia. and older at the Cranford Community Monday thereafter at (he same time. Senior bowling league • Oct. 24: Dr. Woods, audiologist Wischosen at 908-272-0588 or Bill Center, 220 Walnut Ave., from.9 to 10 Mitchel at 908-497-1356. Registration is open to Cranford resi- Cranford seniors are welcome to • Oct. 31: Halloween party, fol- a.m. Thursdays. Classes will run Friday Club dents 60 and older. enjoy bowling at Linden Lanes at 10 lowed by a ghost race. through Nov. 14. For more information, call the a.m. Mondays. Teams consist of five Upcoming trips include an Oct 29 The Cranford Seniors Friday Club Seniors offered dancing Class will include a warm-up per- meets at the Community Center, 220 Cranford Recreation and Parks members. Three games are played trip to Caesars casino in Atlantic City. iod, a gentle workout to music using Walnut Ave., at 1 p.m. for bingo. for better health, living Department at 908-709-7283. each week. To sign up for the program Call 908-276-8593 for further details. all major muscle groups and a cool- • Oct 19: Atlantic City. 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The verbel tee-offs As the state's major political par- against Republican Douglas Forres- Absentee ballots must be sent in order because he was losing," trailing Repu- did last year when Bob Franks gave competition to the real driving ties did battle this week over U.S. Sen. ter. But the Sept. 16 deadline to to be received by voters at least seven blican Douglas Forrester by 13 points replaced Donald DiFrancesco in the range hits at Hyatt Hills Golf Robert Torricelli's replacement in the replace a candidate on the ballot has days prior to Election Day. in a poll released last week. Torricelli gubernatorial primary at the last Course just a few hlocks away. Nov. 5 General Election, Union Republicans contending that it is too It costs approximately $150,000 to "knew all along what his problems minute, even delaying the primary The hot spots ranged from anger County's ballots already have been late to replace Torricelli. $175,000 to print the 270,000 sample were," he added. several weeks. with a local newspaper allegedly printed. Speculation was rampant early in ballots and nearly 1,000 machine bal- Democrats could keep Torricelli's New Jersey's representation in the taking pictures of the mayor's The state Supreme Court was to the week as to who would be chosen lots for Union County, Rajoppi said, name on the ballot, and if he should U.S. Senate on major national public house, including his kids, to any hear Democrats' arguments yester- to run in place of the incumbent, rang- adding that no ballots have been sent win, the governor could appoint a new policy, Cohen said, should be of suffi- angry vendor who runs the pop] day, after this newspaper went to ing from former U.S. Sen. Frank "It really bothers me, Torricelli senator after the new year. "I don't cient importance to allow a new can- concession calling a councilman a press, for removing Torricelli's name Lautenberg to a number of New saying he couldn't talk about the know why they're doing this, I guess didate. Forrester, he added, will now moron. But the evening battle had on the ballot and replacing him with Jersey congressmen. issues," Union County Republican it's easier for them," Frigerio said. have to say what he stands for and its crescendo with the debate of another candidate. Absentee ballots normally would Chairman Ron Frigerio said. "It's not Roselle Municipal Democratic what his platform is, rather than just over whether the previous or cur- Torricelli announced late Monday start being distributed within the first about him saving face, it's about sav- Chairman Neil Cohen, an assembly- talking about Torricelli's ethics. rent municipal auditors were the most competent. Not usually your most passionate discussion, but this night, it got rough. Carden promises Left Out 'common sense' By Mark Hrywna The situation highlights the By Frank Capece Regional Editor urgency to implement campaign Editor's note: This is the first in finance reform and to continue cam- Local Republicans are pleased a series about candidates in the 7th paign reform that was started last with their appointment last year of Congressional District. year. "We wouldn't have campaign the firm of Ernst and Young. Evi- A cup of coffee is the answer to finance reform if not for citizen-based dently, their report of the audit, most of what ails Congress. At least reform," Carden, a Democrat, said. which annually makes recommen- that's what Tim Carden believes can Ferguson not signing a petition to dations on ways to improve lead to better solutions from elected bring campaign finance reform to a finances was in earlier. The num- officials. vote in Congress, Carden said, was "a ber of recommendations and "The special interests in reflection of Washington logic, not whose administration was at fault Washington have a lot of votes," the common sense logic." brought out some of the worst in 53-year-old said. "I don't see that Congress also would have acted dialogue. At one point, Township ending" with the Congress currently sooner on corporate reform if not for Administrator John Laezza strolled in Washington, D.C. all the money that companies poured up to the microphone to voice his Social Security, prescription drug into party coffers. Two months before dissatisfaction with the former firm coverage and the environment are passing reforms, Congress failed to of Suplee Clooney previously issues which affect the daily lives of adopt similar measures, he said. appointed by the Democrats. Heck, families in the 7th District that "It's a good first step, but others he also said he pointed out to them Carden believes will carry him to vic- need to be taken. As long as money is the problems he hadn't noticed. tory over incumbent freshman Mike so important, it will find its way One omission in Laezza's praise Ferguson, R-Warren. around. Photo By Jeff Granit of the good work being done by "It's hard for the public's interest "It demands too much time, atten- Tim Carden, the Democratic candidate for Congress in the 7th District, has a meet-and- Ernst and Young had to do with to be heard when you have full-time tion and discussion for great people to greet in Cranford with teachers Trish Starkey, ieft, and Carolyn Chelland and Ruth King, Laezza. As the charges swung lobbyists working in Washington." enter the field." right. back and forth, he failed to point Most problems can be solved with Another example of Carden's is covered by the federal government, "It is a completely inappropriate Gladstone and also maintains a resi- out that he was a former principal common-sense solutions discussed "common sense solutions," is extend- he said. way to manage finances, unless dence in Montclair at Ernst and Young. Don't get me over a cup of coffee, Carden said. ing Medicare to cover prescription Social Security is a very modest they're driven by special interests." He and his wife started a consulting wrong, positive recommendations He points to the incumbent drugs. stipend, but the foundation of retire- Sound fiscal management is the •tirui -A'hich "seeks to introduce good of your former partners can carry a Republican as typical of someone Congress passed legislation that ment for this country. "Gambling that key to a strong economy, Carden, a private sector ideas and solutions to good deal of weight. Maybe they elected to Congress, voting in favor of prohibited the government* from you can increase funding for Social public finance specialist, said. the public sector." shouldn't legislation to benefit the special inter- negotiating prices, Carden said, in Security doesn't make sense." At the Carden served as human services The district includes Berkeley ests that contribute to campaigns. effect putting drug companies in Enter Councilman At Large same time, Carden said, authorizing a commissioner under Gov. Brendan "In all the maelstrom" of financing charge of setting prices. "The lan- Heights, Clark, Cranford, Fanwood, James Uhich. Obviously, he is still trillion-dollar loan from the Social Byrne. A graduate of Harvard campaigns, Carden said it is impor- guage makes no sense unless you're a Garwood, Kenilworth, Mountainside, angry over aspects of the controv- Security Trust Fund to make up for University, he ran unsuccessfully for tant to ensure that the citizen's voice pharmaceutical company." New Providence, Roselle Park, ersial removal of underground tax cuts and other budget needs, is the Legislature in 1977. Carden is Scotch Plains, Springfield, Summit, tanks some six years ago. But is heard, and their interests stay the Of the first 55,000 spent on pre- "borrowing from the future to pay for running from his family home in Westfield, Winfield and parts of Lin- that's where Uhich committed the same. scription drugs, only the first $1,250 things needed now. Somerset County's Peapack- den and Union. equivalent of a foul and doesn't deserve, in golf parlance, a mulli- gan. Ulrich asserts that a "federal Road work under way investigation" is still under way on the site. His logic followed the course that since no clean bill of Almost 12 miles slated for repaying health has been issued by law By Mark Hrywna enforcement on the project, that Regional Editor means the investigation is still The resurfacing of 11.6 miles of county roads got under way last week, with a under way. Ulrich even gratuitous- 4.1 -mile stretch of Springfield Avenue between Berkeley Heights and New Pro- ly included that because of the ser- vidence. The road work will continue this fall through several municipalities, ious work of Sept. 11, this investi- part of a five-year improvement plan that started in 1999 for the county's 170 gation had to be delayed. miles of roads. No discussions or public state- In most cases, resurfacing and work on sidewalks, curbs and drainage takes ments were put forth as proof by two to four days and requires streets to be closed while work is in progress. TJlrich. But based on his conclu- Notices of road closures will be sent to local newspapers and posted on the .ions, he felt justified to make his Internet at www.ucnj .org. When roads are repaved, the top layer is removed and allegations. Most will tell you that the road surface is shaped and resurfaced. Drainage problems are remedied and federal and state investigators rare- curb cuts and ramps are installed at intersections. ly announce an investigation and The following is a list of road repairs and the scheduled days of work, as well almost never give a clean bill or as the road's pavement rating: even announce the investigation is • Berkeley Heights and New Providence, Springfield Avenue from the Mor- over. But Uhich wasn't letting ris County line to Constantine Place, 77, curbing and sidewalk, Sept. 23-24; those facts get in the way of milling and paving, Sept. 25-30. charges on an evening when • Clark, Westfield Avenue from Madison Hill Road to Brant Avenue, 71, charges were hooking all over the curbing and sidewalk repairs, Oct 8-9; milling and paving, Oct 30 and Nov. 1. place. • Linden, Roselle Street from Route 27 to Elizabeth Avenue, 69, curbing and Photos By Barbara Kokkalis Up Walnut Avenue, it was sidewalk, Oct. 11-17; milling and paving, Nov. 7-8. Cousins, from left, Aaron Villella, 3, Shannon Farrell, 4, and Ryan Kluse, 4, take a ride on reported that some Democrats in • Rahway, Main Street from Hazelwood to Milton avenues, n/a, curbing and a whale during Kids Kingdom last month at Nomahegan Park in Cranford prior to the Cranford are threatening to go to sidewalk, Oct. 10; milling and paving, Nov. 7-8. county's Jersey Jazz by the Lake concert. the prosecutor regarding the seri- • Springfield, Mountain Avenue from Route 22 to Shunpike Road, 71, curb ous cost overruns on the communi- and sidewalk replacement, Sept. 26; paving, Oct. 21. Hillside Avenue from ty center project over the past six Route 22 to Mountain Avenue, 71, curb and sidewalk replacement, Sept. 27 and years. 30; milling and paving, Oct 22-23. Shunpike Road from Mountain Avenue to Rahway "Valley Railroad line, 72, curb and sidewalk, Sept. 25; milling and pav- With so many public construc- ing, Oct. 25. tion projects, the plan to fail pro- • Summit, Constantine Place, 77, milling and paving, Oct 8. Chatham Road, cess is predictable. The public bid milling and paving, Oct 9-10. laws are complicated and often • South Avenue, between Westfield Avenue in Westfield and West Street in contradictoiy. I like to tell clients Garwood, 66, curb and sidewalk work, Oct. 7; milling and paving, Oct. 28-30. that the clash between the so-called lowest responsible bidder require- Tarheel Enterprises of Morgan received the $2-miIlion contract for the 12 ment and the old adage, "You get resurfacing projects. what you pay for," is the problem. Weather, equipment breakdown and the availability of asphalt generally are An investigation would undoubted- the primary reasons for any delays, but Director of Operational Services Frank ly require the cooperation of a Dann said the projects are still on schedule. number of officials no longer in The county's Division of Public Works performs a pavement management office including the former admini- survey every two years, identifying characteristics of each road and assigning strator, Laezza, who was directly rating values, according to state guidelines. Each year, the county selects roads involved in the project for paving based on the pavement rating — 1 being the worst, 100 being the best — and takes into account the schedule of other events on the road, such as If an investigation into the com- utility work, as well as complaints from residents. munity center doesn't happen or "No question we're doing the ones that are worst," Dann said. never reaches a conclusion, offi- The ratings take into account 10 criteria: cracks, wearing surface, ridability, cials could always consider an amount of utility openings, rutting, corrogation, raveling, excessive potholes, audit Maybe Suplee Clooney or deficient drainage and polished aggregate. Ernst and Young are available. Pavementratingscanrangefrom51 to 100, with those rated lowest usually at the end of their 15-year cycle. Dann said the county hopes to get 15 years out of Justine Elbert, 3 of Westfield, left, gets to work with other youngsters on the drawinq A resident of Cranford, Frank a road after it is repaved. "Sometimes we do, sometimes we don't." board. Rolston Winston, right, and son, Ryan, 6, a first-grader at Roosevelt School in Capece is an attorney. Rahway, take their best shot at miniature golf See ROAD, Page B2~ PAGE B2 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS COUNTY NEWS Road repaving projects get started teaming up with the Prosecutor's Dowlkg at 732-594-1763. Skating center to open Avenue to the county border, New Office and Union County College to The Nugent Association was (Continued from Page Bl) Avenue to Route 27, Rahway, 73. Providence, 76. The Warinanco Park Ice Skating present a five-mile race and a three- founded in 1933 and is the oldest As for sidewalks, Dann said indivi- • Raritan Road from Lake Avenue Center on Thompson Avenue in mile fun walk Sunday beginning at independent Irish-American organi- dual towns determine who is respon- to Terrill Road, in Scotch Plains, 73. • Bonnie Burn Road fromRoute22 Roselle will open for the season on the college center at 12 W. Jersey St zation in New Jersey. The association sible, either the property owner or die • Mountain Avenue from Route 22 to Plainfield Avenue, Watchung, 76. Oct. 21. in Elizabeth. has been recognized many times for municipality. He said most towns will to the Springfield border, Mountain- • Chestnut Avenue from Hillside This is a slightly later opening than The event will begin at 9 a.m. rain its civic involvement assess the property owner when work side, 73. Avenue to the Lcvington border, Hill- usual. During routine pre-season or shine and the fun walk will kick off Donations may be sent to: The is completed. The county only will be • Morris Avenue from Broad Street side, 77. • maintenance and preparation, a major at 9:15 with everything to wind up at Joseph Nugent Sr. Association, P.O. doing curb cuts for handicapped to Route 24, Summit, 74. • Morris Avenue from River Road problem was encountered with the the finish Ike in front of City Hall. Box 9559, Elmora Station, Elizabeth, ramps at intersections. • North Broad Street from theNew- to Kent Place Boulevard, Summit, 77. refrigeration system which is respon- Want to and participate in the 7th 07208. The freeze and thaw of water is ark border to Hillside Avenue, Hill- sible for creating the ice. side, 75. • Ackerman Avenue from Coles annual Run for Children? Contact the what deteriorates the asphalt most, Avenue to Deer Path, Mountainside, County officials have been working Manahan to be feted • West Seventh Street from the city's Bureau of Cultural & Heritage expanding and creating cracks, Dann 78. to identify ways to bypass the existing Affairs at 908-820-4238 or stop by the Former Union County Prosecutor said. county border to Roosevelt Avenue, • Summit Lane from Summit Road system to open the facility for the Union County Administration Build- Thomas Manahan, who serves as The lowest rated roads after this Plainfield, 75. to New Providence Road, Mountain- season. ing for an entry form. The totally race- Director of the Office of State Police season's work is completed will be: • Mountain Avenue from. South A replacement system has been certified event will include a $500 gift Affairs in the New Jersey Attorney • Broad Street from Morris Avenue Trivett Place to Morris Avenue, side, 78. brought in and is currently working to certificate first prize, trophies to the General's Office, will be honored at a to Denman Place, Summit, 71. Springfield, 75. • Vauxhall Road from Salem Road create the conditions needed to make top finishers and first-, second- and testimonial on Oct 16 at L'Affaire, • Hazelwood Avenue from Jaques • Passaic Street from Springfield to the Millburn border, Union, 78. ice. This system will sustain the facili- third-place medak in seven different 1099 U.S. Route 22 East, ty for (he 2002-03 season. Simulta- age groups. Mountainside. neously, a diagnostic study of the old Manahan, who served as the coun- We always have been bountifully blessed system will be conducted to deter- ty's chief law enforcement officer for Editor's note: This is the fourth else caught Moreover, a baby was mine how to repair it. NCJW welcomes speaker five years before assuming his new part in a series from the book born during the voyage. When the skating center opens on National Council of Jewish post in late July, heads an office "Freedom Tide." We are reprinting During the trip, the huge crossbeam Oct. 21, it will offer the full comple- Women, Union County Section, created in 1999 to ensure compliance it in serialized form, with supporting the main mast broke in the ment of programs it always has. announces that its next general meet- with regulations regarding law enfor- permission. midst of a violent storm. The captain Registration for ice skating lessons ing will take place Wednesday at 7:30 cement reforms statewide. The whole world recognizes and crew were certain that the ship and hockey clinics will begin Monday p.m., at Temple Emanu-El, 756 E. The testimonial includes a cocktail America as the beacon of die world. could not take any more thrashing and and run Oct 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Broad St., Westfield. The section will reception to begin at 6 p.m. and dinner America is the greatest country in the would soon sink. The Pilgrims didn't There also will be registration Oct 12 welcome Rabbi Mary Lande Zamore, with special presentations slated for 7 world: our wealth, our standard of liv- know how to help, so they gathered and 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p jn. Classes an associate rabbi serving Temple p.m. For more information or ques- will begin the week of Oct 21 as orig- Emanu-El since 1997, following her ing, our productivity, and our free around the mast and prajed. As they tions about tickets, priced at $55 heritage have been lost People inally planned. ordination by Hebrew Union College- enterprise are die envy of all. What prayed, William Brewster remem- including food and open bar, call Bar- assume that they learned all they Admission to public ice skating Jewish Institute of Religion of New made our country great, and why? bered the huge iron screw of his print- bara Sullivan at the Union County needed to know in school and very sessions is $4 for youth, 17 and youn- York. Can we sustain its greatness for our ing press. The screw was found in the Prosecutor's Office at 908-527-4505 few pick up a book to read the real ger, $4.25 for seniors, 62 and older, Zamore, a fourth-generation children's children? Do the standards ship's hold and cranked into place, by Monday. story. and $5 for all other adults. Skate rent- Reform Jew whose family has always and absolutes established at our raising the beam back to its original A couple of years ago, Michelle als are $3 per person. Discount cards been active, religious and involved in founding have anything to do with our position and allowing the Pilgrims to Community blood drives and I traveled with some business may be purchased for Union County synagogue life, will speak about "The greatness? complete the trip to the New World. The Blood Center of New Jersey leaders to Plymouth, Mass. Local residents at the cost of $40 for 10 vis- Evolving Role of Women in Clergy." In his speech to a joint session of This was one of the first of many mir- and the Tri-County Chapter of the friends had advised us to skip it its, both for adults, or $30 for 10 visits The topic was chosen by Zamore in Congress on Sept 20, 2001. President acles that the Pilgrims experienced. American Red Cross will sponsor the because "If s just a rock." Going to and $85 for 30 visits, both for youth view of her concern that few female George W. Bush said, "Terrorists The Pilgrims arrived in the New following blood drives: Plymouth, however, turned out to be and senior citizens. rabbis assume positions as pulpit rab- attacked a symbol of American pros- World only to endure a horrific wint- • Today, 3 to 8 p.m., Westfield/ one of the most exciting and life- For more information call bis because they are all too frequently perity. They did not touch its source. er. Of the 20 women who made the Mountainside Chapter of the Ameri- changing trips I have ever taken. 908-298-7850. torn between the responsibilities and America is successful because of the journey, 15 perished diat first winter, can Red Cross, 321 Elm St., hard work and creativity and enter- What made this so impactful was that mostly as they covered their children obligations they have to their con- Westfield. gregants, and their personal commit- prise of our people." Marshall Foster, a leading Christian from the cold and gave up their food Run for Children Sunday • Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Union ment to their own families. President Bush is totally correct. historian specializing in America's so their children could survive. Food Elks Lodge, 281 Chestnut St., Union; While it was virtually unheard of Zamore is a past editor of the America's strength is, and always has founding, led our group. was so sparse that the daily allotment Hillside health fair, Hillside High only two decades ago, it is now a sad CCAR Newsletter, and has served on been, her people. The free enterprise Plymouth is definitely more than per person was five kernels of corn a School, 1035 Liberty Ave., Hillside. reality that detectives in Union Coun- several UAHC and CCAR commit- system could have developed only in "just a rock" to Marshall. We stood at day. ty are all too often uncovering cases tees and task forces. In addition to • Monday, 3 to 7 p.m., Union Hos- America. No other government in his- William Bradford's gravesite on the Want a sure-fire way of discourag- involving a young child who has been being the first fully functioning pital, 1000 Galloping Hill Road, tory has given individuals the right to hill overlooking Plymouth Rock and ing your family from descending sexually abused by a parent, uncle, female mashgihah, overseeing a New Union. succeed or fail on their own efforts. listened with awe. Marshall wept as upon your home for Thanksgiving? coach, cleric, or other offender. Jersey bakery from 1997-2001, • Oct. 10,2 to 7:30 p.m., Red Cross The individuals who first drove that he related stories of the Pilpims' Just re-enact the first winter at Ply- It is difficult for some to believe Zamore is currently a member of the chapter house, 203 W. Jersey St., thinking are responsible for placing hardships, struggles, and sacrifices. In mouth. A couple of years ago I had there are 10-month-old babies who joint ACA-CCAR editorial board for Elizabeth. the foundation blocks in the structure all my years of schooling, I had never my family over for Thanksgiving. We get venereal disease, 2-year-olds that a new officiant's manual and has • Oct. 11, 5 to 9 p.m., ShopRite, 76 of what has become the greatest coun- heard most of the stories he described. had all of the good stuff cooking in the are forced to have intercourse, child- received fellowships from ARIL and Central Ave., Clark. try in the world. But a building is only I certainly had never bothered to read background — the turkey, the pies, ren who are burned with cigarettes or the STAR Foundation. Union County » Oct. 12,9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Cranford as strong as its foundation. Over time, the actual accounts of the day. the dressing, cakes and everything hot water and teen-agers that are Section welcomes its members, Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave., if that foundation is not maintained, it Marshall told us how the Pilgrims else. We went into the next room to forced to endure sexual or physical friends and guests of the community Cranford. will erode. landed in November 1620, spending say our prayer. I had them hold out assaults. to this event. « Oct 14, 4 to 8 p.m., Muhlenberg I believe the founding principles of two weeks aboard a ship without dis- their hands and I put five kernels of Regional Medical Center, Park corn in each. I told the story of the Pil- In 1995, die County of Union and NCJW is a volunteer organization our country have been covered up, embarking, praising and giving glory Avenue and Randolph Road, grims and their plight that first winter the late Prosecutor Andrew K. Ruoto- inspired by Jewish values, that works glossed over, made a mockery of, and to God while they wrote out a docu- Plainfield. in America. I believe it impacted them lo worked to transform an old office to improve the quality of life for basicaEy reinterpreted over the last ment called die Mayflower Compact • Oct. 24, 3 to 8:30 p.m., Clark as much as it had me when I heard this building in Elizabeth into a Child women, children and families and to generation. Our principles have which explained their incursion to this Rescue Squad, 875 Raritan Road, story from Marshall. Those mothers Advocacy Center to allow for the pro- ensure individual rights and freedoms eroded. We need to return to those New World. Clark. sacrificed their lives for the future: tection of the victims and their fami- through advocacy, education and original principles that made our Having undertaken, for the glory of despite the loss of 15 women, not a lies and for the investigation and pro- community service programs initiated For more information, call the country what it is today — before it is God and advancement of the Christ- single child died during the first wint- secution of abusers. by its network of 90,000 volunteers, Blood Center of New Jersey too late. ian faith and honor of our king and er. Another amazing miracle. At the Child Advocacy Center on supporters and members nationwide. 1-800-BLOOD-NJ, or Critics say, "We don't really know country, a voyage to plant the first Westfield Avenue, the cases and the 1-800-652-5663, Ext. 140, or the what the founders thought," so I did a colony. William Bradford was elected the victims are handled under a multi- American Red Cross at little research. I found we do know The Pilgrims left no doubt as to Pilgrim's governor. He decided that disciplinary team approach including Irish festival and picnic 1-800-933-BLOOD or 908-353-2500, what the founders thought because why they had come here. The May- every man needed his own plot of Ext 11. legal, investigative, social service, The Joseph Nugent Sr. Association they wrote it down. They wrote and flower Compact held sacred the same land. The group had tried to work a medical and mental health profession- of Union County will sponsor its 16th wrote and wrote. Ignoring all of this principles of equality of all men and socialist system where everybody als woring hand in hand to provide annual Irish festival and picnic to ben- documentation, the cornerstones of government by the people that would worked on the community farm. services to victims and their families. efit a child with a life-threatening ill- Golf classic Oct. 10 America have been distorted and subsequently become die foundation- There was no incentive to succeed The center abounds with a child- ness through the Make-A-Wish The Arc of County of Union Coun- changed to meet the "political correct- al principles of the American system because not everyone would work friendly atmosphere that is conducive Foundation on Sunday, rain or shine. ty will hold its Arc Golf Classic on ness" of the day. In an attempt to be of self-government This agreement equally. Bradford's answer was to for the disclosure of abuse and where The Make-A-Wish Foundation raises Oct. 10. Registration will begin at 10 inoffensive and politically correct, marked the first time in recorded his- give each family a plot of land. He professionals of all these disciplines funds to grant these special children a.m. at Shackamaxon Golf & Country many people have watered down our tory that free and equal men had vol- told them it was their individuals right gather to conduct thorough investiga- their favorite wish. Club in Scotch Plains. Proceeds will beliefs and values. Television talk untarily covenanted together to create to succeed or to fail. Free enterprise tions and follow-up assessments of The picnic will be at the Elks benefit the programs and services for show host and author Bill O'Reilly their own new civil government was born because whoever did the each case. Lodge, 281 Chestnut St, at Five individuals with developmental disa- said, "There is a point where political One hundred two people were on best decided to do the best because While at the center, the victim Points, Union, from 1 to 6 p.m. bilities throughout Union County. correctness becomes an acid that the trip to Plymouth. They had cour- they decided to work the hardest for interviews often include the use of Admission is $20 per person or $40 Michael J. Bonner will be the chair- erodes freedom." age and faith. They climbed aboard a their own profit anatomical dolls and are videotaped per family which includes food, beer, man of this year's event for the sec- Nowadays, it seems thatmany of us ship in 1620 on the faith that the boat to reduce the trauma of countless soda, Irish vendors and activities for ond year in a row. Last year's event don't know our own history. A popu- was going to go to a new land located Chad Connelly is founder and interviews or testimony before a the children. There will be continuous attracted more than 80 golfers. lar segment of "The Tonight Show" somewhere to the west of them. I president of Freedom Tide Founda- grand jury. Irish-American entertainment featur- The Arc of Union County is a has host Jay Leno going to the streets always thought that many Pilgrims tion, an organization committed to To benefit the St. Clare's Home For ing The Willie Lynch Trio, The Carrie 501(c)(3) association that provides to interview people about our history. died on the trip. Marshall taught us educating Americans about the Children in Elizabeth and also help Callahan Band and "DJ" Joe Colletti. programs and services to more than The audience laughs at their incorrect that only one person died during the foundational principles that have the center, the City of Elizabeth and For information, call Bob or Linda 700 individuals and families with answers and lack of knowledge, but seven-week trip, a sailor who cursed made America great. More infor- the Union County Board of Chosen White at 908-241-7341, Maureen developmental disabilities and their those citizens highlight the tragic and mocked the Pilgrim's efforts died mation can be obtained at Freeholders co-sponsor the event Dowling at 908-206-9107, or Kevin families in Union County, truth that our founding principles and of a mysterious disease that no one www.freedomtide.com. COL UMB US DA Y SPECIALS

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Prom there, it's anybody's guess Nicole Gonzalez of Union City was For a complete list of all the win- who the winners will be. nominated for Best Lead Actress in a ners, see Page B6. Which is why the 2002 Perry Musical for "The Wizard of Oz," After the ceremony, winners were Awards ceremony wrapped its audi- which was performed at Center ecstatic over their accomplishments. ence in an enticing embrace of glitter- Players/Bayonne Jewish Community "It's a great honor for me, first of ing excitement and glamour Sunday Center. She said she was surprised to all. I want to thank all the producers of night at the Woodbridge Sheraton. hear of her nomination, and was look- the Teaneck Theater Company," said For all who are involved in the ing forward to the start of the show. Alexandru Graur. He thanked the world of community theater, this "I like to become different people, I cast, crew and producers of "The Girl night is their own Academy Awards. like getting up on stage and perform- on the Via Flaminia," the production But despite the impressive star power ing for people," said Gonzalez. for which he won the award for Out- on display, the gorgeous gowns and For Jack Rosmarin of Marlboro, standing Sound Design. sleek suits, there's little Hollywood playing the part of Sidney in Mighty "I am overwhelmed by the quality, attitude to be found among the many professional quality not only of the Oak Players' production of "Catch Arthur Waldman of Ocean nominees. What there is in abundance Me If You Can" was a joyful experi- actors, but of the productions of all the is a generous love of community thea- theaters here," said Graur. County College was hon- ence. He was nominated for — and ored with the Lifetime ter and a desire to share that feeling won — Outstanding Ensemble Actor Surprised she had won the Out- with everyone in attendance. standing Ensemble Actress in a Musi- Achievement Perry Award in a Play for the role. for his contributions to the- Flooding the interior of the hotel "It's my favorite role in the world," Photos By Adrienne Howell cal Award for "Vivianna," Janine prior to the ceremony, nominees tried Barbara-Jude Greco and her brother, Anthony Greco, Russo was aglow with excitement. ater and the development said Rosmarin. "It gives me the of student artists. to describe their feelings of both joy chance to play a Jewish character with pause with their Perry Awards for Best Original Produc- "It's amazing, because I never and excitement, glad to find them- a Yiddish accent." tion of a Musical, which they received as producers of acted before in my life," said Russo. For the brother-and-sister team of selves among such impressive talent. He said he took on the role to honor 'American Rapture 2001' at Mystic Vision Players of Lin- "It's wonderful." Anthony Greco and Barbara Greco- From costume designers to cho- his father, a Holocaust survivor who den, an honor the 2000 version received at last year's For Lynn Langone, winning the Brady, winning the award for Out- reographers, and from leading actors awards as well. The 2002 edition of the rock 'n' soul revue Outstanding Featured Actress in a standing Production of an Original is still alive. "My parents were Holo- opens Wednesday; for information, see the 'Concerts' list- and actresses to directors, many felt caust survivors and this is a way to Play for "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof Musical was the full realization of the Perry Awards were all about cele- ing in the Stepping Out calendar on Page B8. could be summed up in one word: honor them. Something special," said how much "American Rapture" brating their mutual love of theater. "Awesome." Rosmarin. ened the tension and was a nice com- means to them. The 2000 version of "It's exciting, it's my first time one who has ever had the pleasure of "It was so exciting," said Langone. Nominated for two categories was plement to the slightly more conser- "American Rapture" won the pair the here," said Chris Fitzgerald, who was attending one of their performances," "I didn't prepare anything; I didn't Jeannette Marrero of South Bruns- vative tone of the awards presenta- same award at last year's ceremony. nominated for Outstanding Featured said Gordanier. expect to. It's great." wick. She received a Best Featured tion. They helped show actors that, "I just think it's nice that so much Actor in a Musical for "A Funny The award for Outstanding Ensem- David Weitzer, winner of the award Actress nod for Anita in "West Side underneath it all, it's OK to laugh at hard work was recognized and the fact Thing Happened on the Way to the ble Actress in a Play went to Angela for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musi- that it's an award for the whole cast," 1 Story" by the Jewish Community yourself, even during the stiff audition Forum," by Over the Rainbow Pro- Delia Ventura for "Friends: Not the cal, said he was happy to be a part of said Anthony Greco. "God willing, I Center MetroWest and Best Ensemble scenario that every actor goes ductions. "I was listening to all the TV Show," by the Alliance Rep. "Jekyll & Hyde," his favorite show. just want to help the team." Actress for Mystic Vision Players' through. acts rehearsing and they all sound 'This is just delightful," said Delia "I felt very fortunate to have the "American Rapture 2001." "Thanks for coming," they 'This is our second year in a row great." Ventura. "It's a wonderful feeling. I chance to play the role of a lifetime, to "I was nominated and won last year reminded us. "Next selection." for this show," said Barbara. "We're just want to accept that on behalf of all be here for it is a great gift," said very excited. I couldn't have done it It was the first time Fitzgerald had for 'Evita,' " said Marrero. "It's fun, Tearing open the envelope, Linda of us who truly, truly enjoy acting." Weitzer. without the cast and crew, and my been nominated for a Perry Award. it's really fun. I love to get dressed up Giordano of Somerset Valley Play- After Jack Rosmarin won the brother and everybody. We're very For Debby Schwartz of Holmdel, and see my friends." Marrero also house read the Perry Award winner Wanda Toro, winner for Outstand- it's her fourth time being nominated award for Outstanding Ensemble ing Lead Actress in a Musical for happy about it." presented the award for Outstanding for Outstanding Sound Design — Actor in a Play for "Catch Me If You for the Perrys as a director and her "Children of Eden," was ecstatic after Drawing to a close, the night prove- Lead Actress in a Musical, which Alexandru Graur for "The Girl on the Can," he thanked all the people who first time as a producer. She was nom- hearing she won. d to be a celebration of the talent and went to Wanda Toro of Linden for her Via Flaminia," performed at the helped him with the Mighty Oaks pro- inated for Best Director in a Musical performance in "Children of Eden." Teaneck New Theater. "It feels wonderful," said Toro. "It magic that can be found within the for "A Funny Thing Happened on the duction, as well as his wife and actually felt a lot nicer than I worid of New Jersey community With so many theater professionals The award for Outstanding Proper- daughter. Way to the Forum" and Best Produc- and nominees in attendance, the Perry expected." theater. tion of an Original Musical for "Viv- ties went to Harriet Gottlieb for "Play- "Can everyone see me? I think I Awards helped showcase the diverse boy of the Western World," also by just fainted!" said Rosmarin. "I abso- lanna," which she and her husband, theater talent present throughout the Michael, produced. She is also the Teaneck New Theater. lutely didn't expect this and there's so state. Michael Monaco, director of "Pip- many people to thank." president of Over the Rainbows Underneath the glittering chande- pin" at Mystic Vision Players in Lin- The Outstanding Ensemble Actress Productions. liers, the ceremony started with a riot- den, presented the award for Out- in a Musical Award went to Janine "I'm just thrilled to be here; that ous performance of "Auditions," a standing Costume Design to Dot Car- Russo of Manalapan for "Viviana," Over the Rainbows received nine parody of "Tradition" from "Fiddler roll of Washington for "Once Upon a by Over the Rainbow Productions. nominations is just wonderful," said on the Roof in which members of an Mattress," performed by Show Kids Schwartz. eclectic cast gave their own interpre- "Oh my God!" said Russo. "I have Invitational Theater. to say thank you to everybody at Over ....., For Ryan Walsh, 16, he just feels tations of various auditions. With the "Thank you for this lovely honor, I glad to be nominated for the first time, "audition" section performed pur- the Rainbow ... I don't know know am speechless," said Carroll, thanking what to say, thank you." with a nod for Outstanding Ensemble posely bad, cast members sang way the creative team who helped her out. Actor in a Play for "The Unexpected off-key, danced off-step, and gener- The Outstanding Ensemble Actor Delving into a mix of high camp Guest" by Westfield Community ated quick and easy laughs with comic in a Musical Award went to Ryan and delightful comedy, the lively Players. facial expressions. Malyar for "Children of Eden" at Say- "Comedy Tonight" from "A Funny "I'm not all that nervous about win- The performance effectively light- reville Main Street Theater Company. Thing Happened on the Way to the A medley from "Children of Eden" Forum" by Over the Rainbow Produc- followed with a joyous, rapturous tions gave the audience a dose of unfolding of passion that came to a good-natured fun and laughter, with a thrilling climax, complete with light, lilting melody that snuck into unique costumes for giraffes, zebras, people's brains, and thankfully, stay- monkeys and other animals. ed there. It's one of those rare cases Lynn Langone of Cranford took where a song could be so endearing to home the award for Outstanding Fea- the senses while being adhesive to tured Actress in a Play for "Cat on a them at the same time. Hot Tin Roof," by Westfield Com- Andy Gordanier, host of the Perrys munity Players. and head of R.E.C.T., presented the "In the words of my two children, Outstanding Community Theater 'Wow, this is so cool!' " said Lan- Award to The Attic Ensemble of gone. "I would like to thank the West- Jersey City. field Community Players for doing When Attic was first forming in the such an awesome show. Being a early 1970s, Gordanier said they Southern gal, I've been aching to do a decided they were going to bring a good Southern role and I had the best new element to community theater. time with Sister Woman, so it was Lynn Langone of Cranford could only say, 'Wow!,' at win- "They have remained on the cutting Linden resident Wanda Toro beams as she holds her tro- great." phy for Best Lead Actress in a Musical. She was honored ning the award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for 'Cat edge of theater, not only in New She also thanked the cast, crew and on a Hot Tin Roof at Westfield Community Piayers. Jersey, but everyhwere, from every- for her performance in 'Children of Eden' at Sayreville director, as well as her husband, Main Street Theater Company. 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By Bea Smith daughter. I toured all over the world "I have my hands in a lot of diffe- rock to classical, country to jazz." Staff Writer with her, and I'm still her musical rent pies," he said. "My solo reper- He explained that "between record- There never was any doubt in Ted director and musical director for Dan- toire includes hundreds of jazz stan- ing and serving as musical director for Brancato's mind that he would make a ny Tarantino. I'll be going to Ashvil- dards from the 1930s and '40s, Broad- greats and at the playhouse, I expect career and living out of musical le, N.C., and will be performing with way show tunes drawn from shows of I'll always be busy. But right now," directing, arranging, writing songs Jeanie." the past 40 years, including current Brancato mused, "I really would like and playing the piano. He said that "I like to perform jazz 'hit' tunes from shows like 'Phantom my 'Lottery' album to do well. Not The Springfield resident, who has because it's creative. 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Our new album is called 'When ram features "such well known songs I Win the Lottery.' And we hope to as 'I've Got You Under My Skin,' win the lottery with that one. He's TTlaguiRes 'Fly Me to the Moon,' 'It Was a Very really full of fun." IRISH PUB & RESTAURANT Good Year,' which Erwin Drake had Brancato, who has written more written for Sinatra. We also played Sat. Live Band--"Stronger Than Dirt" many of his new songs that he wrote than 100 songs and recorded many of expressly for Danny. It also features a them, said he plans to go to Seattle Oct. 12th Starting at 10 p.m. string quartet as well as a jazz quartet. this Christmas "to see my family and The Bantry Boys "Danny hired me to write the musi- to play with a great jazz singer, Nancy Sat., Oct. 5 & 26 Hear your Irish favorites cal arrangements and to direct the Ernestine Anderson. The week-long Mike Byrne band. I've been working with him for engagement will end on New Year's Thurs., Oct. 24 For Irish Lovers five or six years. The first job I ever Eve. Ted Brancato did for him was at Carnegie Hall. Joe Finn Actually, I'm a freelance jazz piano Sat, Oct. 19 "Straight from the Jersey shore" _,:_ .,_.. Highly recommended by Union Leader, Party with D.J. Billy player," he said. He has traveled Star Ledger.China Press & Eastern Journal Every Fri. through Europe, Africa, South Ameri- Every Wed. Karaoke with Ted O'Connell or Joey "T" ca and the Far East. Brancato recorded albums of such great jazz ilver artists as Houston Person, Roger Kellaway, Ron Carter and Christian Sundays McBride and performed with vibra- Join Us For Brunch phonist Milt Jackson, jazz drummer From liam -3pm Max Roach and the Latin-American Irish Sessi'un saxophonist Paquito D'Rivera. He mentioned that for the past 12 years, rag on From 4pm he served as musical-director- Open Mic From 9pm arranger for jazz singer Jeanie Bryson International Buffet and has recorded three albums with her. 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It ANYTIME This year's "Taste of the Towns" vendor? include: Ahrre's Coffee Roastery, Westfield; 3 Disco Party Lights. wasn't long after that I met Jeanie EAT IN ONLY Allied Beverage Group, Inc., Carlstadt; Beam's Rahway; Bella Palermo Pastry Shop, CASH ONLY Bryson, who is Dizzy Gillespie's 10 Off Room Available For Elizabeth; Casa di Trevi, Roselle Park; Civile Ristorante Italiano, Kenilworth; Climax Brewing Company, Roselle Park; The Crossroads, Garwood; DiCosmo's Restaurant & Not valid on children's menu Birthdays • Showers.*-Anniversary Parties' Any Special Occasion Italian Deli, Linden; Domains, Roselle Park; Gallo Wine Sales of New Jersey, Elizabeth; Expires -10/20/02 Garden Restaurant, Union; Giovanna's, Plainfield; Great Expectations Catering, • From South, take Garden State Parkway Plainfield; Charles Jacquin's, Clark; Jeffrey's of Westfield; Kahunaville, Elizabeth; Kobrand Corporation, Netcong; Linden Pastry Shop; Los Faroles, Elizabeth; Maize, 140 Exit, keep left make U-turn from Newark; McLynn's Springfield; Moms Thai Cuisine, Union; Nuts n' Plenty, Scotch Rt. 22 East to Rt. 22 West Plains; Pecos Grill, Garwood; Piece of Cake, Rahway; Pinho Bakery, Roselle; Raagini, • From North, take Garden State Parkway Mountainside; Red Panot Caffe, Elizabeth; Sandy Spector Caterer, Plainfield; Town & Country, Westfield; Trader Joe's, Westfield; Twinings Tea, Paramus; Union County Vo- 140A Exit, 1 mile on right hand side Tech, Scotch Plains; The Wine Library, Springfield; and Wyndham Newark Airport Across from Costco Shopping Center Hotel, Elizabeth. Each of'thefivt•baUrocms>t>R she upper floor of the Pantagis Renaissance Restaurant 1235 West Chestnut St., Union • 2251 Route 22 W., Union will feature food/beverage vendors and entertainment, the following have graciously donated entertainment services for the event: New Image Entertainment, Elizabeth/West OPEN EVERY DAY Q(\Q fc*%A QQQQ Orange; Charles Liss, jazz guitar, Springfield; Frank A. McGlynn, keyboard artist, 10:30 AM to 10:30 PM • 1 Location 2 Entrances ^UO~U£^"EOIf © Elizabeth; Suave' romantic Hispanic guitars, Cranford; and Joshua Webb Jazz Quartet. PAGE B6 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS And the 2002 Perry Awards went to ... Tht winners of the 2002 Perry Best Direction Best Actor Best Featured Actor Best Original Musical tress." 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Charlene Rankins-Jackson at Soiree series, award-winning vocalist guing combination of the dual tangs lobster bisque with lobster crepe for Union High School Class of !977, 908-490-1543 or Bob Brandner at Jeff Harnar presented an evening of of of the citrus and the herbs, and was Cabaret my companion. The oysters were suc- 25th reunion, Nov. 30. 732-821-5774. music by the legendary Sammy Cahn culent, while the garlic butter was surrounded by samplings of delicious Union High School Class of 1983, • St. Mary High School, Jersey that recalled the crooners of bygone richly seasoned without overpowering fruits. All this was accompanied by By Bill VanSant 20th reunion, 2003. City, Classes of 1960, '61, '62 and '63 days, most notably Frank Sinatra for Associate Editor the distinctive flavor of the shellfish. the Manor coffee and the tradtiona\ Union High School Class of 1993, are planning a reunion. For informa- whom Cahn wrote the lyrics to count- The bisque was velvety rich, creamy petits fours, rounding out a perfect 10th reunion, 2003. tion, call Ken Giordano at less songs. and satisfying. meal. However, while Harnar's style may gifts." He then talk-sang his way Westfield High School Class of 732-549-6600 or 732-946-7075. through "I Wouldn't Have Dinner Our salad of mixed baby greens The Cabaret Soiree series features be a throw back to yesteryear, his several dinner menus which are 1992, 10th reunion, May 4. • Battin High School, Elizabeth, With. You," proving that his comic with farm tomatoes was picked fresh approach and interpretation make the rotated throughout the season, and • Abraham Clark High School, Class of 1952 will conduct its 50th skills are on a par with his voice. and its taste and crispness gave proof old standards sound freshly written. each menu features three to four RoseJle, Class of 1950 is searching for reunion Oct. 12 with a luncheon at the Among the true high points of the to this. The olive vinaigrette was light classmates in preparation for its 52nd Clarion Hotel in Edison. For informa- Primarily focusing on material but still robust. choices per course, guaranteeing an from Harnar's most recent CD, "Sam- evening was a medley of Cahn songs offering to suit every palate and pre- reunion. For information, call Jerry tion, call 732-381-6447. closely associated with the World For our main course, both my com- Bieler 954-360-0666 or send e-mail to my Cahn: All the Way," the evening panion and I selected the petit beef ference. The same can be said of the • Roselle Park High School Class appropriately opened with that tune. War II era, moving from the swinging "menu" of performers — from the [email protected]. of 1982 will conduct its 20th reunion "Saturday Night" into the touching Wellington with a Roma tomato filled • Elizabeth High School Class of With music by various composers, with pine nut stuffing, and wasperformance art of Tovah Feldshuh, Nov. 30 at 6 p.m. at the Galloping Hill "I'll Walk Alone," through a hot "Bei to the smokey jazz of Laura Theo- 1982 is organizing a class reunion. which Harnar effortlessly interpreted balanced exquisitely by the burgundy Inn, Five Points in Union. Cost is $60 Mir Bist Du Schoen" and bringing it dore; from the classically trained For information, or to volunteer for with his velvet-smooth baritone jus. The pastry surrounding the beef prior to Sept. 30, $75 thereafter. For home with a joyful "It's Been a Long, Cristina Fontanelli, to crooners like the planning committee, call Kim voice, it was Cahn's lyrics — some- was delicate, while the meat melted in information, contact Lynn Stevens times tender, sometimes humorous, Long Time." Jeff Harnar. Troutman-Lewter 973-623-3314 and Waldron at 26 Valley View Road, Backing Hamar up were pianist- the mouth. Served medium-rare only, Sandra Holmes at 732-381-2541. always on target — that served as the it was rich in its own juices and per- However, despite the variety and Verona, 07044, or AI Mirabella at basis for the show. In discussing the musical director Alex Rybeck, bassist rotations, one thing is a constant — • Rahway High School Class of 908-903-5011. Jered Egan and Mort Silver on saxo- fectly offset by the Forest Glen merlot prolific lyricist's career, Harnar recommended by our server. As my The Manor's Cabaret Series is a class related that Cahn was once asked by a phone and flute. Though only three, act ... all the way! they produced a sound as lush as a full companion put it, 'This is the first movie producer, "Could you write a time I've ever had beef Wellington in ROSELLE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL title song for a film called 'A Woman orchestra, with each being highlighted Appearing tonight in The Man- One Raritan Road - Roselle • NJ - 07203 for maximum effect. Of particular my 38 years on this Earth, and it was or's Cabaret Soiree series is jazz Scorned,?' " to which Cahn reported- 908-245-2350 note were Silver's sax solos on "I Fall well worth the wait." vocalist Marlene VerPlanck. For ly replied, "I could write a title song Our dessert of exotic fruits with www. rosellecatholic. org for a film called 'Eh" " — and if the in Love Too Easily" and "My Kind of information, call 973-731-2360. material Harnar presented is any indi- Town." In addition to their instrumen- Conducted by the Marist Brothers of the Schools cation, it would have been a hit. tal duties, Rybeck — whose hands made the keyboard sing — and Egan Meet our dedicated faculty, administration, and staff Harnar's versatility was best dis- Talk to our students and parents about the Roselle Catholic Tradition played in the diversity of vocal styles supplied back-up vocals on several numbers. Learn about our many sports and activities he effectively utilized throughout the Discover how you can participate in our dynamic Campus Ministry evening — from the jazzy and sexy Like all truly great cabaret vocal- Enroll in our "Freshman for a Day" program "Teach Me Tonight," to the '50s- ists, Harnar trusts his material, adding Obtain information about admission, tuition, and transportation esque falsetto of "Be My Love," to the his own unique gifts in letting the songs simply weave their magic. And Hardest Festivall2002 breathlessly light "It's Magic." Har- For a personalized approach to education nar's precise and effective lyrical this was magic all the way. phrasing and interpretation put a final Prior to the show in Le Dome, my we promise ... polish on several numbers, most companion and I enjoyed dinner in the TkCIw Nothing Short of Excellence! notably "I Fall in Love Too Easily" Terrace Lounge to the sumptuous Pumpkins! is Map! and "Time After Time." piano stylings of Bobby Richards. Richards' expansive repertoire ran a 2 Free ShoVs!! With a tip of the fedora to the Rat musical gamut from the classical "Fur Stuff Your Own Pack, Harnar launched into "Come Elise" and "Moonlight Sonata" to Scarecrow! Family Fun! Fly With Me" and 'The Tender Trap" contemporary easy listening, such as Wednesday, October 16, with a laid-back ease reminiscent of "Evergreen" and "All I Ask of You," 01' Blue Eyes himself. providing the perfect atmosphere for J ^ AndMore!! Equal to his vocal prowess were elegantly fine dining. R«in Date: Harnar's accessibility and charm, Sun., Oct. 6th 61 Myrtle St. which filtered into his patter and We began our meal with an appe- CranjorcC, NJ bridged the musical numbers with tid- tizer compliments of Executive Chef bits of trivia and quite of few laughs. Jochen Voss, a bite-size melange of For Directions Call (908)709-1800 Ext. 127 AT&T Wireless Services In singing selections from the Broad- sea bass, squash rissoto and salmon Ptoce^ds Ju Ben$ Authorized Dealer way show "Skyscraper," he noted that mousse. The bass was cooked to per- The Cahn wrote the music for dramatic fection while still retaining an entic- 3000 NIGHT & WEEKEND MINUTES! actress Julie Harris, whom he good- ing firmness, while the rissota dis- naturedly described as "that singing played a richness without being heavy, FREE 10NG DISTANCE AND ROAMING fool," adding the tongue-in-cheek on the palate. The salmon, like all of % Ififc Mfor observation that Cahn was writing Voss' mousses, was like delicately "for her distinct musical comedy flavored cool air and served with a One free face fainting* J| tangy creme fraiche. mm Might & WesMend Minutes 500 Anytime Minutes PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE • 2-Way Text Messaging NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Amendment to Complaint, if any), filed in a Caller ID! SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY civil action, in which Bank One, N.A. Is •250 Hour Standby ESSEX COUNTY plaintiff, and Vincent K. Bellotti and Karin Voice Mail! Docket No. F-20306-00 R. Bellotti a/k/a Karin R. Machrone Bel- • 3.5 Hf.TaiK Time STATE OF NEW JERSEY, to: KRAMER lotti is/are the defendants, pending in the FINANCIAL ASSOCIATES; DORN & Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery K1RSCHNER, INC. Division, Union County and bearing Docket • Custom Tone Rings Sail Forwarding No. F-16804-02 within thirty-five (35) days YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and after October 3, 2002 exclusive of such required to serve upon Pluese, Ettin, Beck- date. If you fail to do so, judgment by default Other er, & Saltzman, a Foreclosure Division of may be rendered against you for the relief Katz, Ettin, S Levine. P.A., whose address demanded in the Complaint (and Amend- is 905 North Kings Highway, Cherry Hill, ment to Complaint, if any). You shall file Models New Jersey 08034-1569, An Answer to the your answer and proof of service in dupli- Complaint and Amendment(s) to Complaint cate with the Clerk of the Superior Court of In Stock! I & II, filed in a civil action in which First New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex - CN Union National Bank, as Custodian, is 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accor- Call for Details! Plaintiff and Robert E. Johnson and Enet- dance with the rules of civil practice and te Johnson, et al, are Defendants, pending procedure. in the Superior Court of New Jersey, This action has been instituted for the Chancery Division, UNION County, bearing purpose of (1) foreclosing a mortgage ITlifM Docket No. F-20306-00, within thirty-five dated April 23, 1S87, made by Vincent K. Activation is subjeci lo credit approval; a deposit may be required. A compatible S50 Wail-liiflTaT Rebate days (35) after October 3, 2002 exclusive Bellotti and Karin R- Bellotti a/k/a Karin Digital mulli-nelwork phone and a one year sen/ice agreement are required. of such date. If you fail to do so. Judgment R. Machrone Bellotti as mortgagors), to by Default may be rendered against you for City Federal Savings Bank recorded on relief demanded in the Complaint and April 24, 1987, for Union County in Book Amendment to Complaint, if any. You shall 3742, Page 0776 of Mortgages for said NEW; jERSEYyGELtU^R; file your Answer and Proof of Service in County, which mortgage was assigned to duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior the plaintiff, Bank One, N.A., by Assign- Court, Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, ment recorded on March 18,1991 for Union Trenton, New Jersey 08S25, in accordance County in Book 562, Page 106; and (2) to 11 Eastiiiaix S^pt, Granford ^ 908^497-2100 with the Rules of Civil Practice and recover possession of, and concerns pre- 7 (Near Comer of North Ave., between movie theater & Cafe Rock) Procedure. mises commonly known as 629 Ripley Place, Westfield, NJ 07090. This action has been instituted for the purpose of foreclosing a tax lien dated If you are unable to obtain an attorney, December 28, 1989, assessed to Johnson, you may communicate with the New Jersey Robert E. & Enette purchased by City of State Bar Association by calling Plainfield, recorded May 24, 1991 in Book 1 -732-249-5000. You may also contact the 4246 of Mortgages for Union County, Page Lawyer Referral Service of the County of 5, Assignment dated January 5, 1996, venue by calling 1-908-353-4715. If you www.localsource.com assigned to Arapaho Capital Corporation, cannot afford an attorney, you may commu- recorded in Union County Register's Office nicate with the Legal Services offices of the on January 11,1995, in Book 800, Page 50. County of venue by calling Assigned to Arapaho Capita! Investment 1-908-354-4340. Corporation, a New Jersey Corporation, YOU, Vincent K. Bellotti and Karin R. Internet Directory recorded In Union County Register's Office Bellotti a/k/a Karin R. 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For information, call free listing, send information to Arts 888-466-5722 or visit www.njpac.org, and Entertainment Editor Bill VanSant, ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT: p.m., intermediate lessons are from Today: Scott Hesse Sundays, noon and 5 p.m.; through THE MANOR in West Orange will pre- Worrall Community Newspapers, P.O. "Popular Theater and Film in the Early 7:45 to 8:30 p.m., and open dance is Friday: Open Mike Night October; free. sent dancing in Le Dome to the music Box 849, Orange, NJ 07051. 20th Century" will be on exhibit in the from 8:30 to 11 p.m. Cover is S8. For Pronto Cena Ristorante is located at Planetarium admission, unless of Donny and Ginny Frio and their Josh and Judy Weston Exhibition Gal- information, send e-mail to The Legal Center, 1 Riverfront Plaza, otherwise noted, is $3 for adults, $2 for band Fridays and Saturdays beginning lery at the Montclair Art Museum tangoswing42 @ yahoo, com. Newark. For information, call museum members and $1 for senior at 9 p.m. ART through Jan. 5. 973-824-8999. citizens, students and children. The The Manor is located at 111 Pros- Gallery hours are Tuesdays through THE RENAISSANCE CAFE in New- Newark Museum is located at 49 pect Ave., West Orange. For informa- SHOWS Sundays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. MAM is FESTIVALS ark will present jazz performances Fri- Washington St., Newark. For informa- tion, call 973-731-2360 or visit LOUISIANA JAMBALAYA — por- located at 3 S. Mountain Ave., Mont- WEST ORANGE FARMERS MARK- days at 7 p.m., with a $15 minimum. tion, call 973-596-6550 or visit www.themanorrestaurant.com. traits, landscapes, found objects and clair. For information, call www.newarkmuseum.org/planetarium ET will take place through the end of Dancing to a Latin salsa band begins BALADI RESTAURANT in Montclair written word by Bloomfield College 973-746-5555 or visit October in the CVS Shopping Plaza, at 10 p.m. Thursday Jam Sessions, will present its first "Baladi Belly Danc- Artist-in-Residence Ella Veres — will www.montclairartmuseum.org. 217 Main St., West Orange. For infor- hosted by Carrie Jackson and featur- ing Showcase" Thursday evenings at be on exhibit through Friday in the ROAIMIN' ROME, photography by Ron mation, call 973-325-4109. ing her All-Star Trio, are from 8 p.m. to POETRY 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Reservations Niche and Stair Space Galleries on the BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY and Brown of South Orange, will be on midnight. are recommended. Baladi is located at lower level of the college's library. Information Center will sponsor a poet- exhibit at Net Nomads Cafe in Maple- Friday: Ike Brown & The Jazz 515 Bloomfield Ave., Montclair. For Bloomfield College Library is FILM ry class, "Animal Poetry," Monday at 1 wood through Jan. 5. BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY will Prophets information, call 973-509-6544. located at the intersection of Liberty p.m. in the Trustees Room. Belleville Cafe hours are Mondays to Thurs- present several films in the Trustees The Renaissance Cafe is located at Public Library is located at 221 Street and Oakland Avenue, Bloom- days, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Fridays and Room in the coming weeks as part of 195 Mulberry St on the comer of field. For information, including gallery Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Sun- various series. The Opera Film Class Lafayette Street, in Newark. For infor- Washington Ave., Belleville. For infor- hours, call 973-748-9000, Ext. 370. days, noon to 8 p.m. Net Nomads is mation, call 973-450-3434. Scelba to BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY and located at 99 Baker St., Maplewood. SOUTH ORANGE LIBRARY will Information Center will exhibit photo- For information, call 973-762-6788. sponsor an open stage reading at the graphy by Fred Stettner throughout the library, 65 Scotland Road, for teens in gather with month of September. seventh grade and above. Teens may Library hours, beginning Saturday, CLASSES read their own poems or the work of are Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes- ESSEX BRIDGE CENTER will offer its others or just relax in a coffeehouse bassists days, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Wednes- Beginning Bridge Lessons, with mom- atmosphere. This monthly series, days, Fridays and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to ing and evening groups. The Essex which usually meets on the third Thurs- It will have to be a very big room. 5 p.m. Belleville Public Library is Bridge Center is located upstairs in day from 7 to 8:30 p.m., will be held in A double bass, the largest stringed located at 221 Washington Ave., Belle- VFW Post 2586, 95 Mount Pleasant the meeting room. To register, call instrument found in an orchestra, is a ville. For information, call Ave., Livingston. For information, call 973-762-0230. massive object. When double bassists 973-450-3434. 973-535-9262. from around the world gather in Pire- VINTAGE NEW YORK, works of art MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM will offer nopolis, Brazil, from Oct. 30 to Nov. celebrating New York's history in the its fall classes for adults, teen-agers SINGLES 2, Kean University's Anthony Scelba, JCC METROWEST will sponsor a 19th and 20th centuries, will be on and children, beginning Sept. 23. More a West Paterson resident, will be in Sukkot Under the Stars, and evening exhibit at Oakeside Bloomfield Cultural than 35 courses are offered. MAM is that crowd. of wine, hors d'oeuvres, dinner and Center throughout the month of located at 3 S. Mountain Ave., Mont- jazz, for singles in their 20s and 30s The event, the sixth International September. clair. For information, call today from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Sukkah at Double Bass Encounter, is sponsored Exhibit hours are Mondays to Fri- 973-746-5555 or visit Morristown Jewish Center Beit Yisrael, by the Associacao Brasileira de Con- days, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and by appoint- www.montclairartmuseum.org. 177 Speedwell Ave., Morristown. Cost trabaixistas and will feature Brazil's ment. Oakeside Bloomfield Cultural DAWN TIL DUSK Professional is $30 for JCC members, $35 for non- Center is located at 240 Belleville Ave., Makeup in Nutley will offer a Television first National Double Bass Competi- members; RSVP deadline is Sept 23. Bloomfield. For information, call Makeup FunShop for Actors and Mod- tion. Scelba is scheduled to perform a For information, call 973-736-3200, 973-429-0960. els. Cost is $45. Dawn Til Dusk is chamber recital and serve as a judge Ext. 255 or send e-mail to located at 215 Darling Ave., Nutiey. in the classical competition. NATURE/SPIRIT SPIRIT/NATURE, [email protected]. acrylic and watercolor paintings by For information, call 877-DAWN-TIL- "I am very excited about returning Susan Leshnoff, will be on exhibit in DUSK. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION to Brazil. The music-making there is the Marantz Art Qallery at the JCC of SINGLE ADULTS will sponsor the fol- on a very high level, and organiza- Metropolitan New Jersey in West lowing events: tions like the ABC are making a sig- Orange through Oct. 13. A reception COMEDY • Scripture Sharing, Sundays, 8 to nificant contribution to musical cul- 9:30 p.m.; Parish Catethical Center, 1 will take place Oct. 13 from 1 to 3 p.m. THE CAVALCADE OF HOOPLES will ture," said Scelba. Munn St., Montclair; 973-783-7863. Gallery hours are Mondays through be presented Oct. 12 and 24 at 9 p.m. The ABC, a nonprofit organization Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Fri- For more information, visit the ICSA at the Coffee Club Cafe, 151 Valley headquartered in Pirenopolis, was days and Sundays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Road, Montclair. Cover is S5. For infor- web site at www.icsa.tripod.com. organized by prominent Brazilian The JCC is located at 760 Northfield mation, call 973-744-7090. Ave., West Orange. For information, double bassists and university profes- POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS, an call 973-736-3200, Ext. 377, or send e- THEATER sors in 1990. Since then, it has prom- improvisational comedy troupe, will mail to [email protected]. PAPER MILL: The State Theater of oted five Double Bass Encounters, appear every Saturday at 11 p.m. at 12 New Jersey will present the New gatherings where internationally rec- HOMER'S ODYSSEY, the multi-media Miles West Theater Company, 486 Jersey premiere of "Miss Saigon" by ognized musicians perform, speak works of 15 artists from the Princeton Bloomfield Ave. in Montclair. Tickets ENTERTAINER TOM WOPAT will appear Oct. 12 in the Claude-Michel Schonberg, Alain Bou- Artists Alliance inspired by Homer's are $7. For information, call 'Cabaret at the Chase' series at the New Jersey Perform- about their work and inspire blil and Richard Maltby Jr. through Oct. participants. epic poem, will be on exhibit in the 732-516-0838 or visit the web site at ing Arts Center in Newark. For information, see the 'Varie- 20. Shows are Wednesdays through Community Gallery at the Newark www.possiblesideeffects.com. ty' listing on this page. Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 7:30 The organization has already spon- Museum through Oct. 27. RASCALS COMEDY CLUB in West p.m., Thursday and Sunday matinees sored three music composition com- Gallery hours are Wednesdays, Fri- Orange will present comedy through- at 2 p.m. and Saturday matinees at petitions and various short events, days, Saturdays and Sundays from out the year. Show times are Sunday series is Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m.; mation, call 973-623-0002. 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 to $67. Stu- including master classes, lectures, noon to 5 p.m.; and Thursdays from at 8 p.m., Tuesday to Thursday at 8:30 "Movies You May Have Missed" is Fri- TIERNEY'S TAVERN in Montclair will dent RUsh tickets are $15 day of per- individual recitals and round tables. It noon to 8:30. p.m. The Newark p.m., Friday at 8:30 and 11 p.m: and days at 1 p.m. present various jazz artists in the com- formance with current ID. Group rates has facilitated the musical and cultur- Museum is located at 49 Washington are available for groups of 20 or more; Saturday at 8 and 11 p.m. Belleville Public Library is located at ing weeks. al exchange between professional and St, Newark. For information, call call 973-379-3636, Ext. 2438. Every Monday: Bob Gonzo's New 221 Washington Ave., Belleville. For Tiemey's Tavern is located at 138 student double bassists and has stimu- 800-MUSEUM-7. information, call 973-450-3434. Talent Night Valley Road, Montclair. For informa- Special events and performances lated research in musical performance HEADS, HANDS AND FEET, the Rascals is located at 425 Pleasant FOLK DANCE GROUP continues its tion, call 973-744-9785. are the Conversation Series, Thurs- in Brazil. photography of Bob Krasner, will be on Valley Way in West Orange. For infor- days at 7 p.m. in the mezzanine season of Monday meetings from 7:30 TRUMPETS will present a series of Scelba will perform rare examples exhibit at the Town Book Store of mation, call 973-736-2726. to 10 p.m. at the Columbia High through Oct. 3; audio-described perfor- jazz performances in the coming of double bass chamber music. He is a Maplewood through the end of THE BACK STREET GOURMET will School, Parker and Valley streets, mances Oct. 3 at 2 p.m., Oct. 5 at 2:30 weeks. champion of this literature and has October. present comedy every Thursday. Maplewood. An upcoming sessions p.m. and Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m., each with Every Sunday afternoon is the Jazz a sensory seminar 90 minutes prior to The Town Book Store is located at All shows begin at 10 p.m. The Back are planned for Monday. Partners are created a large body of it himself for Brunch from noon to 3 p.m., featuring curtain, and sign-interpreted/open- 97A Baker St., Maplewood. For infor- Street Gourmet is located at 258 Pas- not needed. Admission is $4 per per- his Yardarm Trio, an ensemble of pianist Betty Uste and guests, $15.95. captioned performances Oct. 6 at 7:30 mation, including store hours, call saic St. in Nutley. For information, call son. For information, call piano, violin and double bass. Every Sunday evening is Richie Cole's p.m. and Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. 973-763-4225 or visit 973-667-1612. 973-376-7568. Alto Madness Orchestra from 7:30 to A graduate of the Juilliard School Paper Mil! is located on Brookside www.townbookstore.com. COUNTRY-WESTERN DANCING is 11:30 p.m., $8. Every Tuesday is the with the first doctorate ever awarded ELEGY IN WHITE: The Legacy of Tuesday Night Guitar Series, featuring Drive, Millburn. For information, call there to a double bassist, Scelba offered at Roseland 2000,7 High St. in 973-376-4343 or visit Karen McCready will be on exhibit at CONCERTS various artists. joined the faculty at Kean in 1996. He Nutley, every Tuesday at 7 p.m. www.papermill.org. the Newark Museum through Dec. 29. OUTPOST IN THE 'BURBS will pre- Admission is $10 and includes les- Today: Kevin Jones and 10th World, is a former principal double bassist of Gallery hours are Wednesdays, Fri- sent its fall concert series in the coming sons, refreshments and open dancing 8 p.m. to midnight, $5 the New Jersey Symphony. A Ful- weeks NEW JERSEY SHAKESPEARE FES- days, Saturdays and Sundays from until 11 p.m. For information, call Friday: Eric Gould, 8:30 and 10:30 bright Scholar, he has performed and noon to 5 p.m.; and Thursdays from Friday: Ellis Paul; $18 in advance, TIVAL will present "Enrico IV" by Luigi 973-235-9835. p.m. and midnight, $10 given master classes internationally. noon to 8:30 p.m. The Newark $20 at the door Pirandello through Sunday at the F.M. SWING-N-NEWARK, a new swing Saturday: Shirley Neill, 8:30 and Kirby Shakespeare Theater on the He has published several scholarly Museum is located at 49 Washington Oct. 11: Tom Russell and Elizasa 10:30 p.m. and midnight, $10 St., Newark. For information, call Gilkyson; $18 in advance, S20 at the dance club in Newark, is open every campus of Drew University in Madison. articles in Brazil but has never before Friday night from 6 pm. to midnight at Sunday: The Richie Cole Alto Mad- Shows are Tuesdays through Satur- 800-MUSEUM-7. door ness Orchestra, 7:30 to 11:30 p.m., $8 performed there. Oct. 25: Richard Shindell and Lucy Hamilton's Pub, 27 Central Ave. day at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m. Following the Double Bass MANIFESTATIONS OF THE SPIRIT: Trumpets is located at 6 Depot Kaplansky; $25 in advance, $28 at the Admission is $10, dress is fashionably Tickets are $22 to $41. Drew Universi- Photographs of Afro-Brazilian Religion Square, Montclair. Trumpets will be Encounter, Scelba will perform and door casual — no jeans, shorts or sneakers. ty is located at 36 Madison Ave., Madi- by Phyllis Galembo will be on exhibit at closed Sunday through Sept. 3. For speak at a second gathering at the All concerts are presented at 8:30 For information, call 201-459-0265 or son. For information, call the Newark Museum through Dec. 29. information, call 973-744-2600 or visit nearby National University of Goias p.m. the First Congregational Church, visit www.HobokenSwingScene.com. 973-408-5600 or visit Gallery hours are Wednesdays, Fri- www.trumpetjazz. com. 40 S. Fullerton Ave., Montclair. For www.njshakespeare.org. in Goiania. The meeting will be the days, Saturdays and Sundays from SWINGING WITH SIMONE, swing information, call 973-744-6560 or visit Second National Performance and noon to 5 p.m.; and Thursdays from dance lessons, take place at The JAZZ IS PERFORMED at the follow- NUTLEY LITTLE THEATER will pre- www.outpostintheburbs.org. Commonwealth Club, 26 Northview ing establishments in Essex County: sent 'To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday" Research Seminar held in Brazil. This noon to 8:30 p.m. The Newark event is one in which singers and Museum is located at 49 Washington Ave., Upper Montclair, every Tuesday. • The Blue Moon Diner, 1 Sloan by Michael Brady through Saturday. musicians on all instruments St., Newark. For information, call Beginner lessons are from 7 to 7:45 St., South Orange; the New Jazz Trio, Shows are at 8 p.m. Friday and Satur- 800-MUSEUM-7. DANCE Thursdays, 6:30 to 8:45 p.m.; day. The NLT Barn Theater is located exchange information about the nexus MAPLEWOOD INTERNATIONAL 973-761-6666. at 47 Erie Place, Nutley. For informa- of music performance and scholarly TAZZ . The Bridge Club, 343 Washing- tion, including ticket prices, call research. It will take place in Goiania THE BLOOMFIELD STEAK AND ton St., Newark; 973-242-9898. 973-667-0374. from Nov. 6 to 9. -- SEAFOOD HOUSE will present jazz • The China Gourmet Restaurant 12 MILES WEST THEATER COM- artists in the coming weeks, Fridays In addition to Scelba, 12 prominent and Lounge, 468 Eagle Rock Ave., PANY of Montclair will present "The from 8 p.m. to midnight. There is no musicians from the United States and West Orange; "Jazz & Roots," Thurs- Brothers Karamazov," adapted from cover charge. Europe have been invited to attend as days at 8:30 p.m., Fridays at 8:30 p.m.; Dostoevsky by Anthony Clarvoe, The Bloomfield Steak and Seafood artist-presenters. They include one 973-509-8899. through Oct. 12. Shows are at 8 p.m. House is located at 409 Franklin St., • Diva Lounge, 369 Bloomfield Thursdays through Saturdays, 3 p.m. other connected with New Jersey, the Bloomfield. For information, call Ave., Montclair; 973-509-3000. Sundays. Tickets are $20 for general bassist Rufus Reid, former head of the 973-680-4500. • Dynasty Supper Club, 21 N. Har- admission, $17 for students and senior jazz program at William Paterson MALLETS PLACE in Newark will pre- , rison St., East Orange; Jazz Jam Ses- citizens. 12 Miles West is located at University. sent jazz performances in the coming sion with the Radam Schwartz Trio, 488 Bloomfield Ave., Montclair, on the In August, Scelba traveled to Otta- weeks. Thursdays from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. lower level of the Clairidge Cinema • The Essex House, 525 Northfield wa, Canada, for a conference with Mallet's Place is located at 10 Park building. For information, call representatives from all the major Place, Newark, For information, all Ave., West Orange; the Joe Morello 973-746-7181 or visit symphony, opera and ballet orche- 201-886-0162 or send e-mail to Trio, Fridays; 973-731-2222. www.12MilesWest.org. [email protected]. • Gaslight Brewery and Restaur- stras in the United States and Canada. THE PRIORY JAZZ SERIES in New- ant, 15 South Orange Ave., South Sent by the American Federation of ark continues its Friday Night Jazz Orange; live jazz the second Thursday VARIETY Musicians, as part of a five-person Series, Fridays from 7 to 11 p.m., in the of the month; 973-762-7077. THE MANOR in West Orange pre- delegation from New York, Scelba coming weeks. • Just Jake's, 30 Park St., Mont- sents its 2002 Cabaret Soiree series represented the Long Island Philhar- clair; Cajun/New Orleans-Style Jazz Friday: Orin Evans through November. Package price is monic, of which he is a member. Brunch with Dave Rimelis and Ted $69, plus drinks, tax and gratuity. Din- Cover is $10, $5 for Priory Patrons. Broncato, Sundays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; ner seatings are at 6, 6:15 and 6:30 For the remainder of the year, Scel- Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in The 973-655-8987. p.m. in the Terrace Lounge; cabaret ba has many other conceits scheduled. Dining fioom, jazz is accompanied by • Maize Restaurant, the Robert shows in Le Dome are at 9 p.m. Wait- He performs with symphony orche- brunch; appearing will be Alex Stein Treat Hotel, 50 Park Place, Newark; list show-only seats are available for stras in New York and New Jersey Sunday and Sept. 22 and 29. The Jazz Lovers Wednesdays, 6 to 10 $35. and has scheduled chamber music Priory Jazz Aficionados Listening Club p.m.; 973-639-1200. Today: Jeff Harnar meets Wednesdays. The Priory is concerts with his Yardarm Trio and Oct. 3: Mariene VerPlanck located in SI. Joseph Plaza at 233 W. other ensembles. He also directs the Oct 26: Debbie Gravitte Market St., Newark. For information, KIDS Affiliate Artist Program at Kean, NEWARK MUSEUM'S Dreyfuss Nov. 7: Mark Nadler which has its own concert series. RED & BLUE, an oil painting by Ben Georgia, is among call 973-639-7848. The Manor is located at 111 Pros- the works on exhibit at Ben Georgia Gallery & Studio, 56 PRONTO CENA RISTORANTE will Planetarium will present a variety of attractions geared to children in the pect Ave., West Orange. For informa- For more information, call the Main St. in West Orange, Oct. 12 through Nov. 3. For present various "Jazz @ 5" Thursdays tion, call 973-731-2360 or visit and Fridays in the coming weeks. Con- coming months. Kean University Department of Mus- information, call 973-731-9652 or visit • "Impacts: Astreroids, Comets and www.themanorrestaurant.com. ic at 908-737-4330 or Scelba at www.ben-georgia-art.com. certs are from 5 to 9 p.m., with Happy Hour from 5 to 7 p.m. Meteorites" — Wednesdays through TOM WOPAT will appear Oct. 12 at 908-737-4325. 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Restaurant BARTENDERS MAKE $100- $250 per Ideal for mother with school-aged children). selecting vendors through competitive pric- night. Part time/ Full time. No experience Knowledge of basic office procedure a ing, placing orders, preparing purchase Call for appointment (90S) 686-7700 needed. Call now!" 1-866-291-1884 exten- must. Excellent benefits. Send or fax orders, and following up on deliveries. In Are you the type of person who really sion 3060. resume to: Ruth Smith, addition to telephone skills, purchasing wants to do something worthwhile in your Bendit Weinstock, P.A., experience, computer literacy and excellent career? Fulfill your calling at Sunrise BUSY CRANFORD, Insurance Agency 80 Main Street, West Orange, NJ 07052. communication skills are required. Some Assisted Living. We set the standard in Seeks full time typist & Underwriting assis- Fax: 973-325-3115. college is preferred. assisted living for seniors. Wa are currently A free press tant. Experienced in Windows 98 and Word seeking the following professionals to join a must. Call Shari 908-272-6100. FLORAL DESIGNER, Full, part time. Expe- A competitive compensation and benefits the team at our Basking Ridge community. is the strength behind democracy. rience necessary. Rimmeles Flower Shop. package is being offered. For immediate CAREGIVERS NEEDED 908-688-7370. consideration, please forward resume and • Cooks At Worrall Community Newspapers, reporters learn what Part time mornings/afternoons, or full time salary requirements to: • Dishwashers it takes to become good reporters. Why? Because for the elderly. Flexible hours. Non medical FORK LIFT operator experience necessary. • Housekeepers companionship, home care, and elderly Union shop. Ironbound Newark location. Mary Pomerantz Advertising reporting for one or more of our weekly newspapers related errands. No certification required. Call 973-344-8600. Monday- Friday. PO Box 235 In addition to the opportunity to serve means becoming involved in the communities we serve. :.- Free training provided. GOVERNMENT JOBS $11-$49/hour, paid 300 Route 27 others, we offer competitive pay and From news stories to features, from council coverage to Driver's license and car required Highland Park, NJ 08904 excellent benefits, including medical, Home Instead Senior Care training available. Full benefits. Call 1-800- police blotters, from community events to the Board of 330-6310 extension 888. Fax: 732-246-3624 dental and 401 (k). For consideration, 973-716-7070 EOE M/F/H/V please fax your resume to: (908) 542-9010. Education, reporters are the eyes and ears of all of our CHILD CARE positions available. Live-out GOVERNMENT POSTAL Jobs EOE, M/F/DA/. readers. $400-$700. Live-in $300-$600. Part time $18.35/hour. Wildlife Jobs $21.60/ hour. Paid Training, Full Benefits. No Experience Worrall Newspapers, which publishes ! 8 newspapers serving 26 towns, has $8-$15 hour. Must drive. 1-877-246-6066 or openings for reporters in its Essex and Union County regions. If you think you apply online at www. dakotananny.com Necessary. Application and exam informa- tion. Toll free 1-888-778-4266 extension. Use Your Card... have what it takes to be a reporter, send resume and clips to Tom Canavan, P.O. 151 CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT full time Box 3109, Union, N.J., 07083, or fax to (908) 686-4169. experienced for busy West Orange Chiro- practor Monday, Wednesday, Friday, SUNRISE Be part of a company whose mission is to preserve democracy. 9:00am-1:00pm and 3:00pm-7:30pm. Tues- ASSISTED LIVING Worrell Newspapers is an equal opportunity employer. day 3:00pm-7:30pm. Saturday 9:00am- ADVERTISE Quick And Convenient! 1-.00pm. Fax resume 973-325-1922. PAGE B10 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED

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Living room furniture, convertible Commerciai, 1-800-735-6134 sofa, bedroom set, paintings, kitchen table, chairs, other household items. Industrial, Residential Djmpster Rental LANDSCAPING MAPLEWOOD, 638 RIDGEWOOD Road, Clean-Up Services Watch your Business Saurday, October 5th; 9:30-5pm. Lots of D'ONOFRIO & SON Good Stuff!! Demolition Complete Landscape Service Tel: 90S-3S6-S229 | Spring/ Fall Clean-up NUTLEY FAIRFAX Court (Off Washington Lawn Maintenance, Shrubbery Avenue) Block Sale, Friday, Saturday, Design/ Planting, Mulching, Chemical October 4th, 5th, 9am-4pm. Household, Applications, Tree Removal kids, miscellaneous items. CONSTRUCTION Fully insured/Licensed, Free Estimates ROSELLE, 435 Hory Street, Friday Octo- DANNY'S CONSTRUCTION 973-763-8911 ber 4th, Saturday 5th 9am-4pm. Something ALL TYPE OF MASONRY for everyone. Household, clothing, glass- • Brick Work • Chimney ware, bedding and lots of other good stuff. • Block Work • Sidewalks MASONRY • Retaining Walls • Paving Michael Cangialosi Mason Contractor SOUTH ORANGE, 197 Village Road, Sat- • Stucco • Repairs Specializing in sidewalks retaining walls, urday, October 5th; 10am-4pm. Something Free Estimates foundations, interlocking pavers/patios, For Everyone. fireplaces, steps, tile/ brick work. Fully insured, Free estimates. 903-686-8369. SOUTH ORANGE, 320 WESTERN Drive, 973-350=1440 (Off Ridgewood) Friday, Saturday 9am- 4pm. Sale of the century. Rain, shine. CONTRACTOR MOVING/STORAGE Antiques, Art, Handcrafted Sweaters, MELO CONTRACTORS, Inc. "There is no Wooden Placemats, Women's Suede substitute for experience". Additions, Reno- KANGAROO MEN Wraps, Pottery, Linens, Leather Luggage vations, Dormers, Kitchens, Painting, Wine All types of moving and hauling. Problem on and on. designer clothes, Eileen Fisher, Cellars, Decks, Baths. Over 38 years top solving our specialty. Call now! Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren.etc. quality work at affordable prices. 908-245- 973-680-2376 24 hours. 5280. www.mefocontractors.com UNION, 1039 NORTON Road ( Off Morris "We Hop To It" Avenue) Saturday, October 5th, 9am-4pm. 973-228-2653 Something For Everyone. No early Birds. DRIVEWAYS License PM 00576 UNION, 1121 JANET Avenue. Saturday, PATERNO PAVING SCHAEFER MOVING October 5th, 9am-3:30pm. Raindate Octo- Driveways - Parking Lots Ask About Our Business And ber 12th. Something for Everyone! Coat Sealing, Concrete Sidewalks, All Reliable, Very low rates, UNION, 1228 ORANGE Avenue Saturday Type Curb-ings, Paving Blocks. 2 Hour Minimum, Free Estimates - Fully Insured Same Rates 7 Days, October 5th, Rain date October 12th 908-245-6162 or 908-245-0459 8:00am-4:00pm. Union's largest and finest! Insured, Free Estimates. Service Directories That Curtains, drapes, clothes, household appli- ances, books, records, antiques. Good ZAVOCKI PAVING CO., INC. Call Anytime 908-964-1216 clean quality items. No Junk! Asphalt Driveways • Extensions License #PM00561 Resurfacing • Parking Lots UNION 1317 BURNET Avenue (off Morris & Retaining Walls • Versa-Lok PAINTING Appear In The Front Section Vauxhall) Saturday October 5th 9:00am- Railroad Ties • Brick Paver Walks & Patios 5:00pm. Moving! No early birds. Bedroom FREE ESTIMATES INSURED BILL'S PAINTING And Carpentry. Interior/ set, antique furniture, clothes, household Exterior. Senior Citizen Discounts No Job items, etc. Too Small. Free Estimates. Call 732-574- Of All 19 Publications In 973-218-1991 1228. UNION, 1332 Woodruff Place. Saturday, October 5th 9:00am-3:00pm. Household HOUSE PAINTING goods, tools, furniture, clothing. Everything ELECTRICIANS must go! Don't miss it. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Union And Essex Counties ABLE ELECTRIC Fully Insured UNION, 2476 TERRILL Road, Saturday, "If It's Electric, We Do it!" October 5th, 9am-4pm. Huge Mulfi Family. Interior and Exterior, Lightning, Repairs, Free Estimates Don't Miss This One! Clothes, Household, New Construction, Free Estimates STEVE ROZANSKI Much More. Call 908-688-2089 For More Information Call KREDER ELECTRIC, INC. 908-686-6455 See PUZZLE on Page B4 Residential, Commercial, Industrial INTERIOR PAINTING DECK POWERWASHING, A Classified Representative at FREE ESTIMATES WATERPROOFING • STAINING Call Tom MINOR REPAIRS CALL PETE 908-317-6846 973-762-6203 1-800-564-8911 Professional Service Owner Operator MARCKETTA PAINTING License #9124 Family Business for over 50 years! interior/ Exterior. All Brush and Roller FENCING Applications, Powerwashing, Wallpaper Removal. Free Estimates, Fully Insured. TOM'S FENCING Ask for Frank or Sandy Marcketta. ALL TYPES 973-564-9201 NEW AND REPAIR Springfield NO JOB TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES CALL: 973-761-5427 ADVERTISE UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 — PAGE B11 REAL ESTATE

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT CEMETERY PLOTS RENTAL WEST ORANGE, Llewellyn Hotel. Conve- 2 CEMETERY PLOTS at Hollywood Park in nient to transportation. Rates from $110 Union. $2800. Call 908-687-0997, after Sell Your Home weekly. Call 973-731-8845 or 973-736- 6pm. 1838. 1-800-564-8911 "AH real estate advertised herein is sub- ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, LAND FOR SALE which makes it illegal to advertise any ROOMS TO RENT UNION To Place Your preference, (imitation, or discrimination ABANDONED FARM, 43 Acres-$39,900 SPRINGFIELD, PRIVATE furnished room. Beautiful hilltop meadows with great views! based on race, color, religion, sex, hand- Share large colonial house. Excellent loca- Classified Ad icap, familial status, or national origin, Many building sites! Town road, electricity, tion. Near bus and stores. $125.00 per Terms. Hurry! 1-888-925-9277 SNY CLASSIFIKO Search your local classifieds or intention to make any such prefer- week including utilities. Available immedi- ence, limitation, or discrimination." www.upstateNYIand.com. "We will not knowingly accept any ately. Call 973-376-2053 or 732-620-7047. on the Internet advertising for real estate which is in COSTAL NORTH Carolina. Waterfront violation of the law. All persons are here- OFFICE TO LET communities with open and wooded home- CALL www.localsource.com by informed that all dwellings advertised sites from $14,900. Deeded boat slips avail- are available on an equal opportunity MAPLEWOOD VILLAGE able. Excellent Financing with low down basis." payment. Coastal Marketing, New Bern, Great Location NC 1-800-566-5263 Bright Light Windows www.boatingproperty.com APARTMENT TO RENT Across from Train Station and Post Office, Above Movie Theatre Building. VIRGINIA'S CHESAPEAKE Bay County. Approximately 600 sq ft, $700 monthly. BELEVILLE - 3RD Floor, large 1 bedroom, New Golf community with a charming small- hardwood floors, heat/ hot water included, Call 973-762-4281. town enviornrnent. Enjoy maintenance free NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE RATES freshly painted, Walk to NY bus. Available living. Homesites from $40,000 Hills Quar- November 1st. $725, 1-1/2 month security. ter. 1-800-795-2465 www.hillsquarter.com FOR UPDATED RATES CALL INFOSOURCE 908-686-9898 AND DIAL THE LENDER CODE Call Super 973-450-4323. MEDICAL OFFICE sublet, fully equipped in prime Livingston location. 1 to 5 days per LOOK FOR THESE LENDERS ON THE INTERNET @ WWW.CMI-MORTGAGEINFO.COM BLOOMFIELD, LARGE 2 1/2 And 3 week. Flexible terms. 973-535-3200. REAL ESTATE WANTED PRODUCT RATE PTS APR I PRODUCT RATC PTS APR! Rooms. $825, $875. Electric partially paid. NEWLY RENOVATED. Great Location. No fee. Call Susan, 973-429-8444 WE BUY houses all cash, fast closing Any Black River Mtge Co 9D8-879-6800 Kentwood Financial 800-353-6896 Located in South Elmora, Elizabeth. Call condition.Call Tom at 973-447-0301. John, 908-558-0922 or Harold; 908-862- 30 YbAK r-IXhD 6.13 0.00 6.19 APP 30 YEAR FIXED 6.00 0.00 6.13 APP FALL SPECIAL Springfield. Last month 7752. 15 YEAR FIXED 5.63 0.00 5.73 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 5.50 free! 1 bedroom luxury apartment. Washer/ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 0.00 5.65 FEE dryer, A/C. No pets. 973-376-0770. 1 YR JUMBO 2.75 0.00 4.32 $ 295 30 YR JUMBO 6.38 0.00 6.50 $ 150 WANTED TO RENT $0 DOWN HOMES Government and Bank 20 Yr Fixed® 6%. 6.08 apr 20 Year fixed 5.875%; 0 points 6 Apr Maplewood Foreclosures! HUD, VA, FHA No credit OK. CERTIFIED MASSAGE Therapist would For listings now! 800-501-1777 extension Columbia Bank 800-962-4989 Lighthouse Mortgage 800-764-1331 PRIME MAPLEWOOD VILLAGE like to share renll space in your salon. 193. Fee. 30 YEAR FIXED 6.88 0.00 6.90 APP 30 YEAR F!XED 5.50 3.00 5.58 APP LOCATION Please call between 6pm and 8pm. 908- 15 YEAR FIXED 352-3126. 5.63 0.00 5.67 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 4.88 3.00 4.88 FEE Private entrance 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms, liv- Belleville 1 YR ARM 4.50 ing room, dining room, kitchen, washer 0.00 4.06 HIP 30 YR JUMBO 5.63 3.00 5.63' $ 375 dryer. A Rare Find OPEN HOUSE Call for jumbo mortgage rates Consistently lower than the restl Open 7 days/week 9-9 Call Tony 908-769-3935 256 Hornblower Avenue Commonwealth Bank 800-924-9091 : REAL ESTATE Belleville Loan Search 800-591-3279 INFO?* ; VIST Sunday, October 6th, 2002 30 YEAR FIXED 6.00 0.00 6.04 APP 30 YEAR FIXED 0.00 0.00 0.00 APP 15 YEAR FIXED MONTCLAIR BORDER, LARGE 1 Bed- Between 1pm-5pm 5.38 0.00 5.38 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 0.00 0.00 0.00 FEE "All real estate advertised herein is sub- room, fireplace, dishwasher, utilities includ- GOLD TEAM REALTY 30 YR JUMBO 6.25 0.00 6.25 30 YR JUMBO 0.00 0.00 0.00 $ 395 ed, 4 blocks from NYC transportation. ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, Close at home. No Broker Feel No App Feel $1,075 No fee. Available now. 201-755- which makes it illegal to advertise any 973-278-7880 8451. preference, limitation, or discrimination First Savings Bank 732-726-5450 INFO» 1751 Synergy Bank 800-693-3838 based on race, color, religion, sex, hand- 30 YEAR FIXED icap, familial status, or national origin, 5.55 3.00 5.78 APP 30 YEAR FIXED 6.13 0.00 6.17 APP MOUNTAINSIDE, Designer decorated or intention to make any such prefer- 15 YEAR FIXED 5.00 3.00 5.52 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 5.50 0.00 5.57 FEE apartment, large rooms, $1500 per month ence, limitation, or discrimination." Use Your Card... 5/1-30 YR 0.00 4.73 Call 908-233-2886. 5.13 $ 350 10/1-30 YR 6.00 0.00 5.52 $ 125 "We will not knowingly accept any 15 year fixed is biweekly Other products available;please contact us for more details & rate info advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are here- Investors Savings Bk 800-252-8119 Union Center Nat'l Bk 908-688r9500 NEWARK-NEAR HILLSIDE by informed that all dwellings advertised 30 YEAR FIXED 6.13 0.00 6.20 APP 30 YEAR FIXED 6.13 0.00 6.12 APP STUDIO 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS are available on an equal opportunity 15 YEAR FIXED 5.63 basis." Quick And Convenient! 0.00 5.75 FEE 15 YEAR FIXED 5.38 0.00 5.37 FEE Very Spacious, Nice Quiet Building & 5/1-30 YR 5.50 0.00 4.78 $ 350 5/1-30 YR 5.00 Neighborhood. Near Transportation 0.00 6.20 $ 350 Superior Service Program Loans to $1.5 million dollars.Percentaqe down varies on jumbos **Low/Mod Proaram Available ON SITE SECURITY Which of These Costly Homeseller Rates compiled on September 27, 2002 N/P - Not provided by institution SECURE UNDERGROUND PARKING Call Ms. D. for appointment Mistakes Will You Make Contact lenders concerning additional fees which may apply. C.M.I, and The Worrall Newspapers assume no liability for typographical 973-705-8488 errors or omissions.To display information, lenders only should contact CM.!. ©800-426-4565. Rates are supplied by the lenders, are When You Sell Your Home? presented without guarantee, and are subject to change. Copyright,2000. Cooperative Mortgage Information - All Rights Reserved ROSELUE PARK, 1 bedroom garden apart- Union County. A new report has As this report uncovers, most ment, utilities included, parking, no pets, just been released which reveals 7 homesellers make 7 deadly mistakes laundry facilities,.$800. 1-1/2 month securi- costly mistakes that most homeowners that cost them literally thousands of ty. Available October. 201-997-9664. make when selling their home, and a 9 dollars. The good news is that each UNION 1ST FLOOR 2 bedrooms, living Step System that can help you sell and every one of these mistakes is room, eat in kitchen, stove, refrigerator, your home fast and for the most entirely preventable. washer/dryer, 2 A/C's, and water supplied. amount of money. In answer to this issue, industry Off street parking 2 cars. Yard, no smoking. This industry report shows clearly insiders have prepared a free special 1-1/2 months security. $1250 per month. report entitled. "The 9 Step System to Call 908-688-4042. how the traditional ways of selling homes have become increasingly less Get Your Home Sold Fast and For Top UNION 6 LARGE rooms, 1-1/2 baths, 3 and less effective in today's market. Dollar". Working Together to Give the American Dream of Homeovmership a Strong Future bedrooms. No pets. Available October 15th. The fact of the matter is that fully three To hear a brief recorded message BUYFORS1,258/mo. $1300 month, 1-1/2 months security. Mes- quarters of homesellers don't get what about how to order your free copy of BUYFORS1,555/mo. BUY FORSi.1515/m6; sage, 908-688-0384. they want for their home and become this report. Call 1-866-269-2673 and WEST ORANGE, Large 3 bedroom, carpet disillusioned and - worse - financially enter ID# 1000. You can call anytime, and hardwood floors, off street parking, no disadvantaged when.- they;,.put_their.. ~ 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. fee. Close to transportation. S1275 month home on the market. Sail NOW 16 find-trot how ySdrcan 973-325-8478. get the most money for your home. ALEXANDRE "ALEX" SANTOS RE/MAX NEW MILLENNIUM GROUP Not intended to solicit properties currently listed for sale. GORGEOUS COLONIAL! Do-It-Yourself Ideas WASHINGTON SCHOOL GREAT HOUSE!! ELIZABETH - 4 BB. 3 FULL BATH. IMPRESSIVE FIN. UNION - WASHINGTON SCHOOL SECTION!! UNION - COL. CAPE FEATURING 3 LG BITS - 2 FULL BSMNT. CLOSE TO NEW TRAIN STATION TO NYC. COLONIAL CAPE, 5 BRS-2 FULL BATHS-NICELY BATHS. MEIK (DW) ATT. GARAGE. S269.B00 5334.000. 908-687-4800 MAINTAINED, 2 ATTACHED GARAGES. S324.800 9D8-687-4800 908-687-4800 mti*&*sv*V£*«msa?ri lannnannannnnnna Get The Facts... j=] BUY FOR S835/mo. BUYFORS1,305/mo. And Get In The D Classifieds! CHARM, LOCATION & CONVENIENCE! It's the easiest way to BRAND NEW LISTING!! NEW LISTING!! UNION - 3 BRV 2 FULL BATHS-NEWLY REFINISHED NEWARK - FRESHLY PAINTED. 3BR, CAPE, 2.1 WOOD FLOORS - NEWLY REMODELED MEIK, LH. reach thousands of ORANGE • 4+ BR. 1.5 BA, FP, DECK, HW FLOORS. BATH, BIG EIK, DETACHED GARAGE AND MUCH DR. NEWLY LANDSCAPED EXTERIOR. NEWLY ROOM FOR HOME-BASED BUSINESS. $179,000. MORE! $279,900. REMODELED EXTERIOR OF HOME. $399,900. potential buyers 908-687-4800 908-687-4800 908-687-4800 every week, Halloween Costumes Union Office • 1307 Stuyvesant Ave. • 908-687-4800 It doesn't matter it your trick-or-trcatcrs are children Thousands of items ^ or all grown up. if you're sewing Halloween cos- on sale all the time I I See more Open Houses on tumes afutl-color, 128-page guidebook, "Halloween www.weichert.com Costumes,'* is a must-have reference source. From Get the facts-call [Jj examples of complete costumes to elements that can be incorporated into your creations, the book features Mortgage: 1-800-329-CASH Ask us about No Downpayment Financing 1-S00-WE1CHERT illustrated step-by-step instructions, materials lists 1-800-564-8911 Q Insurance: t-800-255-1869 and more for dozens of fun and exciting designs. 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Equal Hutuing Opportunity, independently Owned and Operated hy NHT Inirnrpiinttcd. PAGE B12 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTO FOR SALE AUTO FOR SALE TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 4x4, 2000, beige, Celica GT-S a hot ticket with young HONDA ACCORD EX, 1990, 4 door, excel- $25,000.or best offer. Excellent condition. lent condition, new paint, moon roof, Loaded. 31,200 miles. Call 973-324-1646. By Mark Maynard With the TRD tweaks, the GT-S is 114,000 miles, excellent condition. $3,500 enthusiasts and the upgrades included AUTO FOR SALE Copley News Service stiffer shock absorbers and springs, a slot car that fits like a cyber glove. negotiable. 908-688-6946. TOYOTA CORROLLA1997, $4,500 or best CADILLAC ELDERADO 1991, burgundy, offer. Excellent Condition, Air conditioning "How much?" asked the two young $731.73, and modified exhaust with The basic car is an over-engineered loaded. Must see. $5,500 or best offer. Call JEEP GRAND Cherokee Limited., 1993. 100k highway miles. Call 908-771-9530. men at the car wash who were finish- extended tip — the size of a howitzer Celica, fully tuned for smoothness. 973-677-0456 or 973-676-3899. Pearl white/camel leather, gold trim. 99K Great deal call soon. miles. Power everything. Immaculate condi- ing one of the best wash jobs I've had and almost as welcome around the Notable excesses include the 15-inch CHEVY BERETTA, 1994, 47K miles, 2 tion. Garaged, $6650. 973-378-2043. TOYOTA, TACOMA 1996 Pick up truck. on. a test car. neighborhood — for $669.11. vented front discs with 10.5-inch solid door, 4 cylinder, A/C, ABS, Air-bag, AM/FM, Good condition. Asking $8,000 or best offer. "It's $27,000," I replied and we all The shock absorbers improve cor- rear disc brakes and the engine's vari- alarm, 1 owner, excellent condition. $3,700 MERCURY, GRAND MARQUIS, 1969, 908-523-0480. stood back to take in. the "absolutely able valve timing and lift (VVTL-i), 973-214-4909. Fully Loaded, excellent condition, am-fm nering and road feel. Using multi- red" Toyota Celica GT-S with its hig stage, velocity-sensitive valving, the which catches a breath at 6,000 revo- cd, ali power, 95,000 miles, excellent con- AUTO WANTED CHEVY MALIBU, 1999, (Green) 4 door, dition. $2,500 negotiable. 908-688-6946. wing, fat exhaust and aero trim, kit TRD shocks adjust to varying road lutions per minute to scream faster up good condition 24,000 miles. Asking $1,500 ABLE PAYS TOP $$$ IN CASH It was a gleaming object of desire to tedline at 7,800 rpm. negotiable. 973-762-3744. PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE, 1993, 1 owner, v- conditions and driving styles. The 6, 2-door white, good condition, perfect for Cars, Trucks and Vans, also Wrecks and for these 20-something males. shocks are designed to work with the The four-cylinder can be slow off Dodge neon, 1996 4 door, 71K miles, air college student. Asking $2,750/ best offer Junks running or not. Free pick up 7 Days "Is it for racing?" asked one of the TRD lowering springs, which drop the line but it builds revs quickly and conditioning, new tires, excellent condition, 973-378-7937. 1-800-953-9328 908-688-2929 $2,800 or best offer. 908-651-0587. guys. the ride height about an inch. seems to perform best under pressure Not really, I said, hut it's fun to race Toyota claims a 14-horsepower — lots of throttle pressure with red- around with. boost using (he stainless steel sport line upshifts and heel-toe downshifts. The Celica GT-S is a hot ticket in muffler. Add leather-faced front seats, But keeping the revs up means lots of Chrysler Pacifica and PT Turbo the street car group of younger buy- side air bags, antilock braking system, shifting and the ride can get a little ers, though I don't understand how power moon roof and floor mats and intense. will be on sale in spring 2003 they can afford it the suggested price builds to It's a little less forgiving inside, The test car was a taste from the $27,286.84. All of it factory- which appears to be built to a strict By Mark Maynard It will be built in the same plant as audio with six-disc in-dash CD/DVD candy store of TRD, or Toyota Racing warranteed and Toyota-tested. budget. The car rides low to the Copley News Service Chrysler and Dodge minivans, but the piayer and Sirius Satellite Radio, Development. The oversized wing, blaring ground and it helps if you are slim, At the recent New York auto show, new wagon will not be built from a load-leveling rear suspension and The base Celica GT-S starts at agile and young when climbing in and minivan. exhaust—blaring in a good-sounding DaimierChrysler had more good news 17-inch tires and alloy wheels. $22,000 and it got interesting with the out. And the stiffer TRD suspension Offered in two- or all-wheel drive, way — eight-speaker stereo and low- to announce. "Action Package" — $1,590 — of makes for a choppier freeway ride. Rising from a new, unique plat- Pacifica will have traction control, down stance work like pheromones to The Chrysler Pacifica sports tourer aerodynamic front and rear bumpers, But when you're not in the mood to form, Pacifica will use some available side curtain air bags in all three rows, attract trouble. will go on sale in spring 2003, and the side rocker panels and a big, adjust- be on the edge, that's when the parts and pieces, including its 3.5-liter tire pressure monitoring system, HID 215 horsepower Chrysler PT Turbo V-6 engine and four-speed AutoStick able wing. For 60 bucks more, there The aggressive styling package V-6-powered Hyundai Tiburon GT will go on sale this fall. headlamps and power adjustable was a tire upgrade to 16-inch almost over-promises the ISO hp, automatic transmission. pedals. looks pretty good. You can be relaxed Bridgestones. 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine, but its Chrysler chief Dieter Zetsche says Other features include leather- and still have fun — and the $8,000 The PT Cruiser gets a boost with TRD is an awe-inspiring abbrevia- sinewy 2,500-pound curb weight the Pacifica is unique because of its trimmed seats, second row bucket difference in price buys a lot of the PT Turbo, the fifth variant in two tion among import performance makes up for it. low step-in height, first-class seating, seats with armrests, power adjusted years, joining the Flame, Woodie, gasoline. three rows of seats and car-like driver and passenger seat, power lift- Dream Cruiser Series 1 and converti- handling. gate and sunroof, surround-sound ble models. 2002 Toyota Celica GT-S Body style: Subcompact, four-passenger, three-door Features hatchback Standard equipment includes: Air conditioning, six- > Drive system: Front engine, front drive way adjustable driver's seat tilt steering, variable inter- 3 Engine size and type: Aluminum 1.8 liter, DOHC mittent wipers, rear window defogger and wiper- 3 16-valve four-cylinder with variable valve timing and washer, power vvindows-locks-mkrors, trip meter and Let Us Help You 3 lift outside temperature readout, cruise control, digital With Our Horsepower: 180 at 7,600 rpm clock, front and rear cup holders, remote fuel door AUTO SPECIAL 3- Torque: 130 foot-pounds at 6,800 rpm release, eight-speaker stereo with CD and cassette, alu- 3 minum sport pedals and driver's footrest, leather- 3 Transmission: six-speed manual 20 words - 10 WEEKS of Exposure for $39.00 in UNION COUNTY )• Acceleration: 0 to 60 mph, 7.3 seconds — from wrapped steering wheel, halogen projector-beam head- 3 lights, fog lights, tinted glass 3 Motor Trend or 10 WEEKS of Exposure for $59.00 in 3- EPA fuel economy estimates: 23 mpg city, 32 Safety equipment includes: Front air bags, 3-pokt 3- highway 3 belts; front belt pretensioners and force limiters; side- UNION and ESSEX COUNTY 3- Fuel capacity: 14.5 gallons; premium unleaded impact beams 3 recommended 3 Chassis For More Information 3 Dimensions Brakes: four-wheel disc; 15-inch vented discs front, 3 Hatch space: 16.9 cubic feet 10.5-inch solid rear Please Call The Classified 3 Front head/leg/shoulder room: 38.4/43.6/52.6 inches 3 Steering: Power rack and pinion; 36.1-foot turning 3- Rear head/leg/shoulder room: 35/27/50.6 inches Department 1-800-564-8911 3 Length: 170.5 inches circle Suspension: Front, MacPherson struts, double- Wheelbase: 102.4 inches acting shock absorbers and stabilizer bar; rear, double Curb weight: 2,500 pounds wishbone with double-acting shocks and stabilizer bar 003's DON'T SEE YOUR MODEL? 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ADDITIONAL Now Shop Us On The UVeb SAVINGS FOR www.multicheurolet.cp CURRENT GMAC 24 Hours A Day! / ' LESSEES, AARP, CHEVYaS^WEli BE THERE AAA MEMBERS 2675 ROUTE 22 W UNION • 908-686-2800 Prices incl. all costs 1o be paid by the consumer except He, reg. & iaxes. Prices valid from 72 hrs. of publication. All payments based on primary lender approval. GM & Lease programs subject to change without notice. Call dealer for updates. Credit may impact terms, & COLLEGE GRADS down payment or monthly payment. Lessee responsible tor maintenance, repair & excess wear. * Vehicles subject to prior sale due to advertising deadline. "On select models to qualified buyers. Rebates good until 10/31/02. Leases are subject to credit approval. UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 — PAGE B13 It's your call — be there for it We're right here! By Jon Woods off for service and then going off to money, because he was just sitting on Copley News Service work or play and we get into the same his hands all day waiting for Bob's Imagine that you wake up one predicament as the dentist. call Folks, you must make yourself On the other hand, if he says yes to Right in your morning with a toothache. The pain is annoying so you drop everything and available for decision making. Other- Mrs. Smith and then Bob finally calls rush to your dentist. wise, the problem for which you left and wants him to do any or all the Your dentist agrees to add your set your car may not get fixed. In some stuff to his car, the mechanic doesn' t have enough time to do Bob's car and neighborhood! of teeth to a]] the other sets he is serv- instances, your car can end up in icing (hat day. A couple hours later he worse shape than when you brought it Mrs. Smith's too. On top of that, if he has examined your teeth and deter- in. takes on Mrs. Smith's car while wait- OUR PRE-OWNED SHOWROOM IS NOW OPENED! mined that you have a bad cavity — Take for example a drivability ing for Bob to call back, he won't and there is a list of options. Your problem. Mr. Bob takes his car in to even have time to put Bob's car back We Are Now Offering Great Grand Opening Deals dentist can drill and fill the cavity find out what's causing a faint noise. together and Bob won't have his car On All Of Our Pre-owned Vehicles! with amalgam for about $200 or he The car is running fine, but Bob is for the weekend. In fact, he won't get can put a gold crown on the tooth for concerned. When he drops off the car, it back until next Wednesday, because Here are just a few. Many others to choose from! the shop's schedule is full Monday about $700, which is better than the his mechanic decides that he's going and Tuesday. other but, of course, it costs much to have to remove a bunch of stuff more. Then again you may decide to from the engine to get closer to the If the mechanic chooses to just put No reasonable offer refused! tell your dentist to do nothing and take source of the noise so that he can pin- Bob's car back together, without replacing the water pump that Bob has your teeth to another dentist for a sec- point the exact cause. '97 VW Jetta GLS '98 VW Beetle '99 Honda Accord LX ond opinion. You have to decide The mechanic gives Bob an esti- not authorized yet, and reschedule because it's your mouth and your mate of $250 to take the engine apart, Bob for all the work once he finally money. diagnose what's wrong and includes calls back, Mrs. Smith will have to go elsewhere and Bob will be out the Your dentist has one big problem the cost to reassemble the engine in Stk #PHP2278, VIN #VM097108, 4 DR, auto, $250 original estimate for diagnosis Stk #KHP21309A, VIN #WM009601, Stk #AHP3114, VIN #XA05313S, 4 DR, auto, though. He can't get ahold of you. the event that Bob decides not to have a/c, cass, p/winds/lks, black, 58,166 mi. 2 DR, auto, a/c, p/winds, spoiler, cass, a/c, p/winds/lks, cass, cruise, white, 21,379 and reassembly — money that could GOING BACK TO SCHOOL WITH YOU! blue, 35,822 mi. mi. 3 TO CHOOSE FROM ALL NICE. He's tried your home phone and your the problem fixed once he knows have gone toward the cost of replac- work phone and you are nowhere to exactly what's wrong and what the ing the water pump and other parts. «OO VW Jetta GLS '99 VW Passat GLS I <99 Subaru Legacy Outback AWD be found. This is really putting him in final cost will be. Including the cost of What a dilemma! I believe it is just a pickle. reassembly in the original estimate is plain inconsiderate to put your He knows what he would do if it the law in most states. mechanic is such a predicament. Peo- were his teeth. He would do the gold After the mechanic gets the belts Stk #WT20598A, VIN #YM174242, 4 DR, ple who do this must think that theirs VIN #XE439950, 4 DR, 1.8T, auto, a/c, Stk #KHP1906, VIN #X7616995, 4 DR, auto, crown. But he's not about to do $700 and timing cover off, he finds that 5 spd., a/c, p/winds/lks, cruise, alloys, black, p/winds/lks, sunroof, black, a/c, D/winds/lks, cruise, burgundy, 33,988 mi. is the only car the shop is servicing 42,969 mi. VW Certified. 28,162 mi. REAL NICE CARE • WINTER'S COMING. worth of work on your mouth only to Bob's water pump is the culprit. Bob that day. It's very stressful because have you refuse to pay because you needs a new water pump. Now that it's forcing your mechanic to choose '01 VW Jetta GLS '99 Chevy Corvette I '02 Jaguar X-Type AWD didn't authorize it. he's ready to fix it, he can't get ahold On the other hand, he knows that which of the players is to be disap- of Bob for a decision. And there's pointed and upset and it affects the you are going on a trip first thing the more. While taking things apart, he next morning and you need your viability of his business. 33995 discovered that some oil seals are So make sure your mechanic can Stk #EV20359A, VIN #1M077065, 4 DR, Stk #EM20129A, VIN #X5120680,2 dr, coupe, auto, a/c, Stk #EA25200A, VIN #2WC37445, 4 Da auto, teeth. And it gets worse. Mrs. Smith beginning to leak, and the timing belt auto, a/c, p/winds/lks, sunroof, cd player, p'seat&'winds/lks, leather, glass top, cc player, Loaded, a/c, p/ivinds/lks/seats, leather, sunroof, cd, just called and wants him to squeeze get ahold of you while he has your cass, silver, 33,500 mi. Very Low Miles 9,212 miles, You Must See This One! alloys, black, 10,742 mi. is badly in need of replacement. The cai. If you are not going to be near one her in for a tooth problem. If he tells time to fix all of these things is now, her to come in, and then you finally of your regular numbers, confirm a __^_^ AUDI ASSURED m while everything is apart, because the time with your mechanic for you to call and authorize the work on your customer will save a lot of duplication teeth, then he will have more work call in. If your mechanic is on a test '99 Audi A4 1.8 Turbo I '99 Audi Avant Wagon 2.8 I '00 Audi A6 4.2 Quattro labor. The cost to fix everything is then he can get done that day. On the drive when you call — 10 minutes going to be around $700. other hand, if he doesn't take her in later than you promised — remember, It gets worse. If he's going to be and you never call he will not have yours is not the only car he is working 1995 able to get all this stuff done by the Stk #EVP0248, VIN SXA030708, auto, a/c, enough work that day. on that day. Stk SEA15096A, VIN #YN001053, auto, a/c, Stk SEVP0251, VIN #YN000613,4 DR, auto, a/c, end of the day, he has to send a driver p/winds/lks, cass, leather, sunroof, light p/winds/Iks/seats, cd, leather, sunroof, p/winds/Iks/seats, cd, cruise, leather, alloys, If you're going to be on the bottom green, 48,283 mi. Audi Assured. melange, 44,872 mi. Audi Assured. sunroof, black, 33,176 mi. Audi Assured. And guess what? He needs work. across town to get one of the seals. of the ocean or on a desert island, pre- He needs to work on someone's teeth But if Bob decides not to have the authorize in writing for your mechan- because that is how he makes a living. seals replaced — $100 extra if done ic to make the decisions for you up to Credit • No Problem • Call Bill at 973-762-8500 Of course, the above scenario concurrently with the water pump, a certain limit. You really have to trust would never take place because we all $350 if done after everything is put your mechanic for this. But still be know that doctors and dentists long Under new back together — it will have been a prepared for the unexpected — even ago made a rule. When any patient ownership wasted trip. in the case of a simple oil change. DCH Pre-Owned brings any part of their bodies in for Now, it's been an hour since he left SHOWROOM HOURS: 2195 Millburn Avenue Maplewood, NJ service, the patient must stick around messages and Bob hasn't called back. Jon Woods is a certified master Mon-Thurs 9am-9pm, until the job is completely finished. And guess what? Mrs. Smith just mechanic who hosts an auto talk Fri 9am-7:30pm They made this rule precisely to avoid Sat 9am-6pm called and wants to bring her car in. If show on station KSDO in San Diego 973-762-8500 the above situation. PARTS & SERVICE: , 11V . * • . . . „ WE GIVE YOU MORE! he says no to Mis. 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