Cranford Chronicle June 19, 2003, AMC

I I MITSUBISHI PONTIAC MOTORS Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kehilworth WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE Vol 115, No 26 FUEL FOR THE SOUL wake up and drive Thursday, June 26'2003 ,; 50 cents Board policy

By GREG MARX mry moisuies. students .('ace • Instead of relaxing the penalty the board's June 10 meeting/sajd apply to incidents that happen JHI undei the district's ADAPTpror for athletes, as school adminis- the board's decision would put; away from school property and gi ml The existing policy had trators suggested, the; board-, kids at greater risk; "I think not that are addressed-by other agen- CRANrORD - Ihc Board of imposed suspensions pi' twolengthened the suspension' from keeping the kids involved is cies. .;.'••• : '." .'..- ': ...... -• 1 ducation s newly toughened wet ks on athlotes. For; a. in'st co-curricular activities for a'sec- increasing the risk .of alcohol •'.. "The teens who are caught by policy on student duig ind nlco oflenbe followed, by a. one-year ond o.ffenae from four weeks to abuse," she said.'."..v'What we're', the Granford Police Department hoi .ibuse ditw cnticmin fiom suspension ior a-second, offense; six months.. In response, /board looking -at 'here1 is . changing are nbt free from consequences," 1 hoird membcts uid lesuhnts it studditt, involved in co-curricu-' • Member. Rita. Veca; and four resi- .behavior.and-changing attitudes, . said Resident Peg Pipchick, k"

Smashing success 3-year contract Senior JL^ICICvroll helped the W i M . . . — ^> *J Cranfotd Hitih •.oltbjll tovn lo another sucusvltil ri won Ste %ison u ipup Pan: C I By GREG MARX introductory-teachers' salary-will .THE CHRONICLE .. "-. • be $39,119 in.the 2008-04 school year and will rise t6 $41,900 in .CRANFORD— The Board of 2005-2006, the.•> last year, of the . Education and the Cranford. deal.Fei'nsod said. • Education' Association . ' have A teacher at the top of the: FIVE STAR reached agreement on a new.salary schedule will earn $74,715 • three-year contract. in the coming school year and DEALER . ..The-.deal was formalized when, $77,717 in the last year of the' the, board unani- • ' • — ; x—- deal, Feinsod LOANER CARS AVAILABLE SALERNODUANE mously approved. said.- , . ' , • •'•• HOURS' 9-9 MON-FRI, 9-6 SAT a memorandum • "I'm very pleased that • Support staff, 267 BROAD STREET, of agreement at T MILE FROM SHORT HILLS MALL CLICK: we can go back in such.. as secre- ; SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY www. .com ... its Monday meet-. taries-, custodi- ing. The mem-September.:, and get on ans and. class- Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except tax title & MV fees Prices include all manufacturer rebates/incentives if any "Severity of credit may effect down payment ^Example 04 Jeep grand Cherokee LTD Vin#4C104i 10 MSRP $37 940 bership of thewith the business of edu- room assistants, Sale Price $31 495 t. Just bring in any current competitors ad and we II beat the price Based on same year, make, model & equipment. Dealer reserves .the right, to purchase competitors vehicle if necessary. See dealer for details, ffTotal Salerno CEA , : had will get a slightly Duane Auto Group inventory. All'offers are subject to approval by primary lender. Not responsible fortypographical errors'. Offers expire 6/24/0$. " .. • . ' ••• •; ••• '•' •• •'•'•'• "•-.-' '•:'•'•' : ' .'• cating the students of approved. the larger ; raise, deal Friday!,- ; Cranford." \ ; ' II you have a -., , Feinsod said. '• 'Job, asocial ("I The agree-- — Charlie Kiamie Those workers security number x IT'S EZ JUST CALL! Rained out ment. goes .into will ;••:.. •;receive . and a phono bill effect Tuesday ". ... .-'• we'll give you a A couple gloomy. Cranforti girls pul QEORCI6 PACCIELLO/STAF:F. PHOTOGRAPHER 7 7~^ " 7 increases .of 5.25 CREDIT PROBLEMS ... car loan" an'old nursery rhyme to good use A little help from a friend and expires June 30, 2006. percent in each of the three in an effort to get the steady rains Urjder the agreement, said years.. -! • ••• • •; ..'. .'.- ... •-. •• to leave the area. For the full '• Janine Bird, a member of the Cranford High School Class of 2003, gets some assistance with her Superintendent Lawrence At press time, details about picture, see Page. B-1.\ cap from fellow graduate Nereida Heller before the June 19 ceremony. For more photos of the Feinspd, teachers' salaries wilt- health benefits arid other aspects - event, see Page B-1. ' ; v ; rise by 4.25 percent in each of the three years. That moans that the .(•Continued onpageA-2) •'. ; owners u By GREG MARX "•Cqmniissiono.r-' Scott -. Mease, , The property owners also pre- that the Township Committee' recently, Mayer said, he was not ; ASchimliach said. - ••: •;-'- •••:ferred-fewer new trees :than had would 'formulate a more concrete ' receptive to being assessed' for : •'•'The.property owners had little been proposed, Aschenbach said, , proposal detailing the ; projected-,: 'sidewalk. imp'r6yements!- .'•''.. D costs' for eiich property and pres- : But, ho said, "If it takes kicking /OAPH .. : CRANFORD — A meeting interest-iii installing the Victorian- •but. .did endorse the idea ..of IBS VEHICLES between municipal officials and lights that decorate other parts of upgraded landscaping. :. ent, that back, to the owners. No,, in to'improve the total area, Tm FINANCING' III : USED CAR south-side-property- owners, pro?, the township, Aschenba.ch. said.- But the issue of how those date has been set for that second ••more, than willing to do my (iiir MUST GO BY JUNE 3Oth! ; UP TO BO MONTHS '•"•' REBATES duced- some narrowing, in theIJxit they-were very interested in .upgrades. •—• along with the.curb' meeting, Aschenbach said. : . share;..'I'm certainly for anything. scope of-proposed 'improvements:' upgrading, the existing s.treet- and. sidewalk 'improvements.-that One property owner'said he that would.pretty,up the area, and UP MONTHS • for Centennial Avenue, but also. lights.with modern, more effective are also central to the.project- was encouraged township officials .more importantly, bring • people: TO EARLY! 'hope on both sides that a project lamps. ,. • • . . ."'•••.•" would'be paid for is still ah open: initiated the meeting, '.': . .. down here." ...••• • " . . • i^ Kit) PENALTIES! 6 can be successfully -undertaken.. •Eliminating the. decorative question. While the • towiiship, '• "I am a little happy to see that /. White indifferent to brick SUPERSTORE ' A group of about eight, or nine lights'substantially reduces the. could make the improvements. they haven't, forgotten'about'us,". • pavers and Victorian lanterns, ^ m^ 1 property owners, representing cost of' the , project, Aschenbach' and assess the property owners; said . Mark Maypri who- owns . Mayer said he supported the land-; GUARANTEE about 60 percent of the properties ' said. And.if the modern lights are "there are some concerns about Cfisanti's Shoe Hospital, and scaping suggestions and, especial in the commercial district, attend- installed.;' he • said he. believes- •assessing it/ fully," Aschenbach Cranford Comer. ly,. the lighting upgrades. Now, he'

: : . ed the June . 18 meeting with . PSE&G will bear the cost of said. ' : . •.-.. ' • • •'..•' • Because his family paid to Mayor Dan Aschehhach.•',and. installation. .. • ; , • The • resolutioh, • he said, • was • replace his : sidewalk relatively : (Continued on page A-2) • . BRAND MEW eoO3 CHEVY BRAND MEW HOD3 CHEVY TRAIL BLAZER YOU'RE APPROVED! Into the swing of Neighbor h ooflsfUxttt 'OO Cheurolot '9a Hondii Malibu Sodnn Accord Coupe summer VI5,.niito Iran:;, pvvi alr/AHS. AIR vr.:. (, ,,p '- Jt>;-i.i u-.i,r,'.. • AM/FM r.lurob, cruisio, lilt, rcliil, This, warm feather this week ••.:. •'lirbiinr/,, 1fl,35C -mi. VIN YGD500 brought families oultc> enjoy the. sun- curbside trash ban for iihat'seeins like Hie first time all: By GREG MARX Officer Warren Hehl, in at least 'OO Dodgo '99 Ford .'. year. For. the full picture of Mso:- . two of those neighborhoods resi- Intrepid Sod an Explorer XLT 'toddlersat Nomahegan Part see •' , THE.CHRONICLE . • ' .-' • • y«»,• ,,i uio ,i mm'- . pvk f * ti • • .1 il I O fi.,1 m; |>VJ i • dents have continued to use 1 iH KAn6?wnifJ-liicjl,i.i''Ju;il-,; >\ift r. AH,S-A mil. Idrh;,!>•,niitv Allt : PageA-3. -" •' •'.-.' " AM/| M;.litn-Ki.CD, ciuiui^'iluiinvhl!. \Y\'tA siitr.'u CU.'.Jiilr.H. AI,i!iO. '. CRANFORD -- The town- curbside pickup. Hehl said he,' -i/.anti. nit. VIN ' *vn-i i ;H)'K' i. VIN ,'/XUA;V/(J/;J ' • .- ship's difficulties with enforcing; has received formal complaints sign and facade and: property about the .two neighborhoods. BRAI\ID IVEW •O1 Ford maintenance ordinances in coin-, But enforcing the ordinance',. Bootlo Sport E-1 SO Cargo Von 2003 CHEVY I1 (|C •! CV' itlt.MJl; t> <.txj 111,111 Illifi:, n;vt VU, aulo lrai);i, pwr ^tr/brk. mercial districts has been much- in entire neighborhoods, is • •i.irAIIK.wnul'SiMlsWa!. AMI AMTM : V6. aulo Irans, pwr str/Drk/locks,.AIR, AM/FM slqroo c,-|ss, till, f dpi. cloth inf. inlor Wip, ',fw>t),u'r.i,.Cli lill.uni:-,.! .iliuyL till:. ' AIR. AM/I M r.iuroo ciiss! intor discussed and well-documented beyond his capacity, Hehl said. dual .nil-bags, STK //B1I99. VIM//3M720200. M.SRP S10'. 700. 4P mo GM Smart Bhy (iiiilriti. l.t.tlh.'i, ty J/f-nv. fill..u\;->iu.\ wlp.: I'.l, 103 ml. VIN 1 Rnnnce w/12,000 nii/yr; Spc'tiioronflor.. S1320 cu'st.,casli, SI7S 1st n)o. py'mnt, S1500 VINtfiMl/lii' •#.IHA52.|51 in recent, months. Now, another While- he did not have precise Smart I3uy GM Ro'batb uaocl us cust.-.cnsh = S1495 duo nl signing, Opt. balloon pymnt s al ond oltorm: $705'). Til pymls SB2?5 Til costlncl. opt. balloon"pyrrinl' S16,079. Buy Cruiser Nights potential enforcement 'dilemma numbers' oil the • number of. pricp incl.' $3000 GM robalo il qiri.il. - , ' •: '• ! ;999'..;.', -l 2:1:99 BRAND NEW 2DO3 CHEVY BRAND NEW SaOBCHEVY 'Oi Honda:. 'S3 OldsmobElo Has reared its head: Violations of homes in violation, he counted Cii/ic Sedan . Bravado AXA/D the ban on curbside garbage . 55 oii one Street, he said. . -I • cyl, aulo .ifiiiu., ' pwr •Vfi. tiutii tMfi!-,. pwr 'Jlr'AUH'^naiii,' ' in Cranford 1 : ::t(/A{K;/wiNif'Ji><;ks. Aill AM I M • Aid. AM I f,1 !,1in»)n t;O. ciui-jit, lo.ilti.' ; 1 pickup. • •••'.•"• '.'', " ; • ' . ;; •' SMART MONTH it»*ri)O"cm,'ii. cri'iuii), olmn'will!-- llioonrl. liijt-fiick. «Ui,t579 nii'VlN '. '."'••''—'' •'• /'- -. The.Township SUBURBAN BUY.;' FOR- • . 1 V.^fto .mi. VIN . *-i iiduvay-i. A convoy of classic car's-, along with VH. auto Ifflni;. (twr iilf/t)ikJwtnil.l(H:W;, Alf I, AM/( W tiinnto w/« (line ; Last fall,, the Committee dis- CD <:»\n[|r. ir IUMI Dli'lm <;l'l. (kjuo.iiuillu, Innlof |)Ug. (,){]h l>tok I^Mii 3.8 V6, . auto'., trans, ', FINANCE live nwsic'.and other activities, : llltnjiti»>li)lallltu. lildniinlncl a,i|jiini.. c;;i,an mil. dm (nek. VIN Tow n s h i p cussed the sub-' 'MXliKlU). MSMP$•!:' M-l lUnWUMfimfiil lluy I IM.IIU^Ivjn:>Oft) str/brk/wind/locks/heated seats, AIR, •"// we have ah ofdi- :(nl/yr. soc llwiimilli,, $IIH:'(:III.I rniili. tlf.:i im.iivn. iiyiini..« ssimxi ) ' .-comes lo downtowntonight. The . llmjid tlity OM riiiliAln uuurt nil cui.l .nii^li SMIli, tliii, ull ,,i{)(il,i{,,i{)(il,i{,, AM/FM stereo CD, le'ath bckts, alum 'Co m.mi 11 e e 'ect in closedses - P(tl lirtH(n»i |iy((lnl fit 0,1(1 (if limn $;.'l^ 11 i t::'(il 111 BUY . festivities begin at 6p.m. ,. y, nance, then it has got. to COhl Ind '.Sl tll tml SJl'lllll) :iO() GM whls, rr spoiler,'dual heated mirr, dual adopted the ban sion at Tuesday b II qunl girbags, STK # A7787, VlN FOR be enforced. ] in response to ONLY...: ••'.OVER - '' night's meeting. #293236910, MSRP $29,440; I •• MONTH • the influx of —- Barbara BilcjQr Comihittee mem- ouv 1011 competition in '.••', MNANCfi. •in MOS • •'. ' '."• •"•' . BUYFCmoNLV .'-. ' : . No BUY Ja the garbagCr- iSm REASOIVABLE hauling indus ''• ••'"' •;v" odudational CJNI-Y. • Farriily Cars••• Minivans BOSS... OFFER REFUSED! •SUV's ... • Luxury Cat's try. In an effort to gain market approach. • ' '-.... '. ••'.' "'•"•' ,',.". •Trucks • Imports/Domestic A-4 share, many haulers were offers Deputy Mayor Barbara Bilger Commentary...... :•• ing curbside pick-up at reduced said the township will send let- Community Life.... .B-1 rates. '' • .-. :':.-. . ,, • .. ters and copies of the ordinance ADDITIONAL Worried that much of the to residents in the affected Now Shop Us On The We!) township would convert from Sports....•.••••••••••••• C-1 neighborhoods to apprise thein SAVINGS FOR www,muttichevrolet.corn. '•• •//. rear-yard collection, the commit- of the new regulations. '•-. CURRENT GMAC B-4 tee enacted the ban, There were /'We're trying not to be hard- : : :;;i : : PrimeTime...^--,- ; \:-'--i •' ''W'•'''.•''' '<•'•-' ••• •'"••'•"•' ••' •••'• -'^ r JOHNFEi/coRhE^Poiv|bEhif: LESSEES, AARP, Ik Hoursfl Day ! f a few neighborhoods which had hosed .about this," Bilger. said. : CHEVY WE Obituaries :..:....•..•• long used curbside pick-up; • "We're giving them, the benefit of A stgn cfthe times j-; •'=•• ••-;.•; \-'^/-.^^r-; • '^y*-:.-;:s'x-'^ -S\ AAA MEMBERS rather than try to grandfather the doubt that they: didn't know . Garwood's bofough-wlde yard sale Saturday was nearly washed out by rain, but industrious resi- & COLLEGE GRADS C-5 that practice, the ban was rriade about this." '-..',.. .!• •.'..'••• dents didn't glye up. John Moran moved his wares out of the wet and ad-libbed a yard sale Into a Real Estate....:.;, •• uniform across the township. porch sale. •-,'/••>':.':'••:• '.'.•' . •'" .;.".-• :-' :•' ,.',,.,.;./•.', -' -r',:y..\,:;. 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ANTHONY CIMEI KATHERINE & CHRISTOPHER MARK HELD CHRIS GONZALEZ BRIAN LORBER over the summer Westfield FISHER Westfield Westfield Scotch Plains Grilled chicken steaks sausage Westfield and shrimp Hot dogs and hamburgers Grilled chicken with barbeque RibS shrimp and salmon There's a serious drought this.-sunyner. With •record Mike Dcak Hot dogs and hamburgers sauce Then you need some rainfall this month, it's not a drought that's tur'niiig our sausage and peppers And you lawns bfpwn or enlptying:our resei-voii's.H's a drought of have to have root beer on tap .a life-giving fluid— bloodl •• '. ' ; Getting off Every summer, as people become busy with leisure:time activities, the amount of blood, being donated sharply declines. That worsens an already sad situatiipn; over the the derailed years, the number of people who.donate blood has fallen. $465 grant to be used to buy equipment for first responders . Now only ah estimated. 2 percent: of eligible donors give Union Countv his )(L(1\((I 1 tit is ni nuuiuipil ,uid tounty decontamination equipment ind icspondeis are ]>r(%])aied to meet Love Train s 16> 000 li-rlci il blood. Unfortunately, that moans more tilood is being Used, Iloincl md police hie and LMS ipntios lelorence matonals the possible threats of biologic il, : | County news than is being'collected...... Van it v ui mt Fiu hohlei Munitipal polite Ine md usino EMS — Khcape masLs lor self chemic il, nuclear ind radiological '1 IK •-i u( I In iom \WIKK \OU Cluiini in I>< lioi ill .'; It's easy to give a pint of blood. It's not painful and it diead tin most to IK at horn lui siMvices tin thonsi equipment i esc ue attacks The county's Office ol mnouiKLcl l.isl \w ok ippiovi d loi pinch lse hv the s( itt takes less, than a half hour. Many safeguards are in place \V( UK (I t() I ilk to i ith town's lust due uspon lefeicnce m.itenals on (.hemital The lundt. are distributed Environmental Health and 1 Moncv lioni tho M mt will b( i md ledei il ollltials who developed to,ease whatever worries one may have: There is nothing Oim the-4( winds fall donl IK i dels onl\, md the amount ol biological tadiological and nuclear through the US Department ol Emergency Man igemerit has held used to puidiiM' ((inipnu'iit loi tin gi ml Most ol the equipment is lips \ou know tlu lomaniic )ig i^ ttnupintni t ich town will receive t meigonues Homeland Security's Office of numerous tr lining sessioiib at ' to fear about giving blood. Once you discover how eafcy.it'is riihticspnndci'i in tliouninU's 2] (oi piotedion horn biological up Kipul Kinis Adios Hit tin will hi bisid iou|Jil\ on its popu Fire — Personal piotoctive Domestic Pi epar edness Mor e than local police (ire and rescue depart to donate; blood, you may find, youi'self donating perhaps as municipililKs In putiiuln tho tliemu il and radio uliw tlncats hlfJlVwl\ J Ilk 1 it ion md tin nunibci ol (list tluf equipment liquid chemical piolec %A brlhon is being distributed mi'iits as well as through the many as 5-6 times a year...... : will no to lust due icspon Tilt (ount\s Ollice ol Wh it \ou u di/i is We IK ed to it's))ond( is tive clothing and gloves, special nationwide, with Ne\v Jeiscvs toiintys lire academy The county •'•; According to the American Red Cross, a pint of blood those police (|ir> ,m sOUK I qiiipniu)! a\ ul ible tluough i/ed protective tape, chemical counties getting Sb 8 million Police At idemv aho holds penndrc can. saye five lives..';.."'.'• .•••'-, .:.•'..•''/•• •••,.,; personnel w ho ,ne nidi ted to ,ii 11\ ( Knitigencv Mimt'se threats on tin steno fust m m emprfionu adininisteiing the giant and is 1 1 • All residents between the ages .of • 17. and 75. should no malu t wh it UHI s i\, I m not foi t ith soi \ ice themic il detection papt'i md kits an overall pn&h to ensure th it lust lor police ofllct r^ Moie thin 90 p( Kent ol the v. oi king with euli nuinuipilitv to think about, giving blood. If you have any questions about going io ilimgt nn mind She is I'olict Vn pulliving Kspu.i funds will be used foi equipment doW inline the iH[iupmtnt the\ your eligibility or the procedures involved,,you can call going to t ilk md Mm lie going to lOls ,111(1 tlltll C IlllbtCIS, llllUlfl needed bv flu iount\ s fust tospon need Die cquipnicnl is callable your local Red: Cross chapter, your local hospital or New lisiui hi'< HIM tin \u in wi net (I (lunucil pioteUivc tlothing and Jersey Blood Services at (806) 933-2566. •:. : :; to t ilk' is ibout to dissoKo LOWEST! HOURS: MON.-THURS.9AM-9PM FRIi ' Businesses, churches and other community groups, are ' You are (lelbnseless. She has PRICE SB &SAT"9AM'10PM*SUN-10AM"6PM also encouraged to sponsor blood drives this summer. New plotted -the platitudes and' shlned • Jersey Blood Services or the American Red Cross would be • the.cliches. You rea%. don't pay as GUARANTEED Not responsible for typographical errors. ' hiucli atU'iitioh as you should Bring In any competitor's ' Sale' iterns cash & 'carry only. Sale.prices happy to work'with you to organize a drive '.in. your neigh- ad or coupon and we will • effective' 6/25/03-7/.1/03. Prices do not ; p ; because you're too busy thinking borhood. '•;•• ; '. , • "• .;,.•..•'' -''••'•. ..'.'•".•'.-•'. :'•>.'•' meet or beat thal.price include sales tax.. Beer prices represent — this can't be happening to me!: subject id ABC regulations. . In summer, when most of us are thinking.about going.to 1 Discount Wines ; 24-12 oz. bottles unless otherwise noted. beach or haying a barbecue, we tend to overlook our obli- '.You are aggravjited and.aggrieved, : . bewildered and befuddled, con- 870 St. George Ave.. Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381 -6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 gations to the community, Food banks .•report a drop in • fused, find, {•out rite, dejected. and donations and so do blood b nks. But hunger and the need : demoralized;. ..- eradicated : and for blood do not go away in the; summer .—. that's why it is Letters to the editor erased, - .-.frustrated. ',..-• and . SEAGRAMSX JOHNNIE ABSOLUT" BACARDI RUM important to give generously of ourselves during the sum- •'• fretful...OK, you get the.idea. You' 7 CROWN ' WALKER RED 80° Light ^Gold mer...';, ' ••• • '. '-.•:':,•'••-'"'••..' •• :. , ;" ,' ••• ': •.;• •• .' •. ' want, to react-with 'sangfroid-,''but 00 1 109 J 100 47OO .'.'. Giving blood is one of the most charitable acts that a Float represeiited patriotie spirit you don't know what it is. .. BSE 31 H.75 liter. p •'i.75 liter/ human can do for another..{Someone's life may depend on She says she 'loves you as a W I- 1.75liter_ • I I• ' 1:75 liter. : To -The Chronicle: •of ihis lloal and. did an excellent job. Many:people whether you can give a little of yourself; .'• , • ' .friend, tireat. That's an interesting' SEAGRAMS 4 < fTlNLANDIA fTANQUERAY donated their time, money, materials or services, A i99 ' ( DEWARS i ,00 ... Oh Memoi'iiil- Day, May. 2'fi, "tlic.'- C.r.-rnl'vnl concept: You now have the same,' IWHITELABEL* I. Vodka 80° 175 IllOl J • Chainbiir of.fyoinmoiiaiipjjnsorwl.ii Iliial which \\:

: •''••' ••'..' ' '•••'•'• -"MM 1 '•' '• .>,'li "1 • ••..•',•...'••": :<-; ^M;.?..V. • *•• : 1 ilisBHSBBi^ " ;-^;-^ ;^'v')';;V'.:'tVlSM^-^^I HI^BBBBBBBSi^-« ence Bay witfy in Grai0rdplans "children between the ages of 8 and •' Toysland will create an outdoor CRANFORD -'; The Downtown play area with bubbles, hula hoops • JManagement Corporation (DMC) •12. Stores will'.-be open, until. 9'. • •and'.a liamlsroh demonstration •'• concerts, to move to ami downtown Cnijllordmor- p.m. on Thursday and Friday and chants will kick-od'ihi'suniuier • ; 6 p.m. Saturday.' ; •witli. K'nex, and Tony's Cafe,will • season with special Iiulopenclenco : "The. DMC is proud to l>roinote,. provide miisic iind outdoor dining ;l)ay cvlubrnlions/ind sali's-on the importance of independent .throughout the weekend. On amomier •;. ; CJRANfORD-'|;he'Kof,. July events Thursday, Friday and.Saturday. , ,'• retailers, :a,nd this.weekehd is a '.• Siiturday; Uptown Peddler will;'fea- (lcroa i()n be held in, Nomahetfan at '2 p.m. • > ture a special selection orone-of'-a- ' and Parks Department has,a host" :-. . Downtown •Cranibrd,.<|i C'oratcd. great chance for shoppers to enjoy • : in the following ago groups: 4 and • of activities.pliVnned forth e month rikl, VvhiUvnnd blue,••will both'.', 'our downtown, get to, know our ••• kiud antiques. , .'.,'" .... . under,T)-7,8-11. Trophies will be location scene; for a ('lassie Cruiser car , business owners and, begin'the; . .'...... "The'participating merchants of'rhily. : ."•-.''•'. •' .' ... ' . awarded. In ad.dition;,an egg toss ' . A •firoworkls display, -co-sphn- show.6-9 p.m. tonight, with, a rain '. Independence Day celebration.s," ••'. , are really working hard to make . •and backwards race will be '. CFiANFORl) —After five years . date of Friday. • '' ..; '"• •',' ' .said. Kathleen Miller! 'runty, DMC • this a' very special weekend-:TiM>re • sored by'tbe'dopakmont, lh(> ;. , • olTered, and food vendors and -,, in the, saine location in downtown CranJbrd, Cliiquitos children's • Hot.'Rod's (iarage. of Cranford .director. "We have many new biisi-': 'wjli be-plenty .of.tfi'oat bargains, .' Unjon County .Board of entertainers will be in the park , Freeiiblders and Spcncor-Savings clothing store is moving to a larger, • has organized this special event, . riesses that'are a wonderful coin- , '• wonderful food and entertain- \ from 2-10.p.m.' '•• Bank', willbe thehighlightof the place aroLuxl the corner at 25 eOrnplete with a disc jockey ,at tho, plement to the downtown." hient,". added Prunty. •' • • The fireworks will begin at 1 township's annual Fourth ol'July .Alden St.'. :. "..;' : - . . dock at Eastman Baza! Classic. • On Friday and Saturday at 2 •'• In.addit'ion to the merchant's • . 9; 15 p.m.. Limited [larking will be 1 1 celebration. ' ; . ; •'":"•• •The word "Glliquitos- is Spanish ,'ind restored .aut'ombbilosi'miii the • and4,p.m., Azie's Quilts will oiler promotions', Saturday features ,a : '•.'available'at.Union County' . . : : , The Irtdependence Day festivi-.. for "little .tliirigs". or "little people," past 1)6 years will be oiv display at. a deinonstrntioii and instruction special Street. Dniwing event for College; but residents are encour- ' all children between the''ages of 8 '•'. ties will begin at 8,a.in:vvith "•agC to .walk' 'fhe rain date'for fire-, . mv\ it could also 'describe, tlie tiny • EastmanPl;wa, Warner Plaza and' • for si.itchiug .'an American Flag,- : /.canoe nicesat fhe Criiriford'CantnV- .;'• size .of 'tlie'original store. The new' . iiiul 12.;: , ." : •'.'•.. • ,'• •' works.only is.JulyT).,/•• on several streets throughout the and Alban I^.wis Hardware will ' Club, rre-registratioii for the ... ':. apace, will allow store owner downtown. . ..--.- • ' . ..•.'• . deiiionstrate grilling, and grill-care • ••' 'J'lieDMC.will supply the chalk, '.•'. In addition to the July.4 • canoe races is in the.Convmnnity •.events;..the1 Recreation ;;nd Parks: .' liiiquel CJqiner, whois a Cranford • •;'•• Moiv than 25 businesses, coni.- all weekend. . ' ; and children willbe invited '.(.<•... resident Ixirn in Venezuela, to pro- Center.unt'il July ,'}, froin 9 a.'m.-4 • • Departinent. willhold.several cpn- . prised of.retail anfj: eating eslab- ./ • Bei'gen Camera plans special draw•picliiros.witih.il patriotic , vide mi'expanded line of clothing • '[wn.and 7;30-8:80 p.m. Monday' ce'rls.during the month of.July at . :GREG MARXfTHE CHRONICLE•' , lish'merits, will participate over the giveaways all.weokend culminat-, theme in reserved parking spaces, Ibroldei" children,.toys anil acces- •• Thursday, I'ost registration will he the gazebo in-Mayor's Park; .local-'• weekend, and. many have special • •ing in.a prize^drawing, on .. il-^olc lor the 'posters with details, •:' Tories, as well as diristening and • '.-•• ; iminediately before the.races at •'• •:'ed at. Springfield and 'North- Union 'events and-deninn'stnit ion.s '• .Saturday, Cipldfn Touch Jewelers; at the Cranford pool's,community ''A, shopper-'s perfectcompanion first communion outfits:•. , 7:30 p.m. at the canoe club -luiv;«l. avenues, 'fhe concerts inciude: •".'' planned at their establishments... .- will oiler a gilicerti(I.«ite to the, . : center and library..:. • .; '.• : From left, Marge; Shackell, DMC events volunteer, Commissioner Ah.ri Darby, downtowh liaison, , . "I really appreciate the offers to: 1 :. ,. liaces will be held in the foi- ' .-: • July 8 •— Oldies, but Goodies, Each store; will have .a program'of ' individual who correctly guesses ' Space is limited to UiO,-first 60 : and Carolyn,Capone, DMC member, shpw off the oversize tote bags that will be raffled at each .help with the nioyo from my-cus- '•' • lowing categori(>s; VA a'nd u.nd'er,' 'led by flai"vey James. . -, ; the weekend events.. . .-•'.!.' . • Ihe.number of ear piercings coin- •children.Regiptor.byemiiiling . . downtown concert. The bags were designed by Lands End for the DMC and are great for down- • tomers, many of whom have . I-1-20, 21 and older. Parent & '."•" ' -. July I/)-.-— Popular Music, led.- • . .-.In addition .to the car show... ." pleled that weekend, and Four D. • ' J>M(Vi'Ki;infoi:dni.oiy or leaving . . v : town shopping. Three bags will also be raffled this weekend during Summer Sale Days. To enter liecpnifi.personal MendS," nbted. ; . ,; ...... 0N FEI/COBRESPONDENY Child, Mrj-& }'a, Marathon 17 and l)y Joe Brisick. . • . ' Classic cars like this one, photographed in downtown Cranford during April's antiques fair, will be a there will be music, outtlobrdin- , 'Jewelers will exhibit'the work'of a. naiiie and tek?|)hone.number at •. your name in the drawing, stop in at Tony's Cafe. . ['• •• Gemeiv'ity.a tcstfunent to tlie.,-' • • under-Miirathon 1-8 and older. ' ;':.'••;• July,22"BigBand,.ledby • • part of tonight's Cruiser Nights promotion sponsored by Hot Rod's Garage. ing, rallies and street drawing for' talented new Canadian artist. '.(90SI 709-7208. •'.-•.• . . ': , 'friendly natiire of tlie town how . 'l'rophi<'s.wil|.be awarded for the ' ••Brian'Axeli-od; ' ,'. '.,...• everyone has offered to pitch in, top.three places in each category,'"-' . •(•oncerls will run froni;7:15- Whether to assist me in moving the ••' The.Jaycees will conducl Ihe' . 9; lfj ji.nv.; in the event of rjiih,' "-. . merchai ulise,'decorating the n6w . .annual Firecracker Run beginning they will bf) moved to'lhe lire. '"• O Chic Boutique onto toys store,.etc. -+-.•wcVie becpnle like a ',' Shoestareowner . with, a one-mile event/at.!) a,in; JKse : '•'' ''• family." .. • ' .:. '". : Savvy Fashions, • and the'l()irr-jnileral.9:30 a.m. in" Foi' more infonviat ion aboiit - ' yy ; •'•—.-10 percent of Americans classic lioard "allies, workiiigOn ' . CRANFORD— The.Dave a.ndAlexBand, formed \n various cjubs, restaurants' and pri- .always been a dream of his. "1 have always :; . The new store, located next to .' Nomaliegan.' Park. Registration is aiiy olHlieso progranis, call the . •More is jo.LningtWilh st'hools', watch television while eating din-. . a fiiihily craft project, or Having a : wanted to try a tworpjoco band..It enables us : . Savvy Prices a classic rock duo based in .Monmouth . .,- -..-•.'vale parties, throughout Monmouth County '.. : : Uptown Peddler, will providemuch • ; : . open until race lime.'..''. Recreation ;md Parks. Departmeiil .libraries and coinhumify-organi-,' nor; •' .; ' •'• '• • '; - • . family story time after dinner" : .' ;over the last,two.years. . , '•• . . ' . to play in -many different venues anil with : • : more room for Riquol's custormers County, will perform: 7-9 p.in-, tonight at the . : . A.bike'decol'ation contest will . ;it (908) 709-72S3. '. •' ' . .' zations toolTor ajtoniativiw to '. -- '19 |w>rc'ent of Americans say Toysland offers tbousands of ; : ; to brovvSe her/collection of chil-'. '. gazcbd'in Mayor's Park,'next t() lhc firo- '•'•'. • • Dave, and Alex focus on classic rock covers. ('.lie technology today, we can sound like five Lolcvision yiowing during su.rii- • they watch too nuich TV.: '. .',' fun and.innovative products to • • ' from the 'fids to the '90s, featuring songs . - ilren's clotliing. Chiquitos special- WonienI house on Springfield-AveiHie. They are per- guys playing a rock song or two guys.playing" iner.. . • '• • : ... , The goal ol'TV;TurnoirWeek is • help kids, learn through |)lay.The forming as part of the Cruiser-Night, festivi-. ' from the Eagles, Pink Floyd, Neal Young, aivacoustic.ballad:': ' • •'. -. izos in infant to size' 10 children's.".- While rccopni'/Jng the valno-pf to encourage, familiesto fo.rego ' store:featu.re.s.toys, sanies, p.nz-. -. .clothing and carries hand-picked '•: Unique Contemporary .Collections i Accessories For Juniors & Misses ties being holdaii Cranford this summer. .'•Bruce Springsteen, tho Beatles and. many '' .' Nahan says, the hand is looking to expand Boutique has chic items (juality .pi'ogra'inniiiijij.on televj-' • .televisipn viewing.in favor of ' • •/.les, scieiiwi.and ci^ft. kits, art ; selections, from Bill Blass, Jerry • . 106 North Union Avenue The two piece band leatuics Dave Nahan. others. , '. ,.'•'.". • ' . . north of its base.'and hopes the exposure .in. sion/royslaiuj .is concerned about more constructive activities and supplies, books and"nincb.more Garcia, Sweet Potatoes and on vocals, b,iss and guitat and Ale\ Vaiga on Dave, who is also the .owner of DaVe's Cranford will lead t(i more shows in Union..: to simplyspend time together. 908272-7289 far the savvy shopper the excessive amQiint'ol'.televi-. .' for TV-free iiin.! •'•••• ' •'•"• • ' •Zntano. • '.•'.- ' '.. guitar, piano and vot.iK The b uul h is jier- •Wide Shoes in C'ranibrd', says the band has County in tho future, ..: -. . ; sinri that Ainerican.s watch; 1 lore . .''-We see TV-TurnoffVv'eek as a. .Stop by the store at"2.9 Alden , : : Look for the grand-re 6pening of ' time for families to rediscover ' : CRANFOHJ)-- Ifyouseo: ".' ' rings- and beaii'til'ully-handcraft.V are; soine'sJatistitsS from the.' TV- •' St. or call 190S-1' 272-KMd'G.!;uni ask ' Cliiquitos at its new location in . •;. ' soineone lot ing a I,e.opaV(l.s.ho'p- ed, hand-beaded Braciano cigar- . Turnolif Netu'brk, whieli ibunde'cl ., each other hy. getting away from, . Ami, and she will help select age-. ; early July, and'call GWquitos at' '••' .pihgbag al'ouiul downtown, it •• .. box handbags, wliichjire \Vortl.i • ;. .the television sets,"said Ami appropriate activities-for J.dds. (908i,(>t53-163D; .'';:• A lain Zerbini Circus back in town can nveali only one thing: anoth- 'the. visit alone ...' . •"• •—.-.The televisiiin.is on for 7 .; -Amin.ow'ner of the'Toywlandin TO hours, -10 niiinites ouch, day in Cranford'. "You'might.considei.-. "'• er lucky customer has (bund hoi; . Catiilan. is always on the. CRANFORD-The Alain; • • white circus big top.wil.1 lie set Pony Drill, Aerial.Spanish Web, I he.average home;' . .. , having a family game, night .with Zi i biiu Circus,.a truly wonderful lip at Hillside Avenue School . • Hand Balancing Routine, Perch • way to Savvy Chic Fashion • •prowl to find quality unique • : Boutique, the township's hottest;.. .' fashions and accessories n't- . oldetyme" family circus, is com- . grounds.. •'...•'•,-" ••,••.' ' ', • Act and'much,much more.' • 1 CHIQUITOS CRANFORD location for Misses and Juniors. . ing to. Cranfoi'd. Moiulav, 'June . . There will be many exciting The 'circus .•includes many'spe- . ai'lordable iirices , and'occasional- c Savvy Chic, owned, by .Wanda •ly has the'opportunity to offer'- . : rOo/t/ SO ;'.'''. . '. . ' ;'.•'. ' • ' •" .acts performing in the show, -. cial attractions/with talent from /e(oele(oele/iv e// * -^ . • • . • . The Children's Store 'I he. circus is sponsored .by the including The Reptile King with around the globe, all presented Catalan, specializes in, unique "Super Savvy Buys" froiiv such : ; ( i uiford Ghainber of Commerce his giant live alligators, snakes ; by a circus host with modern cir- • contemporary fashions and •'•.''• .. designers as Ralph Lauren, -..- '.'. accessories. Hero •shoppers can DIvNY; Betsy Johnson or.Nicole 2$%""OFP :50%OFF.; Designer Clothes • Accessories and Commerce Bank.- Reduced- . and turtle; visitors can..also see ciis music. Call the Crahlbrd STORB SALH Chamber for more information find can,find jewelry -by Felicia,, Miller ' ,'•••••' .. . ".-';..••'• ' . ALL SILVER ; Toys* Party Favors pi no advance tickets are now on ; funny, clowns and trained dogs ' sale The beautiful red-and- \ that love to perform the Liberty and tickets at (908I-272-6114. '. recently featured on ABC's "The .';.'• Personalized service defines -..IFiWliLRY.;',: J much, much, more... View," a great accessory to wear tile atmosphere at Savvy ('hie, • . . •' fc' School Grounds .enTolledin surainerloarninupro-• ••; summer include'genuine stone . Wanda Catalan by'phone at ' . grains 'have, a cleae advantage- rosette necklaces, chandelier;ear- 1.908) 272-7289. '; •••'•. ' -.' \ -. " (?p8)27A,5122 and thank you to tlie whon school hepins in September • flocolod in the iormer Horon Lumber building), ADVANCED TICKETS ARE SOLD AT ;.ind dtvruit experience the academ- -,- CONVENIENTLY.OPEN 7 DAYS A'WEEK ". •Four "D" Jewelers • Tony's Cafe •Cranford Sunoco •Seiii.oi Class of 2003 at ic "biickslide" that normally occurs. Presented bv.William Bell. R'.l>X. •: Sludents of all ages and skill. . : • S.I. Batik • Chamber Office • Commerce Bank in Cranford Sponsoicd bv: levels will (hid a summer.program .;0 ;jQ:A^pfTHe:;-;V;y SOLID TO THE GORE at the (.Va-nford Sylvan Learning- ly VVbod'Products inv/it&s Gorvtractor?; $&\00 Advance $10.00 at Gate Cranlbid Chamber of Commerce Gtahfofd Higli School L"oa'- belter svvimniti. tv( list, or i linnet. ' '-. & Commerce Bank Center that will help sludents Graduating Seniors Of i thai I'DUM'S'on (lt>veli)|)inji Hie Then; . are .sedeni.iry ponplt* who don'l ; 1 -..-: to share our first ahnual./ :.:: .;. close, skill gap,$',,.got aJiead, or stay itiibdos (i| the ionli.il buck so'thiit onoii'.m Ihitik jliu'ul e^'riise- ,is.. prevenlive. nietli- 1 ahead. Sylyan's programs',include,' miive'-moii; I'ifi-i.lively.' Ilil IKISK |)rinii|)ii' tine:-They only think' i.if exorcist' when their ; Cranford High 1 ;/Barfequ6cS. • Vendor .Display -;". • ,': For more information call 908-272-6114 I Keadins'l K-12 i. Math (all areas K- ' iS'lhal .i|l.lhr.nuisc'lo.s/)i tin liiinL.ihcl those .ihounhts luin toii'li.ibililii.lion following ,iii- : ; ';-.1.2). Writing, Study Skills, and.' • •s|)illi.'-|K'!'(l ID bi;-.iraiili'(' .i(,ci(l(.'iil orsiirLjofv- A conditioneil body,. - - ••• thursday July IT2QQ3-.... -•: -V SAT Prep. All progra ins are cus-. (or slioiifjth, bdlonii?, aijiliK; .md llwibility. "• hinyovcr, is noijinlyli'.^pitineloinjury, biil. : CONGRATULATIONS! Kiilhi-ir .Ih.iri,.II'jiiiing jmlivifk'iiil inuscii- ; it niakc'sa.speedier.indl'uller.iecoveiy . tomized and are. taught by highly , : ;;',,:; '3:0G:p;m.-S^ j;ri.)ups, such ,is the .ibdumin.ils or biceps. if and .when iih,ivoiil.]blc'injiirfes (lo'kip- trained certified teachers. •.• 1 'i.oil' ciiiiililionini; Kpicdlly lOc'iis'i's on Viiii- p'en. VVI.IL'II you iiec'cl.injijmi.itioii nboul 500 .-K fe^bi' .Morniiig, aHenioon and weekend '. (ins muscles iii the loiso.lhick.'hipsjiiiier |)hysic.ll therapy, tall BELL REHABILITATION hours are available.;With Now:. ..iiisl'inili'i Ihiglls';,m(l eyi'ii ll.io chesl.• Ihe ©owntown What Are You Planning to & SPORTS MEDICINE: at I'lDfli'y^^'l.i.i. We iridly-rcspdhd by July II,. 2003 . Jersey state assessments empha- • ' liiiininj; riiipli.isi^es the Kile of pro'pi'i are conveniently lucated at rrr.VValnlit'Ave., •sizing writingslcills, and with the CRANFORD POOL & liiiMlhini; and posliire. This (qndiiiiinim;. . CiMiifijrd. Most-'private insuKiiifi. are Gtanford change coming in.2005 toth e SAT . ii|ipwwch provides' ,1 neu.;i\v,iieness' aboiiL . lucepled. Aulo Insur.iinc Cl.iiins iii our ;•• FITNESS CENTER iliiiscles. . \Viih a, slrotijj-"plall'orin" I'roni .specialty' , and we will submit your bills ior Do With Your Summer? I of adding a writing section; ; •which Ihe arms and legs yvoik, tine can.be a Sylvan's Writing Program is a-.-. compensation. No faults & Medicare. -.. highly, recommended for the sum- • 1!1 typi;ol exercise tli.iltoncenlrales'pn cort'Cdndilioning is ' ; ; EH10V HOT SAVINGS NOW Prior to enrollment, Sylvan.' Start your college career or ; uses a Skills Assessment to get.a '•• • Going On Now!, clear picture of each cliild's specific "S urn extra credits towards your needs: The assessment is a unique . combination of standardized tests, with a Pre-Season Coupon diagnostic tools and personal. .''••-'• SPRING THIS WEEKEND interview's that enables the staff .to Choose from 3-12 week sessions. create, a detailed profile of each ' -. •' • III ICSIIA1. & S/\TU1II>AY student's strengths'and wealtness- 10am to 9pm 10am to 6 pm es.. •..'••.••'•.• . .-' • ••.-•'...-' . ISLAND Attend class at convenient locations; For more information about the Sylvan Learning Center, call (908) • Leap Frog • ; : » jay Jay :- SIDEWALK RHEEM CENTRAL AIR in Utility Rebates on A Stroll through bur charming downtown • 709-()202 and speak with the : Thomas & Friends. •Grooyy Girls RHEEM14 SEER You can even learn at home • (liroctor,. Shelley Grobc, CONDITIONING UNIT and enjoy good food, music, contests arid •Games •; • FMzzles •'••'•"•• With This Ad • Expires 7/9/00 CENTRAL AIR UNIT OVERSTOCKED Shoes as low as not to bo combined Model RAPA-Condenser w/any other offer bargains galore all.wtekend, On with Telecourses and Online courses. •Legti V • Art Kits;. .: AC48-Coll Thursday night;from 6 to 9pm, come, down , Hardware store • Madeline •• • Infant Items and DRASTIC ','••'•? -,'•;•, „'•/.,'-,•••', and enjoy Classic Cars and great music. can help with p Alex Much More!. REDUCTIONS • Science Kits '•TMENl : •'••••;• REEL-STRONG Register Now! Full Five Year Home Summer Concert Scries continues on fix-itprojects Owner Protection Plan Tuesdays at 7 pin: July1, Sept. 2-. . • Lost Group of Classes Start July 7! , FREE Gift Wrap • FREE Personalization Including Parti A Labor! Sept. 9.&. Sept, 16 at The Gazebo, N. Union CRANPORD - Alban- & Lewis, • RockpoH '• Dansho * New Balance Full Ten Year Warranty & Springfield Avenues. . . . ;: located at 109 North Onion Ave. is an old-fashioned hardware store,- • Hush Puppies • Keds • Soft Spots • Bdstonian On Compressor Classes mjltosihess CRANFORD .• thafstoclcs the necessities for metvtoen NorthA va. and Springll0Aw.) tlioso fix-it jobs around the house. .-•• MEN'S IT 14W TO :SE • WOMEN'S 5-12 W/4E t < Union Computers; Customers will notice the latest •m 908-272- DRESS County Weber barbecue gi-ills and the V. X T It A Cranforciis celebrating.-its independent retailers Liberal Arts, College assortment of beautiful bird f'eecl-: WIDE WORK • .-••.•'.-''.'•"• • this Independence Day. . ers. Bnice Alban has taken a spe- ,•'•• ';•:• CASUAL: Crtta(acd.Elliab.th.Plalnll.ld r n| HEATING & COOLING Science and more. Staled Plo)n« .: cial iilterest iii the collection of. • Z ^T '^ %V Purchase decorative bird feeders and will • 7 "•"•^EVENING' Cruniiml DcUvntiiwn -Muringintmt .Corporation- help individuals to select tlie right ; Any Purchase |Da ylj iilicooiw.UmlBn$25" Ekckxte ors aecoc Mort de p1 j / ' wr|n''aupon LimnW.E.ctosHec^'indifxciaiotos. 1;.••"•'• ' -"I .W«kcoqw.LMon. En'tUJi*&«?»fl^J«*»s I,' 9 North ilniori Aye •Cranford • 9 08r2 724)059 one for their yard, l Cannot be comfrnw) *ith any olh»( o'rfif Supnes 7.2103 • f Carnol be combined vntti any olhet oHei Eifwss 7/23/03 |v;-'v J « — — -. — -.-• — -•— "-.•-•"--f . 1 mile West Parkway'Exit 137' '•.'• .-'.'• Call (908) 709-7518 and register today! ' Call (908)'276-0866 for more , — ii>rormntion. -•a- -i v 4.. - _.;

A-8 Cranford Chronicle June 26, 2003 Cranford Chronicle

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spa center Art antique safe Foreign films series kicks oft Monday deserve bfVictdrian • panvolloHMgnilhils/with ).—Talla Skin Care CRANFORD —Asthe community develops its busy downtown andDay Spa, located at.25.North area, Cranford is holding .on to its Victorian heritage. ;.; •..•••:».'"PPyTini.es" Monday, June 30•' I he him from China shares ' -...' Ave. West in Cranford, can be Loul 'merchants have been thriving hero before and over since . tlio t.-ilo ol an a^ing bachelor ''• found right by the Cranford Movie the Robbins and Allison Moving and Storage Company first'esiab- ; ,;wi» Uisn'(,hcen lucky i, love : •• .."•Theater. ,,:..•;.• • \ • • ',• /' '.-.-;'. hshed their business back in 1907. When Robbins and •Allison closed v The spa serves clients with reg-, '• •.•••''"nkinB-hc-hasfinaily met the •'• their doors (hey left behind .a piece of Cranford'sVictorian-.liiktory—-; wwnaii.of.his:<|rei ms, he. leads ular, facial treatments s!uch as deep a safe that' dates back tothe'lHGOs,; ,,- .. ;' ;;: . . /,' .' ; . • ' : l pore deaning, .coUageni^araJBBn, Whon Spencer Savings -moved into the downtown area, they .., , .•"''>• to MIPVO.he-is.wealihy arid - -.- aRree* |(i a wedding.far beyond • seaweed and glycolic ejcfpliajaon.; ; replaced the Robbins and Allison building with a Victorian-style , ',, Skin care specialists successful- . ton^tructionthnt complimentsthe.downtown ambiance. •.-•., •jus means. '•, •' , , ./,• ' ly cure many skin disorders such 1 . vAIVaid of losing his future as,teen and severe acne, blemishes, During the construction, Spencer Savings was successful, in pre- : serving- the Robbins. and Allison wife by removing it from the site '••'. •pigmentationsspots,etc. , ,. tl : 1 ; and icitpredi thi?safe to itsoriginal-condition. This piece of '. •-. • ' • ,H ' * pti(iir(le.sit;,U)d'to ke.ep his . In most cases, these conditions Ci antord's history is now oii display inSpencer Savings lobby. The/ fiance loolo(l.,'Fh0 Him provides ' dp, not need to be served by. derma- hand paintings onthe.insido.of.'tlu>salb doors are, the original artist;. . anuitovstii^.-iook at'just.'h'ow-'''' : tologists. Treatment and advice for . uork providing onlookers a glimpse of ihp'.Viclorian.artistry.that.•-'• • / niui'h urban C)iina has changed' ...hbme;car!e fromexperienced : .- Hi/ret-Wit years! The film will he • .' u ent into making -.this safe. ; . . . estheticians is all that is needed; • v ..shown at, ]:30 and 7 p.m..in the •• • Talla. mass, age center has been "The Robbins and Allison.safe is a'RWit conversation ])iece, said. aiidiiivisual room. •, •'.: . : extended by new varieties of body Daniel Nl Lesko, braiich maiiagci' for Spencer's•downtown Criinford l)ianch office. "We are Ibrtil'naU1to hiive such a iiniqlio piece1 oi' .' , / V'OuJiily 7, .the organization massages. In addition to Swedish ; :; ,w.ill. present. -Kandahar;:a story: reflexology and aromatherapy, the- Ciajiford's history in our lol)bv. (:[.•''••: '.. • .. •'.':• Sponcor took a lot of care jiv prt'soivingllte-Cranford downtown tihoi.n life in t,he spiritual capital center now offers sports massage, 1 • olt he, Taliban and the restric-'.".' ' shitsu arid reiki. Victonan look when .we roplawd ••the -Robbing and.A'llisorv building," -' ; Losko said; 'The kifo.iira'nts tlio entirclniilding and tr.ulyreminds>' •' tions'the. people of the city had; And if you're looking for the , : .us.of.the past." . r- .:'.••••.'••'.;•• ' •;.'.;.'; . •'•'• : to.endure..The. Him will also be ,, spfeiiialgift.'T'our,Hands massage" , '.' CranfordV downtown has many.loco! retailer's.; restaurants, cafes ; shown .at 1 :.'H) and Y p;.m.'••:•.•.-" with': a nice setting,, music and cari- .and otherbusinesses.,For a unique shopping exporienci'e,,come'to •• . ••"• ''; In udd'iliiin, the library will, dlies'are soriiething a recipient will The safe from the Robbins andAllison Moving and Storage Company Was built in the 1860s and :Cran!br(l's downtown and experience: the old world charm .that has. ^present a series.of children's' •' always remember. Weighs 4,850 pounds. made this a great place, to live; work and shop for, heady a century. •. lilius 1 la, m. Tuesday morning- /;Vi^)on'fc forget to stop at talla , • ' July .1-Aun. 5. The films will he ' SJ^Care Day Spa to get the; great ..sluM;n. in the Children's:. •.:.'. seryiceypu deserve. Talla is the " J'ra.iirainmiiig Rpom-nnd'afe : [nt'.'choice to preserve your well-. , geared for ,'iges:4 and. up. ' /,^'jTalla is open Monday through Rainbow Academy is open for bm The threat of precipitation forced ceremonies Friday 10 a,m.-8 p.m. and : Crano's Ford DAR inside, but the weather couldn't rain on the CRANFORD^-On May 31,' Rainbow Academy Child Care three full day pre-K-rooms, an. on for fj-yerir-olds aiul. . ejih'ance.each cliild's development, parade of the members of Cranford High Saturday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. The spa is presents ROTG awards School's Class of 2003, who graduated June 19. closed on Sunday. ' Rainbow Acaderny-Cranlbrd, IXC Centers family. The center is posi- enhanced three, hour half-day pre- ]|r Suniiner Gamp for G-10- • by providing an environment, ih , .located at 560 South -Av<\ East in The 226 graduating seniors and their families '-For more information and an tioned to. serye'Criinford, Garwood.' school program lor 2'i: mid'3-ypnr-'- .year-olds provides, lajiiilios with:. . which activities are.appropriate for CHAN FORD —The Crane's', crowded into the high school gymnasium for appointment .call (908) 272-3006,." .celebratedits grand opening, ; Westfield, Roselle, and jKcniKvprth" olds in (he .mornings and a 34 complote child care covcrii^c all ..''• . t heir individual' differences. Along Ford Chapter, Daughters of the•'••'• '' the event. Above, senior class president Joshua A 24?hpur'answering machine is Hundreds of people came out to and offers easy access to.the \ hour prog'Kim. IbH-yeai-olds in the •yea'f long."-; •'•..'.• ,' • .••.'• with positive attitudes and interac- .. American .Revohiti.o.n recently^ Lasky addresses the gathered crowd. Top right, see the newest member of the . on call. . , ... -.•. -.•'•'' • ."CranfordTrain Stationand the afternoons. ' ; Tho center isownwl fiiul-'opcnit.-- tions, each child is encouraged: to [jresented three ROTC bronze graduates march in during the opening proces- Garden State Parkway.. . ;.' ;•••. The center •'operates 7 a.in.-6:3Q ed by its co-direciors-.Louis reach (heir.full cogiiitive.sodal, ' .medals, certincates and •' '. sion; And bottom right, one decorated automo- The full-service, center features" , p..m. Monday-Friday and oflers 1'alzarano and Jeiinifer HonKu'iofl! • emotional, physical; and creative' Anicricaii .Express gift cards are . bile spoke for the sentiments-of the class. After Machine Quilting two infant rooms''for pre-walkers • servicelo.r two;'• three or five (lays ..Each have been long-time..mem- development. Several computers in awards, ceremonies. •: . ; • the ceremony, students traveled to Project . and .walkers, two nursery rooms, . per week, The full-day . ; Iwrs of tho Rainbow Academy each' classroom for 3-year-olds and Recipients this year Were .US Graduation, held at Gran Centurions in Clark, Service & Fabrics Chjld Can).Centers family and .'•••• above,and the.exclusive Reading V21.sl Air. Force Jr.'ROTC Cadet where they celebrated until the wee hours of the Artistic arid'iWditianul.Quilling • have the vested interest of an .";• .. Rea'dine.sS Program will "ensure '•'•'. , Daniel Heppt, Scotch-Plains morning: For a full list of Cranford's graduating owner. As such, parents can I'e.sl. t hat chi Idi-en are well prepared for' seniors, along with a list of award and scholar- Custom Bedspreads • finished Products .'Fanwood-High School; Navy- :.' ship winners, see Page B-6. •;: assured that the center will be run I ho, rigors of e)p,mentaiy school. Marine Corps Jr. ROTC Cadet , • ijva way that wiU'ensuro its suc- . .This slatt'-ol-tlie-art center also Angela Zorro; Elizabeth. High cess.. .'-.- ' '. ' ••.,.• • •;. -.••: features a coded entry system and ' School; and Navy Jr. ROTC Kainhoiv Academy's program video and audio surveillance moni- Cadet Shanii Aponte, Linden . . _// IRISH IMPORTS has boen din'elbped to lit the needs toring of every classroom. Parents High, School, • '-.; f •'of.todays active families. From.; ' have their own entry code to come.-, .•wvyw.nziesquilting.com1 :•• . ; e carry Sweaters, Flakes & Crtinchie Bars, and much morel! ini'aiits to kindei-garteu, Kajnbow and go as they pltsase while know- , Criteria for receiving the award were that a .student par- • I ' 17 Alden Street, Cranford * (908) 709-9700 • (%Sy Irish dance shoes are always in stock Acadeiny strivesio.provide chil-' ing that strangers will not have : access to the building. • ;. tjcipate in the Jr. ROTC pro- . GEORGE PACCIELLO/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER' Hard & Soft. Gillys & Diamond tip • (Iron with -a quality "home-away- gram anddemonstrat e academic •fnim-hbine" atmosphere while pro- ; ,.'As. with, all Rainbow Academy ,•••' . QpemWed 11-S• Thurs 12-7• fri 11-5»Sat 11-5, '• , excellence, dependability, good /, moting the dovelb'pmpnl'of-a posi- "Child;Care Centers, Cranford will , : 0^ ^ 111 No. Union /Vventie * Cranford « (90S) 272-7770 tive,self-image, self-discipline, iind also feat ure Internet-Parent Watch : character,.adherence' to military , (uvvu.parentwalt'h.C()m) -a color discipline;leadershipand afiin- cooperatio.n in each (.'liikl.. • d;iniental and,|)ivtriotic under- . , Each Rainbow Acadeniy Child video ni.onitoi-ihg syste.ni.i wluch'- retires >i ; allows authorized subscribers (par-, standing 6f the importance of ".s,-a:.f;s:a; : h Care Center provides i.i.fun. learn- Smith pursued higher education at , UMC in Andover, where the congrega- Treat that Special Someone to Something Special , ing environment that is ba.sed on • • ents, grandparents, family or •'. the Reserve Officers Training .Giii'ps. ••• . : •'•• -•' '. tion built a new parsonage and new • . deyelopmentally-uppropriato prac- , friends) the ability to watch their Reverend steps down from church post Princeton University. While in college, . Consider Our Professional Services: tices aiid' activities^ ' .••:•:-;•• •-.•••• he:mnjpred in religipn.and"literature •/ "church during his :five-y6ar tenured" ." diiklren over the Internet from and served as president of the Wesley :•• Smith served six-year terms as pastor • European Facial • Body Therapy • Age-appropriate •programs--/..'. work or home; -. •".. • .;.• ; after nine years of service in Granfbrd • Body Massage College Women'.'s Club • Foundation and student commander of of United Methodist Churches in :..-.'. awards scholarships the Air Force ROTC unit. ,. ' ,: V," Bloomirigdale and Hillsdale before.: .-.-•; Vvnyasa- StyleBathaYoga We Also Do '•-••. CRANFORD — June 22 was .the last friend's., . .,',. • ' . • •' ' -. •' • Waving • Ilturol^sn • fdi PUTIHIIJ ' N.nls & Pt'diclires : : After graduating in 1963 he married ; accepting the position of Conference .... . , • CRANFORD—-The College . • •Sunday for tlie Rev. Dr. Barrie T. Smith ; Smith'has served as pnstpr of • . , Judy, a Princeton resident, and served as Council- Director for six years, supervis- fr in a Serene and • Si.ilp &. lldir rriMlnuriK • Cosmi'iii Products- Women's Cluh awarded, nine at the Cranford United- Methodist ' •Cranford United- Methodist Chur'ch for.'•' : a. porsonnel officer in the Air Force,for ' ing program ministries for 150 XJM••.' Congratulations and Best Wishes $1,000 scholarships uj: their , • Church: His.sennbn "Grace and Peace the past: nine-years;'and will retire to his four years while stationed hear Seattle, Churches.in Northern New Jersey. to me Graduating Class of 2003 annual, banquet June 9. . ' , to You All" was'nh: inspiring message for home in Dingman's Ferry, Pa. ' • . ' Washington'.' •: --..:, • His love: of teaching.led him to enjoy , The recipients were required •.'• all those gathered. ' . . : '. •.'•;'.• • Smith's call to preach first came at' skin care & day spa : Responding to God's call to pastoral- serving for 23 years as an adjunct pro- ; For more information: 908-272-7203 to be in the'upper one-third of' .• On June 13, more than 200 friends :• age 16, after he' completed the "God and ministry, Sniith attended Seminary at fessor at Drew Theological School, where . '•'••..•• www.satsangyogastudio.com hi! \U 11,1 II'- I their class, show involvement joined Barrie, his wife.judyi and their • Country" requirements for his Boy-Scout Drew Theological Schoolin Madison and he/earned the M.Div.,and D.Min.' 50 South Ave. W. (at Lincoln Ave.) Cranford 25 North Ave. W . i. from and commitment to their school family at a farewell dinner. Many ; badge. His. experiences in'Scouting- • served as youth minister at Morrow degrees. . , •/•• '• •.. ..' .- . -: :'•: '•/'• Cranford arid, community, and live in parishioners from his past churches and taught him to be prepared to help when- United Methodist Church in Maplewdod. Smith began his service as pastor of ••Crahford.-.:?'---- .•..-• " ' • -: , members of the Cranford Clergy Council, ' ever needed and,to serve God and. neighf-'- • After graduating magna cum laude in Cranford UMG in June 1993 and has, . With Any Service J . • Not' lo [w coinbincd uilti otlmr. stjWiccs : .The Cranford High, students ' attended/as .well as all his faithful bor-with nb thought of reward. , .••.' ." 1970, Smith served as pastor of Andover . served there faithfully ever since. . were recipient's: Joseph Bulthaupt. Michael Dooley,. .. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10-6 • Saturday 9*5 • Closed Sunday David DrechselJr., Kelly , . .Nick & Staff McCoyern, Steve. Rickeii, Sergio Registration Congratulation's to all bur 2003 •Sciahcarepore, Laura Sofia and .' :.{-' '3O2 Centennial-Aye .Julia Zebrowski, In addition,: • Graduating Seniors. We wish Craig Mdnto'tiri of the Union" changes for Child Ca re Cehters I;,-Crawford,: NJ 07016, County Magnet School was a. • '•^\^^'-- each one of yoit a future filled .*& M'^ • :"" ••• recipient. pre-school with success and happiness. . Also', the: club presented-a Year Round Extended! Pay S7.ri0,"Tnbati.' Award" to Rachel , . 'Kimk'rly Ar^c-ir • Nik'iile llarcni\e. •' • 1 Lisa I'apanila'a Sekinger for .'her contributions to Child Care Learning Programs 1 prograins - Diiniclk' AIIUIK .' -.. " ' Mereililli lle'ilvil • •' ,•' ' ' Lauren I'askiniih ' . Sfan H:ir;in 1 ' •ClaVi.vllilliiiril.. . , Aiulrc-u iVivl.'ik -..'•• the 'school-anil community.. This ;. J^utiiiL" Uiril : - . Ruhcil Jackson • • Daniel 1'eiiio ' • award is given in, honor of the .... vmxm '-.. CRANFORD V The policy for CiraCL1 Hissei ., . ", '• ' On Mai JIICOIK -.; •' . • • Lia.l'eirozziello • .' , . ; • COME JOIN A DANCE I "everyday'hero" whose, commit- .- registering children in the Pee : Jusiin Bltiiiyus -, • - . '.-•. • limily Kahli . ' / Monica l\nlj:iirski • • * • Nicok' Hiifliiui'i '• ' Kalllyn Knvulus MichaeLPoliiloro . ' . . nuMitandinvolvemerit often go WeeKapers and Kiddie Kapers, ' Mojiliiiii'ltriidy. , • •', l.nii.Kieni|'isty - Hramluii 1'iinlpeo •..' . •'. . uiU'ecognizod.' . " ..' •:'• for the fall sessioh has changed, M;uy l.'iilhcrim* UIII!L 1 C'lu'.sier K-liniek. . Sarah I'rini/. '•' ' OR FITNESS CLASS 1 the club also has a tradition . the Recreation and Parks Amlioliy IJU(iiuoni|ii) -'.. KailiryirKlopl'. Krislen Kasielii ' • * ', ol'awarding. $100 to the highest-^ Department has announced. , • RyiinCiihill. • -. . James Knecluel ,' • Amy Ueeiiil ; KiistL'li C';i|iaj;ii;in. • Viclona Kochowski : ' : : Jennifer, Kegu . .ranking senior girl. This year • , Effective immediately, both Jau|iidinc .'CialK'lln Daniel Kmse : . . Linilsay Uoilrigues . / FOR THE SUMMER pre-school prograins will be on a .Innu". CIciiviT • Jamie l.aiiije . . Jennifer Rycyk • • that a wardwas. presented to •. :• . Chtulwjcki' CoupiT I-.eannt.1 l-iiwivtici'. ... Keulieih Sanpcki ' •Bella Sorkin, co-salutatorian at lpttery-based system. Residents ; ' • Antlrcw Cctsva , Vanessa IAMII ' ; , , Nicholas'Shevelcv . .CranJbrd.'I-Iigh; ' , . ; . wishing to enroll their, children Full-day Kindergarten :-..;•. '.i Michael Ciinninghiiii . Nicnk' Uonlan Paul Sclulano must brinj» proof of residency .l.'iC(|iicliiH' (/mV/o . • Lauren Liieikleke Sieven Scoil 1 Corriputers in Classrooms • .-.Ashlty liauhori . •' CaiilinNtahnney . • ' •-. Kalhy Seili , , and birth certificate by July 7 to ,.,'-, JoannaDeLauro • ('lH'islo|)l]e!MaLliniV- . •'• • Jenna Siratiiisa . • . Group will discuss the Recreation Office, 220 • Certified Prafessional Staff f Sloven Dickoy ; • .Melissa Mariiiuv, ' .'/Oioiims S'ochii 'The Handmaid's Tale' Walnut Ave. No payment will be Exclusive Reading Readiness. Program '': ' 'riioniiis.Onnlon . • JiiS(m\Mrliiiu. Daniel Sli'lamtwic/. ,. Davkl liisenhi'n: . •;. Harry McC'ann , ' . Jessica Stylcr '. / • ' •. Adults and Teens accepted $t that time.:, . , .Developrnerital,ly,At?propriate/ Curriculum. • ; . Jonaihan t;]l,i«, • •'.'••' Liiuri'ii McCarthy ,- Jonaihan .Sukovich • . ivENILWORTH—The \ ' The drawing will take place 4 / V ' Steven lyinkiliVrw Anna McClraih , Chrisutplier Surhe.r , "Supper and a Book" discussion p.m. July 7. After the selection, State-of-the-'Art Facilities'': ...-,,: . • .•'-. • l.:uiien l-'wlorgreen , ' Melissa Merrill Sieven .S\\an PnviJ Ftimaiuli's : • 1 Micliele Mickk'-Daukniplil, ' Carul Sweeney eroup ofthe.:Kenilworth Library, 15 registrants from each pror ' Internet ParentWatch System • : Sieplianie l:in'n • . , Hri'li Miller .Kalie Sueeney . • will.meet 7:i5 p.m. July £ to dis- gram will be notified pi their 1 Step • Body Sculpting • Yogti Nicholas i-laniini •• ; •" HiJiulonMirda David Sweijiart cuss Margaret Atwoods, The iSletank''Forinun '• . •'.- • Maria Molimi SaiiiaiUliaTelle ' • . . selection and Will be asked to Siephanie Freer. , . Ciaiu Monluuri' . KaiylietliThpnljiMin .Handmnid:s:Tale,"a'.dystoplan -., come in to pay for the program,. '{ 1 \Anthony (iiiii'ilanii-Miiiime . Mary Hllen Moore. Sanianihn Tyiulail (II Chi (for Men or Women) vision of a society in which _-. : The decision to move to a lot: Scoli.Orau •' Patrick Muhii ''..,: Patii Veltri . • women are. strictly controlled, Brian Greet .'.... . • 1 : Joseph Mujicii •• . „ l!iio Weinlwrj! •' teiy system waB nlade..by the " '-.. Theresa Qril'len Jerinii'er NelsoA . Michcille Weinef. : unable to have jobs ormoney, Township Committee at a recent . . . Jennifer Ouiirdi'ilo , Roliert Nowieki ,. . •'•". Amanda \Vells • . .'•' and assigned to various castes. meeting. The goal is to make ;'.';.'. ••'. Michelle Gugger • : . . Ariel Ocasio Joshiiii Zucker. FQR INFORMATION CALL: 906-276^3539 : 560 South Ave., Eaet . / Kieluml llaili'|>|) '' • Lauren O'Uonnell ', , Kyk-Xtjlil ' The group is open to all mem- •'' .' .•' PHOTO COUfiTESY BOB PLANT registration in the programs, JiunesOliveira ' . '. bers of the public; participants . wruch are-regtilariy pveraiib- ; i CranW areencouraged tobrmga light scribed, more fair. ;i ."..-"-'- •-'.. p' ; '.'.•• The Yvette Dance supperorsnacktoenjoyduring-. Wehegryou, Residents 8eekuig more infor- Dr. Franik W. Krause and Staff After yet another rained-out Saturday afternoon In Cranford, Manor Avenue residents Katie Jurkunas, 7, left, and Moya Jane Plant put mation or further clarification; pf v 116 North Ave.» Cranford • 908-272-5595 & Fitness Studio rary will provide! an old children's rhyme to paper. Their plea seems to have worked — the weekend rains gave way to Hot* sunny weekday afternoons , the new prPcediires should con- www.rainbowacaderriy.com — so Moya's mother {eft the slgnin place. Peeking through the window at center Is Bandit, Moya's three-month-old puppy. tact the Recreation and ParkB + Practice Limited :'.-Mj/Specialty Permit #2701 , ' ', : / (or Adults • 118 Walnut Avenue • Cranford to Orthodontics tum and Children B-2 Cranford Chronicle June 26, 2003 Cranford Chronicle B-3:

Evelyn Anderson I Obituaries breakfast, dinner at Lantern Centennial Avenue at 9:30 screened free of charge are $2: Tickets will be sold F\ • • , ' 1T.*A1.' ' .. /III..'• L •' 'n'L.L'j.1.. v\ _ _' ' ' i. ' _ ' • H ''•,•• , '. •'..''. Restaurant, night toifr and a.m. the fourth Friday of the CRANFORD -. Evelyn Church in South Orange, where 11:10 a.m. Mondays at the until July 7.. time for Christmas nH n Werner Anderson, 98, died June Mrs. Anderson was a member of ntaiv/BOO TL».P u,j otill uuciilJiuy OAf\O ^j. TT-:... TT- . ...j.GUUfl. For trip reservations, and members are welcome.- Walnut Aye.: . , on -the five-day get-away ..•••'." She vrasbom. in New York .Her husband, Jackson, and a Deborah Tuahy IQRS full information, phone Trips sponsored by the June HO — "Dennis the New, Hampshire trip Sept. state arid lived in Cranford before son. Clifford, are deceased. • • Helen at (908) 276-2849. chapter include: . Menace," .96 minutes. 27 --, Oct. 1; Non-members moving to South Orange in 1983,, . KENILWORTH — Deborah A; J., all at home; a daughter, Tracey A memorial service will be 11 -; Oct. 9 -—to Mohegan Sun Comedy features Walter are welcome; Call Trudy Mrs. Anderson was, with Tuohy, 44, died June 20, 2003 at. Ann of Bayonno; and her grand- Tlnusda\ Club Activities Wednesday Club a.m. tpmorrow at the First & her home in Westfield. •'•', . mother, Anna Catena of Newark. in Connecticut. Cost of $26 Matthau as Dennis' much Neuhauser at; (,908)" 272- Celanese Americas Inc. in New Trinity Presbyterian Church, 111 UH' ( i mfoul Si nioi Ti ips sponsored by the. A funeral Mass was celebrated. c rliim Z7 — boti.il/bmgo includes $10 food and $10 9f?47 for information. : Providence for 25 years, retiring Irvington Ave., South Orange: She was born in Newark and ni/( as llmisfhy Club Wednesday Club include: put-upon neighbor, Mr. lived in KenilwOrth before moving Monday at Holy Trinity Roman Tups sponsored by the in 1975 as! an executive secretary, Arrangehients are by the. UHts Seph 1-5 .r- to. Wildwood play bonus. Bus leaves at Wilson, ; Arid if you want to go to She.,; was a member of the •toWestrieldiril981. '. . Catholic, Church, Westfield, fol- " ' 1"" at the I'ndiy (Mub 8:30 a.m. , ; For more information •. Atlantic City the first Preston Funeral Home in South lowing services at the Higgins & < oininimit\ ( (>nt( i 220 Ciest. Includes four nights .Mapleivpod Women's Club. , , ' Orange. Donations may be sent to Mrs. Tuohy. was a corporate Auj 20 - 'Countiy accommodations at Regal Dec. 11 — to Lancaster, . about township: programs Thursday of the month, con- secretary for .21 years with Nu- Bonner Echo Lake Funeral Home Wilnut A\( Acti\itios , She sang in the choir at the, the First & Trinity. Presbyterian Floedown at Mount Haven Pla/a; entertainment, Pa. to.see the Sight & Sound for seniors, phone |(908) 709- tact Joe '.Matturo- at (908) First ,&. Trinity Presbyterian : Way Inc. in Linden. She was a in Westfield. Burial ,was in -him >b Rlmt0 |)MI,K •Church:' ; ' • : .. Countiy Resoil Milfoid Pa production of "The Miracle 272-7743: .. . • • . ,v . •'• : member of the Marine Moms, of Fairyiew Cemetery, Westfield. • (Ion iJions (,„ ( ,nloi(l r includes musical/variety 7283.. :;, .•/;;.-•,,:-•., ;•,; . "" Donations may be sent .to K Cost of 1o ) includes a bieak show at Cape May County of Christmas.." |Cost is $84r The Birthday Party for America. •, • •..."' ,' •';.' ..-.• '.••.'.,"•" iMlllllv ( IK kenilworth Senior Daniel DiFabio Surviving are her husband, .Atlantic. Hospice, 33 Bleeker St., last bufict md full dinnei Pei forming Arts Center, com- Trip includes a family-style June and July .birthdays, Miliburn; NJ 07041 or American < liips sjionsoiccl h\ (he Tin bus leaves Cianfoid 8 30 dinner at the Good & Plenty Qitizeris C|ub' was held June .17. Members CRANFORD . — Daniel V. Michael of . Westfield,. and'••• Dennis J; her parents, Louis and Ihinsdu ( hilt edy/dinner :•;. show, trip .to , . Vipgihia B. "Jean1' of Kcnilworth, Cancer Society, 507 Westminstei i in restaurant. .. ; The Keniluoith Senior' who u'lcbiated thpn birth- DiFabio, 79, died June 22, 2003' Delwyn '• 'of: Washington-- S.;;/ 22 (hi 10 ] ^ Atlantic City casino. $275 per at Overlook Hospital in Summit)! Township; a sister, Elizabeth three sons, Bnan M , Kevin J and Ave,, PO Box 815, Elizabeth, NJ u 0(1 Ji —Kill lohatfe tout For trip reservations and Citizens held its monthly days were Joe Matturo, 07207-0815 vc^i-, n.ition il puksinclud person double , occupan- ',. :. He, wasborn in Elizabeth and Massa; and seven grandchil- Marine Corps Lance Cpl Patrick Cost of VT) includes lunch information, call Michael meeting on Juno 4, 2003 Louib D'AJe^ssu), Louis "iR (lu (,i ind (\in\on ind ty/$340 ; single occupancy. lived in Cranford all his life. '••';" dren; .. .•'•'. '••.•••.• ' • '.,- ' .•. ... Tlu bus leaves Cianfoid 9 Deposit of $75 required with Doncrahk at (908) 486-6679. The speaker was DanCaiaveJlo, Doiothy Mr. DiFabio retired in 1985 Services were held Tuesday two n^hts m H, lIls()n ( os, a m :'. Instalja'tion of officer's, Kalam, Medicare coordina- Plummor, Annei Stelzor, after 40 years with Alcan Metals at the •' Dooley Funeral Home. Richard J. Rembert Jr. i^ Iii( )')1 |Ki ptison doublf balance due. July 14. For OIL 2 i — 'Night Light i eservations, phone Harmon will.take place at. a June 6 tor for Union County He Frieda Fiancis, Flo in Union: He was an Ai^rtiy veter-. Burial was in Fairview . CRANFORD — Richard John Badge, the National Defense occup inc\ lot [cm spoke about possible Tuo/zoio, Ilelon Caiolan ah of World War II arid awarded Cemetery, Westfield., Rembert Ji, 54, died June 18, Service Medal, the Army loin to BothlLhcin Pi Cost Finston at (908) 276-2845 or luncheon at Lincoln School. a'Bronze Star. 2003 at his home Commendation Medal, the is SI90 pei poison single Arleen Borden at (90.8) 272- For reservations, call.Helen •changes in Medit.uo being and Pauline Stieko foi June .Donations.'.may. be\serif to discussed in prescription and I llhan Uck/hopffcr, Surviving are his wife, Agnes Granford First Aid Squad, P.O;-, He was born m Newatk and Vietnam Service Medal with two 11UIa\ Cliih occup.mcv VI50 double occu 5441 .'.•.•.•••• •'.. :-••';••- ••'.;•:• •'••'} Harmon .at (973) 467-0753; Robertson DiFabio; two sons, Box 1771, Cranford; NJ 07016.. had lived in Cranford since 1973. stars arid the Vietnam Campaign I In ( i uifotd Sr moi p imy, VI 1") inplt occupancy Cranford Chapter Cranford Recreation drug bills, Medicare Fiank Rasniski, Lucille Medal. •";'.' '•". .--• . '.'•• .•, ';.-'•/• Advantage and Knh.incod ljiitadoma, Audrey Mr. Rembert was with Lucent <- itiAns ] ml i\ C lub m< els 1 Indudcs icconmiodations at ; Surviving are his wife, Joann m AARP':#4269;V:;,; .' '.•••• and Parks Department Medicare Richards, Chailos Vitale, Technologies for 31 years and . P it I In (onimumh ( onifod Suites tianspoiU 1 Madeline Favor retiredin 1999 as a systems tech- Ley Rembert; his parents, AARP meetings are held; Movies for Cranford . T.ho suminei picnic will be and Edith Caiavollo for 1 (into 220 Walnut \\e * ion deluxo continental :.•••..CRANFORD ''' -^ Madeline Cerisano; and: a brother, nician. •':He was' a former.conv Richard J, Sr. arid Florence JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT at Lincoln School brr seni.6s ' 60 and- older are held noon July 15, tickets July FaVpr, 87, died June 21, 2003 at Benjamin LaRussq. •'. .. .-.'.v ••• mander of Ainerican Legion Post O'Neil Rembert; a son, Richard J. Trinitas Hospital in Elizabeth; • Surviving .are- a daughter, 470 in Keriilworth. III; a daughter,. Heather Ley t She was born inElizabethand Lorraine Cerisano; a sister, Mary . He was assigned to. the #2nd . Rembert; and a.grandchild. Hold on tight! had lived in Crnnford since 1996. Scannella; two grandchildren Airborne / Division, -101st • A memorial Mass was cele-- the pony rides were at the other end of the street, but Hallle •••';. Mrs. Favor wns self-employed and a great-grandchild, Airborne Division. and First • brated Saturday at St. Michael's Rosenburgh was enjoying this ride on the shoulders of her as- a seamstress. She also was a ' A funeral Mass was celebrated Infantry Division! as an Army Roman Catholic Church- father David at Summerfest in Westfield Sunday teacher- for preschool classes at Tuesday at, St; Anthony of Padua veteran of the yietriam War. Mr. Arrangements were by the the Cplchie.School in Elizabeth Roman. Catholic Church•. in Rembert was awarded the Dooley Funeral Home. Donations. and handicapped students at the Elizabeth.. Burial was' inVietna. m Cross of Gallantry with may be ; sent to the .Atlantic L Cerebral Palsy Center of- Evergreen Cemetery,. Hillside. Hospice.or cancer research; TH palm, the Combat Infantryman's Elizabeth. Y \v/: •, •.'•• ' ,: . .Arrangements, were by the Missionaries to offer .'Deceased are her 'husband, McCracken Funeral Home: in Joseph;: a daughter, Joann . Union. . . ' ' •..•..' •."...' Angelina Stiller a look at how Muslims Preserving driveway a way to protect lift in your home ' KENILWORTH - Angelina A. Mrs. Stiller: was a former member V lionu Xl- om o| tin nmo^S t \tillll u K il th it ,\sph lit { nt hll( liui rhlMl!'"!' \Z{!l !!l! " !.!i! i\ !.'''!'!!! "'It'}\ ".V°:V" , ^ ind. ^teriora.tion,t(leterioration. oto thethe.!'• pave pave-- -•'causin•causing-damagg damagee' ttoo the.paveihen the/pavementt • i-emovremovee pollut.d.polluudui mihlemildewu anandd fufunn t ,,,p u min th thee numtenancmaintenancee of of, Ievi- William J. Prete Stiller, 88, died June 21,2003 of the Altar Rosary Society: at Our iii |III--M inns lot most pi opk ft unpioving the look of the home nient ; ' : " '' N surface. .•.••."';'.•• . . '.-'•' . ;,- gus: caused b\ moist me <\n<\ dential and lommeicial .isphalt at the! Shorrock Garden Cnre. . Lady of Perpetual Help Roman.. 1101 OllK I)in\ ul( s k (letonoi.ition unhiding ultia\iolet River before moving to Seaside Surviving are a son,. Paul J; a '.\ydrld'will be ])n>si nti d ^uiul n si Hiding Islunic culture pnuei u isluni ind si i| i School,1, ; attended Rutgers Surviving are a- wife, in Lavallette.- , -.-...'• . •Ryan Home for: Funerals in will speik llmui then r -x.pt i I a tin I \ ingi hi il lluologu il University and received a mas-' Elizabeth Ann; two' sons, William She was a member of the Seaside -Park, Burial was in St. ences and present ..photos and, Seminary -m Cairo. .This To improve your family's home, slides at a reception in -the Egyptian Presbyterian seminary _ _ -. 50 years experience tor's.,in engineering .'from the J.; Jr. of Kutztowh,. Pa. arid Craig Seaside Heights ProjDerty Owners Joseph Cemetery,iToins Rivor, Nevv. 'Jersey • Institute-, of F. !of Hoboken; and. a sister, Association and ,the. Italiari- •' Donations may be sent to the :.church's Fejlowship Hall rir.HWO provides theological education 1 in the Home Construction Industry Technology. • !. •' Margaret Rudd of Cranford. American Club.of.Soaside Heights. Tri-Boro First Aid Squad. a.m. •.'•.••' ••••.-.. '••.-.' , for. 'the local Presbyterian -.Calvary Lutheran Church, ;Ch'urch. the Synod-of/the Nile.. turn to this jamily-oivned firm located at- 108 Eastman St., is 'Their work has brought them Village Construction Services .•Recognizing that the has found that perfect property Mary A. Place Howard E. Milius one .of the congregations•;*i>onsor- into contact with. Egyptians and Lh.C-; .of Middlesex is a .full- , lifestyles and needs.of individu- and wishes to build their dream All types ot Home Improvement KENILWORTH. — Mary A. .Clermont, Fla.; a daughter; Joann! CRANFORD — Howard E. ' - A- private interment was ing the. Graftons'work. other Middle? Easterners from all service construction company als and .families such .as theirs home, Village can also under- Place, 83, died June 17,2003 at her Dale, of Brick; six gi-andchildren,- Milius, 85, died June 18, 2003. ;• planned in Boston. Arrangements • The Grafton's.-;serve, iii. Egypt' walks of life, and given them a.' which is owned by Michael, John change over the years, the three take the entire, construction home-in Whiting.. . ••'-,. ' . eight gi'eat-grandchildren and' . Mr. Milius was :a former resi-, were by John A. Freyvogel Sons, as, members of (he- Evangelical uniqlie insight into the . impor-- ' iind Anlhony.Vizzoni. "•••,/'•••'. owners have onterod. into the . process. , . Alterations • Remodeling • Additions Mrs. Place '. was, born in, three nieces. dent of Cranford. . :. . Inc., of Pittsburgh, Pa. . ; Lutheran Church in. America tarit.current-eVents affecting the , The three principals .have. honie addition, renovation and, - With.their vast expenence in Scranton, Pa! She lived in • A funeral Mass was celebrated Surviving•are a-; wife,. Ela Donations may be made to the (ELCA) through'the Division lor' world. Both from their Western . been raised in families that.have remodeling business. . ..••..'•• the construction industi v and Kenilwortii-. and Columbus/ G,i., , Monday at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Milius; daughters, Holly Diibocq Greater PoVuisylyariia Alzheimers Global-Mission. David,- who has a perception .and. through the eyes been in the construction and . .Whether a homeowner is'.p'urt their access to only the be st sub- before moving to. Whiting-in' 1997.. 'Roman •• Catholic Chiircli, Whiting, and Gay Fogarty; a son, Howard G. Association, lO'O-W. Station Square .doctoral degree iii Islamic stud- of their: I.slamic.neighbor.s. '.-•; .. real estate 'development. biisi- of a growing family and needs, contractors arid" suppliers, the . , She was a past grand"'•regent of following services at the DeGraff Milius; seven grandchildren;' arid Dr., The . Landmark Building, ies, is pastor .to. .St.'-Andrew's.' Members . of the public are nes.s since the early,1970s. '.." additional '.space- in.- .1 home, three business owners can Court1. St.•'• Theresa, Catholic -.. Lakehiirst • Funeral Home.. Burial nine great-grandchildren. ; ! Pittsburgh,- PA 1,5219. . • United Church, an international invited to attend. • . . • ' This./second generation of wants to create that; perfect- assure 'cost-effectiveness with- Daughters-•• of'.the Americas, in. was in; the Brig. Gen. William: C. builders lutve'oach put-in about ' kitchen pi' home office for- a out ever compromising quality Ketiilwoiili. . • '.•...•". . :, ' .'Doyle.'•-. Veterans. . Memorial. 15 years Avith. the family busi-. spouse, needs; an ndditiohal bed- so as to meet any. budget, 1 l\vo .brothers, .James. Malonoy Cemetery, Arnytown. EdytheM. Parks ness in various:capacities.-.With room or playroom .'for a visiting whether large or small. and Mariin Maloney, are deceased. Donations may l>c sent to .Brick CRANFORD —"'. Edythe" M. and inore:. recently of the their years of experience in the grandchild, or wants to create a >. The three are able to use ' Surviving are hoi' husband of 62 ••First.-Aid' Squad, P.O.. Box 126, •Canadensis Moravian .Church in County breaks ground Construction business, the three living quarter for an elderly par-' their talents and expeitise to Parks, 71, diod June-22, 2003.at ; 1 years, Clarence E.; a son;• Paul C. of • Brick,.NJ 08723. . . '. •'; ! Pocono Medical.Center from com- • Peiuisylvania- have decided to venture into; out- who- niay need assistance make every, aspect of a cus-.. •plications of diabetes and pneumo- Surviving are a . husband/ other segments of the real estate ' during his or.her twilight years, tomer's home, development : : on Sept. 11 mettiorial market and.put.their expei-tlse" Village is the're (p'meefbaclT.oTa- " iieeds,"from start to finish,'asuc - nia! - .--••— •-•:• ;•---:: --,--•--';:-- -VLyinan--- (Lewt Parks; daughters, 1 Mrs. Parks was born in 1932 in Deidre E. Buchner of Roselle and to use .through the'Village, customer's construction needs. cess that the Vizzonis are proud /FREE ESTIMATES NEW JERSEY Union County Preeholddr to attach their nfime to. . . N T Jersey City to Charles W. and Elizabeth A. Parks of Cranford;, -Ale'xan'deV; , '. Mirabella,' organization. • • And.-. if perhaps a customer'" BOTANICAL GARDENS £i& P Lucretia Sloat,' A graduate of and a sister, Earla L.Boruchowitz Chairman of Union County's |County news 1198 DUKE'S PARKWAY W. HILLSBOROUGH.N.J.08844 • KeyportHigh School and Berkeley- oi'Olympia, Wash.. September 1.1th •Moniorial HOURS • WED. THRU SUN. 10-5 DURING MAY EVERY DAY 10-5 .Secretarial School, she lived in Memorial services were held at Committee, has' announced Gardensiorecarries • Cranford for-35 years before retir- the Canadeiisis Moravian Church, that Union County has broken ground., for-its memorial to resi- ing to the Poconos in 1996; • yesterday. Donations tnay.be sent dents who lost their; lives in the terrorist attacks. The.memorial CLUB CARD DAYS , . Mrs! Parks was- an active mem- to the. 'Canadensis. •• Moravian will be located at Echo Lake Park. The .county, lost 60. men'and- o REDEEM YOUR CARDS FOR FREE PLANTS & ber of- the! Grace .. Orthodox Church, P.O. Box 209, Canadensis, .women in the September 11, attacks both at tlw.World.Trade a unique DISCOUNTS-JUNE 25 th thru JULY 4 th 2003 Presbyterian .Church in Weft.tilcld,-" •Pa. 18325. .' .' •'.•'. ; . Center and- on Flight. 93, which crashed into the fields of Southern. Garden Desires in Clark curries qne!s budget ;;.-.' Pennsylvania. '_-. • '.'. -..'..': '• :.-.".'•-•' ; : • '..''. ' . : • '. aunjque blend of moderately- priced As -an added incentive. the: store. ANNUALS-VEGETABLES-PERENNIALS-HERBS-MORE home accents' and 'gift ideas "resenv offers- the Bonus Buck Program,1 FOR DIRECTIONS & HOURS PHONE 908 725 0123 The memorialvvill'he located at the top:of the.hill above the which gives, customers a. $25: gift William C harles Meyer gi*eat lawn, above the location of the county's annual Summer Arts' •biing.the shops of Chester and New; :Hope.; '••;.•• '.•,,'• certificate back when they .spend' ' William Charles Meyer, 79, Westfield. Mr, Meyer was a mem- Festival cohcerts.it will be b iii It in the shape of the infinity-sym- 4 died June.: 1-9, 20Q3 -at-G.eiiesis • ber pf-Tau Beta Pi honor society at- bo.l (a figure-8.011 its side) and,will be 100. feet from end to,end and '. Their collections, focus on Ixith .; $2f)0;pver. the course of one year on .the home inid-'the garden: the home regular priced merchandise. Under • 'Elder'Care-Westfield Center.- . Michigan and a volunteer Braille 50 feet'.at its widest points. Ihchuled in the memorial will be a stat- : A'native of Port. Huron,' Mich;, - transcriber as well. ,; • ue of the arm of Liberty holding.her torch of freedom. Two steel collections feature a unique line pf- the- Bonus Buck Program, a cuS- Celebrate'Summer'with a visit to our mop he lived in Summit and New He was a Nayy veteran, .of girders from the Trade Center will also be incorporated into the wall hangings,'silk florals,, hand-' toiner only has to spend less than Providence before moving to WorldWarlL .' V; •:.'...;:.. design. The names- of the 60 residents lost in the attacks will.be '.paintecrfurniture anil a multitude', $25 per month in order to save 10 ; of accent pieces that make a house Fanwood iiv 1954. '. . '-. •'•" •: -. .-.'• SuiViying are his wife, Jean E.; inscribed on the base of the -monument.-'' , . • ; .percent ;. ' ,' -, padiedtothehrmw^ unique home a home, .while'garden, collection's - Garden Desires, changes.its col- -, --Mr-Meyerretired.in 1987- after - and a sister,; Betty J. Walton of The project will cost approximately $100,000, all. of which will, 39. years ns an. electrical engineer, Port Huron.. •.'.'• . '•-":.- ...- v. '.: feature . resin - statuary, decorative lections with .the. holidays -and .the be picked up by private donations. In.addition:to donating funds';, .'planters', benches,'•trellises,' plant' seasons and, since gardening is one. first with Bell Labs and later with . •' A memorial service will be held labor unions arid businesses have donated time, labor and materi- aceeMs and whimsical yard art Bell Communications Research. at Redeemer Lutheran Church 'stands', and a wide variety of yard of America's favorite hobbies,-it is als. Businesses can still help.move this project forward by.donat- the perfect choice for gifl giving. . He held bachelor's and master's with', arrangements , by the art; •" •• •'•'•. -.'. • '. ing materials to the project. "- ' ' .-.•'' •.•,•.' - .-;. • . . ' •'•V .Open daily, the store is located at. degrees in electrical engineering Memorial Funeral Home. The Freeholder Board hopes to complete the .project by the fall. Garden' Desires realizes, that New Item Arrive Daily frpni the University of Michigan; • Donations may be sent to: Care 1 consumers have many choices 73 Westfield' Ave., Clark, set back All donations are tax deductible and can be made payable to the:. : from- .the--road in the Salon West i He was a Sunday school Alternative Hospice, 70 Jackson Union County September 11 Memorial Fund and sent to UC Sept. . when incomes to shopping, so they teacher and youth group leader at Drive, Suite. 200, Granfbrd, NJ ..pffer friendly, ju'rsonal service ami '•parking lot' Call (732)57.4-9717 for 11 Memorial Fund, c7o The Qlfice of the County Manager,' more information and store hows. Redeemer Lutheran Church in.. 07016.: ••.•-•••. -••-..•" •:•'.'• Administration 'Bullding-iSth,- Floor, Elizabethtown Plaza, affordable price, points to fit every-' Elizabeth,.N.J. 07207. All donations, either in-kind or monetary, mm CROSS will be recognized; .--.-.';. LUTHERAN -CHURCH f^ Covenant Presbyterian Church Joseph Pollera Select Resin Statuary (While supplies last) 639 Mountain Ave., Springfield 291 Parsonage! Hill Ro;id. - Joseph Pollera, 81, died June II arid the Korean War, Mr. Pollera' : Program Kelps owners • ,•'•• 973-37M525 .;•:•-' 19,,:2003 at the New Jersey was awarded three Bronze, Stars ROOFING Youth Conference ' : .. • • • • siioit.mils •••••.' :',••• Veterans Memorial Home at for valor in the Battle of the Bulge, rehabilitate homes June 5th- 7th MenloPark. His wife, Phyllis, died in 2000. A : Cape Cod $2,500 MatringYowEQUseA Home! Sunday School & Worship 973-467-8454 He was born in Scotch Plains daughter,. JoAnn, died in 1974. A. , The tlnion County Board of Chosen Freeholders has approved 10O Off ( and lived in Westfield before mov-. a progVam to help Union County residents rehabilitate, their Services, 10 a.in. • >:30am-Sunday School brother, Don, is deceased; Bi-Level $2,700 Any * Adult & Music Ministries mg.to Elizabeth in 1983. .; Surviving are three sons, homes. The Miilti-Jurisdictiorial Housing Rehabilitation Program 11:00 am-Sunday Worship is funded by Union; County with $560,000 in Comiriunity. Roofing Job oUth & Children's Programs . Mr. Pollera was a truck driver Joseph, David and.Robert; a broth-, Split Level $2,90b 7:30 pm -AVed. Bible Study & Prayer for 40 years, retiring in 1988 from er, Milid; and two grandchildren. . Development Block Grant Funds. Sp , Open 7 Days 732-574-9717 Christian Nursery School & f ld hi "FailU comes by hearing, and hearing the KB, Trucking Co, in Clark. He Services were held Monday at "The.program is designed to improve single and two-family Price includes- removal-ol two layers of old shingles, dumpsters, complete clean Kihderfiarten : .• was a member of Teamsters Local the Gosselin Funeral Home in owner-occupied homes in Union County," said Freeholder Chester ..'up, 25 yrr . shinglegl s and all papep r and permits. : : . ...'•. hlf 7ei I ins <.un< o Fi ci'holders is looking for arti- BEST BETS Playhouse. Rising- Star Award for . sans, ciafts people and food-yen-., Coqnty Cultural and Heritage 'Big Apple' jazz at portraits, st.iuied gl iss potd iits dois (o demonstrate colonial or '.. Programs advisory Board. . Outstanding Educational Impact at a Victorian gaiden photos with bmgi.i Ndtive American work/crafl ' "By participating, artists, ve^n-; OassictPs .'. been played, with-jazz greats Playhouse ceremony June' 10; pbies, an'd.loui booklets «| Vidon.m /.' The Big Apple, Dixieland'.Ja/.J', Cdlunibia Records, toured.most skills and -to-s.pjl thoir Wares at dors and demonstrators will such as Denis Charles, William The program recognizes excellence, . •New. Jersey and New York in Sp.mish can be found at show Band will return to the '-, ;• of the nation!* larger college . :•... Union ('oiinty's 22nd Annual ' receive excellent exposure arid ; Summor|,''are "Friday Night; campuses, and played, many of Parker, Memeel Moondoc, Joel. in|_New Jersey.high fichool musicals;: ;andltalian sbowmg stati pnde Most people haven't really ,. ' Harvest Festival S.ept. 28 ''..,'• have a great opportunity to edu- Classics" series at Hit* Westfield ;'America's top jazz.clubs inc'lud- Forrester and Lou Grassi. ; .this year 117 schools entered the."'com-: This is Dt Mason's fifth Rising Sl.u ; • thought about what happened to •". The event is a celebration of.'; cate others about their art, craft 'First. United Methodist; Church ing Basin.Street, the Bottom Stove Little, drummer, has petition. The Educational. Impact Award; he h.is nut ivcd tbe P.ipc i Mill thpse millions of records iirid LPs Award is given to.educators who have- .-' tolonial and Native American life or work skill and the colonial •7:,'.!0 p.in. Friday,'June 2.7 in a 'Line, tl.ie'B.iltnKire, and tlio Blue recorded..\yifh the big bands of award ever\ vc.n since 1990 (or simi music, Native - ' "•. time period in general/' ••: printed from the early 50s on - . : connected- the production of their high . concert fhatjirom'ifii.'s.I'o be one Note iii-C'lucago with humorist Lionel Hampton, Charlie. .liir work. N( w Pio\ ulence High dancing, a ... '-..• ..- Freeholder Holmes', added'. . were they thrown out? Stashed in : school musical to the Now Jersey core '... : ' of the se'as'o'tvs ,bes't. , ' y , •• ' • ••Morf Rahl.Tn the nm!-. 1980s, ; : Barnett, and Duke Ellington,-: School's prodiulion ol Ilillo DolU Revolutionary War encampment, ; Examples of craft- and work . attics? Do people pare?There tire. 1 curriculum standards;,.-.:'. ••' ', •• Feat'tired wi.ir.lif (he exciting Voigt resumed an active sched- •' His playing probably reached ,was honu'natf d foi Fotii KismgStu many people who do care, and they. (.hilriicii s ci'afts, colonial fopd, . .skills being sought are: black- .,.'• souiuls of Dick.Viiigt, oh.pin'no-. ule. as a side-man at. Arthur's in Mason prepared'-intenlisciplinary .. Awards and iecu\ed oiu honoi.ihh 1 can be found browsing through ..-•' ., its largest audience during his (,'cunes ,md much more. The 22nd , smithing, kick wheel pottery,. •. with an .enseinble, that has. : the. Wes.t Village, the. Cajun, Red 1 teacher and student guides and did mention. Thr pioduttion also ie(i i\ed Annual Jlarvest Festival will • .thousands ofviiiyl "platters"at ;.' 22 years in the band that .' '.'. 1 1 broom making, shoe making, hat. •played to pave reviewij at nirtuy.' language-related projects in his - . .";'•'• ah award foi Outst induif, hns( mble take plate, rain or shine, at.... • ' record shows. . • . ':,.- ', . . .'• .• recorded the music for "Sesame making, jewelry making .and ; famous night spots and jazz fes- Italian and Spanish courses tied to; ' Group; .'•.-/' Tiiiilsidc Nature and Science quilting, plus other Colonial and ''• One place where all of these .'Col- , Organized in j 996, by Street and The Electric .. '• the musical "Uallct; Dolly;" .Several tivals.. Selections onilus pro- ; Mason is a I'lHO giadu itc of Scouh Center m Mountainside 11 a.m:- Native American crafts or skills, lectors converge is at record shows, Company."',. .- ,-•••' •'-, ,-• r gram 'will'', include classic jazz . pianist] Dick Voigt, the Big other faculty members;did lessons as :V. PlainS-Faiiuood High S( bool who b is i \) m Sept, 28., . .' >•'"'•• For details about how to par- such as the one being held at the: John Budier, cornetist, was wit-h.a Nciw Jersey-accent.,No . . •well "in science, practical arts, visual '• ta.i;ght iit New Providence High.School "TheHai-vest Festival is a ticipate, aill the'.Unioh County ' Holiday Inn on'Route 22 in- Apple Jazz Band brings the featured corhetistin Woody-, ; ; •' t ickels, oi' rescrvat ions' are nec- • arts, TV production, and English. , • .-since 1996.. • - - ' ' . . ' . : 'popular autumn event that: . Dppartment of Parks and •'•'-.•• Springfield Sunday/June 29. .'. •: KEITH MASON essary, •and. the swing and.jazz . togetherthe most accom- Allen's "New Orleans Funeral draws' approximately 5,000 visi- . Recreatioivat (908) 527-4900. .-. ' The shows are an ii'malguma- music will be--:siiited lor the -.. plished and experienced and Riigtiiiie Orchestra" which tion of manymiisic. vendors inone entire-family. •• . .••'•••'. appeared for almost 25 years.on room competing-with each other, Organized in .1.996 by. pianist . :-Dixieland- -jazz artists in • Monday nights at Michael's Pub . - June 29. Free admission. ' " .' •• www.watchuhgarts.org .'.' •; •agriculturemuseum.ol-g •. ':; Images, of Rural Life; in Childreh's... giving collectors, more clout and .. • 1 •THE'ROAD Tb ' 1 •-Dick' Voigt,;(he.'Big Apple' Jazz. the metropolitan New in"-Mnw York City! ./. ' • ;'•• '•'-.:• Coitiedy .show with MC Phil . Operr 10 a:m!-5 p.m. Tuesday- . Book Illustration,;' to July 19.: ;. .-;•. . giving browsers, .the opportunity to 1 1 • Joe-Licari.'clarinetist, vvas a f JVIONMOUTH .•.;'•;.•:••••;•;. Hochman.Admission$5. '•'•••.••'..-"•• •Saturday. Free admission:for.mem- . ... "Fan.ta^y and.Figuration: Works;'.•' .Biind brings tiigeiher t.luvmost, •; • Yorkarea. ,) •'•-.: '.;':•:"'••.' '• ••pick' up.' music., treasures a'tro'ek- Johnson Park, Piscataway; : omimlj , .favored player in. Wild Bill ;. •; JOHNNY MAESTRO & .bers.. • Non-member .admission:, onPaper," to July 31. • ... .". • bottom prices.- •. ' ,'. .'•: '••• .••• -. - : Dixii'la.nd'.jazzartists. in the, '. •. .. Davisoii ensenibles and was a .. Buccleijch Park, •'.-. ' •'.-..' ; -• •'• • . THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE. , adults-$4,.seniors'$3, ages. 4-12 S2, ; ' '.. • Theshow runs from 10 n,m.-4'•••. 1 Bla'/.i'r. iuvdothor Manhattan. •'metropolitan .New; York area, . sidemaiv for Doc Cheatham, .6, 13;• Admission • S15; discounts, .NewBrUnswick . ••' . : .8 p.m.. Friday,, June. 27 ,-. • ' ages 3-under free, .. • -...... Galleries p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Route 22. - The bandVnuisical stylir-.is'-a •'. v(''nues,.incUuling numerous con- Theater -• ••• River'Rd.; Piscataway. ' , •' ('.oni'ad Jhnis, Dr.inrimers Cliff. . 'available. ' '. .' .''.:•'•{..••' '- •' • ' .. Forum Theatre .;. '.-•.; . ;.•'• ': '"Insects Among Us," tfr-Aug.^ J. CACCIOUA GALLERY , West in. Springfield. Admission is' Maria (Alexis Slade) and Tony (Nate Mello) sing of their mirac- ;blendnf traditional New • ' . certs at Columbia tlniversit'y, : ; 1 hoeinan and Tommy Benford,. NOWPLAYING : ;•'••• (732)'463-8363, ,(732)745-5094 ; •':. '314'. Main St.-, Metuchen ' : -, - . 10; •••::•• .' • •• •.••..•.:.• ; •'•'••. ••••'.••• •'• adults $5; seniors.$3; .kids under 12 ulous meeting "Tonight'1 in VtfYACT's production of "West SOMERSET VALLEY • '22.Cla.remont.Rd... •. : ... -. Orleans ;md Chicago-style jazz . "• Tom Art in, trombonist,'has , -.. and is a regular-..perfo'rriier in.;. BROOK ARTS CENTER , . .-Re-enactment, of '• the ; Side Story" at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center July 11- : PLAYERS .;-'-(732)548-0582;-,Www. ' '-:; '.'.'• PRINCETON UNIVER- . 'Bemardsyille '•.' •'-. , •'• ••".' .'• .'admitted'free,:'.' •:-."' ' •.' . combined with theToosoivfroe... .plaVed'throughout' the US and' ; : 1 the Smith .Street Society Jazz ' •'•. •-•10 Hamilton St. - '.'•• •... ; Revolutionary War battle, beginning- , forumtheatrecqmpany.com .•. ' -. SITY ART MUSEUM ....Forihore information on the • •. ,20; For tickets call 1-888-GO-NJPAC! ^ •Europe, witha number of world.- Route 514,-.Neshanic . .,' • • , '(908).204-9900; ',-••. . •;'_.'.,: • wheeliiig.-.i'hythins oftheswing : ' •Bound.BrooK' : ; Band. ..'••'.,' •.'•' •'• ; 'v; ' •-";".• ••'•- (908) 369-SHOW; ' ' •'. .--'•'- . 11 a.-m.:'July 4. Free admission. . • '••-. GBS'Flyl favorites famous for a' . • (609) ,258-3788; www, ' -V. ";. .www.jcacciolagallery.com' •• :• Greater-New Jersey Record 'Show, '•• ..bands of i,hc •:!0s,:-10s;.amrfi.0s:; . r'enowni'd jazz groups •including : 1 '• For.concert.information, call, ;. (732) 469-7700; : • ..' V' • • PUNCH PARTY .•••":-' '.huge WABC.hit ("The. Worst That, • •princetonartmuseum.org , : or selling oi'v's records,.call Dave' • ...'• liv'ad'di.tioiv to/their concerts. the Sinith'sonian'Jazz; -Reperldry- ••• www.svptheafre.org ' .•...'• '.-.•.-.. '••• Open 1.0:30 -'• a\m.:-6 ,• .pirn., the.church office daily from 9:30 wvvw.brookarts.org. ....;...-•''•' .. Mejlar-Bodine ^House'. - '••.:' • Could Happen"). Admission $45. • Open. 10 a-.rri.-5 -p.m. Tuesday-' 'Lenz.at (908)925-9067 (e-mail:.'••.-' and club chitei; band nienibers'•. J^nsemble; the LoiiiK-Armstrong V .' "Treasure Island," local produe- Tuesday-Saturday. Als'o" open.-by i) GNJRecorclShows NJ.l AC Box'Offico'at 1 Center 5 S.;.6reenwoodAve. . .-•-..- FESTIVAL '.. . Actor-singer famous from-70's Admission $10. •Open' 10.- a;m,-4:30 • • p.m. DIVERSITY The band is once again.joinod by the St:. in.downtown Newark, • •'.- • . . .'..'••: • •; -.Hopewell • • • Holy trinity Greek Orthodox ; TV; ("The Partridge,Family")'and 90's. . TutJsday^Friday, noon-5 ^p.'m. ART GALLERY Sons 'of-the-American Revolution : . "West Side Story" is.a 'musical masterpiece thai set a St.; in- ' - ,.(609)466-2766 :'" Church, 250 Gallows Hill '. • Broadway- ("Blood Brothers"). Museums Saturday-Sunday. Tours. of the col- • 4 Valley Rd., Clark • :' • . -. •and Daughters of:the. Revolution EAST JERSEY OLDE clard of excellence in. American musicall heater.The original, "•" "You Never Know," obscure Rd., Westfield ''•'.. . . - ' Admission $100-$28/- •••'•- .-' '. lection -2 and 3 p.m.. Sunday. Free , (732) 574-1479;, ., .' . ... and will bring-the audience together stage.production opened in i!J;i7..with powerful direction.and- . ' TOWN VILLAGE Cole. Porter musical. 8 p.m. June.27, • (908)233-8533 . CONNIE TARANTINO , admission. for members, Rutgers www.diversityart.com • '. . :• with a look at history and the cele- choreography by JijromeRobbiii;-',biting lyrics by Stephen ': " 1050 River Rd., Piscataway • ,"' 28, Admission $24 Saturday, $22.50 •-" ;• Taking its cue.from last year's CONCERT SERIES students,' faculty and/staff! Non- Open to the • public 1-3 p.m.. bration of patriotic' favorites. Sond'heiin, a ;r.iveting book by Arthur Lauronts'-mid a>nuisical ••'• (732)745-3030 •' ' • .. Frjday;.discounts available. surprise hit; 11. a.m.-11 p.m. June 27, Borough Hall ' : member admission: adults $3, chil- Saturdays and Sundays and by- • The program. will 'include' "a . score.by' Leonard Bernstein featuring -how-legendary isnugs. svit-h • l PAPER MILL V . ••'•• Route 28,.;S omerville:, . , • Open to the public 8:30 a.m.-4;i5 dren under 18 free. Admission for all appointment. -.'.•-. -••.' ;•'• -presentation by the Sons and as "Tonight," '"-Maria," "Soniotlung's Coming,""Somewhere," and , 28;.noon-7'p.m. June 29. Adults $1; '•..•• PLAYHOUSE :. (908) 526-3499 .\':.-:'" p.m.- Tuesday-Friday.. Guided tours is free the first Sunday of the month. • "Vacation Dreams'," June 8-July Daughters of the American "America."1;"' .- • •'. • • . '"'•..•" ".•':.- •' . ; ' .' . • under 12 free: '•. .. •'•'•.. •••' Brbokside-.br.', K/lillbum • ' Shows on the. lawn 7 p.m. Friday 1:30. p.m. Tuesday-Friday. Group .'. ; "June. Wayhe; Selected .27, ; '; '• . ;:-'.'.''.--' ••:'•': Revolution and the Town- Grie.'r' • The young cast, orchestra and.crew, representing M. of New. • FOURTH OF JULY ' . : (weather permitting). Free admis- tours by appointment •'• ;'.•'. . Graphics, 1950-2000," to June.29. •.. ' bringing news to. the audience, as' Jersey's 21 counties, were selected from hundreds who audi-' (973)376-4343; • .-,• :',''..-•' \. FAMILY FESTIVAL "Dimensional Art,", beginning :: sion.'' ; • -...-;..,'.'.. •"•' • .'..'• ... "300 Years of Clothing Style in .'.•-..•-"The Country of Imagination: was done in colonial times.. '••.• . tioned .and interviewed for the coveted spots. At the' helm of the.. •.www.pap.ermill.org- ' .'-•••.' North Branch,.Park • ;,-, Aug. 3. ' "'••••- -.-••-/., '. The Somert6nes.,.June 27. Middlesex County; 1650-1950," to WYACT revival is Broadway veteran and WYAGT Artistic . "Grease," touring production-of Milltown Rd., Bridgewater . • : The event, is free to the public- Oct. 31; '" . .'"... -. -." and it is .suggested that the audi-. Director, Cynthia Meryl. -V V ' . ; •-.••'.•' . ; Brpadway/movie musical.. To July THE IMPROVABLES •'• (908) 722-1200, Ext. 351; NEW JERSEY MUSEUM THE THEATER PROJECT/UNION COUNTY COLLEGE ,-erice bring.Inwiv cliairs or blankets. • The performance, schedule, is 7 p.m. July 1.1-12',- 2 p.m. July'.; ••• 27,..-Admission $66-$34; discounts • 8 p.m. Friday, June 27 .:• . ' .wWw.park.co.sornerset.nj.us. OF AGRICULTURE' : -.. 1.033 SPRINGFIELD. AVENUE, CRANFORD NJ For more information, please' 13, 12:30 p.m. July 1K-1S,,7 p.m. July-18-19, and 2 p.m. July 20. .available. Gall for showtimes. ."'••• • • Music and history by day, sjart- Watchung Arts Center ' . .,' Route 1, North Brunswick ;•• , • ' contact (908) 789-4080. , .- . ROY W. SMITH THEATER ing 5 p.m. July 4; fireworks at dusk.. Watchung Circle, Watchung • • : •'. (732) 249-2077; www. • '; .'•- A WILDE NIGHT IN THE ROCKIES ;' Union County College Free admission. : • ' • . .,(908) 753-0190; '".' ;••••.• . : *'~ 1033i Springfield Ave.. PARTY IN THE PARK . By NJ plai/wright Jewel Seehaus-Fisher . Cranford ' • • :"•• ' •'•• Duke Island.Park ','••.. . •'. . 11 Oscar Wilde goes Utest -Colorado will NEVER be the same! The Big Apple Dixieland Jazz Band returns to the Friday Night Classics" series at the Westfield First (908)659-5189 /, , . • Old York Rd.,' Bridgewater MENLO MARKET ; : ; : Wk m United Methodist Church." . :: . : W.''-.' .- ' -'./'.-.."•' .''' '•' ••'"• •••••. •-.,-'•.'' • . •' A Wilde - Night- in the Rockies," , ,'(908)722-1200, Ext. 351;-; . Indoor Flea Market 26—July 13/tix $15 ^•-.•--. •:-. --C;HI.NiS.E,.&...i:A PA:N.I.5E ,;C U.ISi.N:&. ..Old. West....:.comedy, .by Jej/vel; [..-. •www.park.cp.somerset.^ ; ; ; : ; Menl Park Ma ,> V /CiijpP;. ;,,••'''//I Tremendous Variety of both cuisines. Casual Dining..,}* »._):.• « .^ ..;_'U:.-:L. Se.ehaus-Fisher. 8 p.m.. JUne 26-28, ;•. 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Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle names uates CRANFORD '•— The following Evariato,- Eva Eygeniou, Rya,n Rose Miller, Erin Kelsey Morgan auuuuiu rrp.ro naymona ranem, Kooert JUUUS OT)onnerr7lvruna, J< Cranford High School during a Faynor, Andrea Marie Fazio, John Mujica, Amanda Marie June. 19 ceremony: , Robert John Felicetta, Meghan Mun-ay,' Brian Michael Naege.le, Hernie James Rhiari Abines, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Nicholas C. Emily Rose Nietzel, Valerie Claire Ryan Thomas Ahem, Steven Wills Flamini, Thomas Joshua Nigro, ; Jennifer Ann . Nist, Albert, Stephen Mark Allen, Flanagan, Christa Anne Flores, . Krzysztof T. Nowak, Robert Lauren Alayne Alnutt,', William Stephanie Nicole Freer, David Kenneth Npwicki, Lauren Michelle Creative Summer are open to all this summer Michael An^hes, Kimbcrly Dawn Martins Galego, Joseph Matthew O'Donnell, Kate Colleen Ol,sen, The Creative Summer Workshops pro- Argen, Salar Syect Badruddin, Gallucci, Joseph' Kelly Ganser, Alexandra Nina Orme and Research' Skills for Crudes '1-8; and an " two musical theater workshops called Song •gjam, sponsored by the Scotch Flams Concluding earlier than most work- instructor. The verbal course instruction Rachel Anne Baker, Samuel David Ryan A. Gardner-Cook, Matthew Elizabeth Benfprd Osaben. intiodiiction to the business world lor stu- and Stage for Grades K-3 and 4-8, respec- Tbhwood Board of Education, will conduct shops, the sign kmguage offerings will iin- will be Alison Paruta, teacher ofErigli^h at BaDen, Jessica Nicole Barr, Alan Gathercole, Bryan Charles, Patrick Edward O'Sullivan; deiiN in-Griuies 7'1() through.Junior tively; two Grades 5-8 Study Skills/work-"' its 21st season Jujie 30-,July 25. Tliis •;•• ish on July 18, and the Games', aiiel Yogu Scoteh.Plains-Fanwood high School. Caroline Cecilia Biuisch, Michael: Geininell, Danielle Getting, Diana Christine Pemoulie, Carolyn Business Ventures. -., ' shops; and Yoga for Youth, Grades :5;8. year's K-8 enrichment program will return workshops will eriel on July 23. Registrants Students have the option of taking oneor Edward Bell, Jessica Lynn Lynn. Getting, Anthony Nicolas Ashley Pendeiy Jennifer Louise 'Two Lessons in Brass workshops vyill be Familiar favorites will be returning to '. are asked to take note tliat the correct time both SAT Prep courses. ' :., : . Berkowitz, ' Jaliiine Bird, Paul Giacone, Bryan Manny Goldstein Perri, Daiiiel Gerard Petito, Hanna to the newly renovated {lir-conditioned • featured, one for lourtli and iiilh gnulors, School On.e on Willow Avenue in Scotch . • , the program as well. Once ogain, there will . of the Games, Gaines, iindMore Games,, • Blue booklets detailing all of the • Christopher Boesgaard, , Brady . and James Allan Graff.: Marie Petitit, Mark Robert Pisaeno, • ilnd one for sixth through eighth graelera; , ; be I : . William Joseph Champaign, 1IL .Aileen Grant; Hayes, Susan Victoria. Salyaggip, Stephanie .. one! i\t: 10 a.m. for third through iiilh • ,.. ; for Grades 3-6; Games, Games,.aild More will be provided byAcademic Testing '. .culling(908)889:7718weekdays.Ypuhg , ' Kristen'•Marie Carlson, •Je.ss'ica • Elizabeth Head, Nereida Grace Grace Sc.himkowitz, Crista Ann J 9 sif,n hnf,u IRIS loi Gi ul(s ] ) |ind 4 8 moi( and teacliing, willtye themiith course' ••-.'•: ': on a space-availiible'basis. ' ••'•!'•• ' .'' . • Marie Ghiaraniorito, Gary Joseph. Hickey, Syreota Danielle Holmes, ' James: Thomas Sheerin, Brian Choy-Shan, Richard • Sninuel Natalie • Horinilia, Crystal' Ann Peter /Signp'rella , II,• Kathryn Carol Grossi, Cranford High School principal, recognizes valedictorian Peter Kingston and Co- Cicchelli,. Dana. Marie X'irinciono,- . Jacobs,.. Brian Edward Jagusak/ Silvestry, Sara :Alyso Simoii, Saiutatorians Patrick i/luha and Bella $orkln at the school's! June 3 awards ceremony At left is Eileen .. David' P. Civile, Matthew' -John ; Christopher G. Jorn and .Scott Patricia Ann Simpson, Jennifer Dachnowicz, who coordinated the Senior Awards evening Center's programs an alternative . Cladek, Ian-John MacLooei ("lark;,, Joseph Kaclnnar. : '.;:.. Joy Siragusii,'.Brendan M: Small'; ' Edward H. Clinton, Zachary Adam ' ••James .Justin Kavros, Kevin Yuri Smishkewych, Ryan'Patrick I he purpose of The Enrichment '•• and 6-8:30 p.m. The cost for each . heallJi and physical, education, are .Cphane, Marc A-Colaco, Cristal R. •John '.Kessler;. Peter •: Matthias. • Smith, April Noelle.Sobocinski, Centoi 's Suminer program is to pro- . ."enrolled class" is $67.5. • ' '. '". • {.available. Materials will be provid- Core, Joelle Marie Coireiii, Andrew Kingston,' . Victoria-• Sophia Laura Lynn Sofia, Bella: Sorkin, \ ide a summer school alternative $tuden.fe may also! choose to ed by The Enrichment Center and graduating seniors 1 ; . Alan' Cossa,.. Kriston. Theresa Kochowski, Brianne .Audrey; Matthew.-Robert Springate; Megaii to local students whip need the. study privately,, in' which casie-The are based-on. t;he ne^ed-s of each • Cpstello, Jacqueline'Clairo Cuozzo, • Kpsch, Julie Ann Kulinski, Steven • Elizabeth Starace,. Jessica Nicole ciedits to gnduate, who want to ,-. ..•'Eririclimfent Center is-open seven chile) mid each subject. '": ', '. , • and.MichaelJohn Cuppari Jr.1.1. .. Edward La.Flainme Jr., Cornelius Styler,' Steven •'Graystin • Swan',. impiovc theu- oxisting grades, or .. days a.wet'k, 9:30 a.m.-9i.3O p.ni; . • . The Enrichment Center is locat- ' .Marino. Giuseppe Cusuriiano, •Lanz Jr\. Joshua'. Evan • Lasky, Carol Ann Sweeney, Adniri James leave with a host of awards who w int to t iko a.new course for ' Each private-class totiiling 60 ed at; 424 Central Ave.iri Westfield. Matthew .' Thomas ' LaVeglio, Swider, .Adrian .Tabornn,'' :l\'ach(>l uedit ,''..•• •.. •'. hours costs $4,200. '.:•...- , Call the center at (.908) 654-0110, • • Jean'Danfi'o; Kobin Marie Dnnyus, Leannii'. Thomas Lawrence, David Marie Thomas, Holly Elizabeth ••;'• CRANTORl). -7..Th.e..'follpwihg:'; l'etei-Kingston Kimhi iK Vi i n K ulul Bikci Students m ty attend The -.' • . Stuelents who wish to study pri- 'Tor-more information or to register. Ashley Rene Daubort, Sain. James Joseph- Levine, Kristen Reed To.la, Katybeth AUyson Thonipsbn awards.and -scholarships -went1 pr.o- Cranfoid Ja\cees M iu ( ol no I a |\u lint ( uoz/o Liirichment Cente>r for tliree.pds.si- vately and take* a now course will .Daurio, Courtney Ann • D'Elia, . Lombardo, Lalklia Roma Cv Lopez,'. and Josejih R.Toniasso; ' ', ' '. st'ntod at Clninlhrd 'High1 Scliool's Scholarship MithclU Sim in(h i )) m o In i ph Gillucci hle group times,'beginning,Monday, . work with the teacher for 120.' , Luciana • DeLuea,' --John • Carl Nicole Lordan, •'", Kate: .Ann • • Jpshu;1! Stewart Tyridall, Teresa -huK' .'i senior awards'ceroinony: Buontp.i'iipo Joseph Bulth nipt M in I (in m in \ Hida Hi'llei June B0 Classes, will run for six . hours, and the cost'will be $6,600. . Destasio, • •Gregory • Joseph. Louizidos, Richard Ismael Lozano,- • 'LyhiV Van Horn, Deyin, E, Veca, : CHS PTA Awards ' for Samantha' Bums T it i Ilicnmn Ptti i Kinu I"ii • »-li» > Lihkv weeks ending Aug. 7. Classea will • This-i'ee includes an experienced . 3 DiDonato, Carlie. Aniil>iPasqual<\ John .Paul- MacVicar, Sara- Joseph Blaze Vi.iltaggio, 'Sean Outstanding . Achievement: 'Andrea ' Fa/io Kiv^til T nglesc kn>(( n I mil) nilo 1'itjick Muh l he held Monday tlu-ough'Thursday, New .Jersey State Ce'rtiiieicl- teacher Matthew Joseph Hobert; Doklor, Catherine Matlos, Rachel Diana Patrick. Walsh, Andrew Frank Vein- .Kingston, Patrick Muha, Patricia Simpson Sei^io V ilciu \i HI I itiuk OSulliv in fht section size will b£-a'maxi- for each section,-all of the neces- ; Kenneth -Christopher Dolaii. Mainbnch, : Sara Christine Wcigol, Michelle. .Anne Weiiier, . BellaSorkih; ' • . -.'.'- Sdancalepou (henlWci^s Ik 111 soil in SuunSwun IIHM mum of 10 students miela mini- sary matorials, anel supervision;1' Michael -Janios Dollard, Kelly • Maiiderski, Khri'stello MnevCnrino- Cheryl Marie Weiss, Jillian-Alicia CHS PTA Excollerice/ of. Cranigi d Pai ent/1 eac hei Vm II un mum of tlifoi students. Classes vyill '. All courses olferedhy high Lynn .Donnelly Anthony Ponofrio. ' • Manuyag' and Jeremy Michael .DeRo'sa .Widclows, Michael Andre. Performance: lilinily Hose Nietzel.- Council:' RKIKI Bikti lui St ii I < dm « SihoLu lVtci be offend 1 } 30 p.m., 3:30-6 p;m, schools, with the exception.of : ; .Michael .Patrick- Dooloy, • Christ i Martin. • . • :•' ' • : .' ,. Williams, Matt.liew David Wilson, Collt'^o Women's Club of Bronnan, "~> un mth i Bui n^ Km ston Lee Downey, David Lawi'ence •;.. Christopher ''James; Mastertbn, David Col lard Wise,. Jaclyn Ann Cranford Scholarship: Josepli Michaol Doolt v Icnnifci Nist Nttionil Mult Fin ihsts . Drdchscl Jr.,.'Erin Elizabeih'DuHy, Lauren Patricia McCarthy, Megan Yates, Andrea. Marie Yeager, .lames •Bult'hiiupf, Michael. Daolt'y,'.DMVUI- Michael Polultno Duinis lo^-ijih ( Iliuti 1 itutk Muh i PHOTO COURTESY ARA CONTENT Jennifer Sara Eisenbcrg, •Krys'tal Kat.herine McGauran,'- Kelly Lester Zamorski Jr., Julia Marii' Bi'll.'i Spfkni. Si(i\'i'ii,S\l»'an. •',. •-. • Mini-golf tournament Drech.sel, ' Kelly- ' McClovorn, Rasinussen, Sei'gio Scianca.lepdre, Avoiding contadt with mosquitoes is one of the key steps to guaranteeing a fun summer season Joan-Englese autl Kathleen, Anne, Elizabo.th McGovern, Alaiv Zebrowski, : Nicholas Petej- '•Stoplion -.". '.'Ricken,.-. •..'.-'.• R(M'gio .Adam Swider, Jiilian.Widdows, •". -.Nationul IVler.it'Comhiended for the whole family. . .' • . 1 Zniijewski, Derrick Stephen Zu'lick 1 : Esolda. \ ••;-,• • . ; '' McPhaul III,'-'John Paul Merkel., • Sciancnlpiion ; Liuira Sofia, Julia. Cra'nfoi-d junior Women's Students: Sievcii ..-Xllk'rt, Rachel • Graciela E. Espinosa, .Jadynn Emily Michaels', Brett Miller, Mary and Brian Alexander Zuravnskv. Zeln'owski. -.''•' ; • Club: Michelle .Buontempo,- :."Bakor,\ Sanim! llallen, Marc ongoing at Colaco, Rya.n Fanelli, Thonlas. College Women's Club Patricia Simpsoiii : •: '''•'. ."' Qualifying rounds are currently . group, and each player hiutit have r CHS Good Citizen Award: Flaiia»an. Mark llarley, Nereida Whenplanningforsummer ftm, IVibiite- Awai'd: Rachel Seldnger. ongoing in a miniature, golf tourna- . anotlier player attest to the -score.'. • Cranford Rotary Club Megan Starace; ' Helli'r,.'1.Vtcr. Kinu'stnn,. Kristen .••..•••' 21st Annual . ' ..•'", "•• ..•'.'. '••.'•.'' '. ••••'.•.. ' ,'• :'•.••'."'"••• ' : --';•••• . Lonibanlo..ValiVu>. NifO-o. .'';•• ment being held this week at the. Players may .attempt to-.qualify as . Scholarships and I^adershii). CHS Class .of ..1967 Award: Hyatt Hills Golf Complex! • ' - ., often as. they wish. •.'..'' • , m Country Scholarship: LeadershiprMichiiel Lauren Alnutt, Joseph..Bulthaupi, Scholars'"1 (,'ircle: : Steven QakkChek New Jersey Festival of Ballooning don't forgetaboutmosquitoes The qualifying rounds began .- The entry fee is $7/The tourna-.. : Doolcy; Samaittha Burns, Kate Stephanie SchunkowiU. '. . ••''•' Albert, kmibcrly-. Ar:>t:n, Rachel • ' • ' HDtiCODDDQDDHMHHBR • • • .' .•••.•• • • • • • • • ' - • ' • •• ' ' *^-'. Monday and continue through ment finals will.be held 9 a.rn:.'. Surroundings Loui/.i(l(\s, Stephanie. Schimlunvitz; Baker, Michaol. lioolcy, David. Cranford Education i ARAl — Warm temperatures allow-families to reach areas such as the back of legs.'.'.-.. . " .- Friday, June 27 in tliree age .Jillian.Widdows.: . . . Dredisel, ' 'I'lionias Klaiiiigan, •• • Saturday ,•'".'.''•,.' Association. . Philanthropic enjoy fun ouUloor activities, but whether Ciimping "• • --• Replace outdoor lights with yellow bug groups: 10 and under, 11-13 and '• The complex is located at 1300' Cranford Chamber of Scliolarsliip Award: Ryan Ahern, •••Joseph' st Nile Virus— and report them to Gift Shop, Wine Testing, Scholarship; Matthew LaVeglio.". Award for Outstanding .'•"'Cranford Soccer '••••.Club'. ' Bealini oilers the following- tips to.'protect the local health department. '. VINEYARD ,- Free Weekend Tours ^arfi^lCl present; 1 Caraiiianica : Women in Apititude and Interest in Scholiirship;-\V.illiaui Ant lies and •against /mosquito-borne illnesses:. '. • . ] . —;S.tay inside at night if there, is a warning of Call For Details Happy Birthday to Me" Science Scholarship: Sainai.uha • History and Geography: Steven TfiV'sa \ a'u I lorn.. ; . .. ' ''•'."•'• -V Alter a.rainstorni, eliminate the standipg ihosquitei-borne.disease in effect, . •. . •• • ' 360 ROUTE* 579 1 :;£urns.: - '...... •..•-•,'. •••-, :~ '. .- _'.- 'Award - . for.-..:.,.: .Creative .:.:'--,.You.shauld.also.bL\aware..of.tlie: symptonislof..._! Asbury, NJ „ rh r : : ' ' . water tliat- has collectedin places such, as pool COY- . l-80Ch479-(B479 Willianv B. Simpson . ; Acconiplishinenl:. Jiiines. ;.ers, old tires, buckets,-.-flowerpots, toys, and bird-' West Nile Virus. According to the Mayo .Clinic,.. '' ofn-78r""• Cranford Draniatic Club wvvw.kingsroad.com Alligator Show Scholarship in Engineering: •' Sheerin. v •• ,'••'•'. ."'.••-. •'. ' , 'baths.' • •'! .-:";-. , '.'•../' •.'.•'.' . "•'.•'•. .' ,'•". •.' .these-include fever, headache, muscle.ache, back- • Award: Ke.viiv Ke.sslor, Carojyn. Craft Achievement Award: ; ' —Clean and chlorinate swiinming pools and ' .ache,-skin, rash, and swollen lymph glands.'Seek-" . Pender, -•• : -. . , ; . : • Old Time Airshow, & more.!!/ : Katyheth Thoiiip'soii. .-.-•" •oiitdoor.hot tubs ;md saunas/If they are not'in. 'medical-.advice if those .signs or symptoms appear. Doris Korsen Scholarship: : . .A/ure'm:is'a Special Pre-K classes • All Rodwood/Rod Cpclar: "•'•• the perfect way.to get in the -100 Sols to Chooan, From spirit for the upcoming July PHONE: 908-277-0079 • 100 Options to Porsionhlizo 'NJN, 4th celebration," / To learn more about the Register now for Summer 2003 balloonfestival.com • 800.HOT.AIR 9 "Celebrate America with . ; LEARN KARATE Crafts Day" event, contact WHILE HAVING I We would like to thank ourMarkeling Partners OSentriconj www.TheEnncbmentCenter.com Colony Ellml'ttaHon System CftAlHBOWDJRECf) Alice Lefebvre at (908) 789- A GREAT TIME! EXTERMINATORS Serious Swlngsets& Kids Stqff 0217.•••.':•••' ••'•;. ••'• :',,' ••":' ' '.•.'.' A Delta Revolutionary Development In Stores InNJ, CT, VT. NV, 424 Central Ave. Westfield NJ 07090 908-654-0110 T7 the£lln1ina.fonotteRUITBS ONE QF THE OLDEST AND LARGESf Wostchestef, tofiflf Island •.' Crafty Kitchen is.located at REGISTER TODAY! AVAILABILITY IS LIMITED! www.rambowdirect.com 477 North Avenue in Garwood; to: B-8 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle C-i by, the Cranford Chamber of Commerce: 4, 6 and 8 p.m. Hillside Avenue 'School, Cranford. Tickets are $8 in advance, $10 at the door. Call wares on .the sidewalks!: For (TJOH) 212-6114: ipr: tickots or DAY more information, call the more information. ••••''•, Downtown .Management JUNE 26 Corporation at (908) 709-7283, CRUISER NIGHTS - in downtown Cranford. Features TUESDAY classic cars, live music arid SUNDAY JULY 1 v more,Throughout downtown, 6- ; 9 p.m. . 'DAVE, SMITH — and his SUMMER SALE! DAYS — JUNE29 Amazing Sideshow,': children's entertainments at the Goiigarspast throughout .., downtown /FIREWORKS DISPLAY - Cranford.. Local merchants, fourth annual celebration in Kenilwortli Public Library, 7 offer sales; arid display their Keriihvort.lv. ^Dayid pun. July 1.'. Pre-registration wares on the sidewalks. For , Brearley/ilarding School ath- reguired."<908) 276-2451: ' more; information, call the letic complex. Entertaiiimont Downtown .'Management' begins ,7 p.m.; fireworks tit Corporation at (9081709-7283. ' about 9:1,5 p.m, "• , • FRIDAY but, sparked by. senior leader North 'Jersey.Section 2, Group 3 •/-;/• ISLAMIC VIEW — on glob- ship, the Cougars' had another final, where it fell to." eventual . al events, offered:by missionar- JULY 4 season filled with victories. Group 3 chanip Jefferson 3-2 ies. David: and Karla Grafton-' • • .Iwo hfiftrtbrpakin-jr-defeats. Cranford reached, the Union after leading-2-0. : ', .• INDEPENDENCE DAY ~ • kept .the. Grnnford.High softbali FRIDAY 9:30 am. Calvary Lutheran traditional. ' celebration' •in County, Tournament final, But the -Cougars were also Church in Cranford. • V '..'•" team from carrying home any' where it fell 1 0 to Roselle Pirk Watchung Conference National Cranford. Features Jaycees' toiiintnunt gold this season JUNE 27 .Firecracker .4-MiIer in the in an 11 inning classic, and the Division champs and finished .. 'SUMMER SALE DAYS' '—; with T 21 4 rccoid It was a sue morning, as well as canoe races '. NICOLEDIMELLA/STAFFPHOTOGFlAPHER. ^throughout • downtown MONDAY at:the Canoe Club;. Activities for. tehsful conclusion to the c ireers Crariford. Local, , merchants, •children throughout the day ,at.' of tinco pi ivots who h ive been offer sal.os and display their lristiunicnt ll in the Cougar : Noinahegan. Park. include face., Summertime, fitially wares • on the sidewalks. For JUNE 30 painting, egg toss and bike dec- success oVci the last ioui ye us GOLF OUTING - lor With the coming of summer weather this week, it seemed that everyone — humans and animals more information, call the . orating, contest. Fireworks dis- alike— was enjoying being outside. These Canada goose were caught taking a swim in the pond Clnihtinc PemouliP Lauien Downtown Management Patrick French ; Foundation, ODonncIl and Iicluc Cuoz/o : play .begins •.at approximately at.Norhahegan Park. ;.-. ' : •[•'•[.'. ^ .Corporation at (908) 709-7283. .which benefits .young, children.. ; have been m mist lys in the 9'}5.p:m: ••;•• ••'.•".;•. ;.- : :.•:• : with neurological illne'ssot;.;: Coufi irs lineu|) since then Basking Ridge Country.'.Club. fieshmui season and weie all (908)709-1448'. - " ' •' ' All County lust tt im ind All SATURDAY 'HAPPY TIMES'.;— • movie: SUNDAY Cranford resident arrested oil Conieience selections this vea» screening, in ; the ; :Crunford'. Pemouhe w is one of the top JUNE28 Library's foreign ' filni' series. JULY 6 pitchers in the stit( tocoidinga • SUMMER SALE,DAYS'' — l;3Oanxl 7:30 p.m; Free. ' '-• LABYRINTH WALK — par- 19 4 lecoid with 12 shutouts throughout •.;- ; .downtown . ALAIN ZKRBIN1 CIRCUS ticipate in,., ancient spiritual charges 6f dealing inarijiiaiia 143 stakeouts 15 walks and a Cranford; . Local ;niorchants • .—','olde t.ymo'- circus spo.ijs-o.refI practice 6f piiayor and- medita.- 0 10 < uncd HI n avciage iion. .1-4 p.m. First Presbyterian CRANFGRD O Donnell bitted 388 at the : Church, 11. Springfield Ave., top of the ordti with 32 runs ...: ;'. •HEAtTHBENEFlTS , ' Cranford. (908)'27.6-8440. ,; -' - 'A 19-year:6Id .-.township resi- | Police Log scoied s-ix home urns xnd 18 HospitalizaUon • Doctor Visits •Prescription -Drugs dent was arrested on drug-deal- inns bitted in ing charges Friday.: . . Cuo/zo bitted 378 with 15 Dental • Vision • Hearinp; Aids •Chiropractic Services : ..• David \R. Sinclair, 19, was distribution of a coiitrolled. dan- Water Valley, Miss, was charged runs hatted in ind cornmittod No Miimmmis • NoMaviimnns• i're-Exisiliiig Conditions COMING UP gerous, substance, and po'skes- •June 18 with soliciting without : 'KANDAHAR' — •: movie arrested-just before 5 p.m, after only five cuois at ccond bise Covered •' No Claim Forms or Rel'errals Needed police executed a warrant, to- .-' si'on'of narcotic parnpherhalia. •'. a permit; -. .'. ; ''•';'. In then foui \ens with the screening • in the C ran ford '.- In. addition, he was. charged .'•' • McCoy was arrested.at about Library's foreign film series.. search his person and residence. ; vaisitv the Cougms won then '; FUILFAMIIY COVERAGE FOR ONLY "' •. Sinclair, was charged with with possession of a large- 6:45 p.m. in tho area of Orchard first Union County louinainent •i :30 and 7:30 p.m.-Free,: capacity ammunition .magazine. and Hampton.•.'stt'eots:' lie was $30.00 per month SUPPER AND A BOOK ~ possession of a controlled dan- title plivul in two UCT finals gerous substance (marijuana) in No we;tj)on .was found,.. poHce reportedly trying to. st'll books and ippeiud in two sectioml .group •: discussion! of ; "The : 1-888,768-LIFE fext. 9 excess of 50 grain's, possession of. -said;. '..-..-..•' •'••.;••• ,door-to-tloor. ••.'.' : '••• V. championship winning the Handmaid's Tale." Kenilworth Sinclair, who lives at the :-, According" to , police,- the . Public Library. 7:15 p.m. July 8.' i'i controlled dangerous sub-, crown once Cranford'Condominiums on the arresting officer' had jnlbrinecl Its not a il common to bo t; sou ill .II:KSHV s.'jt' N..I.CIIAMHI:K or rmm:* -. , A . 13-yt'aiM,)l(l •' boy was . what.pitch Christine wanted to for the Cougars; -•;. : ' . ".' .scheduled' .for. yesterday in charged -Juno 17 with shoplift- throw before-'.she ever gave the • Union County Superior Court.-' ; ing.-. : [ '•••'•••. .'•" sign. That kind of chemistry and "The thing I liked about this • Zimmerman batted a team-high dedication. ': . • ,. •••.' '•. , • ; .In" addition to tho charges, . 'The boy, a .borough resident, familiarity is a definite advah- team' was if wasn't just three ,500 with 32 RBI, seven home "What I was most impressed against Sinclair,.police, said' fur- was: arrested •; after • allegwlly tage." ; " • ' . . • • ;' people that got the job done," runs, 24 runs scored and six with is the kids, that didn't have , ther -charges are .'anticipated.- '.stealing a•t.ra'ding card, valued Seven . more seniors made said Biunno. "It was the whole- doubles. Sarah Capodice was as much, experience,, they. against people who .allegedly at iiif)5 from a Boulevard -store.•• their mark on this year's squad. team. Evpry kid could be count- also named to the. All worked their butt off to get bet- purchased drugs from the .defen- •He. was i-eleiisod to tho custody . Jessica Berkowitz, .. Jessica ed on to come through when Conference team and will ter everyday," said Biunno. "I, dant, Those, individuals were of his parents. . .:•-.• Carroll —both second team All- they were needed." , return along . with Jillian can't explain to you hovy hard .iden.fified'.'duri-ng the course 'of County, selections — Kelly One of the Cougars' main Berkowitz. ••; ' , • , . '. •. ' every player worked. Anyone on •Montague's surveillance,, police •Four ntoLOr vehicles 'were. McGovern, Christine Costello, dutch performers and the cor- Cranford had seven of the 15 that team could, get the Most said. . •-.'•'•; '•-".••• broken. i.nt'[): while -parked, in a .'-•; V. •'•'.•.' . •••-..•: • GEORGE PACCIELLO/THE'CHRONICLE ' Robin Danyus, :Emily Neitz.el nerstone of next year's squad All Watchung. Conference play- Improved Player, They .pushed : South /.list Street.lot belonging Jessica Carroll, smacking a run scoring triple in the sectional final • and Rachel Thomas added to tlie was junior Kiera Ziinmerman. A ers this season, a feat that themselves. They were self driv-. .Jeffrey Bieksha,. 22,. of', to' a .local.auto mechanic, police. against Jefferson, was named to the All Watchung Conference team and depth; and balance that keyed first team All County and All Biunno believes is due mostly to en and had tlie support of each Cranford :was charged Sunday • said; •.. ',. • . • . '••'.' •": '• . was a second team All County selection. • the Cougars' season. : :. .. Conference selection,: each player's hard work and other." '.-...• ••'•.• '.•••.. • with driving! while, intoxicated The break-ins.were'..reported , and careless driving. . ; : June 17! The. •radio- had been Bieksha was arrested shortly stqlei);-:IVoin each- of the .i'o'ur before 1 a.m. on Centennial vehicles.-. . • • Avenue. According to police,- while, driving, down the street wins . A large brick was thrown Bieksha failed to see a Cranford through the.'roar- -window'pf ;i : trip to Budapest,ibrcingFekete v 7 By DANIEL MURPHY - -graduate and -NCAA:-- -All- ."Ever since I was a little kid: tis a freslunan.-He:w.as forced to.: .._L!'.I ....never .-..lost.. .faith;," said; police car operated by ^Officer ••199:r-2-'tloor.JJyTi.nc.f;Vi:""-at about to raise the money himself. : ' American won. the. University. I've wanted to. become a nation-' red-shirt his sophomore year: . Fekete.. "I'd probably wrestle. Brian-.Lopex,- who had stopped., 1:30 Siitui'day inorni.n.g. '•"TTTK CHUONICLE ; ••' . • • • Freestyle Championships in al champ, a world chnmpion after dislocating his . shoulder until my arms fell completely. • Due to NCAA regulatioris.he •to assist.a disabled.motorist. The vehicle was parked on. is unable to: receive.any finan-: . The greater the goal, the. Palatine. 111. to earn an oppor- and an Olympic.champion. It's but roared'back in the 2000-01 oft*:-•..••"••• ..... ••'. ;•••••;•; •. . Bieksha reportedly crashed the 10.0 'block of. Fa'itouU! Season .to- earn All American He's about to' complete, his : cial 'support' from the uniye-rsi: longer (he road..The-longer the tunity to,-.represent the' United been a goal of minie as. long as I : into the officer's car, resulting in Avenue at the. time of the inci- roiid the. more.potholes .you'11, States at the.Olympic'Hopefuls can remember." , ... honors with an eighth place degree in history; and has. ty or its boosters. H.e needs .to' ininor damage to both vehicles. dent; Tho owner' rejiorted ho have to face. • • Championships in' Budapest; After• a standout career at' finish: ""-"at", the , NCAA'. applied to the MSU..graduate' raise$1500 to pay for the trip, No injuries wore sustained-. .was not •experiencing ongoing' 1 Championships. After posting a school, to study towards .mas: and is hoping to receive contri- problems with any otho.r indi-. -. • -Nik Feket(! .has .faced, his Hungry July 31-Aug: 6. Cranford, -whore he. was a share of potholos:and setbacks, Fekete. rolled-over the.211.5 three-time. Union County, 6-3 record in the early stages rif ters irt Sports Administration;. butions from any organization • • LeMarcus McCoy, 19,' of vidual. •"•• "•'••.:";•••.•. . ' but 'he hasn't, let them, slow pound field at. the' freestyle District 11 and. Region 3 champ . the 2001-Q2 season Fekete dis- and Coaching;. He: lias also peti- • or individuals wishing to help, hinrdpwn, and luis.now moved .championships, .winning:. four and a. three-time .state tourna- located his other shoulder, los- tioned •the NCAA, for a sixth Donations can be sent to-Nik one step closer- to reaching his matches with a combined score ment place winner (fifth- in ing another Season before it season of eligibility due to med- Fekete, 5. Keith Jeffries Aye., ultimate goal — a spot ^on the' of;50-6.- . . ;.•'•'.:' • ,. '•:. 1996, third in 1997 and second ever really startod, ' ical hardship. •-.', "•. •'-.. Cranford NJ, 07016 or you can call Peter Fekete at (908) 27-2- 1 ; : . United ' States .Olympic "It's a step in the direction ..in- 1998) and-, a three-time All But after a lengthyrehabili- And while both Fekcte's ath- SK^fe-W-^'^ijiP':; ; '-'-v- •• • «v'W- MOD GYM OUTLET : '•• wrestling to>am. • ...." of where I Want to go, and- American and two time nation-, tatiort process and another sur- letic and academic pursuits arc .4790; . ;;;• . ..'.;. . •HrVoodpldY .. After overcoming two sho'ul-. . that's to. be an.Olympic and al champion at the -Junior , gory, he posted a 25-8 mark at in good standing, another bump One way or another Fekete. dor surgeries that.'derailed' his. .world- champion," said: Feketo.' National Tournament in Fargo-, 197 pounds this' past season,, in the road has presented: itself. is determined to find away to sophomore and senior- seasons, ''This tournament.is a positive North Dakota, Fekete .attended; with a second place, finish in • Due to economic hardships finance the trip and overcome at Michigan State University, ' step towards the.gpals I.have • Michigan State. • , v ; • the Big, Ten tournament and a USA Wrestling is.unable to-pay another obstacle . on the long •100%Redwood.Sets • the 1.998 Cranford High School in the future. .... •••','. He recorded•• a 14-21 record 13-5 record in Big Ten matches. tire entire, cost. of. the team's-. road to lifelong dream;.:'. • Fibar Playground Surface />'" •Accessories ':•-.- .-5c. • Set Service • • v? • Trampolines- • •Over 50 Sets shines at • to Choose From . ... SHOP & COMPARE! GUARANTEED LOWE&t PRICES By DANIEL MURPHY nated by guards, who control dunks during . layup drills to THE CHRONICLE-•'.'.•• , . ' •'. the ball and look for their own catch the eyes of the.; evalua- . shot. A rule forcing.the guards tors. : . .' . '.'•• • :••;" '.-..- 100% Redwood Sets Priced From:$59900-$9999M In: front of national .talent to pass at .least four times ''In drills guards, stand, out 199'ROUTE 22, GREEN BROOK (Betwe«n Washington Ave. & Warrenyllle Rd), NJ • evaluators and college coaches before shooting took the usual- the most," said Grier. "If you WWW.woodplay.com ''"•', ',' : Cranford High junior Te'r.e'nce ly free-wheeling Grier out of worked your bptt off in the sta-. :Grier took advantage of a his rhythm at first, but eventu- tions'they'd know you were a chance to showcase.his skills at ally he settled in and got his hard.worker. . •:..'' "•';• ;''•'.. the .annual "Nike Hoop game going. ' ' "They all had their pads and Jamboree in St. Louis, Mo. "Kids my age, who were you could, see, them looking at • do smart kids Grier earned his invitation ranked in the nation, they you and phecking you out. They,

^ :.: -; •..."•.': ... • to the four-day camp showcas- would guard me. I would go to ddn't really say anything to you. • 1 II,yourchilil has. ing close to 100 of thetop rising the basket and have them beat, They'll sometimes point at you. A striiggjod with'. . sophomore and juniors in the hut I'd-have to give it up," said You just, have to try to do your. '. '• KCuoul'work fills ••• nation with his play for the NJ Grier. "After a while I got into best and see. what happens." '. - ...... > ' yoar, take action All Stars AAU team this spring the flow. I was taking my jump The camp was also treated to 'and capitalized on.the opportu- 'shots. A couple games I hit a guest, lecture from Michael now to.m'a'kc his.br lior firados bettor. • . : .Huntington learning Center can help. nity.-' ' ;. v.;:' ••.•••.•.". •.-•.'• buzzer beating shots to win the Jordan.., .••'•••••'•.•'"••''. -. ; '• •'••"•.' •;>''..' Our certified teacharscau plnpoiiil your ''->\ ., ' "I. played;'well," said Grier. game. / : "He was just saying how you; •AiitiHiMtlWtfPitiwW:-. <•/;••->•••:.' ••'.•. ' •-.. • ;1 •• ••••• "There was a lot of competition "Jordan could shoot. I would have to work hard everyday child's stroiigl'lus and woak.nos.s-, and constantly work at your ,os and tailor a.program ul and some of. the top players in kick it to. him. I'was averaging the nation. Of all the top play- about Id assists a game. I guess game'" said Grier. "I got a lot itislniriiou lo inoot/lus'or hor , I kind of showed leadership. I out of. what he was saying *^ } noeds. Just a. l'o\v: hours a wdck '.'• ..•ters'.I went against I think I did better than most of them." . was the oldest on the team and that you have to work hard can iinprovo.yoinvclukr.s skilhs, ' "U ^^p||P||§|i|||i^rto:00 Be a host family for The Fresh Air Fund. Without your help some Grier, playing along side . I just played as hard as .1 possi- everyday to be sucpessful at 'conl'idenco, and motivation. Jeffrey Jordan, the son of NBA bly could." ••'. . :•-. •'•• ...'::': • basketban. •':-.;i '. ' ';.'.v-1 ,"'; .'•..'•, pall [Jnii.tingt.on totjay.. Your •; •• . "My confidence^ is pretty inner-city children will.neyor gat to experience tho',freedom of playing great Michael Jordan, helped Because of the quirky game : : child can- loam.. '••'.' ' • ' his team to a 7-2 record,'the rtiiesthe best opportunities for high for next. year. .'1 played guards to shine came in the with the best of the best and %jFormomirifomailan onhosting contact outdoors or: life outside'the city streets. It only takes two weeks to give a SATIJPREP Second best at the camp. He Hunt ing ton NICOLE DIMELLATTHE CHRONICLE also played with 6 foot; 11Greg . station drills, with the evalua-r did well. I'm not over confident : : : but I'm confident we should do child n : Olden, a sophomore out of tors keeping a close, eye on each • ^ Unforgettable summer The Fresh.Air Fund.:Celebrating ovei 125.yeare/ •Bridgewater Triple threat .-.• ..;. ;\: . }•'-•: :- w'}-:. - ;'•:•... .>..:.; . •$ •'•/:• ;.':iinda.Bond B. Brunswick Edison tedgewood f uier squares up for a shot at the Cranford P.A.L. boys basketball carnp this past Indianapolis, who was one of shot and move to the hoop, pen- well, our whole Crflnford team . !K)8;72M(MK) ..782-2IJ7-7f>00'• . siVM-Iir.U-.S.-iOo • , "I jupt need to everyday worfc 973-361-0792 Middletown which concludes tomorrow, brought together over 180 kids for a fun filled week the top players at the camp. cil ^nd pad in hahd. Grier said Morristown Springfield Law/renceville on my game, shoot jump shots .•732.-071-0200 i)7;)-202-0WN]' p .-, Showcase camps , like the he shot the ball well during the •mJM> -. ''m^wom a>x5' Hoop Jamboiree are often domi- drills and threw down a few and stay in d ^";' 3S

June 26, 2003 C-2 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle

YOUTH SPORTS Coonoy (100 brnast; 100 hack), Joss to fur pp'sl lor Ilia (jo.'tl. Olny put HXtroilie |>ros- cancer vietims Cosmos win 29 graduate from St. Michael's euro ori Ihn Cosmos Iho roul ql. Iho way. SUirooiolw; (100 duo)'und Laurel Klnpph.pl/, The Cranlord Cosmos U-13 (jirls succor Mi'rralilti'lRJ Lriiiron Chr/anoWKki.nrifl Nalulla L'auciiis CRANFORD — The students • Through the "Kid Read" pro- Foundation. Jonathan Ruben, in (200 medley rniay). , third slralghlyoaMO compolo' in tho . 1'I.Hiiloy iiiicl Erin Looniird (lid a r(i|naiKnl)lo from .St. Michael; School in a recent'ceremony.'The, students, and the' from Livingston Avenue School gram,, the LAS students once Ms. Everett s third,grade.class ,' Hampden .Girls Invitational whorp It rotji!;- :'. jo!>':;hiitt|iHi down tlio highllyino Olny wpu|«- Tho moot did not start, woll lor tho .Thu Cosiiu.iV. firtlsbotl Rlrpi.vtj-iind carno Qatnrs, but (ho score was tied allor tbo hiRh'schools they will he-iitte'iuling, afe:'" • , ' • ' '••:' inCranford were given a unique, again were able tp live out their and Kate Fackina, in . Mrs. tored a.3-0:1 roeord'.and Ipok'ltQin'u llui 1 opportunity during the month of credo of ''Caring, Community and Murphy's fourth grade class, pre- .'championship. . ',". . • awiiyvvlih a a-.O win. ••''',' ••'.-•• third I'ncit Ihi.inks to.Strong swims by Eric' . Alexandria biichert, .Roselle Catholic; Andrew Bercllc, Fairfiold Alter a'.ylbil toHorshoy Park thu d;.iy ' . . In l|(n chninpionsliip (jam'! tlio• Cosmos Walano'nnd Mlchaoi'ClWanowriki in the , Preparatory; Daniel Bercik, Faii-field Preparatory; Kenneth Brissette, April; •" . '", •'; •;,.', ••••'.' ..'••' Commitment.", As a result of sented the donation to Monica. boloro Ihotpurnamanl, tin) Cosmos ij»l lac.otl Iho Lonapo Vallny Clokl'Hoinols. 'Ilui TOO 'Iron and Di'iniollo. McAulilfo Inlhp 100 '• : .Each student iiv the third- their participation in the pro- Vermuel.en; central regional down lo businosti, scoring a 4-1 victory ovi)r •Cci'siin'os worn dominating Ilio giimn v/lion. IM. Altorlhe.l'illh'raco Cranlord was in Ilio Union Catholic; Mary BuKichio, Roselle'Catholic;-' Peter Camarda, ; 'through fifth-grade school was gram, the children raised.a total director of ECF,. '' •, Iho host foam, Iho HMMS Wavo, Tho lirsl.-. . (lisjistiii slriiti.k A liiird ti.nll look a-bad hoi> • load'bocausu ol Lauren Chrzanowski's'and ' Roselle, Catholic;. Paul Can'wrda,, Uoselle Cutliblic;, IJbgaiv DeMizio/ ; goal was, scorod Whop, conlor-itiid Krif.ton ovnr Iho'Cosmbs-'swoopor as Iho lilllhacks . Laurel ;K|a|i|)hol^'i; strong swim inllio 200.. Roselle Catholic; TifTanie DeMoya,: Roselle .Catholic; John Ferraibli, invited to participate in the "Kid : of$l,201. •'.••' , , ;.' • '•'' •••' •":; • "•• • • The LAS students invite oth^ Scblti sent a bonulilul'^qunro pass to , ' worn pushing'up, allowing- Ih.d 'LoitatJO wing1 IM. That was to be Cranlord's last lend: (Jranfenl; Thomas Haddad, IJnion County'Magnet1,; Caroline-Holt, Read" . program ': for • the; Following an all-school assem- ers to contribute to the Ashloy !DiRocoo'. Ashley rillnil a shot into/ ' • to slroak in alono n Ihu Cowtuis koopor for. Aflnr Ilial Brooksido's doplli began lo . Emmanuel. Cancer Foundation, bly. June .5, two students1 who Emmanuel Cancer Foundation:: Iho uppor'loll coriior lor tho 1-0 load. Tho '.. a ,1-0 load..Wilh aboul 18 ininiilosi lo yo'in take over.'l-rin McAulille's slrotly swim in' . Cra'nford;. Ariell Himt, Roselle. Catholic; Alexandra Kahrer, Mount, 1 Wave liod tho gaino, olfa cornor kick niicl . Ihu gamo Asiiloy DiRoiaxi lound Koll.y"- '. ll'ii) 2b fly added some nbodod points bill : .Saint, Mary; Kelly. Lesfri; Rpso'lie'Catholic;' Joseph Lopez, Cranford; Organized by PTA volunteers, raised the most, moiiey presented To make ' a donation, call the .IHo'lhall ondod 1-1: In Iho ilocond hall Jous Cundron oi'vlho loll winy.' Cdndron lilai'.md DrooksidO'Slarlodlo pull away. Micluiel '. • [ the "Kid Read" program cllannels a check to a representative from Scotch Plains office at (908) 322- Phonoy ono-timod a thrpggh l)i\ll Irpm ••'a loll Inolur fiasi Iho hol(>loi;r, koo.piir. ("Von Chr/anowr.ki's liisl.plriuo. finish in the.SO . Robert Makow.ski, Cranford; Edwat'cl Mazura, Arthur L. Johnson; tho energy of kids in an educa- :the Emmanuel. Cancer 4323.. • '"•• :..'.. •''.•..' •'.•,'• ••: ' Scotli. Tho kpopor mado tho slop but .loss'. ,. Patrick M.cKetiry,•Cra'nford;' Joliri Merrigan, Seto.n Hall.Preparatory;.' Ihuuijlj Iluj CostVios doiniiiatod Ihrr fust of- • hmnsl closed U>6 ga|) lo .10 poinls alter the : tional way for the benefit of fam- Hladky was tho.ro lo piii in tho .robouhd. • tho way, rogulaliori liiiclmJ I-.1...' • '. •. 10th.race, In tho 13th raco.'sliong linishoi, . .Olivia•.ModtvM6ui.it'Saint Mary; •Brendan Nelson, Cranford;-'Noil' Phenoy alsolayod olla bnll.lo a'n !ovorlap- •'. ThoOTwai'. scoroinBB'.unlil loss Iti.'iM'.'i,-, 'by Lauren Ght/anows.kj and Jess1 • . ' ,- . OX'!onnoiv':C'r.ahIbril;'D(>.sii'e0'pi-tiz',.;'Uinbn Catholic; Nich6las Paras, ' ilies facing the battle of cancer. plng DiRouco who scorod hor socond (). COUNTY: UNION SERVICES; Fur providing' oliicln'cal Injliliny dosifln tor AWARDED TO Groonnian-Podursoil Inc.. (GPI) , Club from Maryland..Tho Cosmos .won! up1 . •'finishes-Irom Eric Wal,ino.(100 .li'on, h0 ,\- (100 Ine.isl,'100 hack.) aiTdMichelln . ' DOCKET NO.'F222S!>0._ 2 ,. ihii. tunnis couiir.-in'Fliihwiiy'Piuk'and'Firilil #11 10 Lrilianon','NJ . ' •'•. :'." •. • • • ' 1-Q oii a dilocl kick Irom Kriston Scpllt. • . backsl.roktij.Diini'oHp MvAulillo (1'00'individ- PLAINTIFF:'CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE'COMPANY, W«'in,mco Park'. Roso!l(i,N.I .'. • ..' ' • .' ."SERVICES For •mwihlo'ryimj all .OnioiV'Counly Bridfjos'' • CheccliKi (!)0 true)' ' ' .' • '.."••• . -. INC.' , . ••."••'.. COST, $.?5,000'• •..,:.•.' • . nndculvorlii, Inspecting sploclod diilvmla iind'ddvnlQpiiiii'' .Thrjy mado tho score'2-0 when Ashley '..'. ualmodloy), L,ailron Chivanowski (300 IM DEFENDANT: GARRET!" C MANKY III, ET Al. ' ' Annlii Ciogm - ftu|>uty Clork ol Ihn Dbard ol FiooholuV'r;. Ih'o bViclcju and culvor't portion ol Ihi) UC A'aiiot. DiRocco, put Kolly Condron Ihroiigli-tof a . .lOO'b'ullorlly); Emi MiiAuiillo (20 Hy,' :>!>';.• • ': .-.T.hn Cianlord Pialiirs-iiri;!. co'.ichoil by • WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: APRIL u. 2003 S3 1.0 • •' •'• " : '.- ..•.,'••.••'.'•'CJSI'tT (i'2W3 Mananonionl Systom'. •.'• '..breakaway: Kelly boat'her mark and wont.' . Iroo), Mic|vaorChizano'wski'(50broast), Jo,i Mi'chollii.Hirsclj.and'Snrali Golliii.- .. ' '• . SALE DATE:' WEDNESDAY THE 25 1H PAY Ol JUNE ••••••• - • .'•.• COS!' $300,000' ., ,'• . • .. ' '.-....• : '•• AD 2003 - LEITiAI.NdriCE ' ••••••. 'Anl'uo Croom - Dopqly Clurk, ol thn Hoard ol Fintiholcjdrr, . .The property » bil Mid'is looilod irt-tho Bornugli ol NOIICt.' OF CONTRACT AWARD '.-'.Dalit A.dpplocl S.1.'•-«""0 ?0" - . ' •.;... . ':.... C30O IT C/2M3 ME IMPROVEME Kenilworth in Hie Counly of-Union, Sliilo oINuw Jui^uy.'G/19'03 . ' ' ; • • .•• . . • . .- ... -• ... • , .'.'-., . • ..•, • Commonly known as: 2>K North lOtli Slifitil.Knnilivoitb, PIIUK Noto is hnrrlli'y'.giviin thai tlii) Union County. •' •' LEGAL NO.Tl'CE "'••.• NJ 07033 •• •' •••.-. ' • • Board of Chqsmi FriKrholiteis.' lias awaidod a conlian NQTI.CF- OF CONTRACT ,AWARI> - 'Dliln 'Adnptml •••'' SPORTSCENE TiuLbtNo 13 in Block 1M 02 .' ' . .'. . ..-' • williout coinpiililivi) bidding as a prdlni.fjonal syivico nr-C'ia.03 ' •• ' .' . ''.-.- • '/•• One Call Puts ^u in lo - Ditnonr.ioris ot Lot: ly!'30-to.i.*t widivby. 100 irxiianrdmaly, unspociliablHGurvicn pur:',iianl to .N J S A Public Nolico -li; liuruby givon Ihal Iho Union. County • 1 1 ••,1pplii:,'i[ioii call.I load C'oaplT'iGone.Uollb'no ' • lent long '- • '' . • • .,. • • 40A TI-^MKa) This cotitracl aiirl tiin r.u-.rilutipii aullio- Board ol' CliOMm Freoholdors- bus awaidod a conlract - :' BASEBALL BASICS '•and'Bagdt"Arnoric.a. 6'uosliqns can lib- •• 1 Nearest Cross Stroot Sltualo on tlui ivnijlorly i,ido of n/inr|il u; nvjilablo lor public ir)s[)i!c;iion in tliii Oflicr. ol wlliyul compolitiviHiiddiny as-a prolossional snrvicn-or This August, .Bob Stigoar will present ',; dirticlod'lo. Bob.bycallinci (!)08) 27G-2-l!"i.1 or • dl C>;:i) 37liSKS'J. ' • . ' '•'•'•' '•• .'•'- •' .:?;«i!^ .Nrjrtlv 10th.Slfoot. 60 lunl'I'qni thu. soutliniiy ^ido ol Hie Ctink'ol Ihn Boanl. • • •,• •• -'fixirnprdinary, unf.poclfiablo sorvlaipnrsiiant to-N.J S A- 1 his I6" annual Cranlord [jasoball Basics (900) 272-1360' •••' '•'•••" '-. - : : , •• ..•'• SOCCER REFS '•: . Independent Press • Suburban News • Grciriiford CKronSpte • Record Press • Slioridari Avoniia. • ' " .-' .'.' •rll:SOLUTIONNO--G.I5.2003" ' .•••,••.' . ' dOA H-5|i](a) "This contract and Ilio rosolulion aulho- f"AL GIRLS HOOPS CAMP , ..Ap(ilii:a|ions' aie now bolny accepted foi' • 'JUDGMENT AMOUNT" • ' • • AWARDEDTO. noiwlil S Wwininrj Union, NJ • rizing ilia available lor public inspection in'lho Ollicn of" Summer Camp. Tho camp will hin'lhp.wook OfJE-HUNDRED THIRTY THREE THOUSAND-1WO- SEIlVICliS To linrvc an a technical and slr.ilogic plan- Ihn Clork of thn Board. •••••'• of Aug. '1 -' 8,.9 (l.i'n, - 3 p.m. It will bo iield. • ••' Tho •Cran(rirct-''P'AU' Girls'" DJskftlball ' candidates- wishing to bncomi/ high school/ 1 1 •HUNDREDTHREE f. 09/100'••' ninq consiJIUml an kuy liiinsporlalion pro|oi-.ls" lor Ihu RESOLUTION NO 669-;?003. in tho rear ol'tho Orancie Avonuo Midtlln .Camp, undnr.lho •fiiroclion ol Hoad Girls' soccer rotates in thi School and' College • .•($(33,203 I)!))' CONMIV nl |)ninn. • .-•••• ' . .- AWAHPED TO; Schoor DoPalma. Mimalaparv, NJ "• School. . •. . .'•: • • •' ... '•••••• • • Varsity Conch liiian CbapmonV'will. ho hukr. .Ollicials Aiisoci:i|ion lor. tho 2003 sdaspn.; To Place Your Ad Call CHRISTINE 1-800-981-5640 ATTORNEY ZUCKER GOLOBIjUG & ACKERMAKl. PERIOD 71/2i)0:)-(Vi;)0''20J.V • .'•.;• •' • SERVICES:'For (lonlrining a loplncniiHint :;lructuni lor • : ' Tho campwiN loaluro momborsol.' . '• •this sumnior ;at.- Cianlord High School, July CaMdrd.ili.is mi'js'it he physically lit and a nun-' • •' '• •ATTORNEYS '•':', '...•' COST' SBO p*)r hour'lor a sum not (o i>xc.nnd $70,0011 , SpuriQfiokl AvorHitr [Vidfii.' ovor Ihn Rnhway •Rivnr . BATHS'KITCHENS CHECK CASHING DISPOSAL SERVICES FLOORS-WOOD GENERAL CONTRACTOR ; inVuin of 1H ye.iis il ago .to •releree • . '• • SUlTi: 301' • • •' ' '•' / ' Anrnii CraJin - Di'ipuly Cloikol Ilio Ooaid ol rmoholdur!, Cranlord. NJ * ' ' ' • :. Dennis McCaflery's oulslnnding Crnnlord • .14 lo July-'IH,' Irbm 9.a.m. lo 2j).m Thfl' V •' 200 SHEFFIELD STREET $9'69 .•:.•:...• • ' , .•.' C353 IT 6'?6'()5 COST.'S254.237 50 '' '••. . • ••' '' ' . High School coaching slalf. PJayors IrCim. crimp is opun to all girls onliiring' ifiados 3. 'SueeoMluL oandidatus will 'be oligihlo lo ; AMADEUS RESTORATIONS GP HOME REMODELING ' ' ' '. ' '. ' MOUNTAINSIDE,.N,l O7O92 . ' ' •' • •• • ' Annio Croorn - OopntyClork dl Ihr-Board ot l rf,'nriofdor;i Emory Uiilvorsily in Atlanta who pfayod in, • Ihrough 0.' For mp'ro inlormalion conlacl •tnkfl tho NJSIAAevam. which will Ihnn qual CARPENTRY BY PAUL THE CHECK STORE PHONE NUMDEin-aoil-233-8500 ' l:EGAi.-NOTiCL- ' • .50.18'; • • " , ' • " • CWO G.,'''i'O:t ••' tho'2003 Collogo World Son'os and linished Qiian'Chapmanal (908)'70n-fi223, •' ily them ir.' ri'loivn bigli scHOol'varslly siiii, PILE NUMBER XC2 I •S.iiilfl. . NOflCU''OI: CDNTI1ACT.- AWAIJD • Dale Ailoplod,: • . .. • " . .•..'• ; • KITCHENS' BATHROOMS.'.BSMTS'DECKS "Speclaizing in Antique Floors" From Window Installation .'cor.in'.'Hclios'. '.•••• ••' Attn: Business Owners ' SHEHIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH__, . . ' .litflO.V, . • ••.-.' . •.•.'••'• ' • .LEGAL NOTICE'•• frith, in the nation will also bnal Ihe camp,', COERV.ERCAMP ..' • : SERVICES INC, 1 To Total Renovation!! IntoiosloiJ canili(l;i.ti':;' may obtain irifor-' PORCHES 'WOODWORK' DOORS-WINDOWS -TILE .Cornplele Otsigit' S Ipuls Available •ReferenCesCtieerfully Given. • Installations • Borders' Inlays. FULL i:ECiAL-Df:?;CR'll>riON IS FILED "AT THE UNION' I'uDlir. NullCu.ls linroliy 'giyun thai llw'Unipn Counly NO'I ICE OF CONTRACT AWARD • Ualii Adoptod • as well as past and current Cranford play- • • • Cooivor Spccnr Camp isXiHtnng tl' 10-30 YARD CONTAINERS-...•' . '. COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE. • •••';• Board ol Cliosoi) huphokl.-i!, lias aivriid.id a obn|iact I'.'UITO. ... • • . manor, liy1 ;',eniin.i(| a- sell, addressmj' I. : Quality Work ers ropros,onlirlg' Now Jprsoy Stale • • . Cranlord., Tho Cranlord 'SOIXIM Club v;. ' We will cash any check 1 '. •RENOVATIONS-. . • , . • OuaMty Work al a Competilive Pflce ' . ''.. Repairs •Sanding & finishing. ONE-HUNDRED 'FORTY THOUSAND FICilirHUN- '.viinoiit i'(iii|putitiv5ll)lfi).' This oonlract and'thi'- rosnluliorr.iuthu-' without coinpnlliivu hidding ao a pittliicsiohnHiorvco or loams. . .'•. •.'•••- ' . •• which usus Iho Coorvor fviolhod, acclaimed •' Bryant Avu.-, Bl'oomlielii, NJ 07003-5J01- payable to your company Custom Color& Finishes ;f ,vr FreeEst. Fully Ins. , $25,56 ' .'. ' C3P9 -II 0 i/.U.\1'.U?G -n ii.'ior) il if. availaljlii lor pul(lii".^ii;.p(trtion iruho OMICIMII nylraorflinary. iini^)nciliablo Ciiirvico |iur;.iiarM lo N J S A. The Baseball Basics program will fea- to bo Iho world's- (most succor skil.Nvloach- • A[)|ilii:,ilions are cluo by Snpt; B. '.- • | FREE Est 908-789-9279 .. "•••. DEMOLITION' ..•••''•• . ' ' ' '.'••' ' • Iho Clerk ol ihn Board .. ' ' 40A i.l-B(i)ia). Miis contracl and llio.riii.olulionaiitho- ture a comprehensive' assortment of daily 'ing niolhdd. Thfl camp.will bo liokl ;Vl tin: : ' WATCHUNG MOUNTAIN! HOOPS 908-687^0704 T ITTTTT T T T T ••' : LEGAl. NOTICE '. . .RESOLUTION NO. fl.17-2003 lAnu-ralmci nnsolulioiv IIZIIKI il IS available lor public inr.[wcliOM in tho Oilier ol in any amount -"« 908-686-5229 ,"' i 973-940-8832 908-206-9588 olfonsivo nnd dpfonsivo drills, as wpll as'., Ora'ngo Avonuo School wilh U-10-and ..' : Jhiv • Watcliung rviouetiun • Giili, ' Pursiiiini to r.iato law. a r.nUj will hi.- huldat U-stpr«-lr «;'OC2-:'0O2) •'.• . . ••'•.' •. •' • thii Clurk ollhif Hoard • '" . • '. ' *"T "T" * " "" "" "v allo.rnoon.gitmos to roinlorco tho skills younger attending fro'n'i 9 am to'12 pni, and BiibkiMball C'ini'p will ln.'.held nl .'Union 31F>, '601 Soulh Avuinio "Cr.inloid. NJ on 0.'10'OJ al SLTWICES Amondinqtho lir.lol.prattiliondr!. providinrj FIL'SOI.UT.ION NO 6W2003 • ' ••••'. ADDITIONS BATHS' KITCHENS DISPOSAL SERVICE GENERAL CONTRACTOR n"""""" 0O.AM.1ti- n "•••"following- • ynod'c- ' •'••-•-••' • '..CTiikiaul <:civi'rrir|.'.t(ii-.ihi!'pi'.v.:hi'atrir. imif; at Ruhni'lls AWARDED 10 Consulirjalod Cnnstriiciion Mnri.wnmnl" being taught: All participants will roceivo a •• U-11 and oldora.tlen.diny Irom.1 pin lo •! Galhulir: l-.ligir School m Scotch Plains. Julv No Waiting for Checks to Clear, ^——i i i in wi^—•— ..SpacoNumlxii: -I33'r S|ioci,ili.vd Flii'.iiilal' '•'•••• • • ' Sorvices Colt? Nuck NJ complimentary shirt.and lake part in thn pm.. The cost.of the cani|i is $ I fiQ-.' T^loa's-i; ." 11 for iirades. <]•'.) .and on July i-1-18 Irir ScotcA , Kirn Forbor, Donna liuctor I1M. Mow ftuiuv.vick. NJ . .. ' • SERVICES- - - ' Foi construction administration soivu;of. lor Baseball Basics Challenge, whiclvwill give '•' •go lo their wobsilp at wwiv.cnBivVir.hfl and11', giiide's. 7-10. • '' .. . ' ' • . ' '•' • SHAPE-UP BATHROOM Ciilloi'm l-'lw-.hin.in.-AI'HN BC-. .Lilwrly Curnw; NJ • Ihi! roplacerm'-ht ol Union AVL-IIUO Dfirl(]i', Town-.,hipi; ol "SPECIALIZING IN EUROPEAN & Instant Cash!!! Gervasi Inc. Serving Scotch Plains • Westfield them a chtihco lo win additional groat • -. . 1 select camp.schi^dulo to gut an applicnlton 1 Thi! Walchii'nii Mountain ' Doyi .' Rosulli!, N.I•aV203 .Maiya'nnt-Minisrhclli RH. Pr.,'Ciltaw.iv N.I - - Union anil Hillsidi- M.l '•-.-•.•' . '• • ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN" WE Dp ENTIRE-JOB Fanwood'»Cranford «EXCLlJSlVE : 1 Container Service .1 •flags, .IBoxii'i. 1 Suite, 1 Pliljln: Planl 1 Ollu-i l.lisc: Dunn.i'IiMnpl.'Mii.'RN Chatiirim NJ .'COST ?103 790 .. .-' -' '"• . prices. At tho oriel.of the vvofik ,' all campers lor Ihe Cranlord camp. ' ••••.'•... D;iski'lh:ill .Gamp'will In-, hf.'lrl ,'it Union Licensed • Insured • Bonded • Armored SALEM FLOORS . ' KITCHENS'BATHROOMS-DORMERS . DEAL DIRECT Fine Carpentry* Sun Decks w/Plans .lloms. SCIolbrio.llin t E «t00-l(i:.",) PtlllOD .' lal.lt'lll.U • •• : • • . ' . Annio Croom - Dopuly C'fork- ol iho tioai'd ot Frc-uholdors • . will be iroalod. tO'.lho traditional pi/M parly • ' ... BR.EARLEY BASKETBALL CAMR .'. Citiiolic :Migh" S'ho.,!'on.;,lt.ily-2l':1ri .foi' 17 Avenue A 1731 Rt.22W 10,15,22 yardboxes SpacoNumbor -ibO'i "COST.. S3I 7r,0 • . • • ' • : • DECKS 'BSMTS • PORCHES 'PAINTING 'GRANITE Total Renovations '•• 1 S'lfi-).' .. ..."...• . C302 iT6?(i(>3 • and receive parting gills. ' •;.' •Aio you .lirod ot.'Oyortirowclorl campr,?. •grades (> H. " ..-': •. '. . Nisboja^ KOITVIII • Arirlui Cinmn - 0>.'fi;i!v Cli;;li of Ihi ).-irdol|-it<-hol 1 • MARBLE • CORIAN.' RENOVATIONS 'ADDITIONS Demolition & Excavation i253WiliiirBOi' ' 511 ?:). • .. ' . ";' .. t:3$.i 11 o r . LEGAL NOTICE ••'• • Those who rogislor prior lo July 1 will • Then Iho Brearloy Doais boys ramp is Iiir .Ftir inforin.ilioi! and a rogislration'feriri.- Newark, NJ Union NJ . ' Add-A-Level • Additions Union, NJ'070l|3, NO! ICE OF CON'1 RACT AWARD : Dali.' Arjoptod receivoiwo Iroe tickets lo-'tho Newark •' •• you. Tho oainp. which runslrom July'"'' 11 at. •plnasii rail, Kidtiy .Malthews. for.tho'girl!.'.. YEsL* l.'ullv Insured-' • WWW.GERVASIINCCOM _. Kitchens • Bathrooms 1 ; 732-340-1220 M.-MallroM . i Olhorl.l .- III! I.L'd'AL MOlICi: 0 19 03.. Boars Gamo lhat will be played on Aug.'7. • . Broarlfiy .High School, is laktng only:.M ' (:aiup inK;ii!i.i!ioi> :iri!l .lame:; Reagan Jr. l(jr Spaed Numbi.u :'-l.m sl yre NOTICE Ol I'.ONl RACT AWAHI.I- Odtit Adoplt'-d Public Ncilicp-is hnroby rjivon that Iho Union Coupt.V 1 i CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATE. 973-643-4988 • 908-687-7575 • 1-866^46-4)78 • Applications'nre available at Mr. J's , • campers Ihis sunnnei. Tho i;aipp is upiMi lo • 'Hie boy.;-c.-impVii'lnrniation at (908) ,flH9-' VcraL, OFIone Board ol Cbosiiir.FroiilTOlrlors has nwaldud a.conirari ; 908490-0432 1 908-289-0991 •/9 Cross Bow Cl . PuMic .l-ln II. that Itir; IJnion County1 wilhoul rompttitliwvbiddmcj a:> a pio1r!--,:;ion'nl -.nrvico cir Pizza Houso, Iho PVMA House'Piz/a Ch'e.f.- '.' boys agos 7-1-1 and tuition .is S8li- For an ' if'.OO ' .' ' ' •'•'.'' '•.••' GENERAL CONTRACTOR .• Savannab. GA 31-106 ' Bo'ara'ol. . h.i:i iwarilt'll a contracl OKtrnoidinary uhspnciliablo .st.-rVICH |Hllouanl to H .ISA ADDITION BATHROOMS CLEANUP SERVICES DRARING SERVICES ****% : VOIboi Mi;,c Horns, 1 CiflO' .11 omrnililiw.. bidding ,i: > ir piol.v-.sionail.v.siouail !bHH'ii.i. or -10A11-^)11 )(a) Tbi'j conlracl and Iho roi.okiljON'anlho-' Spaco Nuinljor >'03-l '. i N J $ A-. o^intj il ir, availahln lor puljln; Inf.pi'Clion in thr Ollico ol FMH ARCHITECTURAL & nr,i'v unsp.K.ili'oblrr si' vict'.- porsuant Vo JUST TILE AL CLEAN UP Jalno'fi D AduniG ' ' • ' lOAIi- :l 1lial Tin-, r:ontr,ir;t ,ind lfin rO'-.ilulioi .iuiho- Hi :ir.rt. ol tho Hoard ••.'•'• ABOVE ; V.YUIIANO S0I1 INC, 218 W Dudl.iyAvu • • ' ' i..'ini| il ii, iivailiilit^ lor public ,n:i|).>rlki'u in tno t RESOLUTION NO-" 671-2003 .' •- • . .'• Yards • Cellars • Garages Etc. ENGINEERING DRAFTING '•• Wosllifjld. NJ 07090 • . •' • ••" Ili.rCli-ik ot tho Board AvVARDEDTO PMK Group,'Cmnlord. NJ '• Bathroom Renovations • New Bathrooms Estate Clean Outs .1 Olhor Mine IIDIIIS. V Sua! «05063'in irj Ro:Vblutioii SEHVICES For providiriQ Ihn County ol Union ho,htinrj C0NSTRUCTION.COM Tllo Foyers 'Kitchens • Caulking 'Marble Work GENERAL CONTRACTING RI-'SOI.UTIONno >iin-:'oo.i * Serving homeowners and contractors •.Space Numbnr .I52B •• *?3!l.2003l . '••.•'• • ' •- sy.'itonii; ronovalion projoci /oviriw. biddniQ'. fftbaie riuali- Fine Hortie Improvement 1 • . Fully Ins. FresEst. .v •; "•"We. Are The Cheapest" HOME IMPROVEMENTS; Doborab A Liddy • AWARDED TO Unilorm Data Mannrjomnnl Sorvicr. ,- Ircalions'and covtstirjclron adniiniiitriition, buildilirj Ungi- Cash in with Classified! * New homes - additions & alterations . liORonihanMdwr, Biillalo NY - '....-' ••'.•.• • . . nnonrio andnnctrrjy analyson. and proparalion of an olnc- Remodeling • Additions 'Alterations v.M;,. '•'.'' • CallRahdy •'• .' 10% Off w/Ad 'We will meet your schedule & budget ' Lebanon NH037Gli' , , SERVICES To proud..- spuciliinldatacoriipilalioo..ropori- |ric dororjolalion position.papnr and'consulling soivicys ••••.• PAINTING -DECORATING •,..i-: Basements • Kitchens 'Baths .' Zoning & Planning- Investigation ^Administration 'lOBnxDs. .4 Kilcbun Chair 1 Cloth i I Rolnipratc 1 inijj' ra-rvici-s and baifiini ' lo Riinooll:,. Spi-.cinlizml COST. 360.000 ' 973-379-9591 Suitcase. ,1 Totes, 1 Scal'«r26750 " ' ' Hn.-ipital Annip Cioorn -* Deputy Clijrk ol Iho Buajd ol Fmnhoklorii . 973-868-8450 •••• . INTERIOR •EXTERIOR Spac>! Numhiir 2114 . • " ' ' PERIOD 1-1 2003 - 3l',:003 5»0'?i) . ' ', • ' - , .-•' C363 1T G ?fj'O3 732-715*5526 (CELL) 732-324-7400 1 Calliwuid Killopi ' ' •' ' ' • '.••••• COST SOD)'lor a iiui''. loUil i. oliai.t aouiuiil' ol tu ' . '. •- ' .' " ' .•..'• 973-258-0302 KITCHENS •BATHROOMS : KIMaishSt '•' • • . " : .•'•.'. " • ' " ' .'JCMd.'H 7O5-. •••' • ' • ' ' -. LEGAL NOTICE - ':' •"- • ' CLEAN-UP SERVICE .Cranloid -NJ 07010 . , • .' •', An.il-: Cicifiiil - p.ipulv P ik-ul llm Bpmdnl Froohold s NOTICE- OF CONTRACT AWARD. • Date Alloplnd ADDITIONS BUILDING & REMODELING •: "• CORIAN • FORMICA TOPS ;• 1 S'nnl 410O51S0. I .'I ' Povr.'s' 1 File- Cilniliit. 'j 22 j o:-i!'-p'3 '.•- •' ."•'. ."•.••• • .•••.-,: ni;lik]i.-iaior. I.Vfck-r Sht-ll 1 Slop Liiddi-i. 1 Olln-r Mir, ' Pulilic Notice is lusiiiby yivan that Iho'Union County AMERICAN t'US IOM RKM()I)LI,1N(. DRIVEWAY SEALCOATING CUSTOM MOLDINGS.'ALL REPAIRS lloms ' •• • • • •'••'• ' •' ' ,• •.. LEGAL NOTICE '•.'•. .' ' Bo.ud ot-Ctiosuo .Frt.'i>holdi.'is'lias'iiwaidud a contract, Oil) WORLD CRAinSMASSll'll' l'OU ALL ITEMS REMOVED :'$3(V'<>.., .' ...... •.''...•(•3.'v,i.'rii'i9,:'fii) IjOIIIT- O[" CONTRACT AWARD • D.lli: A'dopld l' without'compiMitivi! bidding a;.a prolossion.V'serviCfi.oi .'.•'..,' ' TODAY'S HOMES AMERICAN FREE ESTIMATES .TILE-SHEETROGK .6.1 ?>.i) i '; •'_•.••...... ' ey.tiaoidinary, unsipr.-ciliablc'sorvii:tt.pursuant to N J S A '"ALSO LIGHT MOVING'" 1 F.EGAL NO'tlpIl ' • •' . I'LILIU: fio!u:i.' i^ lK-rn!.''V t]iv>'n. IIHI 111c Linn' County 40A 11-!j(1)l(i) jhis' cdnliact and tho rbsOlutinn:iiiitho: ' ' ViJcMtimis • Kit •ItiillK" |isnil\' Di'i'li* ' I'mirs PRECISION PATCHING Hardwood Floor Specialists 11 FURNITURE •APPLIANCES* ETC. , ' .BO1IOIJGH OF GAHWOOD •' '. Hoaid cl ChostjiiJ-ir-oiiOldc-is li.r, awardori a contract rizinn,.' is availabll e (oi public inspoclion in.tlio Qflico of Huiiiv;ilion^ • \ViiutrrMs • \iuyl - Siilluy Spaiiilisls . AND Installed»Refinishen • Sanded • NOTICE OF ADOP1 |ON •••.illidut .-.ouipBliiivi' hiddimi-ai, a piotussmnal r.eivicn or thV'Clurk ol thii fioard' . . - ' ' '•• Hitonly IfnitimiilcAiitcrktiii cinliiiu (908)769-8524 ..OnnLNWICF. N.O.U3-Q8.'.. . .L'.>lijC!d!iiai,. U!ipei;iliab!e.iei.viLii uuriuuiil.lrj MJ.S.A. .IIESpLJJT.IQN .NO.:.' B72-20Q3:iAm'endinij1Rrj5OluliOH.-. CRACK FILLING . Carpet, Upholstery .& On Site Drapery Care . AN'ORDINANCE TO AMEND f,U)u-?S iCERIIFICAIT: 4QA n-:>i,1IUV) tins iliacl .mil. ibonisolulion aulho-. IG.^f-L'OO,?) i dHhi REMODELING Fully Insured Oriental & Area Rugs Cleaned & Restored . 973-377-7708 • 973-884-4110 (eve) OF OCCUPANCY, Ct-RTIFTCATt OF COMPUANCEl IN ni-ni'i] il i.vavailahlr loi public insiiuclioi) in tlit! Ollic- ol AWARDED TO. Thu Musial Giou|).'M(iun|airKidf. NJ' - WON •ARTICLEl IGENERAi. PROVISIONS! IM CIIAPVCR 105 Ihi- Clr-rk ul thi?.Bi.r,lrd • '. • ; SERVICES To piovide additional .on-callaicbiloctor.il Fwe:Esr. 973-379*2434 Fu//y Ins.' With This Ad 800-307-4494 • 908-464-2653 (beeper) 973-490-9023 (LAND USE! OF ri-IF. CODE OF IMF HOHOUtill Ol' PIFSOLUTIONMO 64'l-:'l)03 lAiuoniliiig Rosolulion r.o.ivictiS (;j'Chil(-ct ot rncordj. • ' ' • . -.'f.' ; amoricuncliiilonvornodoling.com" ' ' 100% FINANCING 973-723-8442 'GARWOOD • • . ' • • .. • • -. »-i:in-::oo:t|' COST In an adriiiional amouritol Shu.QUO loi a nowcon • n ..'• • '•'••• S'lAifcMFNI •.. • •' ''. • AWAril'jr.D TO Scl'.w-.rl;- fiinlon'Fdnltlr-in Celso •& Ir.icl amounl of S1Q0 000. Interior/Exterior Improvements TAKE NOTICE THAT fllF ABOVE ORDINANCK VMS Knwlol. Florhcim Park IIJ ' ' • ' ' ' ' •' Arlnifj Croom - DoputyCloiii ol Iho Board ol Frunhoidoi CLEANING SERVICE GUTTERS PASSED ON THE FINAL READIMG' AFTER PUBLIC SERVICES • fo j)rdvii|.: Hit) Counlyol. Un'iori v!ith <]nni;lnl pi S<> '• •• ' ' •• • C30-1 1T 0'fflC NY/NJ Licensed & Insured ANNTONE FAMILY HEARING AT A MEETING'QFTHE.GOVERNING BODY" Ian soaicc'viclatc-d lo k:g;il nuC|otia|ion;-, lor luiuio a'cqui- NED STEVENS OF THE BOROUGH OF GARWOOD ON JUNE 24, 2003" f,llioir; ol. Ih,)'Opon Sjia™, R.i.'.iualKin. an'J HislrjuC . • •' LEGAL NOT ICE • :•' '• :. •' • Vinyl Siding • Roofing ATTEST'. • .' • .-.-•' .. •. •' PrcsoivalKin luist I iind . ', . •• • '• NOTICE OF CONTRAGT AWARD • Date Adopted' CLEANING SERVICE, LLC GUTTER CLEANING & INSTALLATION If Christina AnC'innia "• .• '; . . ' CC)SI In ,in addilioo.ii ainbunt ol ff^O 000't iw* lotal 6 HI 03 ' -. .. ' . • ", ' • • . > ' Municipal Clork • . • ' • •. . . •. contract amount not lo oxriind S^ii ooo Pi/tihc Nolico is liorehy qivon-lhat the Union County Kitchens • Bathrooms . • TO ADVERTISE Home • Office • Con^os Asphalt driveways • Belgium Block Curbing, Brick Pavers • . . ,' :(}'.}-\n n r.?C'O3 AnnmCroam - Doputy'Cliiik ol'lhu Board ol Frocboldrirs Hoard of Cboson Fruoholdurs has awaidml a contract When it's time to sell your car... 800-542-0267 • • '. • . . ' : ' . ,'$1'•??•'..• .' • • .- •' C3S0 1T o'!IJ'P3 wilbout cornpotilivt! bidding as a protossion'al sorvicei or Windows • Masonry . • Move In - Move Out • Walkways, Concrete Work, Brick Steps . '• • • • LEGAL NOTICE, • " •. ' : •' • • ' '. • •' • nxtraorclinary unspricilialilo sorvicti piirr.uanl lo N J S A' PAINTING • ROOFING 7 SIDIMG TOIJRBUSINESS $35-$7.5 Average House :• '•' ' .TOWNSHIP OF CRAMFOITO . • . •'• '. . '' ', LEGAL NOTICE. • •' '. .' . 40A'11-5|1)la) Tins contract rind ilio resolution autho- ' CASH IN WITH CLASSIFIED witlia WHEEL-DEAL in 800-941-5541 'Fax: 973-374-9446 Quality Service* Fxiliy Insured Next Day Service In Most Cases • ' -, CRANFORD NEV^ JERSEY . '• "• NOIICI: OF CON.IRACI AWARD - Dato- AdopliKl ruing il is available lor public inspection in tho Ollico ol CARPENTRY > GUnER CLEANING •ADVERTISEMENT - NOTICE TO BIDDERS' '• 0I1O3 • "• • '. ' '' ' ' the Clork ol Ihd Board. ••'•'.- '• " ..' ' • '": E-mail: [email protected] • • 908-964-5164 JOEGONCALVES r:;,'.: CALL • fully Ins. * 7 pays '•-. . Snalod bids lor IMPROVEMENT OF ORANGE AVENUE Public, NV;|ICB is hvieby :|ivon' Ilial the Union County RESOLUTION'Np-67.Bi2003iAmopdlng'Riisolution 115- : •'-i''';. Wsb: www.lmprovetoday.com'. • 973-701 -9524 • 973-495-3450 ill-thu Township ot Cranloid .will I.'C rcci'ivtirl by' tin? 'Bonn.!. uf Cliosc-o Fn/K'hdlduis lias awarded .a,conlracl 2003) .- ' • • • REMODELING • REPLACEMENT.WINDOWS Townr.tlrp Clurk' on Friday July 11 200.1'in Room 100 ol Vnthoul coinputilive biddincj as a piofossmnal Si-rviccoi/ A\VARDED.TO Edward KolocjT Esq.. Linden, NJ • GUTTER CLEANING the •Municipal Building 0 f-i[ir/r.lgfinl(l Avcnur-, Cianlord, r'i«lrriqiiiinilry unspf-ciliablu survicri pursuant' lo NJ S A. SERVICES Rrjprwsririlintl James Ooug'hoity in tho ni.at' CLEANING SERVICE ELECTRICIAN CHRISTINE Now Jorsny. at 10 00 AM prevailing Itmc- ' • -iuA,n-:ii Dial!' fhl'.v contracl and. Iho resolution autbo- ior entitled Brunson v.Doiiglinrly, ot al' ' • ' • ADDITIONS* The projocl consists' of tlir,1 rcjinovai ol tho resting lutu- ruing it is available lor pubk' msporlion in Ihe Ollice ol COST In an additional aniciiiril.ol Sfj.OOO , CLEANING SERVICE UNITED GUTTER . nunausconcrutn. curbs anrl sidewalks, r:onsiiuction ot tne Clerk ol tiiKUoard' ' ' ' ' ., . • AtiiiiuCiooin-Dopuly Clork'olthe Board ol Frriohoidurs .' FROM START TO FINISH • no*- curbing.'coficr'ote sidewalks, uiillin'ii'and reiurlacing. RESOLUTION -NO 6B0-200B;i'Amnndiiig .Resolution $'t.\S • •..'," ,.••...-"- :'... .' CC65 !.T;f);?l)..O3 : HOME • OFFICE •CONDOS; 1-800-981-5640 J WORKS CLEANING .ol Orango Avonui) IroirrSpiing'lioldAveour'lo lvv'Street'210H-^U0,' ) - '. • •. ' .'• . - • • • :'• '• . • •• . . ; INTERIOR-EXTERIOR \ •-••••;• :.TO: •:: .• with thn major iloms biiing •' , ' , • AWAROED'FO. Geiry.Coonoy, Fanwond NJ •• • : .' ' ' IEGAI. NOTICE ' GOOD REFERENCES & PRICES ':.•• REPAIRS*INSTALLATIONS . ' 13rl00 S..Y Variable- Thickness Milling . - • '' • •. • SERVICES; To provido targeted progianre. lor youtli-a't- NQTICE OF ' CONTRACT AWARD • Dale Adopted • RESIDENTIAL •'COMMERCIAL • .'.' 3.450 TONS NJDOT Mix-F.5 '-,• . : ' . ,. . • usk cooldinalod' Ihrouqll iluj UC. Ploseculors- Ollico. 6 1003 • ' ' .' , •'' . •..."". ADVERTISE FREEESt. AVAIL 7 DAYS\ ASK ABOUT OUR tf-PO|NT GUTTER TUNE-UP • 1.025 LF. Granitiv Block aridor Vertical Concreie CurbirH) Depaitinenl ol Human Services, to piovido for Iheextiiii- Put)lic. Notice is boioby givorv .tlial Iho Union County All Work Guaranteed ; i NE4T CLEAN PROFESSWHALWOttK "WE DO LAUNDRY" 1,125 S.Y, Concrole.Siduwaiks-Diivoways • 'sion oMho coritiact rlat-'s • . ' : • FJoard ol Chosen Froolioldors hasawardntl a contract 9O8-9O1 -O5OO Fully. Ins. ; . 2SYaanExp. I3id lorhis and spocilicatir,nsmay he obtained in Room-P.EHIOQ: 6 i.^fjf^i- 5'3i,?004. ,',•'• . w/tlifiuicbnipetitivf! bidding as a protossional soryice or • YOUR 973-418-1022 (Roberta) lOOol'tho Mupici|ial Buildinybolweeii tbn bOLii.-, ol 8 00COST. S00.O0O •• , • "'•"•. ' '. ; oilradrdinary unspociliablo sorvico 'puisuanlloN J S.'A. NickVespa a m. and 4:00 p m, any.businoss day.Thoio will bo a non- Annio Croom - [Toputy Clork ot ihe Board ol Eiooholdor.s 40A:11.-5(Mi .This cnnlracfand tlio rosblutiooaulhorl^irUj 908-232-7308 973.565-0114 973-218-9880 rolundablu loo ol SfiO.OO to pick up a sal ol pnnis 510''). ••.''...-.''.• .-. • C357- I [ij?G'p3 it is availablo lor .public inspection iii Ihii Ollicu ol the ..'BUSINESS:. All bids liball bo sulirniltod in a stialod bnvelopo cloarly • • . ' . '.Clnrk ot Iho Doar:t . . • * •.. • • CLEAN-UP SERVICE FLOORING HANDYMAN '• markod'lMpnOVEMENT OF ORANQE AVENUE wilh tlio •'". { LEGALNOTICE "• •, RESOLUTION NO 711'-2003 '• ' ' • '..' One: call and you reach over 4,508 families! ADDITIONS hiddors name,addross, and -telephone numbor. . • ' 'NOTICE. OF'CONTRACT AWARD • Daln AdopKid- AWARDED- TO Horizon Insurance. Newark, NJ; • Each proposal shall bo accompanied by a.non-collusion G'T903 • •'• • - . • • •• HealthNoi ol Northeast fnc . IMopltinr- NJ; Amna;US' DANCE WOOD FLOORS TJ'S HANDYMAN ' al.lidovil and ucorliliod.chock, carjuor'i; chock oi bid bond Public NQIICH IS licroby given 'that the • Union County HOalthCaro.: Fauliold NJ - '• • .. ' for not loss Ihnn Ion (lOlporcont oltbo bid, OQI |o exceed Donrd of Cliost.1!! Freeboldois has awarded a contracll SERIVCESE ; To ronow Iho lollowinrgj policiep s Tradiiional, CHRISTINE Demolition & Clean-Up KREDER ELECTRIC S20.000S20.00 . willioul coinpct'tiyptyo biddinrj'aj s a proliissignapg l sorvicv o or PPO.POS ari d HMO Bluo ninsurnnco p.lan:i •• ' by George Inc. SERVICES CONSTRUCTIONCO. "We Cleai)-Up • Not Your Pockets" Biddors an). rn((Uired to comply with Iho-Aiflrmaiivo Action 'oKliaoramary'la , unspeciliabllbo l service pu'suant to NJS A. PERIOD 712003&'30207.'1.'2003-&'30i200.|0 ' ' , , Residential • Commercial • Industrial .. roguiromnnts ot PL. 10-75, c: 127; the Disclosure ')0A.1T5lllta) This cnnlracl and tin* resolution authb- COST: The-tolal cost foi: health liisuranco-m an amounl New Homes &: Renovations. All Types of Pebrls Removed PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • OWMER OPERATED ME)W 0L1) FLOORS WOK WE NEW NO JOB TO SMALL . Stalnniont, ioquiromonls ol PL 1!>77, c'. 33 and.lion- iizing it is availatilr; for public inspection in llw Ollico ol n'ol lo oxceed 525. 292,(158 Additions •' Add-A-Level • Decks Attics • Basements • Garages •Collusionrequirornontfi of PL 1071, c 160 ns amended Jho Clerk nl ihh Board: . • •• .Anuii) Croom - Deputy Clerk of Ihe Board ol Freeholders' 1-800-981-5640 .Llc«9124 ALL INT./EXT. WORK Basements • Dormers Demolition-All Phases of Interior'Exterior INSTALLED • REPAIRED • REFINISHED : Tho tucc'ossful bidder shall bGpre|)'aiwd. Iq enlrjr.into a RESOLUTION NO 6M-2003 '•' .' .' " : ' S10.7.1 ...'.._ -...,. . '.C306 !T-.ij/;;fi'O3" -,;:i;,. Bathroom • Kitchen Specialists «»>••• Free Estimate contracl-vvith Ihe Township.Mpnri award by ihe Idwrisbip AWARDED TO Systorned, l.LC a subsidiary ol Medco . ' •, .• . • . ... • • • Freejzstiimfes F|EE ESTIMATE . : Committee. Tho Township Conmiiliop rocoivof. Iho right Henltlvlnc,.-• ']'•'. • :•.•..• • . • , . •• ' •..-.• LEGAL NOTICE , "' .800-831-8853 .to rojocl any or allbids and lo award Ihrj contract to Iho SERVICES' To renew the prescription'.drug insurance NOTICE' OF'CONTRACT'AWARD • Dale Adopted ' 908-759-1463 -908464-8980 908-474-0732 • biddorwho will bust 'servo the irilorests ol Ihe Township prorirarn " •• . ' ' . • .6/19/03 • "• • • ' •'. • ' ' .• 908-925-6466 • 732-803-1248 . • . . . ••••.. Rosalio Hollonbroch;. PERIOD 7/1,o;i-7/T/O6-.' . . ' ' •'. ' ' . ' Public- Nolico is horoby given, that tho Union Counly : ELECTRIC . •' . •.'••; " . , • Township Clerk COST S"t.!J73.0B.1"-. ' ;'' • ', ..- ' Board of Cliosen Froehol'dors. hits'awardod a'corilwcl BUILDING'REMODELING $20,9.1-. '-,:..'. ':• '. : -...C3.t19.1l tj.'2C'/03 Annio Croom - Deputy Clerk ol Ihe Board. orFroohotdodi without'competitive, bidding as a professional Qorvico or ROTTfN JOS CARPENTRY 1 ., $.969:. . .,' ;.'''.. ...'•.".'. .0.358 'IT 6OT03 oxlraordinary. unspociliablo sorvico pursuant lo N.J-S A.- There is no substitute for experience CARRIAGE HOUSE II •••'•••• <• • • . • LEGAI, NOTICJE . . ' . '" , • v ' • ' -1QA 11:5(l)(a).. This contract and liiu ri^iolution itutho- PAPIC CONSTRUCTION Structural Damage Specialist BONDED UC014400 ART'S TAYLOR • NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD • Date AdopUid •'.... ' LEGAL NOTICE . • •' .' nzing it is-nvailablo toi 1 n?ihn it isnvailablo lor public inspection In tho'Offictr ol Insect Rot Settling Sagging & Failed B ADDI™H= 220 LINES Furniliire • Kitchen Cabiueis • llanilr.uk & Woodwork • .C/10/03 ' .'.••' '. ' • NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD'•• Dnlo Arjoplod Iliu Glork ol Iho Board HOME REPAIR ADDITIONS • DORMERS <^ SIDING & ROOFING Structural Members-Mudsills. Studs, Beams, Etc I ALTERATIOE Structural Members Mudsills. Studs, Beams, Etc NS '•Public Notice Is.horoby givon |hal: Iho- Union County C/19'03. '• . • ' • ' • . RESOLUTION NO 71C'2OO3 ' -.".'. SERVICE CALLS & UP GRADES •'• Chemical Cjea.ninj; • Cosmtlic Rf|)«ir« . . Boanl ol Chbson Fraoholdorr, has awarded a contract Pulllic Notice is horoby ijivon Hint- ihi) Union County AWARDED TO; Joronliah O'Dwyor, Scoich Plains, NJ •'• Window & Doors • Sill & Trim Removed/Replaced SMALU0BSSPECIALIST ''We Beat Home Centers Installing RECESSED LIGHTS & DESIGN Waicr Dainaft Ktpiiis • Toilcli-U|>Scn'|ct( . ., without ccimpotillvi! biddingas a prolossiona.l sDrVicd or. Doatd ol Chosen' Fraoholdors has.awardod a contract SERVICES: To provide prolosrjional legal consulling sor- Homes, Garages, Porches Plumbed & Leveled HONEST & RELIABLE (-. oxtraordlnar'y, uhspecifiablo service pursuant to N.J.S.A.. wilhoul cornpotitivo bidding 'as a- prolossional sorvico or yicos lo Iho Counly Counsel's Office during.its Irnnsilion- CABLE & TELEPHONE LINES ! : OvcrcnaiiiiK • Pnliililn; & Waxing Doors & Windows" f (10A:11-5(1)(a).' This contract nnd thn. rosolitlion aulho- iwlraordinary.unspociliablo sorvico pur&uanl'to'NJ.SvV al'pdflod • • . .' • ... •". ••• • ; Prompt Service On Home Inspection Corrections ART RETURNS ALL CALLS! '••rizing it is available lorpublic inspection in iht> QIIICO.QI WA:H-!i(i)(ii) This conlract and the rosolution authg- PERIOD: 7/1/2003- 12/31/2003'' '. ., '-. • • .. ' Call Jacking Gene - 908-810-5228 SCOTCH PLAINS '' ,|ho Clerk ol tho Bdard. , .• .'•'•".. -. . iijind il is available lor public inspection in the Ollico ol COST:' SI 0,000 • •• / ' • ?r^E.l,l-888-743-6461 Fully ln< 1 RESOLUTION NO 040-2003 •• '•' • • • ' Ihe Clark of the Board ' • ' • • ' •. : Annie Croom - Do'puly Clnrk ol Iho Board ol Frooholdors Gall Pete 908-964-4974 For Your Sills & Beams - 908-233-4080 908-889-2335 908-232-1501 •'AWARDED TO: Culluml Rtisourcos .Consiilling Group rtESOLUTION NO. .BC5-2O03 • 59*"'"" / ~" , (CRCG), Highland Pnrk. NJ ' AWARDED TO. Ponnolla S Soiis, Jersoy.Cily. NJ FENCING GARAGE DOORS . SERVICES: For conducting p comprohonsivo historic.;,lto SERVICES A/C Absorber ' ' • • . • . LEGAL NOTICE . ions curvoy 0/Ihe Union County Park SysKim. • COST: 51.19,1160 00 •-,••' . •- . • ."• TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD . ."' DiDolce :• COST: $120,300 •; • •': '• . \ .-, • " AWARpEI) TO: TSG Bucinoss'Solulions. lnc.,Millburi) , ' . -.'.'. • PLANNING BOARD - . . • Dormers •Painting • Decks • Bath •Wine Cellars ' Annio Cropm •-Deputy Clork ol Ihe Board of Freeholders. NJ ' • '• • Tho Planning Board,, Township ol Crnnlord, County ol A. PLAIA & SON FENCE Overhead Doors PRYGROCKICOKSTRUCTION 1 ' $918 L, ,_ i • ^ •_'.-.'• L.C35O IT B/2C/03 SERVICES: Printing (Ian lorrns) • '• • • • ' . Union, Now Jorsdy will hold a public 'mooting on 4 lines /4 weeks • 1 newspaper • Online @ www.nj.com Over 38 years ol Top Quality Wotk.at Garage Doore & Openers ••• ' . . •.' '..'...... • COET:S5.207.70 ' • '••.•:..'. : Wodndsilay, July 2, 2003 nl 7:3._0 p.m, . in Room 107 ol Ih„ o I TORIO BUILDERS ".:••:.. :.v:tp' •;•••••••, • :": Custom Wood • Chain Link Stockade CERAMIC & VINYL TILES • PAINTING . Sales*Service• Installation • '.•'•'• • •" LEGAL NOTICE .- . . • AWARDED TO: Pryslak Growore, Inc , Hnckottslown, NJ Municipal Building. 8 Sprmgliold Avenuo, Cranford, Now :•. - AtlordablePrices MASONRY •CARPENTRY ' NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD r Dalo Adoplod SERVICES: Konlucky Bluo Grass Sod & Groon Mix1 Jorr,oy lo hoar Iho following cases:1 .• For only. ..$19.95! fwrnu to Finish... WB OOM mil Year Round Installations -Free Estimates Will Beat Anv Written Est. . 6/10/03 ""• COST:57.500,00 ' . .. •••• 1. Appjiqation #02-03:'Soma Invoslmonl :Co, LLC, MELO CONTRACTORS, Inc; ADyERTISE , Commercial • Residential NEW&REPA1RS ' QUALITY WORK'RELIABLE SERVICE Public Nolico is horoby givon lhat Iho Union. Counly AWARDED TO: Labor Managemonl Concopls. .North Applicant,. 209"Contonnial'.Avonue; Block 517, 'Lot 7, omoHS^DD ; ; FreeEst. Fully Est. .' Board oi Chosen Frooholdors has awarded a contract Arlington, NJ Zono B-3, for construction ol a two-Glory rnixod iiso build- 908-245-5280 ruin FOR FREE EST. CALL BOB withiul cpmpelilivo bidding as a professional (Jorvico or SEnviCES: Security Sorvici/s . ' ing consisting ol a tirsl lloor restaurant nnd socpnd floor. ROQPING • OOHMBR3 ••>. .YOUR- : ::. 908-241-3718-908-241-3057 AA OOO QA"7A •••"• FraeEsllmates • Fully Insured • Flnanclno Available: . 7 ' oxlraordinary. unspociliable sorvico pursunhl lo N.J'SiA. COST: 5220,667.20 . , apartinonts with loss Ihari the inininium distance lo prop- 908-654-5222 732-620-5432 (Cell) .• AWARDED TO: PMK Group, Cranford, NJ , SERVICES: Whilo pninl and yellow painl Edgar Avonuo, Block 214. Lot 3, Zono R-3, tor construc- ADVANCED FLOORING | Garage Doors & Openers ; C. MARCH CONSTRUCTION SERVICES: For providing design Borvicos, lor now utilily- COST: $37,663.04 ' . ., • \ ' tion of an addition wilNn a flood zone (136-42.C) nnd lo VT FRENCH DRAINS THE WOOD WORKS services to Ihe DosortodVlllage, Wii|chung Rosorvalion. AWARDEDTO: Naluro's Choice Corp., Union, NJ conclruct a dock with less than Iho roquirod sido yard sot- Cash in with classified! HARDWOOD FLOOR SPECIALISTS Clopay • Llttmaster-Genie ' COST:$59,180 ; • ' •'• ' SERVICES: Road Swooping •". . ,back(136-«D(2)(b|.' . ' •. •'." . .'.- '.. • ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORKING : • CHJIXSTINE Annie Croom - Dopuly. Clark ol trio Board of Freeholders COST: S07,72000. . . • .. . • „Al l map,,k,oO anaiiui«.uuioiuiui..d p«ipors rolullvo'lu I..UUIUU|/o ualci applicatioK,,I.I.I.UIII.U,U,I.n are on lil. o & WATERPROOFING Sanding • Staining* Rellnlshlng Residential •Commercial Bathrooms •Kltchons * Basements j $8,67,. _ • _•_ ' J , -C35.1_1T.OW-O3 Annio Croora- Dopuly Clork ol llw Board oiFrooholdoiG in tho ollico of Iho Municipal Clork andi aro available d • Cuslort) Cabinetry • Raised Panels . ' -'~. '••..'• • •: •' • V '•• •' ,,.$]0,3O _..--,--:.-._:.._.'.;:.._ ;_... C35£UTJ3/21i/Q3 irispoctlon in tho Municipal-ZoWno Ollico. ' ' ' - We Will Take Care Of All Your Work Personally Performed by Owner New Installations • Repairs New Landscape Division . . LEGALNOTICE '. - - • • v .•.'.•••-.• . • . Any Intqroslod party may nppoar at said hoarlng u'rid par- Fireplace Mantels' Book CasesIMillwork 1-8Q0-981-5640 'NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD • Date Adoptod .', "•. LEGALNOTICE:'• • . • liclpato therein In accordinto wilh Iho rules, ol iho, Water Problems! In Business Since 1985 • . Installed - Free Estimate-Fully Ins. Reasonable & Reliable 6/19/03 '"' - •''•• " • • ' • '. NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD • Data Adopted Planning Board. ' ' Public Nollce is horoby givpn.thai the Union Counly 6/10/03 , . •'••••', • . •": , • Edward M.-Schmidt' Fully Insured Free Estimates Fully Insured.' ;c Board ol Choson Fieeholoars has awandod a conlracl,. Public Nolico Is horeby: given that Ihe Union Cpurity . , • .-•'-. Socrelary 1-800-472-0119 908862-2658 : 1 908-245-8351 908-286-0107 without compelitlv6 bidding as a professional (service or Board ol.Chooon.Frooholdors has awarded n conlracl S.i4i70..._..jl :.'_..: ...„..„:...'..:..C3Q0 IT-0/26/03 .Wheel Deal ads are available to non-commercial advertisers only. No rate adjustmertt lor early cancellation. Each additional line $2:00. Wan 908-23M08? extraordinary, unspecillable service pitrsijaul lo N.J.S.A, without comiielltlw) bidding us a professional service or. . . • -. ' ,''.'. 908-964-8228 ii . 4OA:11'5(1)(a): Tnis contract and the resolution author enlraordlnary, unspociliablo sorvico pursuant to N.J.SA..-. . .. . • . • cc

•I-.,, June 26, 2003 June 26, 2003 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle

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•>::,-; Mitchell; Jersey Region, at is Commercial divorced, ' Hersl), the chief executive, officer '.Real, Estate Luncheon Jiiiie 10 •of-lVlack-Cali Realty Corporation; at Mnyfair ;• Minns"- in West has recently be'i'm • hdnorod by . (Orange. : ' ..- "•' , •' '. •'••'.' . • two Now:»|orsey organizations., , - .'That award- is presented to a WESTFIELD!: — St. Helen's :eive.(i tlie ..commercial .real estate, profess I realize..that using "M^ Decker".is a bit formal. Church in Westfield will continue 'Partnership Award from Nojw, sional who. contributes to ;,the us your news! After 30 years of teaching in the Cranford School its Separated and Divorced group • .Jersey Network public television •quality of life in New Jersey System it seems to be theindst appropriate for through the summer.. and radio for his con I ri lotions to through activities on behalf of former stiiclents; their parents and the many oth- The fadus will be "where do we the state's economy and nVmnni- •individuals of all cultural, othnic (732) 574-2613 go from here?" and the group's pro- ers I've met. However, this periodic ad will focus .hities. •" .' •••'' ;.• •'• ". • ,';; ,' •'•. gK grams will ajso •include, a social: . . T-lu1- award was presented by on Real Estate! • . component. 'Mack:('ali ; , /Realty; •'. .James..' K. Mct'i'i'owey .along : The group will meet Tuesday Corporation' is a .tully intt:grat- with, former governors Brendan/ evenings, 7:15-9 p.m. in the church e'd,. HO if-a d mi n isto red ' solfman- tobuy ahoine This year I will be honored at the "Quarter : ; Byrne,'. Thom;ts H.;- Kean,. 'aged real '. estate investment; annex. Refreshments Will be 1 Century Club." -vTl.ia.("'s 2S years of: selling Real -James FloVio ; ni'nl - Doiinld trust' providing -.management,•• '. . HorncowDorship' Now, Now'.Jersey's' ion^ost riniiuiifj; pn . 777 Walnut Ave., Cranford served before the discussions begin. 1 Estate. In a business not known for it's longevity, DiFrancesco at the' N-JN. ftala . leasing, development,' construc- :n.rst:-tinie liuyoi-'cdunitioniil seininiiiv.whiH-v lias, eeluc'uUu'l Jl, 1\ A W> 709-8400 The group, provides discussions 1 I Consider this quite .an lionoiv I have been a oh life changes and the • support heldJiiiyo lO.aUhe Hilton. Hotel tion and other services for its '. marM ban fi.OOO New -Jorsey resideiltK, will he'in the. local I Decker everyone needs. ' • ' , :: in;. East Brunswick. '' .'•'-. • Clas.s.A real ('state portfolio.. .-•.;;'• ai-oa .June 28. Co-sponsofed by nlywayboine. and/Viiierican AWARD WINDING OFFICE ERA Meeker Raaity membc'r of the Million Dollar .Sales-.Club many : 1 i For more information call Grace • Horsli. was :a.lso presonteil The firm,, which owns or oper- XJnitocl, tho ovcMit.h(>lp.s. educate first- tihie boniebuyer.s on ' '908-275-2570 x28 times- including 1997 through 2OO1. Also I've M. Lane at (908) 301-9114; Mickey Witiv the Humanitarian, Award, i\tes.263 properties primarily-in : tlie financial aiHl-ndininistrative hurdles nTpiircbitsint; a 1 betnr ail ERA "Beyoiki Excellence'' par- Hamilton at (732) 381-7801 or> Mack-Call CEO Mitchell Hersh accepts the NJN Partnership Award from past and present New Jersey from the National Coiife'riMUH the Northeast, has itsheadquar-' home.. . /.• • •'• •;• V" ••.. • • -:-:,... '.•••' •'.','.- '•• 1 ticipant -f of the last 5 years-. '1'his award Father Don at (908) 232-1214. governors.'; •,'.'•.:•• ..•'.;•. .V.//':;. :••-.;', '. '.': -.",-..•••' -,V'V' •: ''....'•'•,.. -..',•. :.'/•'•••:'. for ('ommu.nity and .Justice; New . ters in.l'ranfprcL '.. ..' •;• ,..' . • .."Potential buyers learn in (wo and a ha|f hours what. ai'll take inonths to.figure out by t.i'ial and eri'or," said liarl honors the top sales associates in the Deadline Noon Myers, keynote speakor, and met.nlx'r1 of the Anierican country for ERA.; In short -"Mr. 1 Wednesday l.Io:ineh:i)-yer'.s Kducation' and - Counseling.. Institute, Decker - Sells!" •'•• -•'..' '; --/i : "•••' . WivshiaylouV-pit'. "We've had tremendous; IVedbaek IVoni Prior To : • attendees thai the seininar is extrein/.'ly useful in purcliiis-'- 1 Publication inn-thei/-first hoine," '. . ... ,.; • .:.".:•"•• L(;t me put my knowledge, .experience ..; A variety of lopics will be covered during the seminar. and earing dedication to \yoi'k io'r you.. .incliidiii»':IIow.to overcome the d own. pay me at barrieri-tho Cranford $379,900 ^all Mr. Decker at 90H-272-2S74 x28 if lour..'keys to lioineownorship; Faivnie Mae and HlID.prp-.- ; A LIVING LKCEN1)!!.' '-•' ' v •'. ::.•;., ;.••'••'. ••':•;.• $550,000' -..-•••' : :' ... . ; .-. you're thinkingot buying or selling! m ; H-rii'ni.s. for first-t.iine ;l.)uye;rs; r.eduved i;ates l'o\- l'irs|.-|ime C'RANI''()RI) -'(inicioiis and spacious living in this classic Colonial; OME IMPROVEMENT litiyersidecidiny h()W imi.ch home .you can afford; financing \viih. -i Bill his. 2 l\ill/2 hull' kiihs. 4 lirqils, kitchen \v7ccnlcr island.'1 /options for those with past credit problems;' purchasing: I'ornial |)inin«• Kin,•Hardwoixj firs, Many, upgrades. Large yariUv^ar-' and l.vnoVatinK. a home nnd how.1 to select real- estate pro- don .area. :2 car .del! ua'nme, full basement. Call today!' 1 ERA Meeker Realty Co. I'essio'nals.-• • '••'• . ' •' ' ..' . v." •• .' • ••'.- • ,:••.•,.. Pneiss • Suburban^News*;GrantordChronic|e> Record (908) 272-2570 ;> "The seminar •cuhcoini'a'fesOn the' keys to a successful MLS purchase! .and introduces homebuyers Ur off en-unexplored,- 908-709-8400 124 SOUTH AVE. E., CRANFORD, N.J. 07016 To Place Your Ad Call CHRISTINE 1-800-981-5640 home buying opt .ion's," sauUhiseph I'Virella, executive- vice, .president for Anu'i'ican United, a iVlountaiiusido-basei) HOME IMPROVEMENTS HOME IMPROVEMENT PEST CONTROL .nioi'ljj'aiie bankav.and co-sponsor of the event, "Many peo- Home Repairs [TTMT PEST CONTROL, INC. . ple just don't realize -thai they, can purchase.;! home, with PETE'S ffp LUi UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES Specializing In: ..^or Dynamite Service little t.o no money clown," he-at.lded, ' .• • -, . .-. : , :.•••.; & .• CONSTRUCTION CO. STEPS CONCRETE WORK'PAVERS PRODUCT RATE PTS APR % DOWN. LOCK RATE ': PTS '•'. APR % DOWN : LOCK RATE PTS . APR % DOWN. LOCK INT. / EXT. PAINTING '."''•"• Lawn Renovation". U. Call 908-490-1491 . The event will ho held in Springfield 9:30 a.m.-] p.nV. S Improvements, LLC CURBING SIDEWALKS' WALKWAYS Water Proofing Basements Atlantic Capital 201-568-8244 Hudson City Savings Bank 201-967-1900 National Future Mortgage 800-291-7900 BATHROOM • KITCHEN • BASEMENT .Planting • Mulch • Stone '.-FamilyOwnstLA Operated • , •' •luue '2-.S, lliie t.o limited seatiny, resei'vation.s are re(|uired. 1 ; ALL REPAIRS & SMALL JOBS 1 REMODELING Powerwashing & Hofinishing : : . 30 YR FIXED .5.125 0.0U 5:167 ,. 2.0% . 45 DAY. 30 YR FIXED 5.250.0.00 5.260 '..N/P- N/P.DAY 30 YR FIXED 5.000 0.00 0%-. ,60, DAY Additions. • Extensions 'Dormers ' Dtils Fence Installation • Stump Removal ''. . • All Insects &. Rodents Treated • '. • '1'n.reserve space and for more detailed information, con- 5.190 : "VERY REASONABLE RATES"; New. Gutters & Leaders l; Sills •.'CedJrJJIukts • Tiling k More .' '•', "WE DO IT ALL" BrickPavers • Ponds. ... • Minor Carpentry • • . Free InspectionlEsI; 'Fast & Professional Service: • 15 YR FIXED '. 'I/SO 0.00 4.801 20%'; . . 45 DAY 15 YR FIXED 4.62S 0.00- 4.646 ., N/P. N/PDAY 15YRFIXED 4.500,. 0.00 4:620 0%. 60 DAY FFlEE EST. 20 YRS. EXP. FULLY INS. FREE L - ,". FULLY INS. tact invwayhoine'at, iS8S> 422-K992 or, visit. v\ w:\\.hoiiieown- , ; 973-313-1844- / . 20 Yrs Exp. Fully Ins. "It's Wasp & Rodent Season" ershipiiovixom, Attendees will;receive American Uniter.1V 30 YR.JUMBO 5.500. 0^00 . 5.524 . 20%. V 45 DAY. 30.YRJUMBO 5.375'.:0.00.5.383 N/P _N/R.DAY 30 YR JUMBO .5.375 0.00 5:480 • .• 0% '• 60 DAY 1 • - www.alshomeinipiovemenl.com • .-' 908.964-7359 732-574-0875 Lie. #97532A . "I''irst-Timc lUimebuyer C'er.til'icat'ion." and mywayhome's www.HudsonCitySavlngsBank.com Low ratos & lower feosl 12 yrs in business. Exp P/o.f L..O's ; Black River Mortgage Co. 877-276-2656 Investors Savings Bank 800-252-8119 Pan Am Mortgage 800-660-7987 HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT ."(.iuide to l'urchasiny'a Home." •:. . 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Steam & Hoi.Water Heat Boilers Installed- of Coldwell Banker 908-522-1544 '. .1.YRARM ' 3.500•• 0:00 3.4.06 ' 20% . 6Q DAY 30 YR JUMBO .5,625; 0.00 5>50. 10% .6,0 DAY 30 YR JUMBO , 5.125 000 5.730.'.' 5% : 60 DAY 908-810-0183 908-464»8233 Call (or jumbo mortgage rates ' 2Q Year Fixed: 5.125%;. 0 points; 5,25% APR E-mail address parthorsiTngJaol.com HOME REPAIR OIL TANKS REFNSHNG Comnet/Fmr Commonwealth Bk 800-924-9091 Lighthouse Mortgage 800-784-1331 Synergy Bank 800-693-3838 receives honors 30 YR FIXED- 5.250. 0.00 5.290' .5% 45 DAY :.3O YR FIXED : 5.000 0,00 . 5.020 5%. 45 DAY 30 YR FIXED. ', 5,500 0.00,5.540 .5% . 60 DAY LAVITOL PMNTING CARRIAGE HOUSE 15.YR FIXED 4.500 .0.OO 4.540. '5% - -, 45 DAY 15.YR FIXED 4.50O.'0.00 .4,520 ';. . .5% M5 DAY 15 YR FIXED .5.000 0.00-'5.060 .5% . •". "60 DAY- Exterior / Interior W'KSTFIiOLD -- At the spring retreat held.at The Breakers CEDAR ESTATES, INC ABSOLUTE 1 30 YR JUMBO :5:375, - 0.00: 5.390 -: 5% ," 60. DAY .10/1-30 YR . -5.375. O.OO 4.920 10%. • 6(i DAY H0MI SERVICE, INC. in. Palm Beach, Ft, -Ru'th Tate of the,' Weslfield CViklw'cll. : 30 YR JUMBO 5.125 •;• 0.00 5.127 .10% • -, 45 DAY - KICMODKI.INC , ^^ RENOVATION SERVICES, LLC X\<3® Meticulous Expert Work!! -TT i Tanks Sandlilled or Removed - «*,•-.- Commercial •Residential *~" Hanker Office was honored lor a series of recent accomplish- • No Apulicalion. eomriiitmonfcor brokor fees! Consistently lower than the. rest! Open 7 days aweok 9-9 Other products avai.lnblo-;plo;iso cooi.'jct 11s (of moro details it ruto into Himwd. 908-277-3815 Design & Irrigation TANK LOCATION/SOIL TESTNG • - ••' Additions 'Renovations J© ments in lier long career.'•• • . ' • - . ' ' , First Savings Bank 732-726-5450 Loan Search 800-591-3279 UnitedTrust Bank 908-429-8265 Custom Built Homes ALL Repairs •••••• Vinyl Replacement Windows Fl 'RN'ITl'RE RESr.OIi\'npN' FREE ESTIMATES STATE UCSUSO1134 r 5%. .60. DAY 30 YR FIXED 5.250' . 0:00 5.268;. 5% 60. 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DAY 30 YR FIXED 5.250 ,0.00; 5.280 By TCI) Builders Alterations, Installations | AMonth siRii>i t-:i'Vui:MN'isiiia)ANl)iNsi'Aijj;n . 60 DAY 15 YR FIXED. -4,625 0.00. 4.690' 5% .60 DAY • 15YRFIXEQ 4.750 .0.00 4.780. 5% • 60 DAY 908-464-0790 908-518-0732 908-272-4033 • 908-499-4033-(cell) Level lor 2002, 'fate, excelled again in the first, quarter of 2003. ••i SYR FIXED A.IZS 3;'OO' '4.631 :•$%' All Phases of 85 iwmnti, c- win ITsimvi .CM', approximately 3,100 Toldwell Banker associates in New ' 5/1-30 YR- ' 4.375:. 0.00 '3.970- .5%. 75 DAY 30YR JUMBO; 5.375. 0^00 5.407. 5% 90 DAY ' 20 YR FIXED" 5.000 0.00 5,024' • 5% .60 DAY : www.loansoarchxom HOME IMPROVEMENT Interior/Exterior Maintenance on 100x100 lot .lorsey,Tale.'ranked in the top 10'('or total.closed production.in Kitchens • BtttlirMim • Wkdms • 1'iirchn • /Mil • 1'iilhs Remodeling • Repairs ••••' NEWCU$rOMERSMlY '•:• I he. first quarter. Slie also received national recognition, Floors • Skettfock' tape it .S/wi/i'/if • /'( Planting • Sod • Seeding MARINO'S PAINTING receiving theCold well Banker President's Circle Award.. Siiing • I'tiintiitf, • RiMfing • Dvon • I'tnca "No Job Too Small" "THE NEATEST PAINTER AROUND" ROOFING SPECIALISTS "Ruth has always been at the top of her profession," said CALL 800-426-4565 TO HAVE YOUR RATES DISPLAYED HERE!! Retaining Wglls* Mulch • Pavers . , Expert Preparation & Cletm-Up Free Est. Fully Ins. TANK . Michael Scott, office'manager. '"It is no surprise that she con- Rntes are supplied by ihe'ldndors and presented without guarantee, Ratos and terms are subject.tp change. Lenders interested in displaying information, should • Lawn Sprinklers • Comp. Lawn Service SERVIGES •Hopa Vacuum Sanding -. Interior &. Exterior $300 Off Any Job Over S2500 : tinues .to lead the industry."" . ' • -. ; '• - • At .,: • Personal Service • Senior Discount RESIDENTIAL OIL TANKS SPECIALISTS Deck9 & Driveways • Faux Finishes contact C.M.I. @ 800-426-4565. Contact lenders for more information on other products or additional (eos which may. apply. ;C. M.I, and the NJN Publications assume ho .liability, for- ;.• ,. NJA.PPROVED.- .14. YRS EXPERIENCE..: :.:... • Paporhanging & Wallpaper Removal ' Siding •Windows' Gutters • Additions Tate attributes her continued success to her vast, oxperi-- rsor omissions.. Rates were supplie'dby tho lenders on June-19. 2003., . N/P—not proyided by institution •'. \ ' • • ; - Co«lri(li«3 i, Hwi Repair NOT A SUBCONTRACTOR. WE DO THE WORK ;.-• Treis Estimates'Fully Insured' eiu'o a.jifl genuine fondness for the business. "I enjoy every VISIT ALL LENDERS @ www;cmi-mortgageinfo.com . " . • ; •.;.; ; : 908-851-0.057 day; whetlier I am:. working with an old friend or a new client," I .'••-. 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Silver. ,.:.. 26,606 ml Irom home.on your com. '00 5281 .....Bolgo • .....34,823 ml puter. Call tho Fcdor.il INTERNATIONAL. COMPANY Personals Trade Commission to BRAND NEW CHEVY 2003 • .•• ^ ^ '00 528I... ..Bluo... ;.....;...,;,....,40,065 mt -NEEDS SUPERVISORS BRAND NEW CHEVY 2003 BRAND NEW CHEVY 2003 MI)1K4mSil M llnd olit how to • spot '00 $28.1 Blue,... ;..49,578 ml , AND ASSISTANTS.. Good FLEETS!DE . W AUfWslonKKass.lS'Blom medical billing scams. 1- V-T ™ t^ - vhnls.-iool inourttod.hit» rackand '00:5281....,.....Black...... 52,957 ml income, lull training, / fh* PICKUP 877-FTC-HELP. A met- PT/FT. Froo Bopklpt Tarot Card SMAHTWH FOB />£« MO.41M0S. SWmt BUY (OB I. Kit MO-47 M0S. SUMRTBUVfOH/PERMO.47MOS. : . • . • ' Sffl:ViN•3D3103's5, 47mo Many1 others lo dio.ose from!- S k 4BIun80^ ni'V.IM ' will tvi'j, i'ii[ioilor, CHII'JO, clolh bf kts. kftyln&d onlry. ' CHILD CABE- AtWr school S12.0b-Sf3.S0/hr. FT.- • sec sys, dlno will cvrs, ctuisa b's mldgs, 10,206 ' suhrf, 'H1.I57O' mi,- VIN .liY7JI'LMfM 1-. Eslnb. 40 Y.rs., Wostllold. . nnnny.Sopl. 3-7pm. S12- ' lill..Kjio, 4g,n?l mi, Slk ».1I(1P, VIN *VL0fl1C03. '00X5 4.4 ...:,...BIuq ,...... 36,25ttml; New 2002 TT 225 Coupe The 2003 A6 3.0 Quattro Must havo logal a'uthb'rlzn- rpi.Stk. B401RVIN »YG336'3C1,'. ' ' '01X5 4.4 .».BIack.,.,...... 30,095 mi. B ,,w323i 14/hr, Exp. &.cir-.roq'd. X5 4.4 f lion to Work. Wostliold m . Wostflold-908-232-2273 S S $ Sifc HBP0266WI.N »I,HOJ661,8 cyl. man trnnn, •Stk..HBP7O12B;VIN»KC'701'2B..4'dr,6cyl.man' 908-654-9999 74OS ,895 11.49S 12,125 ; pwr Mr/AQS/. wind/ soals/lqliika,*i«i. |.unn. jltip t $025 bank loo ^ $402!j duo lit. loaco dop *'5525 bank loo = S3605 duo at loaoo ' .AM FM slurtio; CD. tllHd wMI cvrS.'lilt. VQ\ii, koylr.-r.r. ' AM FMswoo-CKS, CD rails, altos, ante kiyicssemriimi'* ' j • f1, i^,,,.,;')!!!,',1,",,*,",1,!^1.1 HJil^;",',',!;' VI Mininllv •' pwr slrtlikii; sunrt, hoalod Itonl soats, nil ssri '01 Z3 3.0 .v^.;.BIack .;....;...„...;,...... 14,560 rh|.. 1 . 59^0573/ 908-754-8161 incept.-Til pymnla $1,1.875. Til.coal $18,400 ' incopt. Ttl-pyijnnts S1D.OB0. Til cost'S,1.3,10,5. Looking for a' Federal or tiiiuy, riui'i eruisif. dunl iw Imrjr.. 4j/n ittttJf|fj. line olt.rdliroSi Iwortohp appoaranco, running. ASSISTANT sy«. :iGfJ.frm. Slk •. K3B5U, VlN. tt?Mt)7?M bV mljgs,. 79,426 mi, Slk *40AU. VIN s¥1M8T:*£. •;• •inttilj;;-Juiit tm, i>u «.TJ:'U, \j\k itWJ!$i\M& 1; Puich opl S21;28O. 36 mo cloobd ond IOOEO . Purch opt 512,383. 36 mo closed ond loaso' Dlvorsillod. poslllon. Soil- Postal Job? What looks ..brd^ 4.7G1 domo ihli VIN (122336576,. w/10.000 nnl/jir; .250 IMoronflor,. ' ' w/10,000 mi/yr; .20c thoroallor. motlyatod and responsible llko the ticket to a so- s porson. Good phono mart- Loving, cnrlrlg person to euro- Job might, be a 28,84O /O A.P.R. Free First PayhnenJtl* | nor & oxporlsnco working caro for my. chborful 9 mo. soarn; For Information, In o (ast-pacod oldco. Fax old.dmighlor. In my.Wqaf- call the Fodoral Trade Or buy loi only • Or buy for only rosumo to 908-964-8835 .flold hofno. Flox. hrs. Call Commission, toll-froo, i> FINANCING for details ,908-317.0545 877-IFTC-HELP, or ylsit I/: Www.ftc.gou. A message 1*37,995 1*23995 ADMINISTRATIVE from NJN Publishing and ASSISTANT Somoono lo pick up our 2 the FTC. • • , Like No Other BMW Center InThe World For growing Real Estnto children' at Foaihorbod MAKE MONEY DAILY!! olllco. Good salary^ Com- Land Camp In Clark (By • ConVo work with'us onllno. Financing '• putor.and communication, 5:30pm) nnd watch thorn Start Iminodintoly with no Available skills a plus. Exporlonco at our house In Wostflold oxporionco roqulrod. Call Through . and R7E llconso prol'd, but until 6:30-7;00pm 3 days . Auction-. Rpod Today for i BMW will (rain right Individual. por wobk. Coll 908-654- more information. 1-eoo- Financial Ask About Call Tom CriVollo O 3305 Ask lor Jonn or Tod. 568-1565 Ext. 1896 . 908-874-77B7 X239 or Services • Our . MENTAL HEALTH YOUTH. Serving Union County's Automotive Needs For 75 Years With Low Prices & Excellent Service! www.jmkbmw.com European • fax resume 908-874-7260 CHILD CARE . CASE MANAGER: Joln-a Delivery .Vork at horn? caring lor committed tonm of CM's & one or more children., brrrwusacom clinicians working In Tron- NEW & CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • BODYSHOP Somerset, or N. Middlesex Cty ton w/youlh. at risk of OFFICE 908-526-4884 hospltollz'dlion: Provide CHEVROLET 433 NORTH AVE. • WESTFIELD • 908 Union County . supportlvo In-homo coun- 90B-668-48B4 soling & linkago to montal SEE US ON THE WORLDWIDE WEB AT: www.newnorrischevrolet.com Route 22 East • Springfield, MANAGER health & othor rosourcos. For small community CUSTOMER BA +2yrs MH/SW oxporl- or E-MAIL US AT: [email protected] mental hoalth center In . onco. Excellont bpnofits. Scotch plains. Perform SERVICE 35"lir/wk, Sonb1 rosumo; Prices incl all cosls lo he paid by consumer oxcfpi In: . Toll Free: 1-866-276-7832 Ext. 399 and tear t^OOJ Chevy Cavalier LS-4 cyl. auto liaiw. air modlpal billing &: book- FT. Apply In person to: Oliuln Toca. GTBHC, P.O WE'LL BE THERE ol an Oldsniobilo vehicle) and S-HX) Recmt Coll Or. kooplng. Up to 30 Hrs per Summit Plants A Flowert Box 1363, Trontbn, , NJ week. Please call Coral ; 'Available toqia l buws on select models, Some restrictions apply, see dealer for details. frice{s) iricliKWi;) all costs to be fiaid •••37* m. 22 East 08607, fax (609),989-1245 908-322-9180 : taxi He aixl leg tecs. Not tesp lor typos. Picsfor illiislpurps.only. 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Process Medical claim sago from NJN Publishing bright, enthusiastic - peo- rossrpaltyl'nccom • (207) F. , Fax resume 'to, and the FTC. PleaBe fax. resume to Won't last! 800-260-2676 FREE CALL/APPLICATION Apply in person: . from home on your com Laid Off? Work fro ple to toach SAT, GMAT, 605-2289^ V. Beverly 732-855-9755 y .':• INFORMATION. 700 North Ave. East S0B-222-3709 www.mposorivprland.com puter. Call the Federal Home. Bo your owr and LS At programs MTRTLE "BEACH" AREA. NQW HIRING 2003! Weatfield, NJ Trade Commission to Bo$$! First, call th throughout MJ. No oxpori- MORE than-100 homositos Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kenilworth FEDERAL HIRE- 908-232-8855 find out how to spot Federal Trade Commls TELEMARKETING MEDICAL onco nocossary.. S18-20/ Condos & and gr6nt homos. Lois FULL BENEFITS voi 115, r medical billing scarm sloh to find out how t . hr. Call M-F, 9nm-2pm. from S19,900, Hoihes horn Thursday, July 3, 2003 50 cents SALESx 1 PAID TRAINING. Day & Evening Townhouses 877.FTCHELP. A mes- spot work-at-hom RECEPTIONIST 609-683-1041, groat|obs© 369,900. Financing avail 1-80O-892-5S49 EXT. 82 PT. Experience preferred. sage from NJN Publish schemes. 1-877.FTC- Exp.'ohly, FT. Exc. opportu- ', roview.cont abio. Call toll-troo lor. Call' for' Interview WAIT STAFF ing And the FTC. HELP. A message from All real estate advertising WasHlsId Tlla a Mar- Fast' growing company nity in Wostliold Gl olfico. ; vldoo.1 •889-239-1^87 NJNPi*fishlng and me FTC. Fax rosumo 732T382-0402, In this newspaper Is sub- bio 908-233-3877 VOLUNTEERS ' No exporionco nocossary has immediato positions Sales Help joct to tho Fodoral Fair ViRGiNWS" CHESAPEAKE 1 Excellent training program availablo in our Union or ' Housing Amondmonts Act BAY COUNTRY Now Golf SUMMER HELP WANTED NEEDED ' F/T and PAT positions ASAP. Exc. S: F/T- P/T. i LEGATSECT Mountainside locations. and the Ndw Jersey Civil, cotniiiunlty with a cliarniing 1 : p SHOE SALES Part-tlmo "- GRASSLAND . Weslfield Volunteer Res- Uniforms supplied S15/hr', Ei(p,/Car roq. 973- Salary baspd on oxp. FTVPT Compute tllpracy |s es smail-town onvironmont ALAWS RNE FOOTWEAfl RighlB Law, which make It, MEMORIAL PARK Kenil- cue Squad seeks Ihdl Benefits- 593-0573/ 908-754-8161 •'. Call 908-512-7777 sontlal. • PT day & qvo- Enjoy maintenance Ireo liv 1 . AVAILABLE A fu|l service, quality shoe illegal to advertise any worth, NJ -908-245-1607 - victuals ' to train ai 401k, Hospital/Medical Plans nlng schedules availablo. Looking for a Federal o For Front Desk Recop- storo socks 2 exp. career proloronco, llmilntlons or ing, Homosjlos Irom $40,000 Outdoor work. EMERGENCY MEDICAL Inquires should bo faxed CHILD CARE Postal Job? What look tionlst / Billing, .also, .minded shoe people.' Good dlscrlmlnatlbn. basod on Hills . Quartor. 1-800 79V TECHS (EMT|. No exp. Canoe Brook Country Clul itq:.90&«8M2u8 Attn. Sonny •race; color, religion, sox, 2464. www.hillsquartdr com Work at homo caring for Ilko the ticket to a se or call 800-804-868Z Modicnl Assistant no'edod, pay + benefits. PfT positions req'd. Must have valid NJ national origin, handicap, DL. Weekday (9am-1pm) one or more children. cure Job might be oxp! only.'need apply for also avaljablo, Call Alan VfRoTNiTs EASTERN TELEMARKETING 908-277-0100 ' familial status, creed, an-, & (1pm-5pm) slots perfect Somerset or N. Middlesex Cty scam. For Information, busy surgical - practice In Buscoml® 732-321-6510 SHORE. Antiqup & Bonch "ANNOUNCEMENT SSUnemploycd?? AFFORD- costry, marital'status, al- for parents of school age 908-526-4884 cal| the Federal Trad Milburn. Call.Sandy at proportion , bolwoon Day & Evening J(99 AN** 'Postal Jol ABLE HEALTHCARE! children, child pare re- Commission, toll-free, 1 973-912-9866 or (ax toctl'onal or. soxual orien- Chesapoako Bny/Atlantic Oponings - S43.383-YI Union County S59,87/rnonlh per Family. H imbursement avail. 877-FTC-HELP, or visit . resume to: 973-467- Employment tation, or nationality, or an Ocoar\; Freo Real Estato' Entry lovol with bonofils 908-668-4884 limitations. All Preexisting Alto leaking Indlv. to www.ftc.gov. A message 4037. .•,.'.• ; intontlon to make any brochuros) Call 800-288-, Fast growing, company, Paid Training. 1-800-879- from NJN Publishing am CpiKlillo'nsOK. Call Unilod Trades eese such proforoiico, limila- train as dbpatchers.. 2 : '7037, ,Visit . wobslto: has Immediate positions 4741 Ext,.99AN' "CUSTOMER" ttie. FTC. ; Family! , 800-236-4415 tlon or. ' dlscrinilnnllon. Noodod MOn.-Frl., 8am-5pm. www.mason-davis.cqm available In our Union or . hrs. per week (dayUmb) and X1075CE06619 ..Familial' slatus . Includos ATTENTION!!! 'BT~YOUR 1 Sal. morning per" month Writoi Masoii-DavlsCo, Mountainside locations. some Weekend time required SERVICE MAKE MbNiV^'pArLV TREECLIMBERS •chlldron under.Iho ago of OWN BOSS P/T-F/T lor busy multl doctor . Box 418, Accomnc, VA Computer literacy Is os- Call 908-233-2500 or FT.-Apply In person to: Como work with.us online, Fn. Yoar round. Mln. 1-2 id living with parents Or S65/HR NO EXPERIENCE PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT- practice Candldalo. must 1 23301. ' ' senlial. PT day & eve- stop by Wastfield Vol- Summit Plants a Flowers Start imrnoilialoly with n yr.' climbing oxp . S20-25/hr jog.il custodians, pregnant unteer Rescue Squad, NECESSARY MAIL OR- • •' /IUSPS2475 bo organized arid soil mo- ning schedules available. . 375 Rt. 22 East oxporionco roqulrod. Call for top. cllmbors. Comp. womon and' pooplo se- 335 Mratteraon Street, DER/INTERNET CALL FOR : UPTOS29.16PERHOUR. tivated. Mln. ol 1 yoar oxp.. Inquires should be (axed . Springfield, NJ Auction Road .Today loi bnfts. S. vac, 9OB-413-1002 curing custody ol children Real Estate to: 90&68&4208 Attn. Sonny Westfleld, NJ 07090 FREE INFORMATION FREE CALL/APPLICATION n must. Fax resiimo moro .information. 1-B00 : Undor 18. •'' HB INTERNATIONAL Earn $5$ helping Mps • .INFORMATION.. 908-232-1820 ' "•• orcall 800-894-8692 WAITRESS/WAITER 568-1565 Ext. 1096, •This newspaper will • not Wanted 1-800-622-1374; Process medical claims VlOW HIRING 2003! TREE~CT113ERS Eves., Weekends. Moun- from home. .Call the FEDERAL HIRE- • ' F/T.'Year round..Mln..1-2 :• knowingly accept any ad- SSUnemployed?? AFFORD- WWW.Tlckol2Cqsh.com MENTAL HEALTH YOUTI ALL/ANY CONDITION tainside 908-233-1098 Federal Trade Commis- FULL BENEFITS, "IViEDiCAL — • yr. climbing oxp. S20-25/hr . vor'tislng • lor real eslato ABLE ••: ••' HEALTHCARE! AVON , Entropronour CASE MANAGER;. Jgin t Cash paid for your prop-, sion to find out'how to' committed lonrn.bl CM's h ' .PAID TRAINING. • tor top . climbers... Comp. which is in violation ol the , SS9.B7/month per Family, No wantod. Must bo willing to ASSISTANT/ spot medical billing . clinicians working in Tron 1-800-092-5144 EXT. 03 bnlts.S vac. 908-413-1002 law.. To report discrimina- orty.. Fast closing. No limitations. All Pre-existing CLASSIFIED work whoncvor you wnnt, scams. 1-877-FTC-HELP. tion, call IhoOlfico ol Fair . rod tape. Call Today. Conditions OK: Call United : ton • W/yotilh ai risk o RECEPTIONIST bo your. own boss, anci A message from NJN llQspitn/izaiiot'i,1: Provide • Housing and Equal Oppor- ERA Queen City Realty Famllyl •• 800-236-4415 onjoy unlimitoci earnings. "U.S. POSTAL JOBS** To work, in busy, podlalric Publishing and the FTC. . supportivo in-honio colm Situations tunity ol tho US. Depart- Ask forlydla a-' X1075CE06610 WORKS! Lot's talk, 8B8-042-4053 PUBLIC ANNOllNCEMEMr- olfico.'. FT/PT .positions soling & linkage to mpntii merit of.Hqusing.'and Ur- 908-490-2033 •".'•' (/USPS2475 ' avail. :OnH« job training, no GOUlrtJNMENT "JOBS" honllli & olhor rqsourcos ban Dtivolopmont-fHUD) at' Recreation planned to destroy. -S12r48/hr'. Full'Bonofits/ UPTOS20.l6PERHOUn, oxp. necossary. Come In DA +2y.rs MH/SW o«porir to fill out an application, 1-800-6G9-9777.' Tho HUDFor single & multl-lamlly . Canada geese in seven different Paid • Training oh Entry FREE CALL/ARPLICATION Affordable ELDER CARE 1 Officials . onco. Excollont, henolits 1811 Springfield Ave. • TTY; tolephqiip itoiribor tor , anc| Professional, Lovols. . ... INFORMATION. .' * * Agency SLOVAKIA* * lioinps & vacant Innd. Fa$t 35 • hr/wk. Solid, rosumo: New Providence, NJ . the hqaring impnirod is Off to a undisclosed, county parks and • Call Amorlcnn Onto Group NOW HIRING 2003I '. Livo In/out 908-654-5569. closings! Call today! -.'. Olivia Toca; C.TBHC.P.O, ..212-706-1455. '-."'.•. / . .' lor Information on Ciirront •. .FEDERAL-MIRE- . ERA SUBURB recreation locations. Box 1303, Tronlon,' NJ : .Hiring 'Posillons.'i-BOO- . FULL-BENEFITS ROsiLLT vV6pd9 End-"i BR REALTY AGENCY, won-1 ' About 2,700 adult geese were 08607, fax (609) 989-1245,' Best Elder Care 320-9353x2100 PAID TRAINING. Czech-Slovak Agoncy Llvo- Cqndo2ndll.'EIK. Attic storage. 90fl-3'22-4434 fast start .or o-mnil olocaWgtbhc.Qrg .1-800-892-SS49 EXT..82 u SI^OOO by owner 908-113-1517, ALUANV""cONDltToN""' to be ushered into oh-site trucks "GOVERNMENT JOBS'* COLLECTIONS ln/out732-396-3032 •CmloKi's Senior, American Legion Mov|e Extras* S200 wliTHEUMJjfYCHWOOb Cash paid for your prop- in-the early hours of.tlie day and .'.• Postal /Now Hiring ' : Exp, in, insurance A/f). FT/PT. CHILD i;ARE, COMPANION, S600/day! . All .looks T GARDENS • 2,8n Coflp,.2': orty. Fast closing. No baseball] team hais gotten off to a . specific sites asphyxiated using, carbon dioxide •' '•FroeCul|./.FT/PT $$wlEKLY$'$ 7~oBay( oxcollont salary and bonollls. NANNY, Pdllsh-English noodod. .-No oxpo'rlonco fir. S135.9OD. 1BR, 1st fir.' , red tapo. Call Today.. Fodornl Hiro'/Full Bonofils .Wholosalort) Noodo<|!! Dis- Fax resume 732:382-O40Z speaking. 20 yrs oldi rofs. strong shuUVith a 5-1 record. roqulrod. TV, 'music vid- S115.000, pool Contact.Fnljdn ERA Queen City Realty gas, said Charles Sigmund, direc-.. 1-800-842-2428 ext 26 Iriliuto Morchandiso . on . Iwon.r 908-629-0335 : Classified Independence Day Deadlines 005, 'lilin, print. Call Ex- oBny, .No.Cxporl.onco' Rc- Financial Corp.. 908-709- ,' • AsK for Lydia 1 ; Contact Ideal Gills l)y "p/fposfnoNS" Polish Lady, oxp'd w/ rol, . tion or. discrimination. 2490 • •'• ' : Management Familial status includos Friendly lor a FREE.'copy Eva 908-709-4203 The Classified Office will be closed "HELPWAMTED""" AVAILABLE children under, the age. of .today! Exciting now aili/i- Help 245 HOUSECLEANING Polish Erx> Eeeping score in ,LL GOVERNMENT AND Apartments : ?or and manager, pro- For Frqnl Desk Rccop- spkg. lady w/6 yrs. oxp,, groat • IB living with paronis or Friday, July 4th in honor of the POSTAL JOBS NOW HIR- tioiilsl' /Billing, also . grams. i-B0()-4a8:4875 rols. Call Mnrzena 90&;26^6249 legal custodians, pregnant By GREG MARX . fusing, said Downtown Management Coins to move to a larger location. Butler . ry approvals: ' , ' ' • ' ..'...' ING:. FULL AND PART-TIME Medical Assistant noodod, (Unfurnished) 405 1 POSITIONS. S12.5O-S48.90+/ ."www.ltipndlyhdnic.com women and pooplo sov . Independence Day Holiday, . MARKETING exp. only nood apply for NAKNY (or your children in IIIKC'HHONKILE . •-.' '• ••• Corporation .Director Kathleen Miller Travel,. in., turn , moved to. Wpshington • •— 32 North Ave.: The former hoine of HB. PAID TRAINING AND curing custody of. children BERKELEY HEIGHTS Stutfo Own A Computer put it to your homo by oxp. mom. 1 busy surgical practice In under t8,. • • 1 . Br., Kilchonotto. In Prunty, it's not. necessarily a bad thing. Rock's former site, and Chiquitos is now. Village Shoe Shop, this was to be the new BENEFITS.. GUARANTEED. work! S500 • S7500/ mo MANAGER Rofs. .908-688-8901 . ' APPLICATIONS CALL . Milburn. Call Sandy at This' howspri|>or will not • Houso. N/S, no pots. S726.' GoodFairy •-CRAISiFGUD --Lately, it seems,, you' ••completing:its move to the travel agency's • location of the Gourmet Deli. That plan PT/FT ;. 1-8811-447-2885. 973-912-9866 or fax What seems like' dislocation, she said, is.. Rocruit,, Uain. & mnh- NANNY ~~ knowingly ncciipt any ad- ' mo. 4. ' i ulil 908-464- 00-373-8555 DEPT. G-493 . www.utpdathoihc.coni resume to: 973-467- , can't keep track of .downtown, without a toi'Aier offices. Though the cycle was dis fell through; but Soft's beauty salpn at 18 ntjo. Soli slnrtdr neadod Warm, harrjwprklng, rosp, vprli.tiing for. .roiil' oslalo 2858 Iv. msg. • actually, a combination of two distinct : 8 nm-1.1 prri/7 days • , 4037. : (or t;talc of tho art chll Nanny seoks 4-5 day/wk.', which is in violation of the flies away scorecard. . . :•••,' . .. '. • events: some, business owners retiring, or.- orienting,' it also meant that two retail North Ave. will •' be expanding into this law. To report discrimina- conlVjr Jn•' .Union, NJ. Livo-oui [position N-smkg., 10 NYC train; S(09S/mo. Uc. The. central business, district has; stores moved Into larger homes. • .•••• larger space later this year. Mon.iFri-' ipm-9prn, & Part-Time reliable, grt, w/inlants. Exc. tion, call the Oftlco ol Fair . Vie Good-Fairy Doll Museum in . ' closing up and others relocating or Housing nnd Equal Oppor, •J^JJ Roiillor 908-B92-7536 . Snt. d>2pm. Ex(;n\plnry re/a. Call Vanessa: .seemed like one big game of nuisical expanding. .•'•'' .'. . . • •" For those, who haven't been, keeping •.•—• 25 North ...Ave.: The Cingulal- JMKOMW lunity oltho. U.S. Depart- CRAWFORD • I'6R Wd, 2~(nm~ Cnn'iortl. which was once known to pooplo ond. c6mpulor Employment 255 90B-43B-9100 eves/wkDiid' niool of Housing and Ur- nonr trans., 'hL liw incl., avail.1 .chairs recently, as some.storeowners close, One case, illuminates how the twiv.phe- track, what' follows; is':.a' street-by-street Wireless franchise left town' witliih the •;ki!l-.; ,i nuir.t. Fax 'coHertvrs across the stale, closed • POLISH LADY looking lor ban Dovolopinon't (HUD) at 7/1 S12O0 908-276-0266 r woi'k history with '••tip shop, others relocate-; and still inore nonK na; coine together. Earlier thi.s year, U'i n.lulown of recent changes.in the down- past, few weeks. The space is now. vacant, • houseclcaning, Sonior 1-800-669-9777. .Tho HUD r ih, .;'•;;)« for good following an •"•' • saltirV roqulromonts CRANFOptT^f BR",7" liT.; CLERICAL care etc 908-518-1800 TTY tolophono number for ; . move in; '. -.'.., . . ' . 'the owner •cil! Nancy's -Antiques .on Walnut i;.r,'u. Some of Uie- information below' -- 7 N. Union Ave.: Chiquito's children's to: . 908-686-4208 QM st. prkg., no pots, n/s;, . r$!;;ie rain 'hxmtly-. See the stow .'. Posting payments (Chris) 908-232-8036 ovos,.. tho hearing impaired is 1 Final Curtain $1200 ttllils. 908-931-1047 ; .'..While the sudden' movement'in what .-.wJiii'li was provided by the DMC, ii subject 'Avenue retired. That vacancy created an •xm on compulor. Sloady, 212-708-1455.: ok'-'age 3-1. . .-,• ' ••'• . " pormanont position. 'cp'AWonb^Api^lim.. has'-been an often static area niay be con--.• opportunity for Washington Rock Rare to final lease agreements and/or regulato- Parl-Hmo mornirtg hours^ cloan your houso at ol- 2BA, • now construction, MARKETING llco. Own Transpl. Good Cull botwoon 1-Epm ; Homes tor Sale 330hiirriwood doors conlrai MANAGER 908-654-3900 rols. Call 90a-964 8728. •AC','Sl,850/mbnth. •.•• Build Your Now Homo _ 908-654-072S .. S EN IORS COMPANION with No Money Down. Rocruil.: train,- 8. mnh- CRANFOfib - spnclousT HELPERS, oxp. livo III/OI,I1. Our Uniquii Sweat-Equity Counter Sales BR, hdwd (Irs., Rolrig., iifle, Sell sl.-irlor noodod 908-931-1941 or 908405-7700. Program SAVES Thou- for stnlo ol tho art call, w7d hkup, 1 car gar., walk remain Person SHORT OF tS^Lojliwhijrp sands SS.IOO'i Financing conjor in Union, Nj. Busy whobsiilo Nursery on Land, Matorials, Labor to Irans, Pots ok. S1600- Mon.-Fri.. 1pni-9prn.. .& yoii Running pmiixb + clciiv ! 908-654-0725 Tlio UHlrnnto lochtod in - Sprmgfiold ing 0IC...M.U SERVICE. & ' Closing costs. . NO Drivino Machlno Silt. 0-2pm. Exemplary needs P/T holp. Must bo DOWN'PAYMENT and NO .1 BR 2"'frr. • poopk; nnd computor" LUC, Call.. .Maria Lourenco . willinc) to start at 7am. 30- 908-7B9-B3B1 . Paymtwita While .You smoko free, no pots, soc. & skills ,1 must. . . Fax 35 hrlwK. Call Peter at: Build! For Motivated 1 rols.. roq'd. 732-388-5606' ' work history with 973-379-3811 EUROPEAN HOUSEKEEPERS. Families with Incomes EUZABETlfaW Ponnirtglorl SL t divided about salary requirements ...... ' CHILDCARE. . . . - Over $50,000.Cn!l Today!! ' 5 rm. 908-355-8348 nltur'5 ' to: • 908-686-4208 COMPANIONS, NANNYS 1-800-770-7790 ox'f,. 571 HILLSIDE- Silver Avo., 6 Live-in/out. -Good help, www.IHEoiilino.com • rms; 973-926-6t0daltor 5. ASSISTANT 973-S79-4831 Medical Help 250 . WWW.LEKQN.NET MOUNTATNSTDE "TToTRt GARWOOD - 1 BR apt. In Mon.' & Tuos,, 8:45'5:15. 22, Ig crnr lot. 2 - -3.BIT, small .Iriondiy • complox. The Stage Is Weds., 11:30-8. Mu'lti lac- HOUSE CLEANING^PolIsh 2'i brtth, LR, FP, DR/Scr hi., hw'lncl. laundry rm & . otod position; Contact MEDICAL ASSISTANT . lady, oxp. rols, own trans,- Porch, Patloi 2 car gar., workout rm on silo. Call • Needed Mpn.'-Fri., Bnm-5pm: ' Lons exp. a must. Com- Margarol 908/429-2095 .. Ig. bsmt., A7C, S850K. 908-769-919B pulor skills holpful. -Will By GREG MARX answered," he said: ":...It .just, 1 Sal.-morning pqr niQiilh _Mu.sl_Soe 561-882-O053_ r Set For You train. Fr.iondly Woatfiold GARWOOD - 2BR/2'''' fir\l)i seemed' like a lot of basic ,ques- lor busy , inutti doctor DiSaiconfcr TBrcdCfial.T a 2 • lam, Oishwashor, W/D THE CHRONICLE ...... practice. Candidate must olfico. Good pay & bonr> VM • 4BR.1'iBA.,EIK.LFH*»FP. DR hook-up.oM-St. pkg, 1 blk .tions were still in the planning, bi> organised and soil, mo- fits-Call 908-789-2196. ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY saocnod*! pordi sunviier kH. in (rom. shopping & tra'nSll. To Save! tivalqd; Min. ol 1 yonr exp.' ' A 'meeting between municipal .stages!" . , ' • . ' .' '. , RECEPTIONIST .'5Acros - S29.900 Dopdod- iHii bar. All oftas will be cov rocontly updatod. Avail. ' n niiiat. Fax resume Nevorsink Rivor access! • Tripodi said- his municipality New2003- f%*%i\Z 'New 2003 For busy chiropractic of- sidorod. 908-964-1290^ 7/1. S1250/M1O. 4 1:V3 mo. . leaders, .county officials and rep~ 908-232-1820 . Soautiful woods, stono soc. 908-233-6486. Service learners; Every 2003 BMW lico in Wostflold. Looking intends ,to continue pursuing its^ wall, .90 liiins NYC! .Twn Build Your Now Home resentatives of the Morris & Erie BMW 3301 lor mature minded, 'dain.il-. with No Monoy Down. GARWOOD -4rm + 2 porcl»s legal .challenge of the reactiva-* BMW orlonlod & computor oxp. rd, oloctric. Tornis! Won't & bsint uso, quiot area, S1100 Railway last Thursday didn't pro- 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto Irans, pwr str/brks/heated Model Is Priced , 8 cyl. auto Irani, pv;i r.U/bi'k Last!, 1-888-025-9277 Our Unique Swoat-Equily moAM.'TTournit), M r.teroo. CD.'r'noQriroof nl|oy.; M-W-F 10-7. 908-928-9051. Program SAVES Thou, service leaders duce-any major shifts in the way. ti'on, and Kenilworth, representa- seats, air, AM/FM stereo, CD.inopnroof ASSISTANT/ www.upstatoNYIand.com -!^!'i!li?it 908-301:1884 ' alloys, premiym pkg, sport pkq.MSRPl int.'cold '.vonlhit-f pkg, navJcjrrtion r>y*ili>ni sands SS 100"» Financing kENlLWdRTH~2 BR, EIKi To Move! support.- pi (.MiiiniTi sound, rr-at \~Air. i Cantord High School recently ; . ;loc;u officials perceive'the.'pro- tives, were expected to' be at .an. $.42,74.5. Stk..#|3-469, VIN «PH03232..| RECEPTIONIST Counter Sales SPORTSMAN LAND on Lnhtl,^Malorinls. Labor ;w/d hkup.,'avail, 7/1, $875 : hAW. SnO.O/S; Stk. tfB3--v'0.'ViN'«CiN ] event in Roselle Park, Tuesday.- To work in busy podiatric BARGAIN 144 Acres - ' &•• Closing cosls,. NO _9b8-359-B634 Iv, msg., ' marked the ena'ol anotheryear's . .; posed reactivation .of the Rahway s With 2004 Models s ollico. FT/PT positions. Person • S99.500 Prime Tug Hill lo- DOWN PAYMENT and NO Vailoy .and-Staten.Island rail- night to mark that.municipality's S^ve 488^ .. avail. On ttio job training, no Busy wholosalo Nursory cation! ..'1,5.00ft. trophy PayinontB .While . Yoir KEMILWORTH ig sludloT . efforts to introduce students to serv,- Save 7895 • now kit. S BA,. utils.'incl., filing of its own lawsuit. • .' '. Arriving Daily... exp, nccossnry. • Corno In • located .' in Sprlhgllold troitt riyor frotitago! Hunt', Build! . For '. Motivated. • ice learning; for more about the roads:.Cranford has no objection , to fill out rna 732-381-9469 • morning, asweli as canoe races at • The circus 4 dr, 8'cyl,-.automatic transmission, pwr •l-cjr. 2i)0 HP, B. cyl, 6 spcl iiulo trans, pwr 1 ROSELLE • 1 BR/4 rrfis., hi. tlie Canoe 'Club, Activities for.chil- str/brks, air, AM/FM steroo.CD, moonroof,' : wjn.iniA .i\;nl. liiKiik itv.ul. $11,495 hw Incl., prkg. S675 1 Over 250 str/brkystii"Us, air, /\M/( M atoroo,' CD, moonroot, s:.(JS5 'link's,•Si,K.'fc//.-VI7(i7 1998 HONDA ACCCORD alloys, loalhor interior, xenon lights, premium alloys, cold ivo.ithor'pkg,' sport pkg, leather int. 718-630-5711 • dren throughout the afternoon at . cpfneftdtQwrt sound, cold weather package, MSRP '\'I\*\\'I|II')S'I').S Auln. air, iinl'fliw, atii/I'm \WIM. alu.' Brand New xenon It's-,.premium sound, (old down seats.- ROSELLE- 1br, gardon apt,, . Nomahegan Park include face paint- •a tentative date for the relocation $54,295, Stk.K.B3-49, VIN «GN87903. MSRP SG0,O70;Stk/'(IB3-'253,V!N flG^lOGO 2002 I will;-150.: • p'S, pAvitulmt j, an; anb.lg, -I cv), By GREG MARX laundry, olf st. pkg.V ulil, •ing, egg toss and bike decorating '• of the house from its current loca- The Alain Zerblnl Circus made its annu- 2003 BMW's Auiii.',iii. lim skills-...1111.'1111» p'K«;iir;iiiivav.iil, till, p/liK'ks,'liar $9,995 Incl. oxcopl oloc. S725+ 1 .'-.THE CHRONICLE...•••;. ' • . , • ' .. ' al Visit to Cranford Monday, delighting drf; liaOMil' 58V2 iik ' 'A mo, s6c .908-272-803'7 contest-, and the fireworks display '. tion on the Boulevard.•'•.•. , -.- . Save'7380 1 residents with a mix of animal perform- ~^ ^ ' ^^ • • • » T k* f • • . f begins in the park at approximately .. Available To ""$14,995 h . ICENILWORTH •'— :The\ bor- 'The 'mover will place the. Hr,.; garden apL.'.w/iv cur-. ances and acrobatic tricks. Left, Anna 9:15p.m. " • <,';'• '•'. •,,'".'•• ough's Historical- Society last: house on the footings,. Maxwell' Choose From! $1 VV/VR6 pol, A/C,'laundry (Ac., oil- Lea performs some aerial artistry with 2(K)J.Cli.evy'ExRi-essCargo . .• si. pking, walk to train. week cleared the last procedural said, and the foundatibn will be silk chiffons under the tent at the ^395 Aiitti.iiif, lim L'liiss.a'in-l/ni'sicivi'.aln. '.. fO'. .il">, pV $1000/mo. InclHT&HW. V obstacle to the relocation of tho built in beneath the house. . . , i; h.ip. '\ tyi. f'b. Jijno^soC;!308-276-5397 Hillside Avenue School grounds. Even .'iili. p'W $14,995 ROSELLE PARK - lifj historic Nitschke House when' A celebration commemorating the newcomers got in on the act: ffir- $12,995 jijil • - S00O, Gordon Apt., hdwd. the Planning Board approved the the effort is planned for October, Hrs:, oil si. prkg.,. laundry, above, a pony born early Monday Financing Like No Other BMW Center InThe World 1Vi inoi. ooc, no pot9. 908- construction of a new foundation after a landscaping Initiative at morning gets into the show. For more 2|OO2,Mitsihiisiii Galaut E-S Available 272-8064 for the house on South ,21st neighboring Monument- Park is i abo.Mt that timely birth, see the story on IW Chevy Stop-in Van- Aulii. airI'IIIKI, p/mirrnrsjiiil glass. . •• Commentary.....;..-.-A"4 ; : • Through. 1 HOSELLE PARK. Mpvo rioirt : ; ; .'iiii/l'tn ML'KII, fly |i/ivi|iil(nvs, cas- • Street,' .'•-••' •" , ' - ••..•• .-• completed. • : PadaBrt. •:•""..•'• •-,- ••;;-^v;- .".••/•": :..iv ; BMW .Villa, ani/j'm, ills', |i/s. p/lv, S L\ I, Iniyoryspac. 5 rms Incls 2 Mllf, airlua, p/h 4 cyl, MM, sun- .' Financial. Ask About $13,995 BRs,'.I.lull/how bth, updtd Construction on- the footings With the Planning Board's '(iriiniiiii IvHlj uarr.uilv.niiil.; .niif,- cd nbyjiMory fafiuiy'wanin- ' EIK, LR, olllco, attic & Indrv Community Life,,:..-..B-1 Services Our liiiin iiuiil. -lO.-rUi mill's. 1 : on land donated by the decision, "all the approvals have $11,995 ly iivail, liiiana avail..' •• . : hk-ups. St200/mo. Call ror European www.jmkbmw.com -• — Sl..-.""B-3 oloc/phorWcablo...$900/mo, professional mover of historic ;:.. One month after beginning a ani/fin .slcwi, p/s,'p/*indmn,. BURQDORFF ERA a'irlag, 4 cyl, fi/b, cniisi.', cd play, $12,495 Roallors ; Wostllold houses will arrive in the borough direct-mail effort, the society haa- BLUE STREAK MOTORS Obituaries..;...... B-2 - 1','.'• '! Route 22 East • Springfield, Mi Is Home of the New Jersey Van Depot facility warranty avail, iili! p/lncks, roar iW, Ij uio.-ai'ail., (908)233-0068 approximately .July 21. raised about $30,000 through its STERUNGTlg7J p, ;, ^ IWOmib. V|N*YCIBti.VJ() SiwWAJWi),, U 3B The moving process' requires "Save the "House" campaign. LR; Fom. rm, priv. qulot loc, Real Estate...-..v,.M....C-4 150 W1 st Avenue, Roselle NJ Pri6oiCOSs irlc lilcludl * all CO6I3 to 1)0 paid by Iho consuii about one week of preparations, 973-379-7744 • Toll Free: 1-800-BMW-7222 Uc. Ron &Taiioii.NDl Rosppnsiblp'loriypoflm Avail .7/1, $i800/ma + utll«- Toll Free: 866-241-3939 This odtiuperBfldas all previous olfersw ^™' 908*17-5110 said Maxwell, who set July 30 as.; ; •(Continued on pageA-2) NJWTTrnTTTTaTh; Police Loflf-.;-..M.'..».;-.r*"5... A/C!,n5,(»lB. S900 + UIII5,, avail. 7/1,908.624.1034

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