Vittntti rwa * UJwD.1 Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Vol. 19, No. 4S *£UJLL Friday, October 15, 2004 50 cents No solution in sight for high school parking conduct of students, accusing them of loi- ed specific streets near the high school But since the council tabled the issue, THE RECORD-PRESS tering or engaging in unruly behavior. One that would have been available for on- there has been little to no movement. Codding Road resident has recently com- street parking. The system, developed by a According to Anne Riegel, president of the WESTFIELD — Local officials continue plained to both the board and the council committee convened by the Board of Board of Education, town officials have to express interest in enacting a high about finding several used condoms near Education but including many other mem- expressed a willingness to return to the school student parking policy, but say no his property within the first week of bers of the community, would have contentious issue after holding the rede- action on the issue is imminent. school. restricted permits to high school seniors velopment referendum in November. Both Off-street parking spaces are limited at Last December, the Town Council living at least W-mile from the high school. the council and the board, she said, will the high school, and with insufficient tabled twin ordinances that would have An alternate-side parking restriction have their hands full until then. parking on the school property itself, vehi- established a permit parking system after was proposed for the designated streets to "We've agreed to meet — together we cles driven to school by student com- residents came out in force against the allow for leaf pickup and snow removal. can reopen (the issue) and come up with a muters spill out onto nearby residential plan. Council members planned to revisit Permits would have been sold to seniors solution before spring, when we will have streets during the week, drawing the ire of the issue in the spring, when the parking for $100, but residents would have also more kids driving to school," Riegel said. homeowners who resent the limited park- crunch becomes most acute. been required to obtain a parking sticker Riegel said she doesn't expect the board ing left on neighborhood streets. The policy would have established a for a nominal fee in order to make the sys- Some residents are also irritated by the code of conduct for students and designat- tem enforceable. (Continued on page A-2)

Gymnasts sMra YMCA sets sights Westfields Claire MacDonaid won The sound the all-around title in the Cougar Invitational Friday night in Cranfbrd. Scotch Plains-Fanwood won the of the Alps, on major team title. For the story see Sports. PageC-1. on the streets expansion of Westfield Thar* was planty to aaa on THE RECORD-PRESS tha downtown atraata Saturday afternoon, at tha SCOTCH PLAINS — Officials Westfield Art Aaaoclation from the Fanwood-Scotch Plains hoeted Its annual Sidewalk YMCA presented an ambitious Art Show and Sale. But per- facilities and parking lot expan- haps the moat striking scan* sion proposal before the Board of waa this collection of Adjustment last week. alphorns, played by cos- Over the course of several tumed performers from the hours of testimony, experts out- Nsw Jersey Workshop for lined the architecture, engineer- the Arts. ing and traffic impact of a five- phase project toe nonprofit organization hopes to embark I __!••_»_ ——•—-——— upon in the next few years. JOHN FEI/COHRESPONDENT According to Executive Director Karen Drexler, the first three phases of the plan _are expected to coat abou^ J&SLjnil- Westfiekt's Bemadine Liebrich was lion and would result in the con- recently presented with Girl Scout Deck opponents assail Westfield council struction of additional workout Volunteer Achievement Award, rec- space, a second swimming pool, ogmzing her service on behalf of : and expanded office and storage local Scouts. Uebrich is the first per- about the project. ly insolvent. the developer to pay down the THE RECORD-PRESS Westfield residents will cast Councilman Sal Caruana principal. He acknowledged his space. son in the state to receive the honor. votes on Election Day over a attacked the $10 million project's continued opposition to the proj- The YMCA seeks board See the story on Page A-3. WESTFIELD — At one of the parking facility to be constructed financing, which under a model ect for financial considerations, approval to convert a residential Town Council's final regular on existing municipal parking endorsed by the council would be and on traffic and public safety lot the organization acquired in meetings before a non-binding lots between Prospect and Elm. covered with a 25-year general grounds as well. 2000 into a parking lot. referendum is held on a proposal The structure would be masked obligation bond. The model indi- Councilman Peter Echausse Currently, a single-family home to build a parking deck between by 19 condominium units and cates the project's annual costs of renewed his call for the occupies the tract of land, which Prospect and Elm streets, resi- about 3,500 square feet of retail $930,000 would be paid for by Downtown Westfield Corporation is slated to be paved over and dents took advantage of a light space facing Elm Street. increases in parking fees, park- to declare its support or opposi- converted into parking spaces. agenda to voice their grievances Proponents of redevelopment ing meter rates, payments in lieu tion to an expected $50,000 According to the land use ordi- over the plan. say the project would add needed of taxes from developer HKT annual contribution to the proj- nance, the organization must A dedicated group of parking capacity to address long- Nassau, and other previously ect. supply one parking space for aggrieved residents addressed standing parking problems. unanticipated parking revenue. "If they don't want to pay the every four members over the age the council Tuesday, some seizing Opponents counter that the plan Caruana said a 15-year-bond $50,000, then quite frankly, I say of 17. To fit that requirement, the the opportunity to attack details does not fit with Westfield's would save more than $4 million don't show up and let's cancel the YMCA would have to provide of the proposed plan, others to downtown character, would wors- dollars to taxpayers over its life referendum," Echausse said. more than 1,000 parking spaces, demand answers to what they en traffic problems and negative- and advocated earmarking $2.2 say are outstanding questions ly impact safety, and is financial- million in land that will be sold to (Continued on page A-2) (Continued on page A-2) For this budding journalist, 'Time' is always right ByKADMHOP — which he concedes will probably cut "I learned about his most memo- THE RECORD-PRESS into his free time on the weekends — rable moments, and what it was like to Ross had to compose a personal state- come home," Workman said. "I learned Quite a car WESTFIELD — Given that he's a ment, a news report, and a video clip. a lot about a soldier's life in Iraq." 10-year-old student at Franklin After qualifying as finalist, he reviewed Back home, Ross will be pursuing There were some classic vehicles on Elementary School, fifth-grader Ross the Smithsonian website and submit- his first major story in the next few display at the American Legion s car, Workman has some lofty ambitions. ted an article condensing and explain- days. He has been assigned the task of truck and bike show Sunday at the "I would like to interview Kofi ing the views of John Kerry and George interviewing the makers of "Robots," an Westfield train station. For pictures Annan, the Secretary General of the W. Bush on Iraq. animated feature expected to be from the event, see Page B-1. United Nations," he said. I'd ask him And for an extended writing sample, released in the spring. The movie will what the UN's role is in the world." Ross interviewed a neighbor, 1st Lt. include the voices of Ewan McGregor, Some day, believe it or not, Ross may Daniel Todd, who had recently Halle Berry and Mel Brooks, among get his chance. He is one of 16 children returned from Iraq. The article he sub- others. nationwide, selected from among 500 sequently wrote appeared in the school Ross will be interviewing animators entrants, to contribute to Time For newspaper and helped him secure the at the White Plains-based Blue Sky Kids, an adolescent-themed version of job with Time For Kids. Studios, a company that won an Oscar Breakfast benefits the popular weekly news magazine. The article detailed Todd's support- in 1998 for "Bunny," a short animated Each week, junior journalists write ing role during the capture of Saddam film. The high-tech studio is best articles for the magazine and its web- Hussein, his experiences passing known for its work on "Fight Club," Guanl families site, accessible at through primitive Iraqi villages, the "Alien: Resurrection," "Titan A.E.," and A pancake breakfast will be held at www.timeforkids.com. agony of a diet consisting of canned a memorable episode of "The the National Guard Armory on "It's going to be a fun experience," he military food and Ramen noodles, and Sopranos." RahwayAvenue in Westfield 7am- said. the elation of returning home after 254 Only In fifth grade, Waatfleld'a Ross Workman la noon Saturday, with proceeds bene- To qualify for the very selective job days on the ground. (Continued on page A-2) writing for a national publication. fiting the families of Guard members now deployed in Iraq. Tickets are $6. To volunteer at the breakfast, call (732) 499-5666. Flu shot shortage sets off a scramble for the vaccine •ymW-NTBJMNOB Two young mothers from the vaccine; the other is Aventis. THE RECORD-PRESS Cranford had been waiting since Because flu vaccine takes 9:30 a.m. Donna Benes enter- months to prepare, the announce- Health fair is set for Saturday GARWOOD — Rich Sulzer tained her 2-year-old son as she ment left many distributors with- Flu shots won't be available, but the Scotch Plains Health walked the parking lot of the waited for her number to be out any vaccine at all — the state, Department will conduct the 16th annual health fair for local resi- North Avenue ShopRite 30 times called, along with her pregnant which orders the vaccine for many dents 8 a.m.-noon Saturday at the municipal building on Park Commentary A-6 Friday. Stopping in to the store friend Tracy Labombarda. They local boards of health, had placed Avenue. occasionally for water and bagels, passed the day by making lots of its order with Chiron — and oth- The Ear/Eye Mobile sponsored by the Scotch Plains Lions Club Community Life B-1 the Scotch Plains resident set up trips to their cars and snacking. ers with much less than expected. will provide free screenings. A hypertension clinic, free colorectal camp outside the supermarket to The extraordinary demand was The Scotch Plains and Westfield home test kit, and information tables staffed by local medical organ- Sports C-1 wait four hours to receive a covet- created by the announcement Regional boards of health have izations will also be available. ed shot of flu vaccine. Though the that nearly half of the 100 million had to cancel their flu clinics; An extensive blood screening will also be offered; the $18 fee Prime Time B-2 clinic did not open until 10 a.m., doses of flu vaccine planned for Maxim Health Services, which must be paid prior to the event. Anyone interested in the blood arriving at 9:45 didn't assure distribution in the United States administered the clinic at work should visit the Health Department, Room 212 of the munici- Obituaries B-6 Sulzer of an easy day. this season will be unavailable, ShopRite and had dozens more pal building, "When I got here, it was unbe- after problems were discovered at scheduled throughout the area, Immunizations will be available for all children who are resi- Real Estate B-7 lievable," he said. "It was a mob, the British plant of the pharma- has cancelled all clinics after dents of Scotch Plains and do not have health insurance. Call (908) and I just got in at 187" — only ceutical firm Chiron. Chiron is 322-6700, ext. 309 to set up an appointment or for more information. Police Log A-4 200 hundred dosea were available. one of only two firms that supply (Continued on page A-2) A-2 Record Press October 15, 2004

get the vaccine. doses of the vaccine were ordered ing the property approach from the Architect Michael Soriano said the Although Clowers has not got- for Friday's clinic, though only 200 eak; when YMCA members are architecture of the proposed building Flu shot ten the fluan y time recently, he were received. At one point, the line YMCA dropped off paMenger side doors face would match several different build- doesn't want to tempt fate. "I think director polled the crowd to see if away from U»e facility. The organiza- ing materials on the existing facility (Continued from page A-l) if s just a chance," he said. "I always they would object to two men on (Continued from page A-l) tion wants to eatAhiuih a U-shaped The look of the outside strives to Saturday and will only immunize get (the shot) anyway, to prevent oxygen tanks and two severe can- configuration, allowing cars to pass complete the campus appearance of "high-risk"patients. it." cer patients cutting the line. The which attorney Robert Kraus said through the lot and approach the the YT Soriano said "It will cohesively The U.S. Centers for Disease Luis Villarin and his wife crowd acquiesced. was unfeasible. facility from the opposite direction. complete the look of the building." Control and Prevention announced Carmina agreed that prevention "It's such a shame that we got Trie proposal will also require The change would also improve circu- Engineer Jim Watson detailed the Tuesday 22 million doses will be was more important than conven- into this predicament," said anoth- approval for a seven-foot tall free- lation in the parking lot, fffl^iala said. stomiwater management plan for the redirected to nursing homes, hospi- ience, and took the day in stride. er employee. These people's own standing sign. For site plan approval, Drexler said the first phase would site, which he said meets newly enact- tals and doctor's offices; it was not "You never know what's going to physicians don't even have enough, the project will require a super-major- begin in the spring or summer; the ed state regulations. He also illustrat- immediately clear how the happen with the shortage," he said. I've heard them say." ity of affirmative votes by board mem- ed an existing 50-foot wetlands buffer announcement would affect New second and third phases of the project "When we had the shortage two For up-to-date information on bers. would require outside funding, likely which will remain on the western por- Jersey. Because of the shortage, years ago, I had to go to CVS in the situation, contact the state In the first phase of the plan, the tion of the site. health officials are asking V from a capital campaign. A start date Garwood, and we had to wait two Department of Health and Human YMCA proposes to expand the perk- fix-that part of the project is therefore Traffic engineer Harold Maltz said who do not fall into "high riskVat- hours," Carmina added. Services toll-free at (866) 234-0964 tiie project would cause only slight egories to forgo getting the vao ing lot from its existing capacity of uncertain. According to an employee, 500 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 135 spaces up to 183 spaces. The Phases four and fiveinvolv e long- increases in traffic and would not sub- Though news on the issue coi stantively change the state tinues to develop, the warning' organization would also add a second range plans to expand the gym center he pointed out, could create an floor mezzanine above its existing Department of Transportation's rat- signs were clear by last Friday. "electoral college" situation where while further tweaking the parking wellness center, adding space for lot to allow access from West Broad ings of nearby intersections. Many of those in line had come to Deck the project is approved even if the Maltz said cars making left turns ShopRite after their doctors told majority of voters reject the plan. additional cardiovascular equipment Street. them they would not be providing (Continued from page A-l) such as treadmills and step At the Oct 7 hearing, YMCA offi- while exiting the YMCA currently 1 Resident Sharon Stockwell said experience a lengthy wait, but he flu shots in their offices this year. While Mayor Greg McDermott the project would threaten the safe- machines. cials said they were seeking approval said a negative vote on the referen- The second and third phases of the to construct sewer and drainage argued the projected '25 percent Others, who normally count on ty of the nearly 2,000 students who increase in membership would only municipal programs, decided to get dum would settle the question of pass through the downtown area proposal involve razing the adjacent infrastructure for the full project. building a parking deck for the single-family home and expanding Because there are several phases to add about one additional car to the the vaccine at the earliest opportu- every day. She submitted a crossing queue caused by the delay. nity. near term, he said such post-refer- guard schedule that indicates stu- the parking lot by another 100 spaces. the plan, Kraus argued, the group Westfield resident Robert endum decisions should be put off dents are walking to school during The YMCA's "red house," which does not want to return before the "Expansion of the Y lot would ade- Clowers, 72, showed up early in the until after Election Day. peak travel periods. serves as a nursery school facility, board tosecur e site plan approval for quately provide for future use and morning, saw the line, and went "I don't think there's any inten- Stockwell also presented acci- would be torn down to make way for each individual project. would also meet existing needs," home. He was not able to spend all tion (by the council) to come back, dent reports from the last two a large building addition. The new "Our goal is to build something Maltz said. day waiting in line for the flu vac- find another location, and construct years, which indicate 16 car acci- space would house the nursery today we wouldn't necessarily tear At the conclusion of Malta's testi- cine, but said that it was so impor- a deck somewhere else," said dents took place along school, a second swimming pool, office down later," Kraus said. mony, board chairman James tant he came back, hoping that he McDermott. Cowperthwaite Place and 43 acci- space, a multi-purpose room and stor- YMCA officials said their parking Fawcett announced the hearing would be fortunate. "If this fails, it means people do dents were recorded along Dudley age space. lot is typically occupied by 110 to11 5 would be continued Nov. 4. He said "I hope they get to me," he said. not think we need additional capac- Street. The group also hopes to reconfig- cars during peak periods, although the public comment period, board dis- "I'm number eight on the next line ity for parking," he added, to the Addressing the council's stated ure the entrance and exit of the exist- the parking lot is frequently filled cussion and possibly a final vote could of people over 200." dismay of residents who saw his concern about a rancorous debate ing facility. Currently, vehicles enter- beyond capacity. take place at that meeting. Clowers is considered at risk characterization of the vote as over- that has become political and per- broad. because of his age. The CDC recom- sonal, resident Maureen Rothfelder reopen this we would be spinning little appetite for. mends that people aged 65 and Caruana said it was incumbent said the safety of her children is "a on the council to provide residents our wheels and wasting time until "We're not turning field space older, pregnant women, young personal issue." She assailed the at the high school into a parking babies, those with chronic lung or with an explanation of how they council for failing to pursue a traf- Parking (the Town Council) is ready to deal with it." lot," Riegel said. heart disease and those in frequent will interpret the results of the fic safety plan in conjunction with (Continued from page A-l) contact with high-risk populations vote; casting council votes by ward, the proposed project. There is a plan, and it was the Riegel said school officials will Downtown property owner product of a lot of hard work," said look into the Rahway Avenue pos- to form another committee on the Councilman Rafael Betancourt, sibility when the district has bet- Richard Fromkin was the lone sup- topic or make significant changes porter of the project to address the chairman of the council's Public ter idea how much money remains to the recommended policy, which Safety, Traffic, and Transportation from a bond referendum approved KENT-PLACE •SCHOOL council Tuesday. He said a $10 con- was passed by the board last fall. tribution from homeowners to the Committee. "But there was a lot of by voters in 2000. And at the same "I don't think there's much pressure exerted over people on time, she said the board wants to project is not a significant sacrifice, more from the Board of Education particularly when compared to the the council (by opponents), and look into safety and drop-off con- side we could do that was different people succumb to that." cerns in front of the school. $3.5 million downtown property from before," Riegel said, stressing owners contribute annually to the "If anything is going to be done, Even if the board does add 40 that the board can craft an overall parking spaces, Riegel was skepti- school district. parking policy, but has no power to there has to be a concerted effort "I don't hear anyone talking between the town and the Board of cal such a change would "put a pass parking ordinances or dent in the parking situation." about the benefits of the project enforce parking laws. Education to build on the plan," he and that concerns me," Fromkin continued. "I would urge my fellow Mayor Greg McDermott did not said. "$10 to $20 is about what we "It really goes back to the council members to do something return a call seeking comment. spend on coffee every week." town," she said. "Even if we did about this." Still, Betancourt said it was unlikely the council would take up the issue in 2004. Journalist Betancourt said one long-term (Continued from page A-l) solution may be to create more parking spaces in front of the high It is an appropriate assign- school on Kahway Avenue, or pave ment for the young journalist, Other school property to generate who yearns to interview Matt .more on-site parking options — a Groening, creator of the animated Brinti Your Dentist Something Sweet solution Riegel said the board has show "The Simpsons." ...... OPEN HOUSES Turn Your Candy Into Ca$n "I like funny TV shows," he Middla School/Upper School * Grid** 6 - B / Gradw 9 -12 By Giving Us Your Secret Stash explained. ... ^_ . 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NJ 7-6244 I It msoNCrn A-4 Record Press October 1*5, 2004 SP resident charged Costume in child porn sting exchange announced the indictment of THE RECORD-PRESS Regpay Co., Ltd., a credit card pro- cessing firm run by a group from at YMC A SCOTCH PLAINS — A town- Belarus with connections to organ- WESTFIELD — Residents who ship resident was among nine New ized crime. are running out of time to create or .Jersey men charged with down- The charges were evidently buy a Halloween costume are loading and possessing child expected for some time; authorities invited to get some ideas as the pornography last week. seized evidence from the defen- Union County Chapter of Mothers William Deustachio, 38, a bank dants' computers several weeks & More hosts a Halloween cos- manager, surrendered voluntarily ago. tume exchange Oct. 21. to authorities Oct. 5, according to a A total of 53 individuals have The meeting will be held at 7:30 statement released by federal law been charged in New Jersey in con- p.m. at the Westfleld Y.M.C.A., enforcement officials. He is accused nection with the Regpay investiga- located at 220 Clark Street. of subscribing by credit card to a tion, and a total of 170 have been This meeting will also be an child pornography website, which arrested nationwide. opportunity for mothers in the allowed subscribers to download or Police have made arrests in 11 area to find out more about the upload child pornography. countries, including Denmark, chapter's activities, which include He faces a maximum penalty of Finland, France, Norway, Spain, mom and tot outings, mom's night five years in prison and a $250,000 Sweden, Switzerland, and the out, playgroups, book club and fine. United Kingdom. More than 100 more. Dcustachio is one of nearly have been charged in Australia Mothers & More provides 1,000 individuals who have been alone. opportunities for mothers to con- arrested in the United States and Deustachio is one of two Union nect with one another in ways that elsewhere around the world as County men charged during the assist them in developing their part of Ojjeration Falcon, which course of the investigation to this unique identities as women and was initiated by New Jersey point, Andrew Chaplowitz, 44, of Last chance to get in on Mercedes raffle help them move more confidently authorities. In January, U.S. Springfield was also arrested last Tickets for the Westflald Jayceet and CONTACT We Care Mercedes raffle are still available, but through the transitions that affect Attorney Christopher Christie week. time Is running out for those looking to win the stiver C230 Sports Sedan being offered by Intercar their family, work and hie. Mercedes Benz of Newton. The Jaycees and CONTACT, the 24-hour crisis hotline, are selling a The Union County Chapter limited Issue of 400 tickets, each of which admits two people to the Oct. 23 dinner dance. The event will take place 7:30 p.m.-mldntght at Temple Emanu-el in Westfleld. Tickets are $185 each holds meetings on the first and I Police Log and are tax deductible. CONTACT We Care and event Chairman Jeff Stlrrat and CONTACT third Wednesday of each month at Executive Director David Owene are pictured here at the recent Westfleld Auto Show with the 7:30 p.m. at the y. For more infor- event's top prize. For Information, call Owens at (908) 301-1899 or Stirrat at (908) 654-0433. mation, call K.C. at (908) 789- WESTFIELD account. 3626. *** Officers arrested James Gabany A resident of Brooklyn reported of Colonia, Michael Zima of someone smashed the sunroof of Carteret, and Aniew Todika of his 2004 Jeep while it was parked Iselin Tuesday; each man was on Old Farm Road. The incident New communications tower to be built soon charged with possession of con- allegedly occurred sometime The $118,000 structure will be According to Borough Clerk space for $20,000 to $25,000 annu- trolled dangerous substances. between 7:30 p.m. Oct. 8 and 1 a.m. THE RECORD-PRESS located near the site of the previ- Eleanor McGovern, crews will soon ally. Gabany was also arrested on an Oct. 9. ous tower. Originally, the council be drilling into the .soil, which will "Multiply that by two and that's outstanding warrant out of FANWOOD—A new communi- considered building a new tower in eventually support the tower's how much revenue the borough Rahway. On Oct. 8, a resident of Meadow cations tower will be constructed the rear portion of the Borough foundation. About a month after could possibly get" from lease View Road reported she gave a con- at Borough Hall shortly, and space Hall lot, but decided to relocate the the soil is drilled, the tower will be agreements with cell phone service : SCOTCH PLAINS tractor a $1,200 deposit in June to on the tower is being reserved for tower after neighboring residents erected; McGovern projected a providers, he said. construct a fence. Since giving the cell phone service providers. A Henry Street resident report- contractor the deposit, she said she said the tower would be unsightly completion date of early to mid- Molenaar also pointed out that ed being a victim of fraud on Oct. 8. has heard from him only once. The The 120-foot tall tower will and could negatively affect their December. cell phone companies could force "The victim received a letter from victim also said she has made sev- improve communications between property values. The Borough Council passed a the borough to allow unpopular ;PayPal indicating that an account eral attempts to contact him by the borough's first responders, who At a special public hearing and resolution Tuesday authorizing the towers or cell antennas in other ;in her name was active, but the vic- mail and telephone without suc- had been unable to use advanced a later Planning Board advisory clerk to receive bids from wireless Fanwood locations unless an alter- tim said slit* never opened an cess. communications equipment prop- session, the council incorporated providers to lease space on thenative is made available. erly on the previous tower. Officials residents' concerns about the tower. Councilman Jack Motenaar But borough officials continued said that tower was unsafe tower. A soil-boring analysis indi- said the latticed-style tower to .stress that the new tower is pri- Carpal Ttinnel Code May Have because it was leaning about 20 cated the site nearer to Borough includes space for two cell phone marily being constructed to meet percent and wasn't high enough to Hall would be sufficient to support providers. He estimated each serv- the needs of the police, fire depart- Finally Been Cracked transmit a direct signal. a large tower. ice provider could loase tower ment, and rescue squad. Chirk, N.J. - "L'niil m>w only ;i small number of lucky patients have been exposed id tins iiniii/Liiy iHsanci y thai has literally "cracked the code" for these L.npal tunnel sufferers. Now with the unexpected release of this little kiuiwii iiil'urnuitioii. you may he ulile to say goodbye to your carpal tunnel Programs consider nexus of religion and science symptoms. 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College Club continues at UCTG WESTFIELD — The Union ofFanwood- County Ibrah Center will present Scotch Plains the second lecture of its Jewish Literacy Program 8 p.m. Tuesday i picks new directors at the center's building, 418 Central Ave.. Rabbi Mitchell Overlook Hospital will offer a lec- Th» ColtoM Club of Bomrind will continue a virtual ture and discussion concerning FanwoodScotch Plain* tour the holy cities of Israel. "Heart Disease and Women" at the vacantly stoctod Hs board of The second stop on the tour is Westfield Area YMCA 7-8 p.m. directors for tha 2004-2005 Chevron, the home of one of the Monday. yaar. Pictured at right art holiest sites in the world: Me'arat Heart disease in women is fre- Carol Rlxzo, Marl McDavltt. HaMachpeila, the Cave of quently misdiagnosed or not taken Glngar Rachko, Margaret MachpeUa. seriously. The program will address Maelntyra, Bamadatta Hoyar More than 3,000 years ago, the common signs and symptoms and HaJan Piatackl. Not pic- Avraham Avinu (Abraham) paid and how they differ from men's. turad art Natalia Bllcl and 400 silver shekels — an enormous This lecture is free, but registra- Marll Davlaa. sum of money at that time — to tion is requested. For more infor- buy the cave, according to Jewish mation, call the YMCA at (908) belief. He was drawn to it by its 233-2700. ext 251. holy fragrance and saw that the first man and woman, Adam and Vendors sought for Chava (Eve), were buried there. The site would become the bur- show at magnet school ial place for his wife, Sarah, and SCOTCH PLAINS — The later for Avraham, Yitzchak and his Union County Magnet High School wife Rivkah, and Yaakov and his Temple program for disabled kids continues wife Leah, according to Jewish will present its award-winning teachings. Because four couples are robot and craft show from 10 a.nr- WESTFIELD — Temple ing the whole family, and strives methods to help her students Plains resident Joanne buried in Chevron, the city is also 4 p.m. Nov. 20 in Baxel Hall at the Emanu-El is now in its second to make Emanu-El a welcoming establish Jewish identities. With Bartosik says she looks forward called Kiryat Arba, the "city of four." Magnet High School campus, locat- year of providing a Sunday school entry into the Jewish community assistance from two classroom to the company of the other There is a suggested donation of ed at 1176 Raritan Rd. Vendors are program specifically designed for for all individuals and families aides, Baruch teaches the parents. "We have formed our $10. For more information or to reg- wanted for the craft show; the cost children with a determination of regardless of abilities or disabili- Ma'ayan class, which meets every own little support group, and ister, call the Union County Torah is $60 per table. autism, as well as related devel- ties. other Sunday from 11 a.m, tohave developed strong bonds Center at (908) 789-5252. For more information call (908) opmental disabilities, such as Early in her career, Ruben was 12:30 p.m. Music, art, and stories way beyond the boundaries of 889-8288. ext. 262 or mail checks PDD-NOS and Aspergers particularly inspired by the par- are incorporated in the curricu- the Ma'ayan program," she Lecture addresses to: Union County Magnet High Syndrome. sha Kedoshim from Leviticus, lum. said. School, 1176 Raritan Rd., Scotch Tatnara Ruben, director of which states one should not place There is a formal application Temple Emanu-El is located heart disease in women Plains, NJ 07076, Attn: Dr. education, credits a team of con- stumbling blocks before the process to enter the program, at 756 East Broad St. WESTFIELD — Cindy Holt of VanEkeren. cerned parents as the inspiration blind. Ruben interprets that to which includes a conversation behind the program known as mean everyone deserves a learn- with the secular schoolteacher, Ma'ayan, which is Hebrew for ing opportunity. a review of each child's "natural spring." This core group Her goals for the second year Individual Education Plan of parents felt there were limited remain consistent with the pro- (IEP), and a personal interview opportunities for their children to gram's overall concept. "It's not with the classroom teacher. share in the rituals and tradi- that we started the second year An unplanned but valuable tions of Jewish life. Laura with a new goal, but now we are component part of the program Weitzman, director of special approaching Bar Mitzvah age," has been the camaraderie and education in Warren, was the she said. The first Ma'ayan Bar support for and by the Ma'ayan educational consultant for the Mitzvah is scheduled for June parents. Parents meet infor- pilot project, 2005. mally over coffee in downtown Douglas B. Sagal, senior rabbi Amy Baruch, a special educa- Westfield while the class is in at Emanu-El, committed to serv- tion teacher, uses a variety of session. Parent and Scotch Used bikes to be distributed overseas Sunday, October 17,2004 WESTFIELD — According to Progress and the Rotary Club of where they are reconditioned by Warren Rorden, who chairs the Westfield will be collecting used partner agencies and distributed 12pm - 4pm Rotary Club of Westfield's annual bicycles from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. at tow cost to poor working Pedals for Progress used bicycle 16 at the Westfield Board of adults. Last year Westfield collection, in the underdeveloped Education building at 302 ElmRotary collected 150 bikes." Westfield Center countries of Latin America, St. Donations for shipping costs Africa and the Pacific Islands a Tools, especially wrenches, are also encouraged. The aver- 9 bicycle can provide reliable portable sewing machines and age cost is $30 to collect, process, transportation for commuting to sports equipment will also be ship, rebuild and distribute a Genesis Healthcare work, and a mode for transport- accepted. bike," said Rorden. "A donation of ing produce to markets or access- The Rotary urges anyone with $10 per bicycle is suggested. All ing health care and other servic- a used adult or children's bike in cash and material donations are 1515 Lamberts Mill Road es. repairable condition to donate it fully eligible for tax deduction." In response to this need for to this cause. Said Rorden, Pedals for Progress collects bicycles in conjunction with the "Pedals for Progress ships the more than 11,000 bicycles annu- non-profit program, Pedals for bicycles to developing counties ally and has to date shipped more Westfield, NJ 07090 than 65,000 to 20 developing countries. Storytime at Willow Grove RSVP: 908-233-9700 SCOTCH PLAINS — Looking come. for a nice way to end the weekend Two congregation volunteers SCHMIEDE and start the week with little will run each story time, one ones? Get into your pajamas, reader and one greeter. Parents grab a pillow and blankie and go will be asked to stay during the to Willow Grove Presbyterian duration of the story hour to help TREE EXPERT CO. Church with the kids for a story redirect any "wanderers" to the Trimming • Repairs time called Tales in the Grove." story circle. The Oct. 17 story time will fea- For more information about • Removal ture stories such as Goodnight Willow Grove, call the church Modern Equipment Moon, Brown Bear Brown Bear, office during business hours at • State Certified Who is Coming to Our House? (908) 232-5678, e-mail and Click Clack Moo. 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WILL mi Of HATF S HAV! Make them work AN IMPACT ON THF for your vote PRESIDENTIAL In the next two-and-a half weeks before the Nov. 2 election, chances are you will be receiving some litera- ture, either in the mail or stuck in your front door, from your local political candidates. If you're lucky, you may also have an opportunity to talk to candidates as they canvass your neighborhood and seek votes door by door. Moat of the literature will promise the same things — lower taxes and better services. Despite the fact that these promises are often (though not always) incompat- ible, they constitute the platform of approximately 98 percent of local candidates. If a candidate admits taxes are likely to rise, that person deserves your vote just for having the courage to tell the truth. Local property taxes are likely to increase as the state continues to place more mandates on municipali- ties and counties without giving them any more money. MADELINE FORSTER The most a candidate can realistically promise is a flat Scotch Plains tax rate, hoping that rising property values, new devel- I think people have already opment and some good fortune with respect to grants made up their minds about it. can generate more tax revenue to cover the higher costs. If a candidate comes to your door and makes a prom- ise about taxes, ask the candidate specifically how this will be done. Inquire about what budget items can be cut and what programs can be scaled down or eliminat- ed. Most candidates spout fancy rhetoric about fiscal restraint and budget discipline, but it's hard work to balance the equation between keeping taxes as low as possible while maintaining the same level of services. And as studies have repeatedly shown, the prospect of cutting spending by eliminating government waste is an illusion. If all this waste does exist in government, no one's yet figured out a way to get it to the Dumpster. Letters to the editor And be wary of candidates1 promises that they can bring more ratables into the municipality as a way to lower taxes. While Union County is in something of a Diversity needed on freeholder board secondary building boom, government cannot control the private sector, which ultimately makes the invest- To The Record-Press: One of the main reasons that this layer of govern- JOE STOH In 2004, the Union County Board of Chosen ment is largely invisible is because of the structure Cranford ment. Freeholders will spend nearly $365 million tax dol- of representation. Unlike the use of districts for I don't know, I didn't watch The best a governing official can do is to create an lars. As a candidate for this county-wide office, I have many state and federal officeholders, each of the nine them. atmosphere which can improve the atmosphere for found that few people actually understand the full freeholders are elected by the entire county. All nine development by tweaking zoning regulations. As experi- scope and power of this "invisible layer of govern- freeholders are responsible for representing the com- ence in Cranford, Westfield and Fanwood has shown, ment." peting interests of each of the 21 municipalities that that also is a delicate balancing act that is far easily As I have traveled around Union County, many make up Union County. promised, than delivered. people have asked 'What is a freeholder?' A feeehold- In theory, you could have all nine freeholders from When a candidate comes to your door asking for your er is a layer of government that provides a large and one town, and presently only a few towns are actual- vote, do not slam the door in that person's face. Instead, ever-increasing tax burden (nearly 20 percent of ly represented. The freeholder board thus lacks focus your annual property taxes, depending on your com- and accountability to Union County's half-million allow at least a few minutes so you can give your opin- munity) to the residents of Union County. people. Under my plan, each district would be repre- ion about what is going on in your hometown. And don't The duties of a freeholder include preparing and sented by three freeholders, providing an opportuni- be afraid to ask the difficult questions that have diffi- adopting the county budget, authorizing expendi- ty to residents for more focused representation. cult answers. Challenge the candidates. Make them tures and bonds, appointing county officials and I hope that on Nov. 2, you will support me and ray think. members to boards, commissions and authorities running mates, Joe Renna, Patricia Quattrocchi and Just remember — they need you more than you need and supervising the administration of county gov- Bruce Paterson for Union County Freeholder. As them. ernment. Simply put, a freeholder is similar to a always, we invite your comments and questions and town councilman, however, at a county level. encourage you to contact our team at (908) 789-0200 I support a proposition that I feel will make Union or e-mail us at [email protected]. County government a better and more visible asset FRANK ARENA for the taxpayers. We should amend the County WMtfieJd Charter and divide the County into three represen- The author is a Republican candidate for freehold- JESSICA KOWALSKI tative "districts" of equal population. er in the Nov. 2 election. Cranford The Record-Press is here for you Yes. It's an important year. The following information should help you get your so I think a lot of peoples' ideas and community news into The Record-Press: opinions are going to form Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story Voters should reject deck proposal on how well the debates go. suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Chad To The Record-Press: three small garages in order to disperse traffic Hemenway at (732) 396-4202. On Nov. 2, Westfield residents will have the more evenly. After spending a great deal of time Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, opportunity to vote on a referendum for a parking and money on studies, the results are being garage between Elm and Prospect streets. ignored. NJ, 07066. This garage supposedly will provide parking for At numerous council meetings, the issues of Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. downtown employees and shoppers. Downtown traffic and safety (especially of children going to Our e-mail address is un [email protected]. merchants complain that shoppers currently have schools, the YMCA and other activities in the area) Deadlines inadequate parking. It should be noted that mer- has been mentioned by residents. The mayor and a chants and employees refused suggestions to park majority of the Town Council have ignored the The deadline for submitting articles and press releases at the south side train station lot on Saturday and issues and have provided no plan to mitigate the to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. Sunday, thus leaving north side spaces for cus- traffic problem. They have an obsession with build- The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is 10 tomers. It looks like the merchants do not really ing a garage some place, any place, even if a.m. Monday. care about customers after all. Will shoppers pay it is the wrong place. 75 cents per hour to park at Westfield mall? I doubt There are alternatives which have not been Correction policy it. fully explored. These should have been implement- The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or A recent traffic study revealed that the Prospect ed before building a garage. Even excluding the and Broad intersection was an "F" (failing) inter- financial burden on taxpayers, I urge all presentation and clarify any news content that confuses or section currently and would worsen with the Westfielders to vote "No" based on traffic and safe- misleads readers. Please report errors to Editor Greg garage. The Prospect and Dudley intersection ty concerns. Marx at (732) 396-4219. already has a high incidence of traffic accidents. ROBERT J. TARTE JERRY ASHFIELD The Mayor's Commission in 2002 recommended Westfield Cranford It proves to me how dumb these politicians are. A debate is when you Ferguson not pro-active on security exchange ideas; all these To The Chronicle: erated the need for competent inspection of cargo politicians are doing is mak- A few days after 9/11, I asked friends with sci- arriving in our nation's harbors — cargo, I gather, ing little speeches. entific credentials whether the U.S. mails could now in the main simply transferred to waiting NJN Publishing ©2004 be effectively used to broadcast chemical and/or trains. A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper biological materials on the U.S. homeland. We Alas, we in the Seventh Congressional District unfortunately now know the answer. suddenly learn our own U.S. Congressman Mike I wondered too exactly what manner of freight Ferguson has not been minding the store much Publisher Eileen Bickel 7J2-396-4404 was being hauled in the still of the night through where the threat of terrorism is concerned. I'm Editor Greg Man 732-396-4219 densely populated metropolitan communities like hardly surprised. When I phoned Ferguson's office Sports Editor Chad Hemenway .732-396-4202 my own. in Washington some six months ago, I learned the A New Jersey state legislator told me he did congressman did not have a position on the cur- not have an answer and opined that "no one rent status in Iraq. knows." Within a few days, his assistant phoned And for such ineptitude Congressman to report that "anything and everything" is being Ferguson recently voted himself a $4,000 pay transported through New Jersey's cities and raise. God bless him. towns. FERDINAND GAJEWSKI 301 CenlrmlAtenmt, Chirk, NJ. 07066 Senator Charles Schumer of New York has reit- Westfield

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How can we be we should invest that Starbucks money in war dates, and the way politi- at war when the coffins coming back are hidden bonds. cians present themselves on HecordPrm (I M'S IHKXH'JI I> published on fnJn h \J\ iMNnhlns. fill (i-niul \»-. rlirk. N| ITCH* from public view? Voters, I implore you, do not give Bush another TV has become more Impor- Second cku poMiftc paid a (raited SJ (Pull.. llhTMWUK fieoe tiui cluitno m\J\ IHiMiJunslulWlinrnl iflin1. tant than what is in the news- K) Bin &n. Sumemlle. S) (WT<>, Sihvnptiw rJir> h\ ifiul, me \rji tnihin Injon l/mni> 51", mil il umnl> J10. ml What we have is a president who has been given four years. He won last time by a fluke — let's not ofsuir tit Tcmihvnhe a powers that he cannot handle. We gave those pow- do it again. papers or on the radio — ers to Lyndon Johnson, and we lost over 59,000 of RAOUL J. LARRINAGA perception is reality. our finest. So far Bush has lost us over 1,000 of our Fanwood October 15,2004 A-7 Marks testifies before tax task force Letters to the editor The following text is a tran- Municipalities and all the other own procedures. Provision should script of remarks made by Scotch early advocates of this approach. be made for staffing. The time Dems tout record of procuring grants Plains Mayor Martin Marks to the And that is the crying need of the and place of first meeting should To The Record-Press: In a very short period of time, grant, Fanwood has been able to state Property Tax Reform property taxpayers of our state. be specified. Delegates should be A question we are often asked we have begun to bring property cover the committee's expenses Convention Task Force at Mercer Accordingly, we agree that the compensated at rate equal to when we go door-to-door in our tax relief to Fanwood by generat- so the group can do the type of County College Oct. 6. Marks was convention can have the opportu- average state worker and entitled election campaign is: How can ing grants totaling more than outreach and research that is speaking at the request of the nity to look at certain spending. to similar reimbursements. This, we keep a lid on property taxes? $300,000. Also, during the past needed to develop an equitable League of Municipalities. But whatever spending recom- I think, is the best way to allow That might seem an impossible nine months our senior citizens plan for our downtown. It is not the mission of this mendations may emerge, they the broadest possible field of can- task, particularly when the price took another step closer to utiliz- Money doesn't grow on trees, Task Force to move the mountain, need to go to the people separate didates, who could run without of insurance, medical coverage, ing the expanded Forest Road but experienced leaders know which is New Jersey's over- from the revenue recommenda- dependence on the property tax. fear of dramatic economic conse- fuel, education, and practically Park building because of a grant how to work together for proper- tions. If we tie the two together, quences for this crucial public everything else is on the rise. from Union County to install the ty tax relief. We've worked with That will be the mission of the we increase the risk that this his- convention. Your mission is to service. But this year in Fanwood we plumbing and kitchen appli- the Democratic majority on the toric opportunity will become an We support ratification of the managed to secure a number of ances to meet their active club Fanwood Borough Council to build the bulldozer. With that in exercise in futility. But if we keep mind, I'll confine my remarks to call for a convention by a majori- state and county grants that needs. Our library's technology overcome challenges wo face as a the questions separate, we ty of those voting on the question and Children's Room also has suit that purpose. increase the likelihood that the helped us to hold the increase in community. With your support As this Task Force considers process will yield a fairer revenue — not a super majority or a property taxes to about $15 per been upgraded with state grant and your vote on Nov. 2, we will each issue that needs to be raising system for the future of majority of those voting in the household — the lowest tax dollars and help from the continue to work for you to keep addressed, we urge you to ask the families of this state. election. Many will not bother to increase in six years. Friends of the Library. the progress going. yourselves this question. "Which Beyond the requirement that vote on the question, since the We met some resistance when Even our Downtown Advisory •CATHERINE MITCHELL approach will increase the likeli- revenue recommendations be pre- majority of the information they we first suggested seeking Committee, which is coordinat- JOSEPH HIGGINS hood that the process will yield a sented to the voters separate from receive will be about the candi- extraordinary aid from Trenton. ing our efforts to revitalize Fanwood fairer revenue system for the spending recommendations, we dates for office at the top of the We were told we were wasting Fanwood's downtown area, has The authors, currently mem- future of the families of New believe that the convention should ballot, rather than about the our time. Doubters argued that benefited from our pursuit of bers of thv Borough Council, are Jersey? And which will increase be permitted to decide for itself questions, which follow the candi- our efforts would be rejected. But grant money to keep a lid on the Democratic candidates for the risk that we will let this his- whether each should be framed as date selection portion of the bal- we secured grants from Trenton municipal expenses. Bv obtain- two seats on the Council in the toric opportunity slip away?" one, or more than one, question. If lot. And, we support ratification in our very first attempts. ing a $50,000 Smart Future Nov. '2 tfvth'ral election. Spending issues are vitally the convention decides to present of both the call for a convention important. The convention could its revenue recommendations as a and of the convention's recom- be empowered to look at spending package, or not — if the conven- mendations at the next general GOP vows improvement to parks issues. tion decides to offer a single election. Since we fill state offices Like other mayors and munici- spending plan, or a list of options in odd-numbered years and feder- To The Record-Press: rooms is to implement a pass key was able to yet to the child in pal governing body members all — that decision is best left with al offices in even-numbered years, Fanwood needs a Borough system for residents. A pass key time. It wa ppure luck that the around the state, every year, I the members of that body. Not turnout for either should be suffi- Council that will provide more or card system could be installed ball missed him. carefully consider my town's knowing what the recommenda- cient to gauge popular support of than just talk when it comes to with access keys made available In 20O.'l, the prior administra- spending priorities. We try might- tions will be, we shouldn't pre- interested voters without allow- needed park improvements. The to people who want them upon tion obtained and allocated ily to cut spending where we can judge how they should be framed ing a minority of interested voters failure of the present Fanwood proof of Fanwood residence. A funds to remedy the problem this and to limit needed increases to for the electorate. to unduly influence the vote, as Borough Council to take timely modest deposit and replacement year. Unfortunately, the current an absolute minimum. Every We recommend a limited con- might happen with spring or action on matters that are fee can also be used to control council members have taken no year, freeholders and county exec- vention. The convention bills that other special elections. important to Fanwood's quality the distribution of the non-repro- meaningful action to remedy this of life is one of the major reasons ducible access keys or cards. dangerous situation. The project utives do the same. Every year, we have supported in the past Likewise, ratification of the school boards and boards of esti- would have taken "Abbott" off the why we, Maureen Mawby and In another case. t lie was never put out to bid as prom- convention's recommendations Joel Stroz, have decided to run Democrat-cont rolled Borough ised, and another year has gone mate need to do the same. And table. They would have taken should be by a majority of those every year, the Legislature, "Mount Laurel" off the table. And as Republican candidates for the Council's failure to take timely by with no realignment. In a voting on each recommendation. Borough Council. Our battle cry action has resulted in the need- recent press release, the through its budget process, has they would have taken a state- We support a convention of the opportunity to, likewise, seek wide equalized property tax off has been "New Faces, New Ideas! less continuation of a serious Democrats assured us that this to limit spending. three months' duration and a Preserving Fanwood's Future." safety problem. The softball field problem will finally be addressed the table. Those bills looked for requirement that recommenda- So spending issues are, or at "revenue neutral" solutions to the Following are two examples of at La Grande Park i.s too done to next year. Well, after we are tions be approved by a majority, what we mean: the playground area nut! needs elected this Nov. 2 it most cer- least can be, dealt with through property tax crisis. We supported rather than a super majority of processes already in place. those bills and we would support As every Fanwood resident to be re-aligned before someone tainly will be! The reason we need a conven- a Task Force recommendation the delegates. with small children quickly dis- gets hurt hist this past summer, MAUREEN MAWBY tion is that those processes have that took them into consideration. We are willing to compromise covers, the bathrooms in Joels 3-year-old son was nearly JOEL STROZ not addressed themselves to the Again, ask yourself, "What on these recommendations, just Fanwood's parks are almost hit by a home run shot that came Fanwood fairest possible means of raising moves us forward? What would as we were willing to compromise always locked. Many parents screaming over the fence. The authors arc Republican the revenue. hold us back?" of the bill, as it progressed in the have had to rush their children Neither the ballplayer assigned candidates for Borough Council No matter how much you think We believe that delegates Legislature. Our bottom line is home to avoid an accident. Not to catch such flv balls nor -Joel in the Nut: 2 election. government should spend, no should be elected using current progress toward giving the people everyone makes it in time. matter where you think money is legislative districts to ensure the of New Jersey a chance to free The current Fanwood needed or money is wasted, no closest possible adherence to the themselves from unfair, Borough Council, dominated by matter what the appropriate level principle of "One Person, One inequitable and onerous property the Democrats, has failed to take of revenue we need to meet our Vote." We support delegate eligi- taxes. any steps to improve this ridicu- responsibilities to the people who bility for all who are eligible to Thank you for your time and lous situation, One simple way of elected us, the simple fact of the serve in the General Assembly, considerate attention. providing access to park bath- matter is that there has to be a with no automatic, arbitrary dis- fairer way of raising it. qualification caused by other pub- That needs to be the primary lic service. The Convention Parker Gardens focus of a special convention dedi- should judge the qualifications of cated to property tax reform. That its members, provide for filing WESTFIELD CURVES is my main goal, and the central vacancies, select its own officers, Indoor Flea Market aim of the League of adopt its own rules and govern its Invites you to a Irorn rum nn, \ou t.m enjoy savings on d warchouse-si/ed M'ICI tron (it unique men h.indise, int hiding »i< c essoriex. 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HEALTH FAIR — 16th annu- of Overlook Hospital. 7-8 p.m.pal building on Park Avenue. East Broad Street. al event for Scotch Plains resi- Westfield Area YMCA, 220 Clark PRESENTATION ON THE This week dents, offering a variety of immu- St., Westfield. Free, but register at REEVE HOUSE — Historic I nizations and screenings. 8 a.m.- (908) 233-2700, ext. 251. preservation architect Margaret noon. Municipal building, Park SATURDAY" Westfield present her report to the p.m. 721 Westfield Ave., Scotch Avenue. (908) 322-6700, ext. 309. Westfield Historical Society. 7:30 Plains. (908) 889-6809. BICYCLE COLLECTION — OCT. 23 p.m. Oct. 27. Community Room of THURSDAY for Pedals for Progress, sponsored RED RIBBON DRUG the Westfield Municipal Building, by the Rotary Club of Westfield. AWARENESS DAY — commemo- East Broad Street. OCT. 14 Bring used bikes to the Westfield OCT. 20 rating the lives of those lost fight- ONE-DAY PILGRIMAGE — HIGH SCHOOL INFORMA- SATURDAY Board of Education building, 302 PASTA NIGHT DINNER — ing drug abuse, featuring wide to the Basilica of the National TION NIGHT — for Union OCT. 16 Elm St. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Bikes collect- second annual fundraiser for the array of kids' entertainment. 10 Shrine of the Immaculate County students in Grades 6-8, at ed will be refurbished and distrib- Scotch Plains-Fanwood Music a.m.-4 p.m. Nomahegan Park, Conception in Washington, D.C. Holy Trinity Intorparochinl School PANCAKE BREAKFAST - Cranford. (732) 381-4100. Oct. 30. Sponsored by St. Anne's to raise funds for the families of uted in developing countries. Boosters Club. 4:30-7:30 p.m. in in Westfield. Many Catholic high the high school cafeteria. Purchase ECUMENICAL TRAINING Church, Garwood. $30 per person schools will have representatives deployed soldiers of the 250th EVENT — presented by church includes box meal and bus trans- Signal Battalion, based in the tickets by Oct. 15 at (908) 789- on hand. 7 p.m. 336 First St., 9773. leaders and hosted by the First portation. (908) 789-0414. Westfield. No registration Westfield Armory. 7 a.m.-noon at SUNDAY United Methodist Church. First of FALL FEST — free family fun required. "9O8i 2.33-0484. the Armory, 500 Rahway Ave., HALLOWEEN COSTUME two workshops begins at 9:30 a.m. at Terrill Road Baptist Church. 3- Westfield $6. To volunteer, call EXCHANGE — special program 1 East Broad St., Westfield. $12. 6 p.m. Oct. 31. 1340 Terrill Rd., 'LIGHTS ON AFTER- (732)499-5666. OCT. 17 SCHOOL' — an o|w?n house for HADASSAH GODPARENTS at a meeting of Mothers & More. More information available at the Scotch Plains. (908) 322-7151. area families at the Westfield Area CLEAN-UP DAY -- Scotch 7:30 p.m. Westfield YMCA 220 church. MEET-AND-EAT BRUNCH Plains residents and civic groups CRUISE — on the Cornucopia Clark St. (908) 789-8626. YMCA, demonstrating the after- pitch in to clean up public proper- Princess, departing Perth Amboy — hosted by the Circle of Single school options for kids. 4-5 p.m.ty. 9 a.m.-noon. (908) 322-6700, Harborside 11 a.m. $100 per per- Jewish Friend* 49+. 11:30 a.m. 220 Clark St., Westfield. To regis- ext. 243. son. 1908) 233-7120, SUNDAY Oct. 31. Kenilworth Inn, ter, call (908> 233-2700, ext. 272. MEET-THE-ARTIST PRO- TALES IN THE GROVE — FRIDAY Boulevard and South 31st Street, GRAM — at Lincoln Center in story hours at Willow Grove OCT. 24 Kenilworth. New York City, sponsored by the church, aimed at children ages 2-5. HALLOWEEN PARADE OCT. 22 TRICKY TRAY GIFT AUC- AND COSTUME CONTEST — Friends of the Panwood Library. 7 p.m. 1961 Raritan Rd., Scotch FINE ART AUCTION — to Buses leave the library 8 a.m., Plains. (908)232-5678. TION — third annual event to annual event of the Westfield Y OCT. 15 return 3 p.m. $45 for members, benefit the Resolve Community benefit the Cerebral Palsy League. Men's Club. Begins 12:45 p.m. Oct. S50 for non-members. Register at Counseling Center. 7 p.m., sales Donations are now being accepted; 31, Elm Street Field, Westfield. 'FIRST LADY OF THE AIR* begin at 8. All Saints Episcopal call Melissa Taveras at (908) 709- — a performance on the life of (9081 322-9179. For more, contact the Westfield MONDAY Church, 559 Park Ave., Scotch 1800, ext. 115. Area YMCA. Harriet Quimby, America's first FOUR CENTURIES IN A Plains. (908i 322-9180. license pilot, for the Westfield WEEKEND - annual self-guided FRIENDS OF MUSIC BOOK OCT. 18 CANDIDATES FORUM — SALE — annual event at St. Historical Society. 7:30 p.m.tour of the county's historic sites, CANDIDATES FORUM - the candidates for county office Community Room of the Westfield including the Miller-Cory House COMING UP Paul's Episcopal Church, 414 East the candidates for the Fanwood square off, as do candidates for Broad St., Westfield. Begins 1 p.m. Municipal Building. Free and open in Westfield and Osborn Borough Council square off. 8 p.m. Scotch Plains Township Council. OPERATION BOOK DROP- to the public. Cannonball House in Scotch Oct. 31, continues through Nov. 2. at the Fanwood municipal build- County forum is 7:30 p.m. at the OFF — Friends of the Westfield Donations accepted Oct. 22-30 at FALL CRAFT FAIR AND Plains. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; continues ing, Martine Avenue. Cranford municipal building, 8 Memorial Library will collect book BAKE SALE — a fundraiser at noon-5 p.m. Saturday. (908) 558- the Parish Hall on Euclid Avenue. 2550. WOMEN AND HEART DIS- Springfield Ave. Scotch Plains is 8 donations for next April's sale. 9 908-232-8506, ext. 10. Brunner Elementary School. 5-9 EASE — a lecture by Cindy Holt p.m. at the Scotch Plains munici- a.m.-noon Oct. 25 at the library, Health & Fitness Rahway Cancer Center is accredited byACR Railway Regional Cancer high practice standards after a The surveyors report their find- Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Rehabilitation Center Center has been awarded a three- peer-review evaluation of its prac- ing to the ACR's Committee on Karp founded the center in year term of accreditation in radi- tice. Accreditation, which subsequently 1993, and the cancer center has ation oncology as the result of a Evaluations are conducted by provides the practice with a com- gained recognition for delivering recent survey by the American board-certified physicians and prehensive report. quality radiation therapy in a College of Radiology. medical physicists who are experts The ACR is a national organi- patient-friendly environment. The ACR, headquartered in in the field. They assess the quali- zation serving more than 32,000 The center now offers its Reston, Va., awards accreditation fications of the personnel and the diagnostic/interventional radiolo- patients Intensity Modulated to facilities for the achievement of adequacy of facility equipment. gists, radiation oncologists and Radiation Therapy, or IMRT. medical physicists with 'programs IMRT is the most sophisticated . for focusing on comprehensive form of radiation therapy avail- hiealth care services. able. This advanced technology Rahway Regional Cancers wraps radiation beams precisely Center is a f around tumors to destroy cancer cancer ^^p cells while minimizing side effects thl finest radjaQmnfh&fflrjgy serv- to the patient. ices available. The center is under For more information about the - UM direction,of £ric KarpjMD., a extraordinary services provided at linnrrt rrTtifiwty>diii|iinnr>rnln]_;i t Rahway Regional Cancer Center, I'resenlcdby il call (732) 382-5550. POWER TRAINING Many of those who exercise regularly cle contractions and can be used in com- are already familiar with strength training, With breathtaking binatiorf*yittVthe flower, more deliberate Library will host talk which utilizes the weight or resistance to moves of sjleength training. Power paired views of the Watch ung contract muscles. Resistance builds mus- with strength is a healthy combination. Mountains, this cle, stimulates bone growth, boosts If you naVetwen referred for physical state-of-the-art facility metabolism, and improves endurance. therapy, ask about the- benefit of power about cancer prevention Recently rehabilitation medicine has training has a part of your rehabilitation is staffed 24 riours- RUNNELLS taken notice of a new addition to resis- program. For additional information, con- ' SCOTCH PLAINS — At 7 p.m. in hematology, oncology, and hos- a-day by dedicated SpeciatisStd Hospital of Union County tance exercise called power training. As tact BELL REHABILITATION & SPORTS Wednesday, Scotch Plains Public pice nursing and has wide-ranging physicians and athletes have long known, strength is the MEDICM at (908) 272-5955. We are locat- Library will present LaVonne J. affiliations within her profession. Patti of The Regional Cancer Patti will talk about early warn- professional nurses. Medicare and Medicaid always accepted. ability to exert maximal force while power ed at 777 Walnut Ave., Cranford Most pri- is the product of strength and speed. vate insurances are accepted. Auto Center of Solaris Health Systems, ing signs and the latest treatment Optimal power reflects how quickly that Insurance Claims are our specialty, and we who will speak on the prevention of breast cancer. The program will 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 forte can be exerted. Power moves will submit your bills for compensation. and treatment of breast cancer. include a short video and teaching Easily reached from Routes 2?.. 24 & 78. Just 1 mile from exit 41 off 1-78. increase the speed or forcefulness of mus- No faults & Medicare Patti is breast health educator, models, and will allow for one-on- Another service of tie Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders breast center nurse, and communi- one instruction during the question P.S. Strength may ensure that an elderly person can walk across the street. Power ty outreach coordinator at The and answer period. A special hand- paired with strength gets him or her to the other side before the light changes. Regional Cancer Center. She has out package will be available for all Call 908-771-5901 www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS www. wiliiambellrehab. com more than 11 years of experience attendees. This presentation, which marks National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, is the second in a series of medical lectures con-sponsored by Scotch Plains Public Library and State of the Art Cancer Treatment Center in NJ Solaris Health Systems. Admission is free and no pre-registration is required. "Intensify modulated radiation Scotch Plains Library is located therapy (IMRT) wraps radiation beams at 1927 Bartle Ave. For further New State of the Art Equipment information and directions, call precisely around tumors to destroy cancer with Fully Integrated IMRT System (908) 322-5007. cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue The next lecture in this series, "Coping with Loss at the Holidays," will be presented at 7 p.m. Nov. 17. Nurses' talk set for Oct. 25 SCOTCH PLAINS — LEARN, the League for Educational Advancement for Registered Nurses, will offer a program titled "Domestic Violence: Is it Really Worth Screening For?" 7:45 p.m. 892 Triissler Place, Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Oct. 25 at the Parish House of All Saints Church, 559 Park Ave. The speaker will be Kathleen E. (732) 382-5S50 Zavotsky of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. The program's goal is to educate Eric Karp., M.D. Medical Director and Inform nurses about the Board Certified Radiation Oncologist importance of performing screen- ing for domestic violence. The talk will discuss epidemiology related About Dr. Karp: R A H WAY to domestic violence and review screening tools to help identify vic- • Founder and Director of Rahway Regional Cancer Center tims. REGIONAL LEARN is a non-profit profes- • Board Certified Radiation Oncologist Trained sional organization for registered at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center CANCER CENTER nurses in New Jersey that offers fight programs in an academic • Awarded American Cancer Society Fellowship year on current nursing topics. in Clinical Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Free Door to Door This program has been approved Transportation Available for 2.4 continuing education con- Central New Jersey's 1st Prostate Seed Implant Program -..'.-*5/£ tact hours. Annual membership is $40; with Honors from Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and On the Ground* of RobertWood Jafaftooti guests can attend the Oct. 25 pro- University Minutes off of the Garden StotePWkwaftErit7^ gram for $10. For more informa- tion, call (908) 272-7239 or (908) 754-9499. October 15,2004 B-1

Chamber announces Faith in Westfield Awards The Weatfield Area Chamber of > police department. Her programs 'College Night* program Commerce will honor four recipient* at Scfcwinn, Chambers among the honorees emphasize acquiring a mutual under- to air on local television its annual Faith In W*stfield Awards standing of the responsibilities and dinner 6-10 p.m. Nov. 1 «t The Committee, that was responsible for business professional! to renovate the pressures facing each group. WESTFIELD — The Westfield Primavera Regency in Stirling. bring a pmm permanent senior pastor to interior space of his business. As a The award for Employee of the Year High School Guidance The guest of honor will be Barbara . the FCC. result, each "room" in the Stuart's show- will be presented to Patricia Hayes of Department's "Sophomore College Schwinn, who is being recognized fur Schwinn graduated from Westfield room reflects the creative and technical the New Jersey Workshop for the Arts". Night" with guest speaker Donald her life-long commitment to Westfield. High School in 1965 and went on to expertise of the staff, but it also dis- Hayes, who has been at the workshop Dickason will be shown on WHS- Schwinn has contributed as a creative study art and design at Cornell plays the talents of the local cabinet- since 1993, jokes that she "fell into" her TV36 from Oct. 19-31 at the fol- leader, thoughtful problem solver, and University. She was employed aa an makers, tile and marble installers, and position during a Klondike Derby for lowing times: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. willing volunteer with the Westfield Art assistant editor at Vogue Pattern Book even landscapers who worked with her sons' Boy Scout Troup, and that she Tuesday; 2 and 10 p.m. Thursday, Association (WAA), the Westfield International, where she wrote a cou- Snowden to refine the retail space. had only expected to work with the 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday; and 4 Chamber of Commerce (WACO and the ture column and assisted the managing A tent card in each room and a print- organization for four months. p.m. Sunday. First Congregational Church of editor. Her artwork includes painting, ed pamphlet informs customers about Her employer, Dr. Ted Schlosberg, The Guidance Department Westfield (FCC). drawing, printmaking, photography and the local services that are available to said, "Pat is a wonderfully gifted coordi- hosted the session for students and Schwinn has been a member of the graphics. She currently has a freelance complete their own custom interior nator who is responsible for managing parents on Oct. 5. Dickason is a WAA since 1976, holding various com- art and design business and consults on designs and reinforces Stuart's commit- the Westfield Summer Workshop, the professional consultant and former mittee roles and serving aa president the arts. ment to fellow Westfield businesses. NJ Workshop for the Arts office staff, dean of admissions at Cornell for the last six years. She acts upon the the division of the NJWA and all its .. University and Pennsylvania State The Chamber's Business of the Year Westfield Police Detective Sandy belief that fine arts are important to the Award will go to Stuart's Audio-Video, Chambers will be awarded the program. She is totally dedicated to the * University. He also served in a children and to serving the 1,500 fami- similar capacity at Drexel economic, aesthetic, historical, social, founded by Stuart Snowden Sr. in 1958. Community Service Award. Detective and cultural well-being of the communi- Snowden worked for Cranford Radio, Chambers was appointed to the lies who are participants of the instruc- University and has been a member tion at NJWA." of the National Association of ty. She has designed programs, such as and when stereo sound began to make Westfield Police Department on April College Admission Counseling for Fresh Art in Jersey, the Art in Westfield its way into the marketplace, he decided 16, 1995, while she was enrolled at the The Westfield Area Chamber of 40 years. Sidewalk Show and Sale, and the to branch out on his own and open a John H. Stamler Police Academy. Commerce has presented the Faith in Goosewalk to introduce the visual arts Westfield Awards at its annual dinner Dickason recommended the store exclusively dedicated to audio, Chambers was the first policewoman to new audiences. starting with his first store in Cranford. appointed to the Westfield Police for more than 20 years. "We are fortu- establishment of a "Sophomore nate to have such distinguished individ- College Night" following his review In 1998, Schwinn was elected to the A second store was opened in 1962 on Department and upon her graduation board of directors for the Chamber of Elm St. in Westfield. As the business was assigned to the Patrol Division. In uals and organizations as part of our of the Westfield High School membership and our community. We Guidance Department in May Commerce; she was the first director flourished, Snowden decided to consoli- January 1999 she was assigned to the from a non-profit organization. Schwinn date the two locations and in 1964 Union County Narcotics Strike Force for welcome the opportunity to celebrate 2004. their achievements," said Richard Westfield High School served on the board until 2003 and con- moved to 544 North Avenue in six months, where she served as an tinues to volunteer her time. Westfield, where the store has been ever undercover officer. In November 2001, Fromkin, chairman of the board for the Television will also broadcast a Chamber. Westfield Adult School presenta- Schwinn has lived in Westfield most since. Stuart Snowden Jr. worked along she was promoted to Detective 1/G and tion featuring Jamie Novak, who of her life, attending public schools and side his father for many years and in assigned to the Juvenile Bureau. In The public is invited to the dinner; offers tips on publishing books. worshiping at the First Congregational 1997 took over full control of the busi- 2O02 the Community Policing Division tickets are $75 per person, which This program will air through Oct. Church. Over her 44-year membership ness. was initiated, and Chambers was includes a cocktail hour and a full Bit- 31 on the following schedule: 1 and to the church, Schwinn has volunteered A building renovation in 2003 took assigned as its coordinator. down dinner. The dress is business 9 p.m. Tuesday; noon and 4 p.m. with the Board of Outreach Ministries, the business from a "hobbyist heaven" As coordinator for the Community attire, with black tie optional. Thursday; noon and 9 p.m. participated in the choir and assisted to a state-of-the-art home entertain- Policing Division, Chambers has initiat- Reservations for the dinner can be Saturday; and 2 p.m. Sunday. with many activities. In 1998 she was ment showroom. During the process, ed and developed programs to bridge made by calling the Chamber of selected to serve on the Search Snowden Jr. employed other Westfield the gap between local youth and the Commerce office at (908) 233-3021. Apply for passports at Westfield Post Office WESTFIELD — The Westfield Westfield Poet Office at 153 Central Ave. Classic car fans flock now accepts passport applications from the hours of 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 to show in Westfield celebrates a.m.-l p.m. Saturday. Both first time applications and renewals will be accepted. Addams Postmaster Kenneth Brown offered these tips for applying for a passport: Family — Fill out the passport applica- tion (DS11) before coming to the WESTFIELD — Charles post office. The form can be down- Addams was one of the greatest loaded from cartoonists that ever lived. http://travel.state.gov/download Working at The New Yorker applications.html. Magazine for over 30 years, he — Bring original copy of proof delighted readers with drawings of U.S. citizenship and present of the macabre. His characters proof of identify. became famous first with a TV — Provide two passport photos, series, then an animated show which can be taken at the Post and finally a feature film all Office. called The Addams Family." All information on passport Addams grew up in Westfield applications, procedures, and fees and was very proud of his home- can be obtained by contacting the town. Familiar buildings, friends Post Office or on the Internet at and family would make regular www.usps.com. Click on the appearances in his artwork. He Government Services page and attended Westfield High School, then click on "Get a passport." graduating in 1929, and would often visit to attend weddings and For more information, call (908) PHOTOS BY KEVIN PAPA (ABOVE) AND BROOKS CRANDAU7 233^*053. neighborhood gatherings. CORRESPONDENTS In 1991 Ron MacCloskey, also a Wesffleid's American Legion Martin Watbtrg Post No. 3 spon- former resident of Westfield, felt it Enter 'Super Librarian' sored a car, truck and bike show at the South Avenue train station was time to honor this artist. He contest at S.P. library parking tot Sunday afternoon, bringing out classic car fans at gave lectures, had Addams's boy- well as some curious youngsters. Above, since the American hood home declared a historic SCOTCH PLAINS — Who is Legion was hosting the show, It was only natural that some clas- landmark, and founded the the Super Librarian? The Scotch sic military vehicles such as this 1945 Willys MB Jeep were on Charles Addams Art Scholarship. Plains Public Library hopes to find display. At right, one of the younger attendees takes a look at a This year, in conjunction with out through a "Back Story Contest" different sort of classic. Downtown Westfield Corporation, sponsored by the New Jersey State MacCloskey is spearheading the library in conjunction with biggest tribute to date. Taking TeenRead Week Oct. 17-23. place during the month of Students in Grades 6 to 12 are October, there will be displays, invited to pick up a "Super Travel back in time with '4 Centuries event' contests, and events throughout Librarian — Her Life Revealed" town; for a complete list of activi- entry form. Entrants are then ties, visit asked to create a name and "back- Miller-Cory, Osborn houses will participate in the county-wide program www.WestfieldToday.com. story" for the Super Librarian. Local residents can travel If the early aristocratic way its many uses. Heights, and the Oswald J. MacCloskey's private collection They will have an opportunity to Local residents can travel If the early aristocratic way its many uses. bac1___1k_ int* _ j o Unioft • n County'£^ A 's_ pasti. o~4f* lif1.1 *"*e_ interestI _i _An4.sn you«».«... , ventur..nnt-aaMn'ft-e ton AnAnd frofamtmn 2-O 5K p.mr» m . C*Sundaym *J nww , NitschkNil #• a r>nlrea Housllnii C£el i n KenilworthK om 1 U/fll"trl . of Addams Family memorabilia win a prize; winning entries will be To learn about the county's includes over 100 items, wliich published online or in print. as 23 historic sites open their Liberty Hall in Union and the Laurie and Amy Mills of doors during "Four Centuries in Belcher-Ogden Mansion and Fanwood will use corncobs to transformation during the will be on display at The Leader The Super Librarian marketing make toys and games, which Victorian era, visit Twin Maples Store Annex, 121 East Broad St. initiative was introduced by the a Weekend: A Journey through Boxwood Hall in Elizabeth to view collections of fine were popular with children in and the Reeves Reed Arboretum In addition, The Addams Family state library last winter and has Union County's History." Haunted House model can be pur- This annual, free Heritage American antiques and the the colonies. A performance of in Summit, the Deacon Andrew generated national attention. With 18th-century music will take chased from downtown businesses the new interest in graphic and Festival will take place charming personal effects of Hetfield House in place throughout the afternoon. Mountainside, the Littell-Lord including Town Book Store, Little anime publishing, tliis is an oppor- throughout the county 10 a.m- the County's founders. Treasures, Westfield Interiors, tunity for potential artists and 5 p.m. Saturday and noon-5 For those nostalgic for life on Revolutionary War history Farmstead in Berkeley Heights buffs can return to the front- or the Crane-Phillips House in Manhattan Bagel, The Leader authors to try their hand as the p.m. Sunday. the old farmstead, visit authen- Store, and the DWC offices. library world celebrates teen read- "Join us on this fantastic tic 18th-century farmhouses lines by visiting the Drake Cranford. House Museum in Plainfield, Proceeds will go to the Addams ing. journey and tour of Union including the Carter House in Large Union County maps Family Scholarship fund, which County's 23 historically signifi- Summit, the Salt Box Museum the Osborn Cannonball House posted at each site as well as For more information, call the in Scotch Plains (where a col- benefits Westfield High art stu- Scotch Plains Library or logon to cant house museums and sites," in New Providence, the driving directions to the various dents. httpyAvww.njlibraries.org/Resourc said Freeholder Chairman locations are provided by the The Downtown Westfield AAA New Jersey Automobile es Aratory.htm. Angel G. Estrada. "Prominent "Prominent 18th-century statesmen visited or lived Corporation will be teaming up The Scotch Plains Library is 18th-century statesmen visited Club. with the Westfield Ys Men's Club located at 1927 Bartle Ave., one or lived in these sites, includ- in these sites, including George Washington, who met Free event booklets are avail- annual parade and costume con- block from Park Avenue. For fur- ing George Washington, who with his officers at the Drake House in Plainfield, and able for this self-guided cultural test this year. Instead of holding ther information or directions, call met with his officers at the tourism journey. The booklet a separate costume contest down- (908) 322-5007. Drake House in Plainfield, and Alexander Hamilton, who lived at Boxwood Hall in gives brief descriptions of the town, the DWC's costume contest Alexander Hamilton, who lived Elizabeth while he attended college here." sites as well as an illustrated will be combined with the tradi- at Boxwood Hall in Elizabeth map with alt the stops marked. tional Vs Men's Club parade and Fall Fest planned while he attended college here." — Angel G. Estrada To obtain a free copy of the contest. at Terrill Rd. Baptist Five thematic clusters booklet and map, contact the On Oct. 31, people will meet at describing major changes in Woodruff House/Eaton Store lection of antique wedding Union County Division of the Elm Street field at 12:45 p.m. SCOTCH PLAINS — Children Museum in Hillside, and espe- gowns will be on display), the Cultural and Heritage Affairs at of all ages are invited to Fall Fest Union County from Colonial A parade including the Addams times until the early 1920s cially the Miller-Cory House in Abraham Clark House in (908) 558-2550 weekdays Family characters will follow from 3-6 p.m. Oct. 31 at Terrill Westfield. Roselle, the Cannon Ball House between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 Road Baptist Church. offer visitors insight into 400 down Elm Street, turning onto years of county history. From noon through closing in Springfield, and the p.m.; NJ Relay Users dial 711. East Broad Street to The free event will be an after- Saturday, Eileen O'Shea will Caldwell Parsonage in Union. Or, e-mail [email protected]. noon filled with food, games, candy Because buildings changed to Mindowaskin Park. A costume meet developing needs and demonstrate the art of making If business, industry, trade The event is a recipient of contest will follow with judging and lots of surprises. Kids should cornhusk figures and cornhusk and the county's development wear a "friendly" costume and be styles, some sites appear in the New Jersey Governor's taking place for various age cate- flowers at the Miller-Cory interest you, be sure to visit Heritage Tourism Award and a gories. Special prizes for Addams ready to have fun. more than one cluster. The two- the Roselle Park Museum, the day format gives heritage House, while Rosemarie 2004 Certificate of Fajnily costumes will be given by " Terrill Road Baptist Church is Lewandowski of Scotch Plains Merchants and Drovers Tavern located at 1340 Terrill Rd. Call tourists the opportunity to Commendation from the the Downtown Westfield will present a lecture from 2-5 in Rahway, the Deserted American Association for State Corporation and downtown busi- (908) 322-7151 for more informa- travel at their own pace to a p.m. on the history of corn and Village of Feltville in Berkeley tion, i variety of sites. and Local History. nesses. B-2 prime f ime! October 14 & 15, 2004 Conference focuses on nexus of arts and health New opera If I ever need psychiatric help," New Jersey Intergenerational The conference features five debuts in famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma once said Orchestra will demonstrate ways workshop sessions: "Music and to a concert audience at the to use music as a weliness tool," Aging," "Music Healing Trauma," Harvard Club in New York, said Freeholder Vice Chairman "Music Reaching Special Needs Plainfield "Ricky's the one." Ma was speak- Rick Proctor. "When words fail, Children," "Music and Schools," ing about Dr. Richard Kogan, a music communicates." and "Music Enhancing The world premiere otihe friend of the cellist who makes up The morning keynote presen- Counseling." Discontented Housewife, by New one-third of an informal musical ter is Kathleen Gaf&iey, winner of There also will be a panel dis- Jersey composer James Holland, trio that has performed together the first U.S. Department of cussion, "Vision of the Future," will be presented by the New since the members' undergraduate Education John Stanford with experts about programs in Jersey Concert Opera at 3 p.m. days. Education Heroes Award. She is a music and healing moderated by Oct. 24 at Crescent Avenue Kogan, a pianist and psychia- respected leader in the field of arts Robert Perry of the Geraldine R. Presbyterian Church, 716 trist, will \>e featured at an inter- education. A co-founder of Dodge Foundation. The panelists WatchungAve., Plainfield. active day-long conference in Artsgenesis, an arts-in-education are: Michael J. Bzdak, director of The concert is the first of the Elizabeth for mental health and organization that ignites creativity corporate contributions at 2004-2005 Crescent Concert social service providers, educators, and accelerates learning, Gaflhey Johnson & Johnson; Nancymarie Series. It wilt also include the one- caregivers, and artists. is speaks nationally on the role of Bride, executive director of the act opera Suor Angelica by "Music find the Mind: An Arts arts and healing, multiple intelli- Mental Health Association of Giacomo Puccini. & Well-Being Initiative" will take gences, and differentiated learn- Union County; Daniela Mendelsohn, executive director of It was in June 2004 that the place 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Oct. 22 ing. New Jersey Concert Opera at the Wyndham Hotel, 1000 The afternoon keynote pre- Artworks, the Naomi Cohain Foundation; and Robert Morrison, expressed interest in Holland's Spring St. (Route 1), Elizabeth. senter, Kogan, has a distin- one-act operatic farce, The The event is sponsored by the guished career as both a psychia- founder and chairman of the Mental Health Association of trist and concert pianist. He has Music for All Foundation. Discontented Housewife, according Union County, the Union County been praised for his "exquisite, Networking opportunities to Olive Lynch, founder of the Division of Cultural and Heritage eloquent and compelling playing" will allow participants to share group. Coloratura Colleen Affairs, and the Union County by the New York Times. The information with peers in the McGrath was chosen to premiere Board of Freeholders. Boston Globe wrote, "Kogan has statewide arts and healing com- the leading role of Margaret, the Pre-registration is required. somehow managed to excel at the munity. Attendees are encouraged oppressed housewife, and baritone Students should send a copy of world's two most demanding pro- to bring flyers and brochures to Charles Schneider was cast in the their school I.D. and pay $45 per fessions." share at the resource table. role of Harold, her overbearing person, which includes Kogan has been a frequent To request a brochure or get husband. Continental breakfast, lunch, chamber music collaborator with more information, contact the "The Discontented Housewife is snacks and all materials. Yo-Yo Ma. His lecture/perform- Union County Division of Cultural total mayhem between two people Registration for non-students is ance will explore how the rela- and Heritage Affairs at (908) 558- whose worlds are very small," says $65 until Oct. 21. Registration on tionship between the medical and 2550; NJ Relay users dial 711. Holland. "What else does one do the day of the conference is $75. psychiatric issues of George The e-mail address is culturalin- Dr. Richard Kogan, a collaborator of the cellist Yo-Yo Ma, will be the when taken for granted in a rela- "Leaders from Artsgenesis, Gershwin influenced his creative [email protected]. Assistive services are keynote speaker at an upcoming conference on the arts and well- tionship that has grown routine?" Music for All Seasons, and the output. available on request. being. It's a battle of the sexes, he said — "It's more like power, domination and the pure thrill of ordering oth- ers around." Taste of the Towns headed to Pantagis Renaissance Composer James Nathaniel Holland, a resident of Bloomfield, Taste of the Towns 2004, a variety of fine wines and (908) 352-7300. Roma; Beana's Mexican of Jacquin's of Clark; the Linden originally hails from rural gourmet extravaganza, will be desserts. There will be a 50/50 raffle Rahway and Bella Palermo Pastry Shop; Los Faroles of Indiana. At age 10, Holland com- held 5-8:30 p.m. Monday at Proceeds from the event pro- with first prize being 75 percent Pastry Shop, Elizabeth. Elizabeth; Morris Thai Cuisine posed his first musical piece, and Pantagis Renaissance, located vide scholarships and grants to of the prize pool, second prize Also participating are Cafe of Union; Nuts 'n' Plenty of at age 11, he was published in a on Route 22 East in Scotch area charities. The event is 15 percent, and third prize 10 Paris, Garlic Rose and Scotch Plains; Pecos Grill of regional literary journal, begin- Plains. sponsored by The Rotary Club percent. Raffle tickets are $5 Cervantes of Spain of Cranford; Garwood; Piece of Cake of ning a life-long love affair with The event is a unique dining of Elizabeth. each or three for $10. Civile Ristorante Italiano of Rahway; Pinho Bakery of music and the arts. experience that provides an Tickets are $40 for an Taste of the Towns 2004 will Kenilworth; Climax Brewing Roselle; Red Parrot Caffe of ethnically diverse display of advance purchase or $50 at the feature Cafe Vivace of Company of Roselle Park; Four Elizabeth; 640 Club Bar & After attending the Interlochen gourmet dishes from some of door. For more information or Plainfield; McLynn's of Points Sheraton of Elizabeth; Restaurant of Elizabeth; National Music Camp in the the area's finest chefs and tickets, visit www.elizabethro- Springfield; Raagini of Freshwater's of Plainfield; Gall Spanish Pavillion; Trader Joe's Michigan, Holland entered restaurants, alongside a wide tary.org or call Ken Richuso at Mountainside; Sandy Spector Wine Sales of NJ of Elizabeth; of Westfield; Twinings Tea; the DePauw University's music pro- Caterer of Plainfield; Ahrre's Garden Restaurant of Union; Union County Vo-Tech High gram. There he performed, wrote, Coffee Roastery of West field; Hershey's Catering, Deli & Cafe School jin Scotch Plains; United directed, and produced works for Allied Beverage Group, Inc.; of Scotch Plains; Indian Liquors; and The Wine Library piano, choir, voice, and the stage. Andretti Winery; Assaggini Di Springs/Culligan; Charles of Springfield. In 1986, his first musical play was Banquet ft0 selected for main stage production at DePauw. His studies concluded with music instruction in Vienna Show gives new life to 'Creature' and Indiana University. After his formal education, he Looking for a unique entertain- a prehistoric monster. They capture affection for hard bop, comedy and went on to perform in two off- ment experience? Put on some the beast, but it escapes and then eccentric currents in modern Broadway productions in New retro 3-D spectacles and sit back returns tohaun t its former tor- American music. York. Then it was off toLo s for a screening with Creature from mentors, claiming lives as well as a They are known for their inde- Angeles to pursue a film career, Elegant nctv dining room.., the Black Lagoon with accompani- captive of its own. pendent works as well as for their then Miami and back toL A ', ment by The Jazz Passengers, to be The Jazz Passengers, with sup- collaborations with singers such as Eventually, he went as far as • presented 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in port from a commission from Mavis Staples, Jimmy Scott and Haiti, where he became enchanted TWONEW Kean University's Wilkins Theatre, Celebrate Brooklyn, have created Bob Dorough. In addition, their two with Haitian music and culture. located at 1000 Morris Ave. in an entirely new soundtrack from albums, Individually Twisted and At other times he was a lounge Union. beginning to end, infusing the orig- Live in Spain, feature the inim- singer, a professional choral con- BEAUTIFUL The Jazz Passengers take on inal plot of the film with new life. itable Debbie Harry as the lead ductor, a soloist, an actor, and at this 1954 creature feature classic, The admission price includes the 3- the other end of the spectrum, a radio-play style. For this produc- D specs. vocalist. BANQUET ROOMS The group has also done orches- fundraiser, refugee volunteer, and tion, the artists are killing the The Jazz Passengers was found- Peace Corps trainee. ^Accommodations for up to 100 people sound and providing live music, ed in 1987 by sax impresario Roy tral arrangements of their work for sound effects and dialogue, as the Nathanson and trombonist Curtis the BBC Concert Orchestra and "No matter what I was doing the Buffalo Philharmonic. then, composition was always in Same great chefs... Same superb food... film rolls on the big screen above. Fowlkes, who toured together Centering on an expedition in a extensively in John Lurie's seminal Relying on the arranging of the picture. This was a time of ^NOW in a setting you and your guesls won't forget! remote part of the Amazon River, band The Lounge Lizards. These vibraphonist Bill Ware, their com- exploration for me." Creature from the Black Lagoon founding members now head a posing talents are in clear evidence In 2002, Holland was one of the takes viewers on a journey with a group that reflects their strong in the Creature from the Black first composers selected to partici- team of scientists who run afoul of affinity in their Brooklyn roots, Lagoon project. pate in an innovative project spon- sored by the American Music ws for |>«-<»pl<- who took Tickets are $15 for the public; ITALIAN RESTAURANT, LOUNGE & CATERING $13 for senior citizens; and $10 for Center, NewMusicJukebox. This children. For further information, new website is a virtual on-line Reserve now! You'll love it! to order tickets, or to request a library where the general public can peruse the works of contempo- brochure, call the Wilkins Theatre rary composers such as Holland. Box Office at (908) 737-SHOW In May 2004 a collection of his Many VIOXX* users suffered strokes, heart attacks, heart (7469). "Shakespeare Sonnets" for bari- failure, etiest pains, blood clots, serious bleeding and even death, if you or a loved one look vioxx« and had any of tone was featured at the New these j>robU-ins. call us now toll free at 1-8OO-THE-EAQL£ [ Jersey Gay Men's Chorus for a free consultation. We prat-lice law only In Arizona, fuiidraising extravaganza at the Till (.HAN CT\ TIKIONS but associate with lawyers throughout the U.S. George Street Playhouse in New . ^ GOLDBERG & MSBORNE CRAFT SHOW Brunswick. *jk? l-HOO-TIIE-EACJLli Planting his feet in the New York City area for now, Holland spends his time busily writing new operas, recording bis music with notable artists, and writing NEWLY IOW HOURS incidental music for theatrical pro- •. 5 pm - 9 pm FrL 12 N - 9 pm ductions, produced here and in Sat 10 am - S pm other cities. He has just completed RENOVATED! 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The Sanctuary is handi- you next jff.nr in one o[ our 1 hanqucl rooms FREE KISTORANri acciimodalinns from 35 to 380 people. capped-accessible. For concert information, call the Crescent t, Cninriinl • 7IH/snsi-S0S:i DELIVERY MADISON HILL HOAO CLARK Avenue Church office at (908) 756- Wk'M") 2468 daily from 9 a.m. to4:3 0 p.m. October 14 & 15. 2004 ^2 prime time! B-3 At a new exhibit 'Irma Vep' at UCC at Diversity, artists a true crowd-pleaser take to the water STAFF WRITER If you're in the mood to laugh Diversity Art Gallery in Clark Association, Westfield Art almost non-stop for two hours, presents a new exhibit, "Water Association and the Millbum- then grab a friend, family mem- Review Escapes," with a welcome recep- Short Hills Arts Center, among ber, neighbor, stranger — anyone L tion from 1-4 p.m. Oct. 24 from 1-4 others. at all — and beat a path to The Theater Project of Union County p.m. Artist Ray Sternesky, being College's latest production, The Mystery of Irma Vep. "Water Escapes" presents shown for the third time at When I saw the show recently, the audience around me ranged in artists who seek to visually por- Diversity, maintains studios in age from 8 to 80 — and they were all giggling hysterically from cur- tray the beauty of water environ- Asbury Park and Engelwood. He is tain to close. My theater-going companions, who aged 13 and... urn, ments and how people enjoy trained in both advertising and older than that, both loved the show and the younger of the two is water's tranquility. More than 60 fine art, having studied at the "Side by Slda," by Burton Longanbach of Clark. considering returning to see it again. So am I. It is that runny and artworks are featured in the exhib- Brooklyn Museum School of Art, fast and furiously farcical. it. Salmagundi Club in New York began sketching his grandfather's came from home through his Charles Ludlam's script is campy comic genius, and it is brought "Water Escapes" is artist City, and the Ridgewcod Barn Art navy stories from the 1890s. With father, an able instructor. Jan to hilarious life by Harry Patrick Christian and Rick Delaney, both Burton W. Longenbach's fourth in Ridge wood. He focuses on his talent recognized at an early later graduated from Clark Equity actors of skill and versatility. Their timing is brilliant, their exhibit at Diversity Art Gallery — watercolors and light in his cur- age, he received mentoring University at Worcester, Mass. He chemistry combustible, and their mastery of such maniacal material he was previously shown for rent paintings. throughout his school years, which likes to focus his work within is complete and amazing. "Watercolor Styles," "Flora & Stemesky has won several led to a decision to become an Rahway Park, where he is able to This is an absurdly demanding show for the actors and delight- Fauna" and "Vacation Dreams". "Best in Show" for his works, one artist. He began studies at capture many inspiring subjects. fully demanding for the audience. In addition to all the comments Longenbach, a Clark resident, has of which has been published in the Education Alliance for Artists in "Water Escapes" will run about how uproarious the show is, I overheard one woman say to undertaken a full painting sched- Bergen Record Travel Section. Manhattan, and continued at the through Dec. 26. Admission is free, another as they left the theater, "Bey, that was a workout!" And she ule and professional exhibition Sternesky has given the rightst o Art Students League of NY, where but donations are appreciated. was right. Following the show's frenetic pace and laughing at just participation since 1989He has the Asbury Historical Society for he served as assistant of the Regular gallery hours are about every line does leave you feeling pleasantly wrung out. been the recipient of more than the use of his painting of the instructor and commissioner of art Sundays from 1-3 p.m.. with spe- The show is a departure for The Theater Project in that it is per- 100 awards and commendations, Asbury Carousel for fund-raising for New York City. cial tours lor individuals, schools formed in UCC's theater on the proscenium stage instead of in The including the Nummie Warga purposes. His work now concen- Garafola has more than 40 and organizations also available Project's usual smaller, more intimate space. It's a nice change and Memorial Best in Show Award: trates on the Jersey Shore, where years experience as an artist, and by appointment. works splendidly for this production. Kaytes Memorial Award; Charles he currently resides. frequently travels throughout Italy Diversity Art Gallery is located The show is heading into its concluding weekend. Performances Austin Memorial Award; Gibbons and France researching potential on the Clark circle off Exit 135 of are Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. Ralph Garafola, who is new to Tickets are $18 for weekend shows; student tickets are always $10. Memorial Award; and Artists Diversity Art GAllery, is originally painting scenes and studying the Garden State Parkway. The Magazine Award. Longenbach is a works of the old masters. address is 4 Valley Rd., Clark. Call Call the box office at (908) 659-5189 to make reservations ASAP; I from the Brooklyn area and now have a feeling seats will go quickly once word gets out. member of the N. J. Watercolor paints in his Warren studio. Jan Bogdanski is a photogra- (732) 574-1479, email diversit- pher from Cotonia. His interest in [email protected] or visit The Theater Project, Union County College's professional theater Society, Philadelphia Watercolor Garafola's talent was discovered company, is housed at 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford. For more Society, Hudson Valley Art when he was a young child and he the medium began when he was www.ucbc.net for more informa- 14 years old; his education in art tion. information, visit www.thetheaterproject.com. Encaustic painting workshop will be offered at the Arts Guild Students can now register for two sively created with encaustic tech- portraits, which adorned tombs in workshop will enable beginners to this creation of their own original work. The upcoming workshops in encaustic paint- niques. ancient Egypt, are available for viewing medium to start creating with the very workshop fee is $65 plus a $25 materi- ing at the Rahway Arts Guild taught by Encaustic means "burning in" and at the Metropolitan Museum in New versatile encaustic process. The work- als fee. Encaustic paint, heat guns, Westfield artist Franceses Azzara. refers to the use of a paint made from York and look as fresh as if they were shop fee is $65 plus a $25 materials fee. palettes and wax medium will be sup- Encaustic painting makes use of a pigments mixed with molten wax that recently painted. Encaustic Workshop 2 will be offered plied for the workshops. Students will "paint" made by mixing color pigments dates back to the ancient Greeks and Encaustic Workshop 1 will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 30. Surface be responsible for bringing some addi- with molten beeswax. This medium is Egyptians. The pigment can be applied from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 23. This session building, transfers, monoprints, dipping, tional materials. gaining great interest among artists with brushes and many other tradition- will cover history, review of stencils, collating, press type and other To register for a workshop, contact and is often the method of choice for al painting tools and is then fused with materials/fusing techniques, color mix- forms of lettering, foil leaf and burnish- the Arts Guild of Rahway at (732) 381- such notable artists as Jasper Johns, heat or "burned in" to form a lasting ing with encaustic and other mediums, ing will all be demonstrated, and stu- 7511 or email artsguildl670@earth- whose early works were almost exclu- picture or image. Beautiful naturalistic glazing, etching and mark-making. This dents will apply these methods to the link.net. GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION 115% BENSI HAS ARRIVED IN GARWOOI). iOFF {DINE-IN ONLY JLUNCH OR DINNER ( GOOD ALL WEEK AT BENSI OF GARWOOD. KATHY GRIFFIN LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CHECK OR | TABLE. NOT COMBINABI.E WITH ANV I OTHER OFFER. EXP. 10/31/04. K. Griffin j Grand Opening Celebration! to perform in Rahway I Self-proclaimed D-list celebrity Kathy Griffin takes the stage at the Union County Arts Center at 8 p.m. Nov. 6. The straightforward comedian, Fresh Italian Cooking... Certainly! best known for her role as Vicki on iOFFi* the show "Suddenly Susan," will share her views on celebrity life TAKE-OUT ONLY and culture in her one-woman stand-up act. LOCATED IN THE GARWOOD I LUNCH OR DINNER Griffin can currently be seen on I GOOD ALL WEEK AT BENSI OF GARWOOD. television playing for her favorite . LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CHECK OR charity on the show "Celebrity MALL (NEXT TO KINGS) 1 TABLE. NOT COMBINABI.K WITH ANV Poker," Opening the Nov. 6 show | OTHER OFFER. EXP. 10,11/04. will be Sue Costello of NBC's "Last Comic Standing." I Grand Opening Celebration! Tickets for the show are $35 or 300 SOUTH AVENUE, GARWOOD, NJ $28, and may be purchased by phone at (732) 499-8226, online by visiting the website at www.UCAC.org or in person at the box office located at 1601 TEL. 908-789-3061 11/2OFF Irving St. in Rahway. Group discounts are available, as is handicapped-accessible seat- Our extensive menu selection of starters, salads, sandwiches, entrees and des- J1LARGE PIZZA WHEN YOU BUY 1 LARGE ing. i The Union County Arts Center serts will take your taste buds for a delightful ride. Every menu item is served PIZZA AT REGULAR PRICE. is a not-for-profit organization i that is dedicated to presenting with a unique, flavorful flare at family-friendly prices. Enjoy dining where i TAKE OUT ONLY. quality performances. Major sup- NOT COMH1NABU- WITH ANY port for the Arts Center and its programs comes form the City of utmost attention is paid to quality of ingredients, preparation and presenta- OTHER OFFER. 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GOOD ALL WEEK AT BENSI OF t,AKWOOl) . Springfield and North Union LIMIT ONE COI.T0N PER CHECK OR Avenues in Cranford. Bensi is a smoke free restaurant, handi capped accessible. Open Sunday to Thursday 11:00 AM to TABLE. NOT CO.MBINABLE WITH ANV Participants will sing in the hol- OTIIKH OFFER. EXP. I(W1/04. iday portion of the show. 11:00 PM. Friday-Saturday 11:00 AM to Midnight.Major credit cards accepted. For more information, contact Bea at (732) 249-0019 or [email protected] or Donna at f (732) 739-1992 or DOB480@hot- Bensi Gift Certificates Make Great Gifts! tirth iuluu mail.com. B-4 lUcortJ Press October 15,2004 Westfield ninth-graders Newly-tenured teachers Senior discounts for to lead winter coat driverecognized in S. Plains arts programs at Kean WESTFIELD — Needy fami- located at the Westfield train sta- As part of Kean University's be able to Me events of this g»lf lies in New Jersey will be wanner tion newspaper kiosk 6:30 am- SCOTCH PLAINS — The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Board of Senior Night Out program, free at much aa they would like," uid this winter thanks to the efforts of noon daily. Only coats will be Education scheduled a public "Celebration of Achievement" for 7 p.m. tickets to several of the performing FVurahi. the ninth-grade class at Westfield accepted for donation. Oct. 14 to honor those district teachers and professional staff mem- arts events held at the university's To request Senior Night Out High School. The ninth-graders will do the bers who attained tenure with the beginning of the current school theatres are available to seniors tickets, contact a local senior citi- From Oct. 25-29, the ninth- bulk of the sorting and year. through local senior citizen centers. zens center. For more information, graders will be conducting their bagging/packing for distribution, At the reception, set in the new multi-purpose room at Evergreen "Senior citizens are very impor- call Marge Devanney of Kean Westfield Cares Coat Drive as a and they will be assisted by mem- School, the honored guests will join with their families, friends, and tant to our communities," said University at (908) 737-6019. community service project, with bers of the Junior Optimists. The colleagues to mark their accomplishment, and the Board of Education Kean President Dawood Farahi. Upcoming Senior Night Out the goal of raising over 1,000 coats collected coats will be distributed willpass formal resolutions noting their professional milestone. "As a leader in education, it is shows include: the film Crmtun for those in need. The purpose of to four groups of beneficiaries: The board sponsors this annual event to reaffirm the district's imperative that Kean University from the Black Lagoon with accom- the project is to encourage class needy families in Westfield, needy commitment to hiring and retaining qualified staff members to serve uses its resources to include them paniment from The Jazz unity, promote school spirit and National Guard families from the in its schools. in the wonderful cultural offerings Passengers, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday create meaningful community Westfield Armory, St. Joseph's District teaching staff members who achieved tenure in the dis- on this campus." in Wilkins Theatre; the play trict this year are Gwyn Miller (Brunner School); Danielle Lader, Jan Accidental Death of an Anarthut service. The project will be led by Social Service Center in Elizabeth, Cerrigione, and Jennifer Dubroski (Coles School); Deborah Close He added that, while planning the ninth-graders and supported and the Jersey Cares Annual Coat this new program, Kean polled sen- 7:30 p.m. Oct. 21-23 and 3 p.m. Oct (Evergreen School); Silvana Cacciatore and Clara Sanders (McGinn 24; David Ives't play Att in the by advisors from Westfield High, Drive. School); Jennifer Hill (School One); Kelii Covert, William Faulkner, iors living locally to find out what the Optimist Club of Westfield and kinds of outings they would enjoy. Timing in the Murphy-Dunn Adult volunteers will deliver Rona Geiser, Michelle Hart, Richard Minerley, Stephen Kolesar, and Theatre, 10 a.m. Oct. 22; Israeli the Westfield High School PTO the coats to the designated chari- Beth Ruggieri (Park Middle School); Alisa Shupak, Tracy Galen, The overwhelming response was for performing arts. singer Chava Albentein in Wilkuu During the week of the drive, ties each afternoon of the coat Faith Gordon, Ginny Conway, Michelle Tobier, and Elizabeth Wasiak Theatre, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 27; Melba clean, gently-worn coats may be drive, and those wishing to help (Terrill Middle School); and Suzanne Doliber, Shae Brie McPhail- "We have great programming that we can share with our seniors. Moore in concert in the WiUrina donated from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. in drop should contact Don Pray of the Dow, Dana LaGrasso, Linda Lombardi, Marcia McCarthy, Lisa Theatre, 7:30 p.m. Oct 28; and jazz boxes in the rear parking lot of the Optimist Club at (908) 232-9584 McNally, and Allison Weigel (the high school). Deborah Evans, princi- I know this plan will be especially pal of Coles School, also achieved tenure as an administrator. beneficial for those living on a fixed saxophonist Andy Fuaeo, 8 p.m. high school, located at 550 Dorian or Maureen Mazzarese of Nov. 22. Rd. An alternative drop box will be Westfield High at (908) 789-4550. income, who might otherwise not

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Everybody Scotchwood Country Club, 820 In 1996, Emmanuel launched has a pair of jeans, in their < WESTFIELD — Douglas M. Commerce, a trustee of the Jerusalem Rd., Scotch Plains the De Cher Collection. Her first that they don't use. Tons of jeani Fbaciale, a certified civil trial Westfield Cultural Arts Center, Sunday. lines were well received; each one- are simply thrown away each yeeu; attorney, was elected the 84th a member of the Advisory Starting with a buffet at 2 pm, of-a-kind garment sold quickly. I truly believe that fashion racy president of the Rotary Club of Board of New Jersey Workshop the show will feature Emmanuel's Since then, De Cher Collection has cling will be the shape of thinfs to Weetfield (RCW) for a one-year for the Arts, and chairman of latest designs for her De Cher introduced many new lines with come," she said. , term in July. the Lawyers Division of the Collection. Singer Cyriese Lambert comparable success. A portion of the proceed* fiua Fasciale is a partner at Westfield United Fund. will perform two sets with her trio. Emmanuel will present her the show will be donated to the HoagUnd, Longo, Moran, Dunst He is also a member of the Emmanuel's style is a reflection Denim Reconstruction line at this relief efforts following the receni ft Doukas. In 2000, he opened Union County Bar Association, of her Carribbean culture, blending show. She recycles denim jeans hurricanes that devastated the firm's Westfield office. Middlesex County Bar quality craftsmanship with an eye into an entirely new outfit. This Grenada and other Caribbean He graduated cum laude at Association, Association of toward contemporary elegance. line is designed to be fun, whimsi- islands. For further Seton Hall University in 1982, Lawyers of America Her style draws on extensive inter- cal and wearable. call De Cher collection at (9O8> 323> and in 1986 earned bis law Richard J. 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Fasciale is a former trustee ethical standards and advance For information about the ciate in the litigation department. of Duke University and received Roeser is admitted to practice at of the Westfield Symphony and the search for peace. Rotary or membership, call Dr. Roeser, who will work in thehis law degree from the University New Jersey and the United Statal Westfield Area Chamber of The Rotary Club of Westfield Edred Shen at (908) 654-1500. firm's Woodbridge office, previously of Virginia School of Law. He District Court for the District Of served as a law clerk to the received a master's degree in for- New Jersey. ^

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From Surgeon Generals to increased, so too did his cholesterol Dougherty Albino, 82, died Oct. 10, Wednesday at St. Helen's Roman Morgan Spurlock attending for nationwide and by subjecting him- gym teachers, cooks to kids, law- and sodium levels, and what began 2004 at Overlook Hospital in question and answer session with self to a "McDonald's-only" diet for makers to legislators, these authori- as a fun and light-hearted experi- Catholic Church, following services ment gradually turned into serious Summit. at the Higgins & Bonner Echo Lake community leaders. 30 days straight. His Sundance ties shared their research, opinions Mrs. Albino was born in "This is an exciting opportunity award-winning feature is an enter- and "gut feelings" on the nation's concern for Spurlock's well-being — Funeral Home. Burial was in Long ever-expanding girth. all despite the protests of his live-in Kingston, Pa., and lived in Brooklyn Island National Cemetery, for the Westfield Jaycees to bring to taining, horrifying film that dives bffbre moving to Westfield in 1989. Westfield the director of this into corporate responsibility, nutri- And finally, Spurlock embarked girlfriend, a vegan chef ; Her husband, Robert E. Sr, is Pineiawn, N.Y on a unique experiment in which he The experiment adds up to a fat In lieu of flowers, donations may Sundance award-winning feature tional education, school lunch pro- deceased. that provokes dialogue into the grams and how Americans are eat- personally documents the effects of a food bill, harrowing visits to the doc- * Surviving are a son, Robert E. be sent to Helping Hands and health of our children. We are ing themselves to death. fast food diet... on himself tor, and some compelling viewing. and wife Ellen of Westfield; three Hearts, St. Helen's Parish Center, already sponsors of the Westfield Fast food is well-entrenched in Quarter Pounders, Big Macs, and Spurlock's month-long fast food grandchildren; and many nieces 1600 Rahway Ave., Westfield, NJ Child Shield program," said Jeff American life: immediate, accessi- Fries become Spurlock's diet for 30 frenzy across the nation is docu- and nephews. 07090-3615. Pinkin, president of Westfield ble, cheap and satisfying, it fills a days straight as he subsists exclu- mented along with candid inter- Jaycees and father of two children. need in contemporary, mobile sively on items from the McDonald's views with top medical and health Michael Jackman, a member of lifestyles. But at what cost? menu — with four simple rules: professionals, advertising and mar- Mary Hudecek the Jaycees, got to know Spurlock Approximately 37% of American — No options: he could only eat keting executives and America's fast food-eating youth. SCOTCH PLAINS - Mary F. was secretary of the Jasmine Lakes through his involvement with the children and adolescents are carry- what was available over the counter Hjudeeek, 94, died Oct. 1, 2004 in Civic Association in Port Richey and movie as post-production supervisor. ing too much fat, and two out of (water included I. Furthermore, the film explores Los Altos, Calif. president of its Ladies Auxiliary. Jackman, who is also a father of two, every three adults are overweight or — No super-sizing unless offered. the state of school lunch programs, Mrs. Hudecek was born in Surviving are a daughter, Mary has strived to put this event togeth- obese. The film takes up the ques- — No excuses: he had to eat declining health and physical edu- Cleveland, Ohio, and lived in Ann Nahf; a son, John Nagel; three er. "When I moved back to the East tion of whether this trend is due to a every item on the menu at least cation classes, food addictions and Scotch Plains for 20 years before sisters, Josephine Metzler, Stella Coast from LA., I looked for a com- lack of self-control, or whether the once. the extreme measures people take moving in 1976 to Port Richey, Fla. Garcher and Frances Taylor; nine munity that aspired to the same val- fast-food corporations are to blame. — No giving up: he had to eat to lose weight and regain their She had resided in Los Altos since grandchildren and four great- ues I have and where I could put Spurlock hit the road and inter- three squares a day, breakfast, lunch health. 1995. grandchildren. She retired in 1976 from the A memorial service was held electronics division of Lockheed Oct. 6 at Spangler Mortuaries, Los Corp. in Watchung. Mrs. Hudecek Altos Chapel. Programs Surinder Mehra planned WESTFIELD — Surinder K. Surviving are his wife of 34 Mehra, 63, died Oct. 8, 2004 at his years, Rita Virmani Mehra; three home. sons, Vivak of Newton, Mass., Rahul • Mr. Mehra was born in India. He of Baltimore, Md., and Arun of San at library u'Ved in England, Indiana, Scotch Diego, Calif; and two grandchil- Plains and Watchung before moving dren. WESTFIELD — The Westfield to Westfield in 2002. Services were held Sunday at Memorial Library is hosting sever- , He retired in 1997 after 20 years the Rowhill Crematory in Linden. al programs for children and as the proprietor of Newmints Arrangements were by the Gosselin adults next week. Sportswear in Manhattan. Funeral Home in Edison. "Genealogy- and Local History Online" will teach residents to use two of the Library's databases: Heritage Quest and Ancestry Plus. Elizabeth K. White This program will be held from 7- r WESTFIELD — Elizabeth K She also was a member of the 8:15 p.m. Monday. White, 84, died Oct. 7, 2004 at SCCI Gardenaires of Westfield. "Puzzled by the Internet?" This Hospital-Easton in Wilson, Pa. Surviving are a niece, Elizabeth, hands-on beginner's class, held in I She was born in Minneapolis, and a nephew, Gilbert, both of two sessions on Tuesday, Oct. 19 Minn., and lived in Westfield for Seminole, Fla.; and many great- and 26, will cover basic skills such most of her life. nieces, great-nephews, great-great- as how to use a web browser, • Miss White retired in 1990 after nieces and great-great-nephews. access websites, selecting a search 2)6 years as a secretary to Robert E. A memorial service was held engine, and printing from the Newman in Westfield. She was the Monday at St. Paul's Church. Internet. This program will be held former chairman of the Fortnightly Arrangements were by the Gray from 10-11:30 a.m. Club at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Funeral Home. TGIF: The Night That Shocked At right, Lillian Scott with Franklin School Principal Or. Mary Ftock at International Walk to School Day; America," at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 22, will at left, Alex Bae was accompanied by Weatfield firefighter Robert Tarantino. discuss the creation, broadcast and Lorraine Slaten aftermath of the Orson Welles's SCOTCH PLAINS — ored Mrs. Slaten with its The War of the Worlds" broadcast. Lorraine L. Lipscombe Slaten, Municipal Service Award for Children's programs include 68, died Oct. 9, 2004 at her home 1983, Year of Excellence awards Westfield students take part "Happy Halloween!" Children are ib East Orange. in 1987-88 and a certificate of invited to the library from 3:45- < She was born in Plainfield and commendation in 1988. She 9 4:45 p.m. Oct. 21 to create a fun lived in Scotch Plains before received the Black Achiever in in 'Walk to School Day Oct. 6 holiday craft and listen to spooky moving to East Ornnge in 1972. Industry Award from the Harlem Halloween stories. ,' Mrs. Slaten retired in 1999 as Branch of the YMCA of Greater WESTFIELD — On Oct. 6, that morning to ensure visibili- pools except that they are com- Registration begins Oct. 23 for a the assistant tax collector in New York in 1974. students, parents and staff at ty. Upon arriving at school, prised of neighborhood chil- presentation, Q&A and book sign- Bast Orange, concluding an 18- Her husband, Eric, is Franklin Elementary School children received "I Walked" dren who walk to school togeth- ing with Jim Murphy, a Newberry- yiear career in that city's tax deceased. and other local schools partici- stickers and wrote their names er, rather than ride in cars. winning author, Murphy chroni- department. She earlier was a Surviving are a sister, Doris pated in Walk to School Day, an on a large "We Walked" banner Third-grader Alex Bae, win- cles a terrifying story of how one saleswoman with CBS in McCray of Plainfield; and many international event designed to that was later displayed in the tiny mosquito forever changed his- Manhattan and Bamberger's nieces and nephews. ner of a school-wide lottery, tory and science in An American re-introduce walking to school school hall. was escorted from his home to department store in Newark. At Services were held yesterday as a safe, healthy, environmen- Plague, Newberry Honor book of Representatives from the Franklin School by firefighter ohe time she was a model for at the Woody Home for Services, tally-friendly way for parents towns BRAKES Group (Bikers, 2004. Murphy will visit the library Rmily Miles. in Orange. Burial was in to spend special time with their Riders And Kids are Entitled to Robert Tarantino of the 10:30-11:30 a.m. Nov. 6; children in ; The city of East Orange hon- Fairmount Cemetery, Newark. children. Safety) asked walkers to write Westfield Fire Department. Grade 4 and up are invited, though In 2003, this event was cele- down any safety hazards they Second-grader Lillian Scott children must have a valid won the honor of walking to Westfield Memorial Library card brated by more than 2.5 million encountered, such as broken to attend. Scotch Plains-Fanwood band children, parents, and commu- sidewalks or obscured views. school with Franklin BRAKES volunteers also dis- Elementary School principal, Kids' story hours include nity leaders from 29 countries "Mother Goose Lapsit" (ages 10-23 caps hectic two-week schedule around the world. tributed information about Dr. Mary Fleck, who carried months), held on Tuesday and Walkers wore red clothing "walkpools," which are like car- Lillian's backpack. ; SCOTCH P1AINS — And on day they traveled up to Pompton Wednesday from 9:45-10:05 a.m. tfie ninth day, they hosted and Lakes, where they won every cate- The youngest library users and exhibited. After a wliirlwind nine- gory in their group for the second their parents or caregivers are day period that included two foot- straight competition with a score of Resolve to host auction of fine art invited to share time together as ball grimes, two competitions, a pep 81.30. they are exposed to language, rally bonfire and assemblies for "We put on a great show. We SCOTCH PLAINS — An auc- may be included. able counseling, advocacy and books and playful activities. Older both middle schools, the Scotch were very energetic. All compo- tion of fine art will be held Oct. 22 Refreshments will be offered, educational programs in Scotch siblings will not be permitted due Plains-Fanwood High School nents really came together," said at All Saints Episcopal Church, including hors d'oeuvres, wine and Plains and Fanwood as well as to the size limitations of the room. Marching Band and Color Guard assistant band director John 559 Park Ave. cheese, coffee and cake. A door communities in Union and Essex And "Time for Tales" (3V4-5 'Vested" Oct. 10 as they hosted 14 Gillick, who singled out seniors Those attending will be able to prize will also be featured. counties. years) will be held on Tuesday area high schools for their sixth Anthony Saraceno and Allison preview the offerings at 7 p.m., Purchases may be made by Services are provided on a slid- from 1:30-2 p.m. and Thursday 4nnual home competition held at Abbot for praise, with the auction beginning at 8 cash or check and MasterCard, ing scale to children, adolescents from 10:30-11 a.m. Children go tiie high school. As tiring as that weekend was, p.m. Selections may include origi- Visa, Discover and American and adults and include such con- into the story room without an . After helping generate enthusi- the most recent one was tougher. nal oils, watercolors, serigraphs, Express will be accepted. For tick- cerns as substance abuse, depres- adult to listen to stories and watch asm at the annual home opening On Oct. 8, the squad performed at etchings and lithographs, with ets and information, please con- sion, suicide, family problems, a video of a picture book. Adults 0ep rally and bonfire Oct. 1, the both Terrill and Park Middle opening bids up to 50 percent less tact Resolve at (908) 322-9180. behavioral problems, eating disor- are not permitted to accompany band performed for the home fans Schools. 'The assemblies were well than traditional gallery prices. Proceeds of this auction will ders, panic attacks and sexual the child, but are asked to stay in for the first time at the football received. We helped to generate a Admission is $10 per person. benefit the Resolve Community abuse. the Library during the program in game against Cranford. The next lot of enthusiasm at the middle Anyone interested in a particular Counseling Center, a private non- For more information, contact case of "emergencies." schools, which are our future mem- type of art or a particular artist profit mental health agency dedi- (908) 322-9180 or visit For more information, call (908) bers," said Gillick. may call (908) 322-9180 so that it cated to providing quality afford- www.ResolveNJ.com. 789-4090. MONUMENTS, Saturday provided a triple header for many of the seniors, MARKERS starting with SAT testing in the morning, an away football game at AND BRONZE Shabazz in the early afternoon and PLAQUES a night competition at Edison High School. Although they failed to Pumpkin Fair BHj Visit Our Large Indoor sweep the awards at Edison, Gillick thought the band per- at Franklin •jugi ^| & Outdoor Display formed at its best. HBBBBBBBH Order Now "This was our best show to date. School |H For Fall Installations Taking the music trophy was big," said Gillick. The band scored an The Franklin School PTA will ^L^^|H 85.00, its highest total thus far. host its annual Pumpkin Fair ^|^^^^S GREENBROOK MEMORIALS Gillick praised seniors David 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct. 23 at ^^^H|^H 4 Generations of Memorialists Demair and Justin Rowinsky. Roosevelt Intermediate RShaaaaaaS Finally on Sunday, the Raiders School. Residents are invited B^^^^H T P M •^^^^aai and dozens of dedicated parents to bring the kids and enjoy ^^^^^^H mm&mh U P^IN IMPORTANT NOTICE took on the challenge of hosting a loads of games, walk the ^^^^^H cookie walk, brave the haunt- ^^^^^^B Do NOT order your Memorial large home competition. 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Bank of America"^ Higher Standards ..' ' ',• ',J: October 15, 2004 Sports SP-F wins Perrella excels first place 9 at Cougar in 'new sport W field's MacDonald teammates. At one point he was THE RECORD-PRESS doing double sessions and got takes first all-around up to 90 miles a week. Hie big WESTFIELD — Jeffrey race of the summer came when Perrella faced the same dilemma he ran 16:08 at the Westfield THE RECORD-PRESS that many talented track stars Downtown 5K Pizza who also play soccer confront. Extravaganza, bettering his CRANFORD — The Scotch While soccer was his first Plains-Fanwood gymnastics team time the previous year by over won the fourth annual Cougar love, Perrella showed prodigious a minute. Invitational Friday night in talent on the track as a sopho- The groundwork for Cranford with 100.4 points. more last spring and it seemed Perrella's huge leap to the fore- With the victory, Scotch Plains- inevitable he make the switch to front really started last winter Fanwood is now recognized as the cross country. when he had more modest team to beat in Union County gym- "I had strong winter and track goals after playing soccer. nastics. spring seasons and decided I'd "I began winter track last try my hand at cross country. I year with a goal to break 4:30 GYMNASTICS wanted to see if I had what it in the mile. I worked hard at it takes to race 5,000 meters of until I finally got it at the Meet Close behind at the Cougar hills and trails," said Perrella. of Champions (MOO at meet by just four-tenths of a point His first month at his "new" Princeton. It felt good to have a was the Dayton-Brearley team sport, Perretla has established whole season of work pay off with 100.0 points. Westfield fin- himself as a major contender for like that, but what keeps me ished strong, in third place overall, the Union County title and a going is that 1 just like to push with a 97.85 tally. strong challenger for what myself, and it seems the harder The Raiders' Katie Zaleski, Kate should be a wide open Group IV Breuninger and Jacqueline DeJohn race. led the way for Scotch Plains- In Perrella's first race CROSS COUNTRY Fanwood with their impressive per- October 2, at the Holmdel formances. Zaleski earned a fifth- course where the state champi- I push, the faster I go. So it is place finish in the individual com- onships will be held next really (personal records) that petition (34.0) and Breuninger month, he started slowly but push me, not medals," said (32.325) placed ninth in the all- finished strong to win the B Perrella. around. The Union County champi- DeJohn finished third on the Division race in an impressive time of 16:30. onships figures to come down to beam and sixth on floor exercises a stirring four-runner battle with scores of 8.6 and 8.85 respec- This came on the heels of tively. two other winning performanc- between Perrella, Joe Westfield was led by sophomore es, the second of which was the McKenney and Kevin Brown of Claire MacDonald, who finished Stewart Memorial at Cranford and Andrew Catalano first all-around individually at the Warinanco Park, where he of Roselle Catholic who have Cougar Invitational over the week- pulled away from more experi- taken turns defeating each end with a combined score of enced runners to win the A race other this fall. 34.675. MacDonald edged out in 16:38. "I really don't know the Jessica Greenwald of Union (34.55) Martin hae been pleasantly strengths or weaknesses of and Alyssa Lewandowski of Union surprised that Perrella has opposing runners. 1 simply Catholic (34.275) in the all-around experienced success so quickly know my strengths and my competition. in a sport that often punishes weaknesses, and I know what I MacDonald was first on the newcomers. have to do so that I can use beam, her favorite event, with a "Experience plays a big part each to my advantage," said score of 8.85 and placed in the top in cross country," said Martin, a Perrella. three on bars with a score of 8.525 veteran of over 30 years in Perrella has become the and floor exercise with an 8.95. coaching. "Runners need to team leader of a veteran The teams will compete again JOHN FEI/OORRESPONDENT Oct. 22 in the Union County WMtfteMft Clalra MacDonald fltos thru tha air during nor floor axmciaa routlna. HarDniiaM fbUahad gain familiarity with courses. Westfield squad that includes Tournament. first In the Individual all-around competition at the Cougar Invitational Friday nlgM. Jeff has done that quickly." seniors Rob Broadbent and Jeff For his big win at Holmdel, Gorski and juniors Jay Hoban Perrella used a strategy more and Kris Kagan and ranks in appropriate to one who had the top twenty in the state. been running races there a long Their one Joss was to Cranford. Lady Devils roll at right time, win two straight time. Perrella should easily better Fried, Hollander and Gio where MacNeil was waiting. She "I was way back at the top of his personal records from last THE RECORD-PRESS GIRLS SOCCER Palatucct consistently won the quickly turned and shot a hard the first hill, but I knew I had year which were 4:25 in the ball off of goal kick and throw- line-drive past the goalie, who time and started catching guys 1600, 9:32 in the 3200 and WESTFIELD — The girls soc- over Union on Monday at home. ins. was facing the sun, for the win- on the down hills," Perrella 15:38 in the 5K. He is also hop- cer team keeps a stuffed, blue Danni Fried scored a hat trick in The first half ended in a ner. said. "Then I caught the leaders ing to get below 1:55 in the 800. Smurf dressed in a Lady Blue the second half— the first with- scoreless tie though both squads "We finally got fired up," said in the bowl and just kept push- Like so many other young Devils warm-up jacket close by in the opening minute and then had good chances to score. Erin Egan. "We moved across the ing until I got the lead." runners Perrella considers the bench during games. two more within the next four McCarthy continued to pressure field well and stuck to out plans. Although Westfietd is essen- national running legend Steve "He's for good luck," said minutes. Andrea Hollander Kearny's defense. With about We have been practicing going tially flat compared to most Prefontaine his role model. Megan Kealy. kicked in the last goal. Stephanie four minutes to play, a Blue into the sun because it's hard New Jersey towns, Perrella has "I read his biography and I The Smurf may work, at least Bridgman scored in the first half Devil's corner kick by Gillian this time of year. We challenged been able to develop his hilt saw the movies, and that got in terms of results. Westfield has to give Westfield a 1-0 lead. Kape was lofted and headed by everything had a bunch of running talent just by going me really motivated for track a winning streak that has taken Last Thursday against a Erica Ammermuller but the ball opportunities." out the front door of his house. last year. Steve Prefontaine's them a game above .500 (5-4-2) strong Kearny team, Westfield's went wide. With second remain- Though the Smurf may work "1 live at the bottom of story really made me want to in part because the team is final- defense shined, led by the goal- ing, Kearny drew O'Donahue out for victories, he might not for Lawrence Avenue, so I am pret- work hard and run faster," said ly playing "their game." keeping of Tara O'Donahue, who of goal for a save. The ball was injuries. The Blue Devils have ty much surrounded by hills," Perrella. "We played the way we like to corralled 13 saves for the kicked from her hands, shot and been playing without two of he said. "When I go running on In addition to being a top play today," said first-year head shutout. In front of her, Miriam kicked away by an alert their top players, Alison my own, I often find myself student, Perrella also belongs coach Katie Egan after a 1-0 vic- Becker-Cohen, Julie Shelman, MacNeil. Bridgman and Justine Palme, running up and down hills, so I to an alternative rock band tory over Kearny last Thursday. Emily MacNeil and Marilyn Westfield finally broke both out with knee ligament am used to hill running. It where he plays the electric "We executed well. Today was Mench proved too tough for through in the second half. injuries. Last Thursday Kealy seems very natural to me." bass, guitar, and also dabbles in our game." Kearny's offensive pushes down Applying immediate pressure, did not play either due to recent- Perrella's summer training the mandolin. He said The Lady Blue Devils kept the the field. the Blue Devils kicked away a ly having all four wisdom teeth consisted of going for long slow Villanova tops his list of college momentum going in a 5-0 win Up the field, Bridgman, Kearny corner down the field, removed. easy jogs with friends and choices. HIGH SCHOOL Raiders, Blue Devils look CALENDAR to stop loosing streaks ByCHADHEMENWAY 1-yard runs for touchdownB in THE RECORD-PRESS the fourth quarter. (All limes p.m. unless otherwise Volleyball Shabazz is now 3-2 and noted.) Scotch Plains at Plainfield, 4 Scotch Plains-Fanwood and jumps ahead of the Raiders in THURSDAY, OCT. 14 Girls tennis Westfield both look to have a conference standings. Gymnastics Scotch Plains vs. Roselle park, 4 good weekend to rebound from This Friday night the Blue Westfield vs. E. Brunswick, 4:30 Gymnastics recent losses. Girls tennis Scotch Plains at Wayne Hills, 4:30 Devils 10-4) look to get their Scotch Plains vs. Elizabeth, 4 TUESDAY, OCT. 19 Scotch Plains-Fanwood (2-3) first win of the season against Westfield vs. Kearny, 4 Girls tennis will try and stop a three-game the Cranford Cougars in FRIDAY, OCT. 15 Westfield at Scotch Plains, 4 loosing streak against Passaic Cranford at 7 p.m. Football Girls tennis Valley (2-2), a North 1, Group II It. won't be easy and it does- Westfield at Cranford, 7 Scotch Plains vs. Westfield, 4 school, this Saturday. n't get easier after this week- Girls Tsnnls Cross country end. The Cougars (3-1 > are com- Scotch Plains vs. Cranford, 4 Scotch Plains vs. Westfield, 4 ing off a bye week and scouted Westfield vs. Shabazz, 4 Gymnastics FOOTBALL Gymnastics Westfield's 33-0 loss to Linden Scotch Plains at Bridge water, 4:30 The Raiders suffered a 31-20 Scotch Plains vs. Watchung Hills. Westfield at Elizabeth, 4:30 on Saturday. Still ahead are 4:30 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20 defeat at the hands of the Irvington, Plainfield and Volleyball Boys soccer Shabazz Bulldogs Saturday in Elizabeth, with combined Scotch Plains vs. Union, 4 Scotch Plains at Cranford, 4 Newark. Scotch Plains has lost records of 11-7 heading into the SATURDAY, OCT. 16 Westfield at Linden, 4 to Irvington, Cranford and weekend. Football Girls soccer Shabazz after winning their Westfield managed just one Scotch Plains vs. Passaic Valley, Scotch Plains vs. Cranford. 4 first two against East Side and first down and minus 17 yards 2 Volleyball Westfield. of offense in the first hnlf, when Field Hockey Scotch Plains vs. Peddle, 4 Westfield In County Tournament, Scotch Plains grabbed the Linden (3-1) jumped out to a THURSDAY, OCT. 21 early lead Saturday when quar- TBA Field hockey 27-0 lead. Senior linebacker Girls soccer terback Dan LaForge hit Bryan Power did his best to Scotch Plains vs. J.P. Stevens, 11 Westfield vs. Gov. Livingston, 4 Girls tennis Lnmont Hunt with an 11-yard stop the Tigers by intercepting a-.m. pass but Shabazz stormed back two passes. MONDAY, OCT. 18 Scotch Plains at J.P. Stevens, 4 . Field hockey Westfield vs. Linden, 4 before the half to take a 7-6 Westfield's offense must Gymnastics lead. The Bulldogs then scored click to keep Cranford's power- - Westfield at Union, 4 JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT : Boys soccer Scotch Plains vs. Union, 4:30 12 points in the third quarter ful running attack off the field SP-F's Sean Young wins a ball against a Hopewell Valley defend- - Scotch Plains at Union, 3:30 Westfield vs. Cranford, 4 to pull away. but the Blue Devils have been Westfield vs. Irvington, 4 Cross country er in the Raiders' 3-1 victory on Saturday. Young scored a goal In the game. The Raiders (10-3), are ranked No. 18 In the state. Senior running back Lakiem shut out twice and have scored Girls soccer Scotch Plains, Conference Meet, Lockery and LaForge both had just 14 points this year. 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WRAPUP Caracter gets 15-day suspension Bender, Maloney still alive in states WESTHtLD By CHAD VoMtybaJi Elizabeth over the summer was Caracter may have transferred to THE RECORD PRESS WMtfMd itof. Union Catholic, 2S-13, 25- THE RECORD-PRESS declared a valid change of resi- St. Patrick's merely for athletic 1S — The Blue Devil's Erin Rouctebush, a dence by the NJSIAA. If that ruling advantage. Caracter attended St. transfer trom Union Catholic, was finally able to HAMILTON TOWNSHIP — In girl's tennis state tournament play after sitting out trw mandated 30-day SCOTCH PLAINS — Former went against him, character would Patrick's as a freshman before action, Westfield's doubles partners Jessica Bender and Lane transfer period. RoudetHish, a sophomore col- Scotch Plains-Fanwood basketball have had tomis s 30 days of the sea- being suspended for academic rea- Maloney are still alive heading into quarterfinal action this weekend lected six kills to help Westfield beal the star Derrick Caracter will only son. sons. Last year he played for Scotch at Mercer County Bark in West Windsor. Vikings, ranked No. 13 in the state, and have to serve a 15-day suspension Plains-Fanwood and helped to get rebound from an earlier loss 1o Rosalie Catholic Caracter will be unable to par- In the first round Saturday, Bender and Maloney defeated oppo- during a trimatch in Roselte on Monday. for transferring to St. Patrick's for ticipate in St. Patrick's basketball them to the NJSIAA sectional nents from Shore Regional, 6-3, 6-2. Then in the second round they Molry Williams had live assists and four "athletic advantage," as the New until Jan. 1, 2005, 15 days after his semifinals. knocked off a pair from Hillsborough, 6-3,64) to advance to the third aces while Tara Daly contributed seven assists Jersey Interscholastic Athletic penalty begins on the first day of Saturday the decision seemed round where they handed Pteretz and Stahl of Cherry Hill East a loss, for the Blue Devils (7-5). Association ruled on Thursday. Rcwvlle Catholic tU. WaalfWd, 22-2$ the basketball season. not to weight on Caracter, as he 6-1,6-1. 25-15, 25-14 — Roudebush had 10 kills and Caracter, a 6-9 junior center, also Scotch Plains-Fanwood scored 18 points in the first annual Nikki Reich received a bye in the first round of the tournament as three aces for the Blue Devils Monday in received another ruling Thursday. Principal Dr. David Heisey request- Metro Hoops North/South game at reward for her solid season play. 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BR. $975./mo. 908-757-5137 violates the law l-80O-669-9777.Tne HUD Fu8 BV16R on 1st lev., ap CRANFOftD 2BR apt.. 1' the first place to look for everything TTY telephone number pro*. 1 acre. & bal Itetd bk yd. fir., walk to trains it bus NORTH PUUNFKLO - Victorian To report housing disenm- Responsibilities include for the, hearing Im- ses. no pets. W/D. 5 rrns, 1 BR, formal Dfl, naton. cal the Office of Fair contacting and prospect- Askrg*6e9,CO0. M4 Realty. paired Is 212-708-1455. TWaTHOTOO $1200/mo + utils,, 1 Vi den. $950 + utils. NO PETS. Housing and Equal ing of potential candi- mo. sec. Avail. 10/01 M 6. Opportunity ol the US. dates and those cur- PT. PLEASANT KACH 90»2T«-29U Departmerl of Housing rently utilizing other 245 Ocean Ave., (near RAHWAY - 2 BR, parking on WMHIN0TON immacu- CRANFORO 2 BR. LR mod premises. No pets. and Urban Development media. Position requires Jenfcs). 2 BR, 1 BA. end (HUD) at 1-800*99-9777 superior written communi- unit. C/A. off St. prdg.. late 4BR colonial. 30«18 KIT. w/dishwasher. walh $825/mo + 1.5 mo sec. cation and verbal presen- great room, oak kit, to train, fully carpeted, 201-M1474S The HUD TTY telephone great location, ashing large deck off kit. lower number for the heanng tation skills, proficiency m 1365.000 MMM44M lots of closets, W/D hook RAHWAY- next to park. 1 MS Office and the ability deck by pool. Nicely up. No Pets Avail 11/1 impaired rs (212) 708-145S landscaped. Quiet area. BR. carpet. EIK. colored to work weH wttti a team. WESTFtfUMVYCHWOOO •1100* 90*272 7417 BA. laundry & parking on At least five years of me- Oead end street Asking In New Jersey, call the $295,000 Arnold J How- CRANFORO • 2 BR plus den. site. No pets. $850 incl H Division of Crvil Rights in dia sales experience Is e,w/w, pool, $147,000. & HW. 973376-3796 preferred. S709O909e«.211. ell Reartor90&689-4700 eat-in kit,, washer/dryer, the Department ol Law and FUJUNMKMCUL dishwasher, off st. pkg..ROSCLLE - 1 BR apts.. start- Public Safety at (609) 964- no pets. $1300/mo. plus 3100 In F%vi5yrvania cal Compensation package ing at $795. ht. hw incl. utils. Avail. Nov. 1". 732- Please call 732-340-0100 the Pennsylvania Human include salary plus com- 3811686. Relatioris Commission al mission and oompleto ROSELLE PARK - modern IMIU FOKCIOSURE WEtTFIELO - Sparkling split- (717) 787-4410 or the Fair benefits Including 40KK). 1 CRANFORO - 2 family house. apt.. 4 rms.. 1 BR. off St. Housing Council ol $15,900 For Listings call level home w/fabulous I ' 2" fl.. 5 room apt. refngera prkg.. laundry on premises, 1-W0-74MUW x RM floor family room. Large tion. w/d. Close to transpor Suburban Ftuladeipraa at Please email a resume close to train, no pets, (610)604-4411 and cover letter with deck overlooking beauti- tation, $1300/mo. plus sec. $900 + utils SO»2T3-»3T4 FANMrOOO - $390,000 3BR, fully landscaped property salary requirements to 1 bath split level, wooded & utilities. M»27*00«. •clearOiJpa.os or a* to 3 BR, 2 W BA, extensive Studio apt.. of) lot. close to schools, 3 Improvements, very quiet •2" fir, of 2 family swet psrking, laundry tacWes, 60B406O3SS. Office to- blocks to NYC train. caajd h wast nenkm. No street. $537,000 M*> house. 2br, no, pets, avail uUs ird. 1 >/i mo. sec ISM W saa Ntt- 11/1 $1095+util.. 908- $65O/mo. EOE 276-2385

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•3 PC Bel- DINETTE SIT - WALNUT ov* Room for rent linl sat crib. changing ta- table, 36«S8. 6 leather $125 per week. chrs.. $175. 9O868&O386 wrarnno WVCHWOOO ble, glider, naturasturaTl wwooe d M.PUUNF1ELD- 2 ' fir 1 B Call 90&598O522 finish, over $2000 new. 908884 Fishing around apt.. $850/mo • utils QMOBM-RMNMMED I95O./OBO Call •• Set, 6 "chairs, Security, No pets, ava 1 BH. 1" fir., ht/hw. poo 908464-2608. 2w/ arms. n«wty uphol- 10/15 *»*34*4 incl. avail. 10/01 $15OC mo. •0»7O»4W0« « 211. 3 OWR HUTCH stered, oval table. 1 leaf, rniNOnElO • 2 BR. 1 BA TOP VDUTH KM w/chav. lg. china closet. Hardly 2~ fir of 2 fam. $1250 utH CMNnMW/WttTFHIB/ Good condition. $250/obo used. $2500 otw 90» mcl. no dogs. 973912 •COTCM PLAINS **EA C— tO»23X>40< 6872711 5242 Homes, condos. town- for extra cash? houses, apartments • fur- BED Quaan U 4 _ tm Se<- Beautiful T- 1BH, C/A. OW. W/ nished/unfurnished Ml. $575. « I-J01 Thomas Hill. dbl. pedastal hkup. pacing, near tram, rx long/short term. 908-322- table w/ padding. e«t..4 pets. *1100/mo. 1.5 mo •OtKELEY HUOHT* 6135, Broker. No Fee. chairs and cfttna closet sec. Avail now No fee. Cai Bonnet-top, $1500. Huffman Koos DOWNTOWN - Retail / Of dark pine. 7' A/moire + 6' PeggW-337-441 fice - 3 units avail. 700 walnut exec, desk, $200 Dresser w/Bonnet top mir- 9O&232-OO72 350 & 250+/- sq. ft., 2nd ror. $500. Bed Free IF duplex. 6 room, bavnt. fir., avail, immed. CaM w/set. W233W43 DM* *m S155O* util.Call mm LantfeW MM074M0 HHcfcwi Set. Please call 5 pc.. 908322 4899 BERKELEY HEKWTS store BEDROOM SET lSQCTs. Hart S500./OBO Call 90S •UMMIT- fir.. Kit for rent. 1200 sq ft. /, dosser, 2 68^2329 or 908-397 MWNO NOOM~atASS TOP 90*464-1810 TABLE w/6 fully uphol. LR.2BR, h/hw. gas 4 mat see. $250C 9487. alec, ac & fefng. gar 9086896240 chamj, ind. table pads. exc. KDROOM SET- 5 pc. still in cond., $600. 9088698244 near trans.. No pets cum MM WASH STAND N/S. avail immed ftantan road, 2 large of- box. List $1200. sell DMng Roam at • 11 pc. w/marble top. Mission $525. 732 259*690 $1,300/ mo. 1 mo. sec fices plus reception area, type end table. Best offer African mahogany, table Call WW-279-7044 $1000/mo. utilities in- 908-272-1069 Leave mess. •EMOOM SET- T pc. Ht w/2 leaves * custom 3Dr.luxurious newty cludeCMNFMd 908-2 72-8350 5 w/cheny sleigh bed. pads, 6 chairs, buffet. 2 renovated apt.. 2" floor Ideal office space.l3O0sf.,6 chest, dresser & minor, corner cabinets mirror. Victorian two blocks to rooms with large waiting x 27W « 14 inches nite stand.List$5000. Can $5500. 732-882-0789 train, walk to shops. 9ft room, all utilities in- deep. Beautiful Cond., deliver. JiaOO. 7322596680 DUNNS ROOM SET • 4PC ceilings, lots of closets, cluded. $22O0/mo. + $750. Neg.. Can email you Stt Queen size glass mirror wall unit fine millwork. French security.9086540725 a photo. oak, 6 pcs. Incl. mirror, w/table & chairs A 2 Cal doors, new: wood floors, CMNFMtD Oflle* IHC» quick sale. $600./0B0 glass tables. $1000 908- lots of windows, kit., & 500 sq ft. util incl. $700, Call 908-241-5262 23^1657 paint., all apl. inc.. a/c WWN0 ROOM SET- Cherry panvg.. window treatments 1 mo sec. Avail Immedi- BOOKCASE - (21 Etennlngton ately. Please call 9O8-709- Pine. $150: Wall Unit, 3 w/ 1 pc. hutch, table, and at your request Avail. irr> 6 chairs, new in boies. meet $1700 neg.. no fee. 1179/908497-0213 pc.. white & chrome. $250: Chair, drafting. 5 $975. Can deliver. 732- Great Valuel (inc.rrt/htw.) WATCHUNO Prof. Bldg. 25*6690 MM 1 W Mfctt* 11/1 approx. 550-1100 sq. ft., wheel, new, burgundy & save location 917-915-1406 avail, immed. WMIMMQ chrome. $125. Lamp, di MNINQ ROOM SET - TABLE, DOOM iww Stwtevani solid nette, Tiffany style. $25. 6 CHAIRS A HUTCH. $120 SUMMIT Newly renovated panel, 32x80 w/2 pt lock- SO»2»3M7 after 5. block from train, 2 Bdr.. 1 ing set. $250. Call FDNTANA AJt- Walnut ba.. DW. W/D hookup. 3BR HUDHOMEIII Pioe. like new. For w/china cab.,2 leaves, Exc. $1725., heat & water in- Buy $21,000 30" X B'S". clothes and/or up to 36" TV. cond.$1200. 908-7898575 cluded. 908-577-8723. or listing 1*00-749-8106 x Peachtree ext. door $575/oboNiMS«-7232 DMnc Roam TaMa beige A No fee! Walk to B369 w/Larson storm door, exc. mET-ANTiq.iM*.2 dies* coral Italian marble, rec- train. Lg. 1 BR w/study of CMNKM0 4 M how* In cond.. $400. Call 973^ ers. 1 w/mirror, full siie tangular w/pedestal base, 2" BR, laundry & parking. Brookslde area. near 37&O716 wooden bed frame + 3 bo matching sofa ta- $1295/mo. HT/HW Incl. trans. No fee. no pets. WINDOW * STORM 000* nus PCS. $700 ble/server. $95O./both, Avail immecf. Can MM $2250 • utils. Available Turnout window 42"w x Will sell separately. A t • - •* 973-71S-39W M SET • black lacquer. 5 11/1. MM474240 33MT L. $200 OBO. Storm pc. Queen size bed. 2 UNION- 1&2 BR- Conv. Un Crantortf Oaptoi door & steelcoated re- lamps, $575. Call 732- DREXEL HERITAOE DR - It Ion Ctr. location, On-site 3 bdr.1.5 ba. W/D ,AC, Full placement door - RO 34 382-5434 after 5. crotch mahog. breakfront. p*g.$90O$1100.mo.incl. Cellar .LR .DR. NO pets. %• w x 84-L $6OO OBO. double pedestal table. 4 h/hw. Call 90S2722630 Avail. 11/011 •0S-27S-347I side, 2 armchairs & table ) oak finish, beveled UNION 1 BR apt. near Union MtV27«-7213 pads incl. orig. $25,000, glass. $795. 732-88S asking $8,500 neg. Center, new kitchen with HJQR0 Charming Farm- 6154 refrlge. $1100 incl. heat. house on trout stream in SOS-2T3-4OM Sell those no-longer COUCH, LOVESEAT. Rfr OR Sat, 12 Pe. light blond AvaiflO/15«< quiet neighborhood, 3BR. cliner A 2 Wing Chairs, lacquer, paid $4000.. ask- (5 Rms.). 2 BR, 1.5SA, w/d. frpic in DR. Pets allowed Must See $1400mo NEW COMPUTER - BUT $900/ obo M»»: ing $1200. 3 pc. contemp. $125O./mo., 1 Vi mo. Sec. NO CASH? You're AP- living/dining room set. yet- used items for $$$$! Avail, now. 90*810-9714 PROVED- Guaranteed!* Country low 4 black. Hal-an leather, w/storage $175: Custom WEtTPKLO - 1st fl. of 2 fam SUMMIT- 2 family house, NO CREDIT CHECK - Bad pd. $3500., asking $1250. newly renovated, 2BR + Credit-Bankruptcy OK. 1- cabinet w/drawers & ily. 38R. LR. DR, KIT, W/D shelves $150: New Casa- TV. King size BR set.etc. hook- ups & garage. office? Lrg finished attic, 800-420-0326 10A-9P 7 IViBA. bsmt., 3 season EST • Mon-Fri 'Checking blanca celling fan $100. $1500/neg. 906-789-2649 All exc cond. 908-789- DR SET- Antique French Oak porch, quiet streets, park- Account Required. 4759 WESTF1ELD 2 Bdr. apt, ing, no smoking, WWW.PCSF0RALL.COM Inlaid - w/slde board & 6 $1250,/mo. + utils. 1.5 $21OO/mo. •OS-273-247* CRIB* FURNITURE Like new. chairs. $3500 Ex. cond. mo, sec. 908-7890625. solid beechwood. sleigh •M-273-00S2 WESTFieiD-2 fir. «....:.n. i m style w/pull-out drawer & DR SET - antique, oval, 3bdr,LV,DR. Kit ,W/D hook- II ' 1.1.'"'L.I converts to toddler bed. open to 96 In., hutch, buf- ^classified- up. 2 full baths. Off street MK LIE Reomat* Wanted UPPLY Firewood 1/2 or full Matching dresser fet, china cabinet, cherry parking, near school and to share 3 BR apt, $400/mo. cords 908454-1566 w/changing table top. inlay. 6 chis.. $1800. transportation. No pets, + 1/3 uWs., sec. dep.. $500, 732-388-1581 $600./both. Call 908- 9OMU-MS2 $1400 /mo + Util. V/s mo. fun. LR4 WL 711WM) 389-1546 DR SET • BK lacquer, table sec. Available Immediately. p CRIR FURNITURE SET mint w/leaf & 4 chairs. Cnna cab., 90*232-7324 Full and half cords cond., bleached wood crib mirored back & lighted tcp All hardwoods. WHTF1ELD - 3 BR in 2 fam. w/lg. pullout drawer for $500. Call 7328270058 CRANFORD Room for 1 per- SO»272-72«3 storage, matching glider w/ first all remodeled, near train, FIREWOOD DR M - Brass & Glass T» son, no smoking, conven no pets. $1700 + utilities cushions, matching dresaerw/ ble 40X66, self stora 33" the first place people look for everything. lent to NY bus, $125. per Seasoned, all hardwoods. 3 drawers, pullout changing & 1.5 sec. week. No cooking privi Reasonable prices. Call leal, table pads, 4 brass M table, 3 side shelves, lazy frame black vinyl side WESTFICLD- Adorable 1 Bdr. leges. 90*272-2465 Susan side drawer. Must chairs, 2 arm, v.g, cond. apt., close to trans., no HW»M*fey Kb * ColliM, no MASONIC HARDWOOO See, Must Sell! $750/obo $350. 732-388-3453 smoking. Pet OK. $895 + $iMM:ard SIM Macked Call SOS-4S7-OSM 9-5. ultils.. 90*47»MU security. Call 908472- $M-1/3 eotd *100 (tackMl DR t«t. com, style. Fr. va- 0564 or 908-3534948 7J2-775-55JI nilla. 9 ft. lighted wall unit WMtltoM * Cranfoi*. beau- NEW PROVIDENCE - Room Ckmy waai. 3? x 66" » 3t w/brass accent, banquet tiful 1 & 2BR apt. starting v»/separate BA & kit.. Exc.cond.$700.9086549314 sz tables w/2 I vs. 6 black at $1175 908-518O004 share laun $550. utils chrs. $500. 908-232-3452 or 908-812 3000 DINETTE SET -beige, 26x50 Incl. 3 whMa wood radiator covers oblong table. 6 cushion DR SET- Danish modern, ta- WwMtaH Dwntwr; Ug 1-2BR, PMWT • Furnl*h«l Room, 47", 52', 57" long.. Art chrs,, $150. 90&686O388 ble, leaves, 6 chairs, buf- Hrctwd firs, includes M & hot With caM*. iMrklng, 2 deco vanity table. All best /908«8»8535 fet, china cabinet with wtr. close to train $1195mo Mock* to train. $7SVmo. * offer, must sell. S0S-S22- lass doois. $300. CaH l mo. MC, * raf't. r«q'd. 174S DINETTE SET - Solid oak. •M-ST»4fTS WttTFIfLD • Newly remod. AnttojlM DR *at • French white wash finish, 60" OR SET • oak trestle tabla, 1.5 BR, LR. eat-in kitchen, UNION- ROOM FOR RENT oval pedestal table •>- 18" 65'. 2 leaves. 4 side, 2 arm Provincial, 9 Pc. Set. leaf. 6 chairs. Exc. cond. washer/chyer, near train. $125. WK. private bsth S. $300. 908-233^921 ladder back chrs, $1050, 908-222-3231. ent.90»351-7509 Iv mess. $700/obo SOS—aa-407 pads, $500. f tination

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Hoi 65 MoMrt> cushions, $95. 45'w Pine Ivwood Memorial Park. Un- Morel 3Oim~M*2 models available. Biano Ave., Sat. 1O/16, 9VUB- WAU. UMT Must Sell! 3oc new, never erected. Call 1 ESTATE MU: 7 rms. 3 BR lighted, gray w/mirrored 7 Drawer Desk. $75: ion. NJ. $5000. call 7» NY Yi MUdHUMLV 2PM. Raindate: 1O/17, Sets. LR. DR. Kit. e»c Painted Solid Maple 46'h •57,4*31 80O936952O. leys. Home and Holiday . backboard, glass & woo Every single yearbook from CLARK - 143 Hayes Ave doors. Good conditio chest. $65. 90*23*5043 195O-20O3. Mint Cond! (ofi w Lake Ave i Sat. Decor, Furniture and cond. Cash & Carry. MRECTV FREE 3 ROOMS WALKS), 1 can*. A toilet, more t300/obo tt 4'xfiO'. Best offert This is a near alum., unused, $99. Call 10, 16 9am-4pi»v Xtn«is •w 10/1*17. »•>< pm. SYSTEM installed & de- items. tiallOA&<;n coy Southwyck/40 Yarmouth, WICKER MT Blonde. 48' 7M7/lv. livered free. Say good- collection to put together 9O*322 •CMC* PWM. 917 716- $2000.FIRM. 732-3822925 lurries. t*H items A much round tabte w/glasstop SEAM CfUTTSMAN bye to cable forever. Ac- WINEMAKINA EQUIPT, more! GILLETTE 103 Jodi Lane, 4715 chairs, $275, 908-686- cess over 225 channels. ORIENTAL RUB Tabru. Sun 10/17. 10am-3pm. ESTATE SALE Pecar wood Wooden Press, & 1 15Gal No waify birds! Winter 0388 or 90&6883535 $40; Little Tykes tbl A Call 1800869O440. 9'.2-xl2'.4*. perfect bottle in basket 9OS- bedroom set by Thomasvffle. www.directech.tv cond. $2,000. Call CLARK 2i ht-nneih Place, i fnts cm ^eats. strollers, Excellent oondfton, OngrnaHy high chair $30, PLAY- 35MU23 attar 7PM. toff Westfield AHJ.). l-n. A HOUSE $50. Clothes, 90»301<07t7 and lots of baby sluW. $6500. consists of two extra DREMEL #3M rotary tool, Sat.. 10-lOi. 10, 16. 0 t Metcrsville Rd to Apple shoes, boohs glassware, with drill stand, vise. etc. OVEN 3yr old Amana se WORK BENCH 72"L x 36 *. long chromatic twin beds w/ (t) Schwinn and 'D x 35"H w/stool, soli Most ilt'ins $1 00 Hill Drive. Signs. headboards, 2 nigM stands, Ross $50.00. Call 90S keychalns, magnets.$25 $125 SOS4224323 cleaning oven. Stainles afmoire. triple dresser */ SOV% stee! A black. $250/obo maple top. BO 668*775 ELECTRIC POWER WHEEL AAtarLrwiSO»2tt«u 77»1 mirror & chan. Oily asking STUOENT DESKS <2>- Light $1500 Also haw comfort Kenmore tlectfic Dryer CHAIR w/charger for bat MlJlli I White Like new $99. oak veneer. 2 drawers. tery. never used, ovei PATIO tatfe. chaas. into, $75. CLARK 48 * >O IMWI Ave KENILWORTH • 1O/16 9- era. curtains & pictures Great cond. 43x20x28. HI off RanUn Ho f u A. Sal (floral scenes) 90S68& 908-3225113 $6600 new. $3150 frm. Cal Benches Daek (30. Att il'nv H)/l?.9-lPm. 28 $25. ea. 908654*346. before 6pm 908-245*320 andirons $50. Mens ice CHIPPER SHREDDER VAC IOy l'j-16, &4 Smith ?0 St/eet. No early 6384 Studio couch w/ 2 uphol •hataa s*.12. $35^sst Sears, self-prop.. 6.S hp stered bolster pillows an TaMa, 48" octagon shaped FREE 44NWM DIRECTV Buds, couch, 3 PC COtf« ETHAN ALLEN - dark pine *n* / fear Bat) plate approx. 4 yrs old. $400 CURK 639 R«riian |?d A eno table set. futon. blue fined cover $75. in that opens to 5' oblong SYSTEM IMCLUOCS IN- wls.tlOO. 9082723429 90*2322345 twin BR Set.. e»c. cond WestfieW 732-748-9662 w/leaf, exc. cond.. $50. STALLATIONI 4 Mo. FREE Sun., 10. 1/ Uanv-lpm, cueic, rquip.. baby items. $500. W3T»«t» after 7PM. Call 908-241-3806 programming w/NFL PHOTO CAMERAS: Kodak Yard MaeMna. 8 KP leaf Indoor Outdotir funiituie clothos. nauitcai items. ETHAN AUEN- Wing back Sunday Ticket subscnp Signet. 35, Minolta XG1 blower, Duerr 8 HP Cnip W/O, children's tt'ys. M^Kiisd crystal candlo chairs(2), Gold velvet, very TIMS P21MM w/wheel Table Lamps (3) 4' high, tion. Over 205 cnannels! Canon AE1 73231OO434 per/Shredder Homemade knick knacks and other IUIIOIMS brand new in good condition w/match $6O. each obo. Roller decorator type with figu Limited time offer. SAH. log splitter, HH items. Doxci. 4 much morel!) blades size 10 black iike fines. Excel. Cond. $75. POOL, ABOVE OROUM0 1 90*7719266 Leave msg. lir>r>ilnr>n Must Go II! •ing Ottomans. $130. ea. 90*276-2617 restrictions apply. l-80a X 18. oval, brand new. each. 2 Brown Velvet new$20. obo. Call Debt 2063961. CURK ESTATE SALE 41 at 973*73-1010 or 908- $1500. Cali 90*245 Rocking Club Chairs.$75. Teacher's Schodhouse Desk 1180. Kent Place Fn. i Sat , each. Fold out sofa, very 241-7033. INrXATABLE BOATROver R3- LINDEN 33 EdRewood Rd- Can- 908-301-0797 10 w/ 6 horsepower Mer MULCH DOUBLE OROUNO 10/15 & 10/16. 9-1. fur Sdl.. 10/16, 8-4. Collectl- good condition $75. 908- POOL TABLE 8 ft niture. Tools. Etc. 48&O968 Wing back chair $95 with ol cury outboard, trailer, w/accessones. Good hies Antiques. HH, Fuml- toman $35; Gold Star A/C good cond.$1500 obo cond., $5O0./OBO. Call tcounti avaHabta tuie MfSC KT - Sofa. Loveseat & 20 Ml. AMI—I w/stand best offer.Longaberger 9008*54-1338. 90*2768988 90S-704-2370 CURK Iri.Sat.Sun. 1O Queen Ann chair, colonial hood & filter, 420. Weigh baskets(retired}prices per 15.16 417 9'J. Big Neigh blue. exc. cond.. $300. bench w/arm & leg bars & JACUZZI- Jacuzzi brand. 6ft POOL TABLE Brand new Salf. Laurel Lane. 241 LINDEN i'l'j Midvale PI. Bentley Guide. 90*654 single person indoor vtfiirt Rocking Chair, Chest of assorted weights. $75 3801 Incl. accessories & up^ IMIIH Oakridgt! Rii 439 Willow Sat.. 10,16 9am 3pm; Drawers, round end Table, Small wooden compute pool tub. Ifce new. w/wtwtpooi graded cues. $299. 90*MILWAUKEE Fwtabta EWc Way. HH. lots ol furn. inf Lotii o) designer clothes ill maple side chair, SlO/ea. desk. $20. Wood enter jets, white w/ chrome & gold 8899333 Me Band Saw, $150 to adult A*>ttr, brmKj slioes. HH items. 908654^5063 talnment cnlr. w/smotte accent fauoel Asking $300. Days 732594*287 or names, ciiins. AN ch. glass doors. $75. HP 6P P/U only. 90S-23>2Sae Power Whaalchaire, eves. 90*4644509 MATTRESS SET $140 Sc»ta>* and Hospital clue rediner. cane, tub LaserJet printer ch, walker, Christmas Undwn Kbl Launta Queen pillow top. new NENMORE WASHER S2SO. ft Bad* et absolutely no 12 inch Wood Lathe. 4 w/software. $50. 9083-STEE- L BUILOINaS Up OA$ DRYER $300., Like cost to you. Call Toll Aieaths P. grave plants, Street 10, 16 & 17. still in plastic w/ war inch Planer, 732-382-7265 toys, bikes, wagons, etc. /AM /CM. New and used ranty. 732-25*6690 276-9543. to 70% Off. 3O»5O. new, exc. oond 9086549314 Free 1-800-70*9301. 40«80. 50x150. Can items, Clothing. Other MOVMM DMng room ATLAS tokm/rtmrn MS Kool Strtda Doabto iagga, r XT Bat ft idi Craftsman 12" band saw, Delivery! Charlie (80O) exc. cond., red. clean, CLARK Mutti Family In.. «0'l MnHiM, 5065160. w/ hood. 13 ate H FqBoteie •lane, nctkiM Etc.) Ml 1 1/8 HP, $100. Call paid $40O. asking hd AM $400 fcf rx*i LIT. 919 10/ 15 & Sat.. 10/16. 8 had price! M*4*»~alSS 90*2768245 ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO $250/obo call Mary & to ? I'M & Ib2 Willow iCOU$TIC GUITAR. 78 Way By Mayersvllle 596 Mey- Moving Sate - All Furniture, McyclM • Soys 24" Huffy, YOUIt BRAND NEW 90*389-1171 Iv.msg RECUNER UFT CHAIR multi ersville HU.. Fn. 10/15, girls 24' Huffy, both exc. POWER WHEELCHAIRS. Gunan S3M with Ashman clothps. shoes. sc 4 new tires. 908-964- Lexinglon Crib. Peg Perego positions, dual motor, like pich up Ahflrd shell case enr booster seats books, Sat 1O16. 10AM6PM, 7696 cond.. $35.ea/0B0 Call SCOOTERS AND HOSPITAL double stroller, interlocking new, used 2 weeks, fabric Cloting Tag Sal* • 732-3813769 BEDS. CALL 1-80084* e»c. cond. $1200 908 maternity clothi>s. t?ver foam alphabet mats, 4' covered, Cost $1400. sell 2728986 cisi' stepper. Ciilliivvny Archie*. 2~ generation IfCLINER - with remote 9199 TO SEE IF YOUwood dinosaur. Little Tykes $900 S0B-412-91B0 makes rt^ail. ^rciis never controlled lift. Oak end ta-Computer Desk w/hutch QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION. golf clubs. BUickbfrry and 2 pull out file draw folding picnic table. PIANO Beautiful " PDA. piano keyboard. Defore opened to public- ble. Prices negotiable. 4'animated Pooh & Tigger SAUNA- Demonstrator Upright, higloss mahog- come dig thru 50 + yrs M»93«-1792 ers. 973-978-9020 ALL STEEL aUILOINOS unit, personal infrared Christmas decorations !4«30 was $10,380, sell Christmas figures. Fisher any finish, exc. cond., fabrics ft materials, more trecisuifs pneked In 5* Irg SECTIONAL SOfA 2 PCS.Computer MMHW 15" Dell Price playhouse. / Virginia sauna. 100% Oriental $1250, obo 9O&233 8952 fnrni hlcfgs.. mostly an- display. Will with any PC. $5,190. 29x50 was herbal wood. Rejuvenate light blue, w/matchtng $15,700. sell $7,850. « 908*540561 ticiues. je^eliy, sterling, chair, exc cond. $375/ 3 yrs old, rarely used. exc. your health. Reduce PIANO Becker Upright, enc CLARK MULTI-FAMILY toys, primitives, glass, 50x90 was $29,850, pain, stress, fatigue and cond,. walnut linish. obo. 90MM-7SO4. cond, $25. 908-590*764 r Gnafa Sal* • Tri & Sal linen, *-nias. victorlana, sell $15,49O. 1' Come of Easiort P»sss purify your body. $1995 $1200, obo. 9OfW38&bl5J Delta - Sander & Grinder Oct l'j & 16 . 8am4pm furn . boo*>.s A paper, Sola • 84 inches. Green. 1*' Servel Joe (800) 'The Pffisidental Ucmrf The Call 8006436955 20b nriaitiontli Ln. Lots Stuff In the Rvff - Lot* ol Navy and Burgundy Plaid, with table $45. Crafsman 392 7817 PIANO Knabe console is the most udmalBof at Eas 4M—I Anywfcw* ol merchtirKjise. Part: Much Much Morel $225. 90*272-8523 6' Jointer $99. 908-232- ton Press sets & the is the w/bench, beautiful cher 1858 T NO COST TO YOU Portable, ideal for person rywQod finish, e»c cond. Mintt Bogfi'ing quantilies SOFA ft LOVESEAT Power Wheel Chairs, w/caretaker. Exc. cond. $2200. 90*233808? for once in life time, dig $500.obo. Beautiful white FILE CAMNETS, 2 drawers, Scooters. Hospital newer, smaler set. 84 books $500 MV3 Mi ,,li rAJHKT geis delight, cash only, no on white design. 908-272- lateral, dark wood. 30 » Beds. Call Toll-free 1 net. autographed editions ol AMAHA ALTO SAX b yrs. RANFORD- 10/lf>. 9-1Prn. prevmws. wear old 5147. 20 x 3O.Beautiful $45. 88*297-4440, Fad . Nbon A Carter $ 7000. old. $600- Call 908232- 8 Davis St. embroidery clotiies, bring flashlights 908*54-6346. 732-382-2925 4 HP, 20 inch dual stage 9185 threads. Lcmgabprgpt & boxes. SOFA, sectional. 2 pc., trac-plus. $425,908-5089377 «a*t Top ft MM* CoflM CABINETS. UNUSED b.isli. hneis. glsvsi, toys, A $250. Call days 908687- MANY ITEMS TO SELL amah* Uprtgjit Piano -12 small furn., 9120 or eves. 90*277- TaMa, $75. 9087893158. Natural Oak, 6 upper. 3 ****** Ml made in Japan. e*cel lower. 27" SB. call 10" RAD/ARM, 8' Tab. SPA * HOT TUB COVERS Mountaincld* 1603 usd 1953. 90*230*259 Saw, RIP/ Saw. Satum lent cond . J2O00 9/3- Lane. Dooi Path to Foil 337-4093 $99 A UP. Cover lifters 7141778 RANFORD - 12 list-.- Iff Seta ll»«p»r * Lov* Mat, LAURA ASHLEY CURTAINS Vue 02' engine manual $169. BSa-772 7810 rnce, oft N Union Ave. Triiil. Scit 10/16, D-3. Simmons, like new. $325. w/hartwareJOMOMMT and Danbury mint Pills- Ram date 1O/17. Some- CHANDELIER Crystals arm STEEL SHELVM Heavy duty Sat., 3.0/16, 9 3. \m 973-9U-C9S7 KW transformer & 20 w/2 tiers. 2" x 17 ' Exc. bury Dough Boy calendar thing for everyone, priced w/ ace. 90&27&4899 w/uprights, 5 shelves items, pictures, clothes to sell! - Traditional print Twin pcs. of O gauge track, $250 Cond. 48W X 12D )( 72H $35. Beds, piano. 732-3884254 very good cond., $99. 973-731-7480 per unit. 90*232-8318 :RANFORD MOVING SALE 732381-3769 BERKELEY HOTS - 10/15 f. HOMASVIUE COFFEE TA- handilier 6 arm federal MAUSOLEUM- 2 CRYPTS TREK 5200 Bicycle only 16. 92 Pm. 18 Riverbend Comer of Sprin^helcj Ave ' NEW PROVIDENCE MOVED! KE * 2 End TaMn. ma LP's- Exc. Cond. Classical of style, solid brass, exc. Woodbridge Mem. Gard. lOOmt ndden. Rd. Baby items, coats. & A. Rutgers Hd.. 10 16 A. ! Sat.. 10, 16. 9 to 3. Largo pie. glass top, $200. all types $1.00 ea. 908- cond., $175 90*88» Value $17,500. Asking rd/wVbl.56cm $1800 clothes. Schrade Knives, 10/17, 94. Furn. HH I assortment A to Z. 209 •O»272«2S0 232-2782 7624 $12,500. 732-574-1533 90*272-8986 much more, great prices. items & much more? '' Commonwealth Avenue. FACTORY CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED 1996 FORD Taurus h 4995 4dr V6. aulo OO trans aw purr st; W.i *indldis.lnir*. vtdt. *M.FM steteo-cass. V*s r det W.cmxt 70 1»m. Stk Automatic' MM«l4. VlN«TAnS5l3 2002 MERCURY Sable *11.995 V8, auto OD trans, pwr 4 dr V6. aulc OD (rafts pwr strM (tr/brks/wind/lcks/seats/trunk, air, AMTMaew. CD. Iflls r *•!,Ml.cruis* X>?S7m. S* »JR8 ' AM/FM stereo, CD changer, t/gls. tilt, \IINtKei\Xi cruise, r/det, Ithr inl, moonrf, MSRP 2001 FORD < $38,855, Stk. #4T1, VIN #4UJ00079Pric8 Jnd, $3865 Thomas. Explorer Sport Discount, $695 Factory Discount, V6 $4500 Customer Rebate & $509 6 (*tsf CO <-r*v>J» l^i-. rdef tilt I'j-^jf TJir inf Brand N^ 2004 M«rcur* FMCC Rebate if quaff All-Wheel Drive! 2004 FORD Mountaineer $ Taurus Premier AWD Buy Save "9560 for 29.295

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NCW PHOVIOCNCC 55 Wai ™™ Sat.. 10/16. rain ton Ave.. Fri.. 10/15. Sat. date 10/23. 9 to 5. 245 10/16. 9a-2p. Etectfonie Woodmonl Rd. Xmas. HH Tools, Honda 80 dir items, garden aqulp., craft bike, hunting, fishing items, misc. sporting eopt., Hes: trucks. HH & more! WESTflELO 1521 Boynlon Ave. Sat.. 10/16. 94. No Rahnay - 154 Princeton early birds. Cash onlyt Ave., Sat. 10/16, 8AM- Knitting machines, yam. 2PM. Huge Multi family, children items, oil paint Twin bed frames Ludwig ing. ti.h, etc. Snare Drum, video tapes and games, Halloween WNHUM 1 Barchester costumes, older Hesi Way, Fri.. 10/15. 10-3PM. trucks. HH and small Sat. 10/16 • 9-3PM. appliances and iots Something for everyone! new stuff. All rnust got WMtftaM - 239 Turtle taftwajr 2370 Colon. PKwy.. 10/16. 9AM-4PM, Drive. (Off St George Avi Oriental carpets, antiques. A Ross St.). 10/16. 9AM DR. BR sets Many other 4PM. Raindale: 10/23 items. IN WITH THE NEM\I Family A Z. WawMaM - 924 Prospect St. RAHWAY Sat. 10/16. 9 t( (Corner of Sedgewick Ct.) 3. Something for every Fri,. 10/15. 9AI*?. Baby i • one! Clothing, curtains items. Toys, Books. HH Brand New antiques, HH items, 30; items. Brand New} & 312 Murray Street WESTFltLD ESTATE SALE 50's Mahogany DH Set + 2004 Chevrolet 2004 Chevrolet ROSELLE PARK Sat. & Sun. 2 BR sets. Brass Canopy MAHCi 10/16417. 94. QIANT Bed, LR Furn. Much More YARD SALE1I 108 Butler all in Exc. Cond, 908-337- Tracker LT Trailblazer LT Ave. Off Locust St. 47 77 for private showing. p SCOTCH PLAIN* - 147 < dr. V6, aj'.o OD trans, an. p*r artrts. nnwj Ws, a rft • ajtto otK Lamberts Mill Rd,, Octo WESTFICLD- Sat. 10/16. strtrkiWaWsmrrs. ran)lop *ep ijfc. 9-2. Small fum.. Items, 7-DAY tuts *n met, OnSar. li !i>a« mat | ber 16-17. 9 3. RD. Octo nurse. W, U&TiA sferec CD kr/tess eney glassware, dishes, linen uio i HVAC stt. orwr rt; tnt. MSSP ber 23-24. Huge! 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Sun- Suburban 1500 two weeks. day, 10/17 Only, 94. Vofl« £300 V! JJ!O 0D irsrs, st p«' SCOTCH PLAINS ESTATE SALE: 7 rms. 3 BR sir Mis. WM stereo »'.r. n »"i!j-?! %st tTptYtyzA cond. Cash & Carry. Sal A /.•."5• J" s"»". [.""i wv •« -.-.• -if BOM (/em Hurt. fKnete. sweated seat:, Cook Ave.. Fri. & Sat. :S rnmay (*J custrusd !to r-HS. unrig Stm 10/16-17, fmlyn, « $44. I'ant dif i\ I i~€ i) amo Irani, ait, pur SIB 1AE I crl. into shire Drive. 10/16, 9AM- S J4 ar. 6 cyl, aulo lianf air. pin lejrl. lul^Off lrantT»!r7p*r 973/586-4804 • irA6&idit«/u. CD. •?{»»••. fjj" t; B7AteVkn««lV** s»aften top. CO **E5.'*KS«'rB. ji^v, WR nnc. CO 3:30PM. Clothes. Toys. E slr;ABSK*s*eal.iiinO, CD MC sys. IlrtdW. SeC Jrt -tyes! fri5, !rj; c-'rl. cDngr, alcryj. rtpoiier. IBir M, HC in. riry sac iis lj» bs mtts. wnrg Dishes. Etc. ALLCHNAYMantedpaySttSfcr • ?! ?34 mi SU. «U7P V'N «??VJ?(43 j aE^y? r.^edtf keytes e^ry trac critri 11,495 16 574 mi. SH, #W6P, VlN »1FI8904tj. m. Stk »6«iJ VlN l'fl yen urwertBd Chiia Hsc de- •CM.S84mi. 5tK.«458P. VlN*19l!0033 Isii ABS'ai-»«iM[»«i seiK eiri if. * I Jl IJP1 UNION 2524 Doris Ave. off pKjsson UBSB & flrtlouBS. •toys, ilpo*. Wirft»«csrt. OSlar.uc ••»)••• Burnet Ave, Sat 10/16. 90^3223873 'II Satan L2N Mrt 2. 8 STiulo OO Inn!. Sir TRAMS. Top cash prices pd. mk]^. keyless entry secsys. 31.65? Igis. 5K sys (fails' hitch, doth int. E sV IBSVllWd CD. atBfJ.cmtK.Bir EH ml. lf/*Mintn. sacSfs yactxs. 2996S 8004644671 or 5yS AMFM stereo CD 10,595 mi, Stk H541P. VlN #3N5110t0 12,495 i7657 m Stk »639P. VlN #35114072 =27,795 97342&153a Omi. Slk I595P, VlN t1EiO?lS<. UNION 372 Tucker Ave. Sat ANTIQUES, OLASSWAIIC 10/16. 9am-4pm. An CHINA, SILVEH, Serif ing Union County's Automotive Needs For 75 Years With Low Prices & Excellent Service! tlques. glassware, tables, USED FURNITUfJE day bed. h.li. lots more. CALLNANCTS UNION 37B Delaware Ave. 5 9 908-233-8157 Points between Galloping SALES CONDUCTED Hill A Rite Aide. Sat 10/16 •V NANCY " r 433 NORTH AVE. 9arn-5pm. Ladies med. Le Chute outfits $15. Sweat ••• CASH MUO S«* ers, comforters, twin hdbd WESTFIELD exercise equip, h.h. etc. UNION 824 Daw*y St. Fri & DoniMn CHEVROLET 908-233-0220 Sat, 10/15-16, 9-4. Rain date 10/29-30. Lots of na www.newnorrischevrolet.com or email: norchevcaol com clothes, gloves, wintei Cat tor So H;ibla Z AN AMERICAN stuff, furn., Too much to ospanol SATURDAY SERVICE HOURS: 8am-12pm We Use tnr 11 ii jr »n listl Off West Chestnut. IREVOiimONl UNION CONTENTS OF HOUSE • 364 Ward St., Fri. Prices incl. all costs to be paid by consumer except lie, reg & taxes. Pics for illustration purp only. Not resp for typos or omissions. Excludes prior sales. This ad supersedes previous ads. 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John Leiser, left, is now vice-president of corporate operations, Robert Forcini, center, has been named vice- est levels, so have the car-buy- mately 2,000 U.S. adults ages president of operations for the BMW/Mini division and Martin Gross, right, is the full-time chief financial officer of the company. ing public's dependency on 18 and over who plan to pur- them. chase or lease a new-vehicle Exactly half of U.S. adults in within the next 12 months. Ryan Automotive announces corporate-level changes the market to buy or lease a The survey is conducted the EDISON — Rod Ryan, presi- finance manager, sales manager vehicle sales at Open Road on their primary mission — new car within the next 12 third week of each month for dent and chief executive officer and general manager at Open BMW. He served as sales manag- achieving excellence in sales months say that they are not five days on Kelley Blue Book's of Ryan Automotive L.L.C., has Road Honda, before moving to er of Open Road BMW and in and service — while the vice likely to purchase a new car in Web site. The study was announced the promotions of Morristown BMW as general 1995 was promoted to general presidents focus on corporate- the absence of incentives, designed and analyzed jointly two Ryan Automotive general manager in 1982. manager. level interaction with the facto- rebates or special financing. by Harris Interactive and managers, each to the position of Robert Forcini, formerly gener- Leiser and Forcini join Michael ries, banks and other institu- Nearly 40-percent are heavily Kelley Blue Book Marketing corporate vice president. al manager of Open Road BMW Morais, formerly general manag- tions. We've played to everyone's dependant on incentives," said Research. John Leiser, formerly general and Open Road BMW Certified er of Open Road Acura of Wayne, strengths, ensuring that our cus- Charlie Vogelheim, executive "The arrival of new 2005 manager of Morristown BMW, Pre-Owned in Edison, has been who became vice president of tomers continue to be satisfied." editor and vehicle expert at models combined with a plen- Morristown BMW Certified Pre- promoted to vice president of operations for the Asian Division In addition, Ryan announced Kelley Blue Book. "Both of tiful inventory of 2004s sitting Owned and Morristown Mini, operations for the BMW-Mini in January, overseeing sales and that Martin Gross, chief finan- these measures are at their on dealer lots, consumers can will now serve as vice president Division. He will oversee opera- operations at Open Road Acura cial officer, has given up his pri- highest levels ever. Whether expect incentives to remain of corporate operations. His tions at Open Road BMW, of Wayne, Open Road Acura of vate practice to become a full- it's gas prices or just the desire high, especially on SUVs duties will include directing real Morristown BMW, Morristown East Brunswick and Open Road time employee of Ryan to go 'green' SUV sales have through the end of the year," estate acquisitions, legal affairs, Mini and Denville BMW. Honda-Mazda in Edison. Automotive. Gross, a certified fallen off. That being said man- said Rick Wainschel, director new franchises, political affairs Forcini has been a member of "With this new organizational public accountant, began his ufacturers are implementing of marketing research at and corporate meetings. the Ryan Automotive group for structure in place, we have posi- career with Ryan Automotive as frighteningly large incentives Kelley Blue Book. Leiser has been with Ryan 23 years. After graduating from tioned Ryan Automotive for an auditor in 1982. 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