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• I WESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD Vol. 16, No. 37 fjt u. u. Friday, September 14, 2001 50 cents I* r S » Li J Briefs County to honor 'Escape from a war zone POW/MIAs Military veterans who live in Union County — especially those New York \ who spent time as Prisoners of War — are invited to participate in the annual Union County commuters \ POW/MIA Remembrance Day Ceremony on Friday, Sept. 21. This year's event begins at share tales 11:15 a.m. in front of the Union County Courthouse on Broad Street in Elizabeth. of horror Police and fire departments have been asked to sound their By THOMAS SCOTT , sirens at noon on Sept. 21 in TIIK UKCOHIt I'HKSS honor of the POWMIAs. WESTF1KLD — It was a day For more information, call they will never forget, no matter Stender's office at (908) 527- how much they may want to. 4116. Survivors of the worst terroriflt attack in America's history came off Downtown work the train at tho Westfip.ld station with stories of destruction and ready to begin mayhem no one ever dreamed WESTFIELD—Through a WOUUI hll])|HH). Union County grant of $450,000 It was literally "an escn|>e from a and another $138,000 in town war zone" said one woman, who funds downtown streetscape pro- requested that her name be with- jects and parking lot improve- hold. ments are set to begin With her HIIOOH .still covered with The streetscape projects the gray dust front the collapse of involve the setting of brick side- the twin towers of the World Trade walks and new lighting at a Center, she made her way slowly number of key intersections, from the train to her car, weary installing a brick paved alley to from her ordeal. create a theater walk" on East Others made their way to Broad next to the Rialto Theater, Westfu'id because they couldn't and placing an information kiosk find a way to get to their real at Central and East Broad homes. Street. "One plane hit and then the sec- ond plane hit," recounted a Long Also the town will install fenc- Island mnn who worked on the sev- ing, landscaping and lighting at enth floor of the World Trade the Central Avenue railroad Center. He said h« would spend the underpass between North and night at a friend's home until he South avenues and lay brick could get home. crosswalks and install lighting. "Traders remembering tho The intersection* to receive sound of the earlier bomb in 1993 new lighting and crosswalks knew the sound of a an explosion," are— South and Summit said Lite mnn who asked hia name Avenues. Central and South be withheld. "When the second avenues, Central Avenue and plane hit there was a muss exodus. Caoriola Place, Elm and East "I took a bus and a ferry from Broad streets, Prospect Avenue the financial center to Hoboken,"ho and East Broad Street, and Elm said. "Guys on the train said they and Quimby streets. saw landing gear from the plane at The town will nUo pave the ferry." behind the Rialto and Banana For most jx'ople who had loved Republic. ones, friends or relatives working in the World Trade Center, the worst part wan waiting for the Scotch Plains news. to collect brush Mountainside Avenue resident Megnn Decker knew her husbiuid SCOTCH PLAINS — The Scott goes in and out of tho World Township of Scotch Plains is Trade Center several times a day planning a tree limb and brush as a wales representative. She was pick-up program starting 7 a.m. relieved when she received a phone Sept. 17. call from him shortly after the tow- Since the DPW will be going ers' collapse. through the township once, all "He doesn't work in the Trade tree debris must be placed at Center but goes in and out of there curbs ide by this date. many times during tho day," his Only tree limbs and shrub wife said. "He called Inter to gay parts will be collected. Grass, that n friend had gotten out of the weeds, leaves, stumps, and other 80th floor of the second tower." materials will not be picked up. But some of the stories may not Fall is an excellent time to prune have a happy ending. trees before leaf season and the Policn Chief Bernard Tracy said winter months. police received call from the 105th The program will again be floor of the first tower Tuesday conducted in the same manner morning. The man wanted police to as the leaf pick-up. The DPW will help him reach his family. ; be working on the Northside But th(> connection broke as he and the Southside simultaneous- CHRISTOPHER BATRUCH/THE CHRONICLE headed to a higher floor, the chief ly,. Therefore, it is very important The World Trada Cantor burns In lower Manhattan attar the tarrorist attack Tuesday. said. to have limbs and branches at curbside by Sept. 17. Branches must be placed in bundles not exceeding 50 Local residents are outraged pounds and 4 feet in length. This allows workers to pick up the By THOMAS SCOTT toward thousands of civilians. Palentchar, another retired material at a faster rate and as a THE RECORD P11KS8 Barich was not afraid to voices Scotch Plains police officer. *J result gives all residents better his frustration. think the country knows who did service. It is very important that SCOTCH PLAINS — Like "My father died for this coun- it." the bundles are not tied with most Americans, the people gath- try," Haid Barich. "I can't believe "We have to target any coun- metal wire of any type. ered around the bar Tuesday he died for nothing at the try that harbors terroriata," In case of inclement weather, afternoon at American Legion Argonne." Pnlontdmr continued. "Bush the DPW will temporarily sus- Post 209 didn't know what to do the rtuhl thing." pend pick-up; however, it would think. Homi! hoped there would bd A ftsw hours after the nation More stories on the better security measures at air* resume service as soon as possi- was rocked by a series of terrorist World Trade Center ports. ble. attacks, they wore worried, con- "You've got to have bettor fused, somber and angry. tragedy on Page A-2, 3 security at the airport," eaidTom, The terrorist attack on tin; who declined to give his last World Trade Center was "worse Anger also filled the liar. name. "If you pay them $4 an than Pearl Harbor" said retired "Find out who did it ," said ex- hour or they barely speak Inside Scotch Plains Policeman John Marine Steve Piotrucha, "and Knglish, you'll never have secure Barich. bury them." ty. ; Commentary A-4 JIM SULUVAN/THE RECORD-PRESS While Pearl Harbor was a mil- "We will take our time and "It w,ifi HO easy, it's ridiculous,* Hundreds of workers and tourists watched the fire bum at the World itary target, Barich said, deal by the numbers in the prop- he con I i n ued. "This j ust proved it, Community Life B-1 Trade Center. Tuesday's attack was directed er manner and time," said Rich (Continued on page A-2) •> Sports C-1 Prime Time B-3 New York accepts Union County's offer of aid Obituaries B-2 By THOMAS SCOTT Union County is lending assis- just got word to move our mobile "Union County has offered 100 commuters who croge percent in assistance aid." < Joethnls Bridge to work in Ne^» THE RECOKu-l'KESS tance to the rescue efforts in command post to Manhattan Real Estate B-6 Manhattan. where it will Nerve as a commu- Murray said," Every municipali- Jersey. "It was like a parking lot ? Police Log A-6 WESTFIELD—In the wake of "We're coordinating relief nication center." ty in the county in contributing Murray said of the shelter i' a disaster that rocked downtown efforts for fire engines mid ambu- Union County resources arc- based on what they have." along Routes 1 and 9. Manhattan, the Office of lances," Public Information available for New York City, The county was also active There have been several me Emergency Management for Officer Michael Murray said, "We Murray said. providing shelter for New York (Continued on page A-S A-2 Record-Press September 14, 2001 Commuters' cars sit in train station lots at midnight By GREG MARX Closed due to National Disaster." disbelief at first, he said. "Only said. "I don't think she did." high school students said the mood And Robin Ozcan, a Cranford STAFF WHITKK And that terrifying news may when I got home and saw my fami- The lack of accurate information was "silent." resident, took pride in her country's have been just the beginning, as ly did I think about what could was especially difficult for many "Lots of kids were just walking response but pleaded with people UNION COUNTY — As of 11 local residents tried to make sense have happened (to me) and what residents. down the hallway crying," said one to keep level heads and not strike a.m. Wednesday, at least one grand- of the assault and its impact on did happen to so many people At Westfield High School, stu- Cranford girl. No announcement to out against Arab-Americans. father and two fathers of Crunford their community and their world. there." dents said the principal announced the student body was made until The massive relief efforts "show students were unaccounted for in Seemingly every area resident "Now, I feel a lot of anger about early in the morning the nation the end of the day, she said, but she the people of the United States the wake of Tuesday's terrorist knew or knew of .someone who it," he said Tuesday evening. was "under military attack" and watched classmates be called down have a lot of good character," she attack on the World Trade Center. works in lower Manhattan. That progression — from shock students had to move their cars to the office and not return. said. But she added her son is half- Just before midnight Tuesday But if there was a glimmer of to anger, frustration and grief — from the National Guard Armory Elsewhere, as the shock passed, Turkish, and said, "my mother night, 25 cars sat in the commuter ho[M; to be gained this week, it was was replayed countless times in the parking lot across the street. local residents responded in many called yesterday and said you'd bet- parking lot at the Cranford train just how many p«>jjle have lx.*en area in the wake of Tuesday's ter- After that, "it was discussed in ways to the tragedy. ter keep him close to home for now." .station. able to make it out of the area alive. rorist attack, every class — classes weren't held," "I've definitely got some anger. But for all the devastation In the door of a local bank, some- Dave Collier, a Cranford resi- "I couldn't believe it," said as students tried to contact rela- Don't wait for an apology, don't wait wrought by the attack, local com- one had posted the .sign, "Bank dent and banking consultant, was Barbara Canfield of Cranford, tives who were in New York, one for anyone to take credit —just get munities were functioning this immediately across the street when whose friend once worked in the boy said. rid of them," said Keith Hoffman, week. the towers exploded. towers. "You really can't compre- "People were crying throughout who works in Cranford. Those (ter- All students were picked up on "A little nfler 8:30, I heard a hend it." each hallway, people were comfort- rorists) should die. I don't care time from schools on Tuesday. screaming jet and a boom," Collier "I can't step crying," said ing each other," said his friend. "It which group did it. Just take them Superintendents in Cranford and A Pann Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper said. 'Then a massive explosion. 1 Kenilworth resident Annette Soos. was pretty bad." all out." Kenilworth urged parents to send NJNPublishing©200] saw massive amounts of debris, One of Sooa' sons had his plane One student said he had con- "First I was surprised, then I children to school Wednesday and some the size of a refrigerator, just evacuated before he could take off firmed his father, who works at the started getting really angry," said reported absentee levels were Record-Press (USPS 006-049) is raining from the sky." from Atlanta Tuesday morning; towers, was safe, and knew about Beth Post, who grew up viewing lower than expected. published on Friday by NJN another, a member of theFive other students whose parents the towers from her Mountainside Mr. .Fs in downtown Cranford Publishing, 301 Central Ave., Clark, Collier ran from his ninth-floor office to find « pile of rubble form- Kenilworth Volunteer Fire had been injured. "If I hadn't spo- home. "I really felt it was a symbol was crowded with people getting NJ 07066 (908) 575-6660, Second Department, was called in for duty. ken to my dad, I don't know what of my childhood. That's why I start- their morning coffee Wednesday. class postage paid at Cranford, NJ ing in the street. "I saw a piece of an airplnne... To my left, I saw a foot. "We have to pray for everybody." I'd do," he said. ed getting really enraged." And the streets were full of cars 07016, POSTMASTER: please heading to work. send changes toNJN Publishing , You couldn't even see the blacktop." One of the many people who did Not everyone was as fortunate. Others expressed sorrow. "It's Fulfillment office , PO Box 699, Minutes later, Collier heard the head to church Tuesday was Cathy One girl stood, near tears, outside just a pervading sadness. It's just so "It's incredible to me things were Somervllle, NJ 08876, same sound again. "That's when it Candia of Cranford. "My daughters the entrance to the building, trying deep," former Cranford resident going on as normal," said Canfield. Subscription rates by mail, ono was pretty clear it wasn't an acci- got u good friend who worked in the in vain to get through to a relative Jane Dill said Wednesday morning. But as anyone who witnessed the year within Union County $17, out dent," Collier said. "You saw people World Trade Center and I don't in New York on her cell phone. "It seemed unreal, but now it's last two days knows, it was any- of county $20, out of state $24. To running around, bleeding. It was a know if she got out or not," Candia In Cranford and Kenilworth, real." thing but. subscribe call 1-800-300-9321 war zone." 'There was a kind of feeling of Local residents are outraged Residents Diabetic Patients! (Continued from page A-l) firefighters were first on the scene." would never be in a situation like If you have Medicare or Private Insurance I think we all know it'll happen "I couldn't believe it went down," this." again. he said. "Everybody closed down "My deceased father worked at eager to .You may be eligible to receive your "It's time to get the foreigners and 1 reported to the fire depart- the Port Authority located in the Diabetic supplies at out of the country. You just don't ment." second tower, said Scotch Plains know who they are." Dunn said a call had already resident Cindy Lea Kuntz, give blood NO Cost To You! But, in the end, it was sadness gone out for fire departments "Everyone he trained and worked For more information call that dominated the atmosphere. throughout Union County to pro- with perished." By THOMAS SCOTT "We lost a lot of guya," said vide supjwrt toth e rescue effort. "This is catastrophic," said one Diabetic Supply Program Scotch Plains volunteer fireman "I'm still in school for firefight- man who wished to remain TIIEKBCORD-PHESS Brian Dunn who saw the World iiig," said Dunn, "We were studying unnamed. "This is bad. I cannot WESTFIELD ~ People are Toll Free 1-888-466-2678 Trade Center collapse from his examples like the Oklahoma City believe I saw the twin towers fall turning out in droves to show (No HMO patients, please.) workplace in Elizabeth. "New York bombings. Our instructor said we today." support for victims of the attack on the World Trade Center by donating biood. While residents were showing up to give blood at the local Red Cross Center on Elm Street Tuesday they were advised instead to fill out appointment cards and wait to be contacted. " When the appeal for blood went out," Keila Rader, Red Cross Public Affairs Person said. aoB-our "It was standing room only." If The need is constant today," [•I I Li i STORE said Rader, "But we encourage WAREHOUSE people to make an appointments For So Litth to give blood." For an appointment call 1- 800-GIVE LIFE or visit the Red YOUR CHOICE FARBERWARE Cross website at www.redcro8s.org. "People wanti- 20 pc. Stainless ng to give blood should be in good health, at least 17, and weigh a each Flatware Set llOpounds," Rader said. \if: Sarviea for 4 The Red Cross' activities are not limited to collecting blood. •Britttity • Unetlot • Nouwiu 'The shelters are open," Rader said, "There are 10 Emergency Response Vehicles on Sam Ytir hand that serve snacks to work- ers." Black HAMILTONBEACH Mental health professionals /tawr Pro S-Spttd MICROWAVE OVEN will also be in the New York area. Food Processor HAMVSTAND MIXER .6 cu.ft. • 6O0 Watts SAKURA "Pwjple are profoundly affect- 400 WtW H -P»w»rfuPfl l 100 willt t -D.tKitiiUDttU t ll •35 Mln. Tinur • 5 Power U*lt #MW8618W ed by what they have seen, " Rwtnlblt SIlMtthrad Dlu h" Rader said, "Well be at the scene • 6 Cup Bowl «FF-IOOO IXP. W\Wo\ elim*tw $49.99 iDinnerware' as long as there is a need." A local hotline operated by Stnriet ht 4 Contact We Care of Scotch Plains SUNNY n£l»n*«rt $39.99 is gearing up for an increased volume of callers, Clinical •LIGHT Director Ilona Tomasvewski Idmml Drawstring said. Cotton Lycra 64 M. "We haven't had a whole lot of JOWA TRASH BAGS calls yet," Tomasvewski said, KNIT TOPS ChaealaH Ctvtiwd 90 ct. "But we expect much more when In TurtknwVf, Crew or V-rwcki Raspberry 4M* the grief sets in.~They are also R»9. $4.97 • Csmpira Al $9.99 or Marttimallawr 13 Gallon affiliated with a similar group in Cherry Twltt* 9 «. New York and expect to take NOT IN ROSEDAU^tNEW UtRECHT AVt, BROOKUffl overflow calls from that group. Offer of aid Piqisocfent TOOTHPASTE "MUM Coronet (Continued from page A-l) ings among county officials such as Bath Tissue Union County Sheriff Ralph Froehlich, Union County Manager 2 PLY • DOUBLE ROLLS Michael J. LaPolla, and 420 SltMtt Eieh Assignment Judge Edward W. Replacement Filters Beglin, to discuss security issues 'HUGCIES DIAPERS PACK' and to assess reports of new OF for threats, Murray said. The county is for boys & girls pac in charge of security for the court- EXP. All Sizes S-M-L-XL of for house complex . Also with the bulk of Newark Airport in Union County "we had lean Flyer Closeout! lobil MOTOR no idea when or where the attacks would stop," Murray said. With so ["Newport" Collection DOVE OIL much of what goes on in New York 1 Qt. filtering through Newark Airport Tumbo Uprights [Dishwashing IOW-3O • 10W-40 Anli-Freeze there was no telling when an 20W-50 • SW-30 Cnnlattf attack might effect this area, liquid Murray said. "One terrorist flight wliich was Vw Pay Eliewtura $100.00 17fl. 01. ANT1 FREEZE! brought down outside of Pittsburgh !KI malt-in nt»H - 3OC &COOIANTflf( >,,=. originnted in Newark," Murray Laundry Detergent FINAL I g.llon Aftar * 1 said. 32" Powder (#OO FfoitCut^ Wall-In Reb«t« "A sense of heightened sensitivi- 34 Loads ty is still the focus," Murray said, Elntfhare $150.00 MOT AFTER $1 SO MML-4M HE ME Sale Price 3.3 kj/7.27 Ib. "Security is still the priority." '19/08 EXP. 9/IV/0I AMD PURCHASE OF 5 (ITS Local county facilities are being readied to accept casualties , Philadelphia N.V. Murray said. New Jersey Locations Locations Locations "Runnells Hospital has bed Rising Sun Plan Ro*ttd«l« space for injured persons," Murray Spring Vnllau said, "Cemeteries have capacity to EDISON Former TOPS • Rt. 271 Block South of Washington tee. 732-393-1300 215-742-4440 Mi ad la town Nanuat store bodies. We expect several Former Riekels W. Hiimpitand LODI FlualilnQ hundred bodies for identification CHERRY HILL JERSEY CITY LINDEN NEWARK 2842 St. Vincent St. once they have been pulled from 970 Etm SI. Rt. 17 Former P«thmark Former Riokols MSI Will Si. Goorgei Am. 269279 Farcy Strwl HlokgvllU Hmttk, HJ (Fcrmilly 215-331-1600 Farmlngdnle the rubble." 201-368-8000 CorntrofBmctRd.&ft.7O 321 Rt. 440 Lidan, NJ (Formally P B rolelvll n Oletwlden, Pa tVuslbury Emergency vehicles and shel- Baldwin ters from the county will remain UNION 609-857-1155 201-333-0006 908-486-7700 973-589-0400 120 Me Pada Bhvrf. ManhaHAfi Formw RlelaU • 2401 RTHW ALL SEASONAL ITEMS NO RAIN CHECKS - NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 6I0-522-9M9 Slolan Island available as necessary. There is In Unhn Plus WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOME ILLUSTRATIONS MAV BE FOR DESIGN PURPOSES ONIV nothing Union County won't do, " 732-393-1300 Murray said. September 14, 2001 Record-Press Officials powerless to ease suffering By THOMAS SCOTT _ mi: nKcouu pit loss I/wal officials aiv frustrated by Uuui' inability to help ease the pain ami uncertainties of residents after Tuesday's terrorist attack. "1 feel .saddened mid totally frus- trated not to be able to do more for the jxHjple of lown," said Westfield Mayor Gregory McDermott. "I ana sympathetic to the [>eople waiting for answers." McDcrmott noted that between 2,500 and 3,000 Westfield residents commute to New York City. About 1,000 commuters use the Fanwood train station; 60 percent come from Scotch Plains, 30 per- NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER cent from Fanwood and the balance come from surrounding communi-. ties. Learning center dedication "We don't know of anyone lost [ Rabbi Charles Kroloff la congratulated by the congregation and community, including Acting Gov, Donald yet," Muyor lxnris Jung of Fnnwood • DiFranceaco, aecond from right, at Sunday'a dedication of the learning center at Temple Emanu-el named said, "but there definitely ia one tor him. H didn't take long for Molly Greenberg, 22 months, to try out all the toya in a ctassroom at the cen- person we know is unaccounted ter In Westfield. for." The impact of a missing person is immediate on a family, neighbor- hoods, and kids in school, McDennottsaid. "I had the unfortunate situation lost night and today uf having to After attack, life will never be the same visit, with Chief Tracy and Captain Coinpton, every homo of n peeson reported missing," McDermott said. Westfield resident Lauren Newmark escapes from destruction at World Trade Center "It was heartbreaking to see people, young people with young kids." ; heart attack. vator from the 63rd floor to the feet, and Bhe quickly made her way She eventually stopped in a Scotch Plums Mayor Martin RECORD PRESS As co-workera raced past her 44th floor. After reaching the 44th to the stairwell. People were push- small store and convinced tlie own- Marks said he was aware of somq study room, not saying a word but floor, n thunderous jolt shook the ing to get into the stairwell, but ers to allow her to use the phono. dose calls for some residents. > Tuesday started the same as only tossing panicked glances in building, knocking Newmark to once on the stairs everybody coop- Mascara running all over her face, "It'B just a matter of time before any other day. her direction, she didn't under- the floor and tossing debris around erated. The stairwell was too nar- her throat dry and muscles we start hearing of personal The alarm clock blared at 5:45 stand what was going on, but she her. row to negotiate quickly, and it exhausted, she finally contacted tragedies," Marks said. a.m. The commute from Westfield soon became stifling hot. her family, and soon mot her father McDermott commended the way to Newark, and Newark to Women led their high-heeled in Union Square. the elementary schools and middle Manhattan was crowded and slow. shoes on the landings and helped "I wna still terrified. 1 wan schools kept children calm and the It was the same as it was before, "When I was lying on the ground I thought I was going men loosen their neckties. exhausted and 1 just wanted toge t way community groups have but will never be again. to die. I had no idea what was going on, I thought they Newmark eventually made it out of the city. I didn't feel safe in responded. Lauren Newmark was sitting at were bombing the building, i just thought Tm dying here, down to the concourse level, and as the city, I thought they were going Marks applauded the efforts of her desk shortly after 8 a.m., on she looked out at onto Liberty to Btart bombing everything." local fire crews and rescue squads. the 73rd floor of World Trade and I'm alone'" Street, where she normally enters Newamark, her father, and two "I'm very proud of several emer- Center Tower 2, the north tower. the building and smokes ciga- of her friends from Wcstfiold who gency response tonniH that have A 1997 graduate of Westfield rettes, she saw nothing but fallen were further uptown, were able to gone to serve, outside of Scotch High and a 2001 grad of Bucknell, knew she had to find out. A second plane had struck debris and ash. Security officers grab a 3:30 train out of Ponn i'laina," Marks said, Several shifts she began Morgan Stanley's Grabbing her ID card, but leav- Tower 2, escorted them around the indoor Station, arriving safely back in of Scotch Plains firemen are Financial Advisor Training mall and out through WTC 5 on to Westfield at 5:15, away from the already in Staten Island along with ing behind her cell phone, wallet She sprinted to the left, head- a Indder truck, Marks said. Program just over a month ago. and purse, Newmark left the study ing for a stairwell, but was pushed Fulton Street. rubble, but still with many pieces 1 Sitting in the study room in the room and found all the brokers had to the ground and stepped on by "I turned around and saw the to pick up. "A rescue team has already middle of her floor, having finished left the floor. She made her way the panicked mob. tops of the buildings on fire," she "I'm really angry, I don't under- responded to a call in Hoboken," her morning coffee and bagel, she across the floor, where her bruneh "When I was lying on the said. "1 knew it wasn't safe, so I just stand this world. There's no order. I Marks said. pulled out a practice test and start- manager was hurrying people to a ground I thought I was going to started walking up the street. really thought I was going to die. 1 Jung suid a Fanwood Rescue ed to prepare for the Series 7 exam staircase. die," she said. "I had no idea what Looking for a phone she walked thought I was never going to got Squad team has been assigned to she planned on taking Oct. 5. Overlook Hospital in Summit and "When we got on the stairs, wae going on. I thought they were five blocks before stopping at a pay out of there. wits on call to go to Manhattan As she began to read the first that's when I first heard that a bombing the building. I just phone. After moving up to next in "I don't know yet if my friends later. question she heard a crash to her plane had hit the other tower," she thought 'I'm dying here, and I'm line, she looked up to see her tower from work are still alive. I don't "The fire department is over on right, followed by the sound of one said. "Everybody just thought it alone.' crumble to the ground. Hordes of want to go back into the city for a Staten Island," .Jung said, "Police of her co-workers screaming for was an accident. I wasn't scared, I "You realize how important people began running her way and really long time." offtcorN an* on emergency relief!" her husband, who also worked in didn't think I was going to die, I things are. It's not my job. I'm 23 ran aa fast as she could to get away the building. just wanted to leave and I was and I work at Morgan Stanley. from the approaching cloud. She was unaware of the horror wondering if my boss would under- What's that? That's nothing." "I just felt terrified. I felt help- that had just struck Tower 1, stand." A man scooped her up by her less. There was nothing 1 could do, "There's New Hope For Carpal thinking someone had just had a She eventually grabbed an ele- armpits and put her bnck on herso I stopped running." Tunnel Syndrome Sufferers!..." Amish quilt and craft show to be held at Westfield Armory Union County, N.J. - A controversial free report lias just been released which is angering doctors all over Ihc country. If you WESTFIELD — An Amish and much more from the Amish In the past 14 years she has Spokane, Wa.; Colorado Springs, quilt and craft Bale will be held on and other craftspeople of held well received sales in Co,; and Haywjird and Roaeville, suffer from symptoms related to carpal tunnel syndrome and are Sept. 22, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Lancaster County, Pa. Rochester, White Plains and Stony Ca. This will be the third sale in tired of wearing splints, taking pills, or hearing about surgery, then Weatfield Armory, 500 Rahway Amish County Quilta & Crafts Brook, N.Y; Annandule, Va; Westfield. you need this free report. To order your copy of this stunning new Ave. is a cottage-type industry. Jane Phoenix, Az.; Lowell, Ma.; Raleigh, There is no admission charge to The sale will feature a large Benton formed the business 14 N.C.; Austin, Texas; Seattle and get into the sale. , report call toll-free 1-800-286-4937 24 hr. recorded message. selection of more than 250 quilts years ago to hold quilt sales (for twin, full, queen and king around the country. She goes to beds), more than 500 wall hang- the Lancaster County farms of her ings 'smaller quilts used like art- Amish friends and neighbors to Turn your car into a cure. work on a wall), pillows, dolls, art- collect their handmade items to Donate your quality used vehicle today! 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When this editorial is being written on Tuesday after- nothing noon, the nation is in a state of shock. People are sad, numb, Of Those Who Lost confused and angry. Nobody was ashamed to cry. left to say There are images of the World Trade Center that will for- ever be burned into our consciousness. And our lives will be There is nothing amusing to measured by where we were when we heard about this. say this week. The nation will take a long time to recovery. There is nothing I can write For those who lost loved ones in the attack, there may that is meaningful. Their Lives On Use this space for your own never be a recovery. There are still too many unanswered questions. thoughts and prayers. We do not know who is responsible for this attack, the Remember the dead. worst act of terrorism in this country's history. When the retribution cornea, it will be delivered with the united out- rage of the civilized world. We do not know what the final death toll will be and we September 11, 2001 may never know. The magnitude of this attack is beyond belief; there were 50,000 Americans killed in Vietnam and we pray the amount of dead from Tuesday's attack does not approach that. i, , ^t- Americans are at their best in times of adversity. For >. 4^ i5i example, hospitals throughout the area reported scores and scores of calls from people wanting to donate blood. < But this attack will test our character more than any . -4' !*£**&' other event in our country's history. eJj3B3ISj8Bu We are a strong and great country. We enjoy freedoms that are unknown in many parts of the world. And now we Letters to the editor have to draw upon our reserves of courage and faith to .' ,*» guide us through these darkest days. 13tfftH3BBBwBj We will grieve for those who were killed and we will pray for their souls. We will do everything we can do to assist their loved ones and friends. Anger regulation helps heal the pain We are a strong and great country. We will survive. ij i * To The Record-Press: niques rarely work to heal the pain underneath ••? % A California-based Institute of Ethics has significant forms of anger. At least two of the stu- * *-i»®f'* r * recently released results of a nationwide study dents who shot others in school completed anger concerning adolescents and anger. Over 15,000 management training. In contrast to anger man- The Record-Press is here for you students from middle and high school were sam- agement, anger regulation teaches how to heal The following information should help you get your pled throughout the nation. The results provide the pain that anger is based on. It is an emotion- ideas and community news into The Record-Press: alarming statistics for our society. al regulation technique designed to increase M Seventy-five percent of all high school boyB one's emotional intelligence. Emotional intelli- .. . * Call Editor Kathleen Phillips at (908) 575-6686 with and 60 percent of all high school girls admitted to gence has been shown to be more predictive of story suggestions, questions or comments. hitting someone out of anger in the previous year. success in life over IQ. Emotional intelligence can *.' if ' For sports, call Dan Murphy at (908) 575-6698. Another result showed that 43 percent of high be learned and cultivated. It starts with the abil- Our address: The Record-Press, P.O. Box 699, school boys and 37 percent of middle school boys ity to regulate one's emotions and act in one's Somerville, NJ 08876. believed that it was okay to hit or threaten some- best interest. This means converting the emo- Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. body who had made you angry. Nineteen percent tions of attack and avoid and hurt into the emo- Our e-mail address is [email protected]. of both high school and middle school girls felt it tions of heal, correct and improve. This can be ..? Correction policy was OK to hit someone out of anger. done through training and practice. r These results show that anger continues to be With emotional regulation it is possible to The Record-Press will correct errors of fact, context or a pervasive problem in our society. These results retain ownership over one's emotions and core i ' i * 1 I presentation and clarify any news content that confuses are perhaps reflected in the increase in aggra- hurts and not blame them on other people. This i or misleads readers. Please report errors to Editor vated assaults by adolescents that have occurred leads to increased personal responsibility. I ' * " 4 Kathleen Phillips at (908)575-6686. since 1993 as well as the 30 percent increase in believe Sigmund Freud was right when he stated 1 assaults against New Jersey school personnel in that one of the hardest things for people to say is 1 Deadlines 1 the 1998-99 year. "I did it." Regulating one's painful emotions •• M i The deadline for submitting articles and presB releases Anger is the emotion underlying behaviors allows one to accept responsibility for mistakes. to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. The letters deadline designed to hurt other people. It also underlies Admitting mistakes in our society usually means .r is noon Monday. efforts to hurt one's self. It is n powerful emotion some aspect of guilt, shame and guilt is then originating in the brain's limbic system, which is transferred and blamed on someone else. Rather Letter policy developed by the time we are Five years old. Our than seeing guilt and shame as punishments, Letters should be no longer than 200 words and may be cerebral cortex, which controls thought and our these emotions are signs of telling you what to understanding of the world, is not fully developed do. If you are ashamed of something, see this as a edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. Letters until we are 25 years old. We feel with our emo- sign that you need to do something different and should be typewritten and include the writer's daytime tions much bhe same as we did hundreds of thou- change your behavior. Our society has miscon- telephone number for verification. sands of years ago. strued the meaning of shame. We often label it as Send letters to the above addresses or fax number. We live in an angry and blaming time. As a a punishment, when in reality it is designed to be Announcements society, we tend to blame our problems on some- a behavior check, Healing these emotions allows 1 one or something else. The results of the study one to operate in their own best interest. In fact, *- "4 Wedding, engagement, anniversary and birth with ndolescents show that the blaming of some- a useful question to ask yourself before initiating announcements are printed without charge in The Record- one else is often translated into violence against any action is "is this in my beat interest?" •J ., Press. Send your news and photos to the above address. that person. It was also shown, many believe that Honestly answering this question will save you If you would like help organizing your announcement, it is OK to hurt, hit or threaten someone that has much heartache and misery. I'm sure if you call Tina McAleer at (908) 575-6703 and ask for a form. done something to hurt you. Anger is based on applied this retroactively you would see what I We accept color or black-and-white photographs. Please experiencing inner emotional pain, which is mean. do not send irreplaceable photographs. If you would like quickly numbed by the anger. In fact, anger can RONALD J. COUGHLIN, Ed.D your photo returned, send along a stamped, self- numb pain 5,000 times faster than you can say President, New Jersey Violence Prevention addressed envelope. the words "I am angry." Anger management tech- Institute It's time to give Basilone his due VVESTFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD To the Record-Press: Monroe. Recently I witnessed something so disturbing More disturbing than the fact that we have to A Perm Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper that I had to write. I was at the local Pathmark and beg for a stamp for a hero is that no one stopped. NJN Publishing © 2001 there was a gentleman with a petition. One that I So, the next time your husband, or son or rela- sign every time I am asked. The sad part is that I tive in the military is sent on deployment take Thomas H. Krekel have not seen any results for years. heart...perhaps if he gives his life for his country President All this gentleman was asking for was n signa- — and saves the lives of his men — maybe all the ture to get John Basilone on a U.S. postage stamp. cartoon characters will already be taken and we Rosemarie Maio Now I realize that a Congressional Medal of Honor might consider remembering his name. Publisher winner and perhaps one of N.J.'s bravest sons does Remember John Basilone and let's make this Vice President - Advertising not rank in importance with Bugs Bunny and stamp happen. It's long past time. Michael Denk Kathleen Phillips Dnffy Duck. Write your congressman and ask him to pass Executive Editor Editor This gentleman, obviously n World War II veter- Bill SR60 or contact Pete Ippolito, 1883 Vauxhall Eileen Bickel Allan Conover an, is under the impression that John Bnsilone Road, Union, NJ 07083 for more information. died so we would have freedom and that should put Ruth K. Becht Advertising Director Sports Editor him in the ranks of Lucille Ball nnd Mnrilyn Cranford John Tsimboukis Jane Yoder Production Circulation Director JNTTIV Schundler is best bet for governor Recurit-Prcis (USPS OOMM'J) i-. puMMii-'il mi 1 inlay In NJN I'nhlisliing . .101 Centrsil Avc. To The Record-Press A problem solver, we can rely on Bret Schundler Clark, NJ 07066 (908) S75-(iM)H. Sctoml i-l.iss ptiyliiju- p.iid at Crnnfonl. NJ (17016, Out with the old and in with (he new and best to clean house, restore dignity to our state govern- POSTMASTER: please srml chnnj-i-s n> NJN riiMMiin,. l-nllilImcnl office , PO Box 6W, Republican candidnte for Governor, Bret Schundler, ment, dispose of old problems and deal creatively Somerville, NJ 08H76. Suhsciiplum tutes l>> IIKIII. one ye;if waliin Uimin County SI7, oui nf that we've seen for many years. cctunly $20, out (if siule $24. Tn Mihscrihe cull t -SIHl-.ltKl-'Mil Of the highest integrity with n proven record of with new ones. Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 • News: 908-575-6686 achievement and outstanding leadership, Bret A vote for Bret is a vote for positive change, Advertising: 732-396-4223 • Classified: 1-800-578-1435 Schundler is ideally qualified in every way to lead HENRY E. ENQELBRECHT our state back to its preeminent status. Bedmlnster September 14, 2001 Record-Press Daughter is giving her father a slice of life By OREO MARX abdominal scar produced when the doctors, in Audra's RECORD-PRESS words, "open you like a book." "Audra was the last person in the world I wanted to CRANFORD — Steven Dale is facing the fight of do this with," said Steven. "I never asked her to do his life. And he's got his daughter, Audra, right beside this." him. But the pool of people who are willing and able to Steven Dale, a longtime township resident who for donate an organ is small. The donor must be of the many years operated a women's clothing store in same blood type of the recipient and meet several other Cranford, learned in 1991 he has the hepatitis C virus. criteria, among them the ability to take two months off In recent years, doctors have discovered three tiny from work. That ruled out Steven's other family mem- spots on his liver, which they believe may be cancerous. bers. While Steven appears vibrant and healthy today, his So when Audra's blood test confirmed she and her liver could deteriorate rapidly with little notice. father shared a blood type, she called her mother, Now, Steven Dale needs a new liver And on Sept. Janice, and said, "It's a go. Set up the appointment." 25, at New York University Medical Center, Audra is "I have no choice in this situation. She has choices," going to give him half of hers. Steven says of his daughter. Living donor liver transplant surgery has become But the choice was not difficult, Audra said. more common in recent years for two reasons: There "Everybody asks me about it, and I'm like, it's my dad. are not nearly enough cadaver donors to meet the To put two months on hold to see him live another 40 need, and the liver is the only major organ with the years, to see me get married, to see his grandkids," ability to regenerate itself. makes the surgery well worth the risk, she said. If all goes well, both Dales will have fully-grown, As the surgery nears, the family is approaching it healthy livers about two months after the surgery. And with remarkable calm. Steven is more nervous about all should go well — the family has a crack medical putting aside his medical consulting business than the team, headed by Dr. Lewis Teperman, who was recent- surgery, Audra said. As for herself, she said, "I don't ly featured in the New York Times Magazine. Steven, really feel scared. I guess I'm not really thinking about 58, and Audra, 23, are in good health. The surgery has it yet. I guess I'll think about it the night we're driving a success rate of about 90 percent. in." But the surgery also carries serious risks. The over- And should anything go astray prior to the opera- all fatality rate from surgery is estimated at between tion, Janice will be there to keep them on track. "You 0.2 and 1 percent, and donor's risk may be slightly learn you have to keep on top of the doctors," Janice GREG MARX/RECOPRD-PRESS greater than the recipient's. Then there is the pain, the said. "I want to make sure I know everything that's Steven Dale Is shown with his daughter, Audra, who will give her father half of her liver. risk of blood clotting and pneumonia, and the targe going on. This is my husband, my daughter." Rotary seeks nominees for two awards Health & Fitness WESTFIELD — The Rotary plumber in Westfield. He was the Emerson Thomas Award is pre- Club of Westfield, celebrating its treasurer of the Rotary Club of sented to a Westfield Rotary mem- 80th anniversary this year, is Westfield for 25 years, and a ber who demonstrates exceptional seeking nominations from the Rotarian for more than 40 years, vocational achievement. What you should really know community for two vocational Nominees are made from the com- The community is invited to awards honoring recipients who munity at large and all profession- nominate candidates for both exemplify outstanding perfor- als who show superior accomplish- awards by sending a letter of rec- mance in their chosen vocation. ments in their chosen vocational ommendation to the Westfield about immunizing your child "Two years ago, the Rotary field are eligible. Rotary Vocational Service Club of Westfield created both the The H. Emerson Thomas Chairman Debbie Schmidt, (ARA) - Immunizations have nizations, the following diseases * three doses of hepatitis B < Jimmy Coventry Award and H. Award honors the former Westfield Area Chamber of been so successful in the United could be unleashed: measles, vaccine ! Emerson Thomas Award to recog- Westfield mayor and councilman. Commerce, P.O. Box 81, Westfield, States, some people take them mumps, polio, rubella (German * three doses of pneumococ-! nize professionals in all types of Thomas was a member of the NJ 07091. for granted, ignoring the impor- measles), pertussis (whooping cal vaccine j occupations," said Jane Sentivan, Rotary Club of Westfield for 54 The Vocational Awards will be tance of getting themselves and cough), diptheria, tetunua (lock- * one dose of measles, mumps ; Westfield Rotary president. years, and owner of Thomas presented at the weekly Rotary their children vaccinated. In jaw), haemophilus inflcunzue and rubella vaccine (MMR) j The Jimmy Coventry Award Associates, Inc., an engineering luncheon on Oct. 23 fact, according to the Centers type b (Hib disease, a major * one dose of varicella vac- • honors Coventry, a Westfield resi- and contracting firm that was For more information, call for Disease Control and cause of bacterial meningitis), cine '. dent who earned his living as a located in Westfield. The H. Debbie Schmidt at (908) 233-3021. Prevention (CDC), 20 percent of heputitis B, varicella (chicken- In addition, there are vac- ', U.S. children are missing one or pox) and pneumococcnl disease cines required before your child..! more recommended immuniza- (a cause of bacterial meningitis enters* school and throughout Children's programs at Westfield Library tions. Yet making sure your chil- and blood infections). childhood. Your pediatrician WESTFIELD — A variety of Oct. 17. Nov. 8 and Dec, 13. dren have been properly immu- The CDC recommends the should keep you informed of children's programs for the fall are 4'B & Pre-K's will meet on No pre-registration is neces- nized is still one of the best following vaccinations by the necessary immunizations, planned at the Westfield Memorial Tuesday mornings, 10:30-11 Sept. sary. Just sign in at the Children's ways you can protect them time your child is 2 years old: Proper immunization is nec- 20-Oct. 18, or Monday afternoons, Desk the day of the program. against dangerous — even dead- * four doses of diphtheria, essary to protect ourselves and Two's on Twos-day, a 20-minute 1:30-2 from Sept. 17-Oct. 15 (not Children must have a valid ly -- infectious diseases. tetanus and pertussis vaccine the people around us. To learn program of picture books, songs Oct. 8). Westfield Library Card and be the Don't Wait to Vaccinate (DTaP) more, or to ensure your child's and fingerplays, designed for 2- All children in kindergarten appropriate age for the story time. Most vaccines recommended * four doses of Hib vaccine immunizations nre up-to-date, year-olds and an accompanying and up are invited to the library to Sessions start promptly at 10:30, for young children are the ones * three doses of polio vaccine contact your physician. adult will be held on Tuesdays, join in the fun at the After-School 1:30 or 3:45 p.m., and no children that protect against serious, Oct. 2-Nov. 13 (not Nov. 6), 10:30- Activities Program. This one-hour will be admitted after the session potentially life-threatening dis- 10:50 a.m. program meets on selected begins. Group size is limited, so eases. Children's immune sys- Pre-School 3s may attend a 30- Thursdays, 3:45-4:45 p.m., and come early to ensure a spot. tems are still developing and minute program on either includes stories, crafts, videos arid The library is located at 550 may need help fighting off seri- Tuesday afternoons, 1:30-2 from refreshments, all celebrating a East Broad St. Call the Children's ous infection. Before vaccines SPORTS MEDICINE Sept. 18-Oct, 16 or Wednesday special theme or event. Dates for Department at (908) 789-4090 were widely used, many chil- Hmmfll Bfflttflfl mornings, 10:30-11 from Sept. 19- the program are Sept. 20, Oct. 11, with any questions. dren died of diseases that vac- cines prevent today, such as Pnscnial by William Rdl, R.I'T whooping cough, measles and PRESCRIPTION FOR HEALTH polio. Medical rn.is.sage is practiced by massage practitioners to provide optimum treatment. Untruths Uncovered therapists whose work is guided by prescrip- Medical niiissage is just une way your physi- Some people believe that vac- tions provided by physicians and chiroprac- cal therapist can help you alter injury or Opening Soon cine-preventable diseases have tors. The directed course of treatment mates surgery, manage musculoskeletai pain, regain been eliminated from the use of specific technujucs fur ire.tling injuries lost flexibility, strength, range of motiun, and United States, so children no and illnesses, in addition tn facilitating physi- itiore. Your physical tnctapM, on your doc- cal rehabilitation. Medical massage utilizes tor's referral, will plan a program of therapy longer need to be vaccinated. the basic strokes of Swedish massage in spe- tailored in your particular needs and ability Thia is untrue. Although vacci- cialized techniques thai are intended to level, When ymir physician refers you for nations have reduced some dis- achieve precise physiological results. Those physical rehabilitation, plume BELL eases to rare occurrences in the who practice medical massage are particularly REIMBILITATION & SPORTS MEDICINE United States, many of the informed about contraindications lo massage at (908) 272-5955, We are conveniently viruses and bacteria are still and about the course of disease processes. In located at 777 Walnut Ave., Cranford. Most circulating in other parts of the addition, they must be familiar with other private insurances are accepted. Auto world. Travelers and immi- medical treatments so as to be aware of possi- Insurance Claims are our specialty, and we PLAygAfiE CENTER ( grants unknowingly bring dis- ble side effects. Thus, medical massage thera- will submit your hills for compensation, No eases into our country every pists work in conjunction with primary health faults Si Medicare. .361 Sooth Avenue East • Westfield. NJ 07090 day. Without proper immuniza- tion, the diseases could quickly P.S. Medical massage is generally shorter in length nnj more focused than H full-rxuly Swedish (903)233-9151 spread throughout the U.S. pop- ulation, potentially causing an epidemic. Other people fear that get- ting vaccinated will cause harm- ful side effects, illnesses and even death. The risks of serious disease from not being vaccinat- ed far outweigh the risks of seri- ous reaction to a vaccination. Most adverse effects are minor and temporary, such as a mild fever, rash or sore arm, and can be treated by taking aceta- minophen before or after vacci- nation. According to the CDC, more serious adverse reactions are rare, occurring once in thou- sands to millions of doses. Disabling the Diseases Without childhood imrau- Nominations sought for Cranford awards RUNNELLS is a state-of-the-art facility staffed 24 hours a CRANFORD — The Cranford day by dedicated physicians and professional nurses Chamber of Commerce will pre- sent its annual Pride in Cranford For mure than HI) VLMP. our w.-mn, I We ulfer pliysic.il, occupational, speech Awards on Oct. 24 at the friendly staff lus provided tin1 highest iV .Ktivitifs therapies Galloping Hill Inn, in Union. i|n.ility profcsKiiLiI urc I OiMiiedi'iiMl & personal inrc Individuals and organizations that have contributed to mnking Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Center Cranford a better place to live Out1 of the .IKM'S mnsl rcspt'Llnl lisp.itn.nl .mil iiutp.itU'M! Krh.ibitn.il ndi ( UIIITS can be nominated. 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Mason •Walsh to John Podesta et.al. for Audrey Goodman et.al. to Karen M. 19 Bell Drive from Steven M. & Reed & Naseem Sofia-Reed to Steven & to Jean-Paul & Lori J. Guirard for !$303,500. Diaz for $259,900. Patricia Nielsen to Jeffrey M. & Karen Susan Lyons for $240,000. $349,000. I 3 Grove St. from John Vergalla to GARWOOD L. Berger for $340,000. 901 North Ave. West from Dale & 17 Kent Gardens from Walter Q. Michael J. & Karen A. Rokose for 428 Beech Ave. from David M. & 1065 E. Broad St. from Bibbs M.C. Ethel Stewart to Charles A. & Lenore Long Jr. & Valerie J. Long to Andrew {. $220,000. Allison L. Polaski to Jerry & Kris ten Sinclair to Madeline Reagan for S. Rubin for $295,000. Berger for $195,500. 1 30 Hillcrest Ave. from Gregory & Grady for $192,000. $259,000. 376 Orenda Circle from Laurence T. 18 Midland Terrace from 'Catherine Cuzzolino to Anthony & 249 Fourth Ave. from Elizabeth 937 Carleton Road from Henry & & Barbara Susman to Frank & Christopher S. & M. Wilkins tb iTerry Natal ine for $259,000. Flynn et.al. to William Tinger et.al. for Bonnie J.W. Kniskern to Albert & Samantha Altieri for $415,000. Anthony S. & C. Bugliari for $580,000*. I „ 159 Hillcrest Ave. from David & $183,000. Darlene Paglialunga for $495,000. 530 Summit Ave. from Ryan Van 390-30 Morris Ave. from Robert & 'Suzanne Delvecchio to Matthew M. & 263 Fourth Ave. from Tie & Xiaohui 645 N. Chestnut St. from Richard C. Sickle to Robyn Farrington for $35,446. Leah Whalen to Nancy Conrad for Elizabeth Lynskey for $259,000. G. Qian to Scott Brooks for $262,000. Vanecek et.al. to Darius & Carlene 515-1ES Trinity Place from Richard $185,000. 22 Hillside Place from James J, & 252 Hemlock Ave. from Corrine Palia for $434,500. & Betty L. Brown to Albert J. Sabini 42 Mountain Ave. from Evelyn fi. 'Karen Whalen to Gregory K. & Erica L. Casale to John R. & Anastasia A. 521 Downer St. from Timothy & Lois for $260,000. Gorton to Daniel & Rosemary S. Coven iFagan for $330,000. O'Connor for $269,000. V. O'Leary to Julie Isbit et.al. for BERKELEY HEIGHTS for $570,000. f ; ' 19 Holly St. from Perry D. & Mary A. 232 Second Ave. from Scott & Eva $318,000. 97 Baker Ave. from Richard & 224 Mountain Ave. from Kenneth N. ;Ninger to Darren & Pamela Ray for Brooks to James Muilenburg for 407 Everson Place from Graphic Dolores Mitterand to Richard & Jean Shriber et.al. to Sharon L. Simmons for ;$627,50O. $179,900. Arts Mutual Insurance Co. to M. Vreeland for $379,000. $580,000. i " 970 Lincoln Ave. East from Michael KENILWORTH Messercoia Bros. Building Co. for 19 Braemer Court from Abdul G. 47 Oakland Place from Raymond P. !& Karen Rokose to W. Prussak 204 N. 19th St. from Shirley M. $215,000. Abbasi et.al. to Frank L. & Cheryl A. & Connie Ozyjowski to Vincent A. & ! Electrical Contractor for $225,000. Edwards to Gertrude Woods for 406 First St. from Stephen & Susan Alfano for $700,000. Thea A. Bonomo for $759,000. [ " 415 Lincoln Park East from Garry $15,000. Agresta to Michael & Eileen Titone for 47 Hillside Ave. from Philip A. & 34 1/2 Old Orchard St. from Sea W. & Maria D.S. Bradford to Trista SCOTCH PLAINS $399,900. Lynn M.B. Galgano to Kenneth & Breeze Investments L.L.C. to ER jpollard for $105,500. 1017 Cellar Ave. from Rose Nigro to 117 Florence Ave. from John A. & Paula K. Gold for $350,000. Development Inc. for $145,000. ! 434 Manor Ave. from Debra J. Manuel A. & Maria Santos for Courtney L. Shipman to Christopher J. 59 Kline Blvd. from Ann C. 10 Passaic Ave. from Scott J. & IScheuerman to Atisha Hooey et.al. for $200,000. & K. Heusler for $295,000. Hagstrom to Chad & Bonnie Michelle S. Mennig to Thomas 4 :$42O,ooq. 10 Homestead Terrace from Leia J. 822 Grandview Ave. from John A. & Heuvelman for $130,000. Christine Grant for $410,000. | 4 Sailer St. from Township of Diehl to Curtis & Kathleen Cornwell Sharon A. Matteo to Lawrence F. & 30 Surrey Lane from Joel & Sondra 20 Ruthven Place from Robert C. & •CJranford to Diane M. Merkel for for $393,000. Linda A. Tambini for $377,000. Sanders to Theodore P. & Karen L. Sarah R. Wagner to Scott J. & Michelle }$50,000. 2323 Longfellow Ave. from Darren T. 1139 Lawrence, Ave. from Robert S. Jamer for $365,200. S. Mennig for $495,000. ! . 100 S. Union Ave. from Eugenie & Pamela J. Ray to Donald C. & Miner Jr. to Peter C & Laurie F. Geary 6 Wilson Drive from Marijane EE11 Summit East from Sharon L. [O'Neill et.al. to Allen Stauton et.al, for Jacqueline Post for $339,900. for $700,000. Hueber to Duwan Irby for $296,000. Simmons to Ralph J. & Delores Pocaro !$175,000. 43 Maddaket from Charles W. & Lois 640 Lenox Ave. from Steven C. & M. NEW PROVIDENCE for $345,000. 117 S. Union Ave. from William & M. Read to Mark E. Novick for Teitelbaum to Deborah W. Finn for 17 Colony Court from Jun & Masako 25 Tanglewood Drive from William Ann L. Firth to Mark C. & Donna A. $245,000. $480,000. Nakajima to Victor & Lisa Donato for H. & Judith A. Mullery to Scott S. & 'Curley for $310,000. 2583 Madison Ave. from Harry D, 647 Maple St. from Raymond C. & $355,000. Cynthia J. Johnston for $685,000. FANWOOD Price Jr. & Yolanda J. Price to Gerard & Victoria Samori to Kevin M. & SUMMIT 71 Tanglewood Drive froth ! ' 298 La Grande Ave. from Johnathan Lawren M. Hurt for $279,000. Kimberly B. Ellis for $435,900. 15 Bedford Road from Christopher Catherine C. Harte to Bernadette !& C, Philipp to Douglas B. & Jennifer 2261 Now York Ave. from Kenneth 651 Mnye St. from James Caldora to A. & Brit L. Brown to Miehal & Gondell for $815,000. |E. Gold for $285,000. H, & Iberia Randolph to Brian & April Baranyay for $350,000. Theresa Lusty for $55,200. 90 Tulip St. from Tedd W. & Beth B. ; 580 North Ave. from Paul H. & Michelle Dayton for $262,500. 935 Minisink Way from Michael T. & 205 Blackburn Road from Lisa Van Buskirk to Thomas & Maureen iKaren A. Robinson to Commerce Bank 2218 Shawnee Path from Susan Carole A. Davis to Rohort J. & Eliaboth Colgan to Samuel M. Kinney III & Beth McKay for $455,000. . « ICentraS N.A. for $260,000. Walz to Robert & Alicia Porter for Brancatella for $875,000. D. Kinney for $495,000. 128 Tulip St. from Sonya D.Z. I 143 Pleasant Ave. from Peter G. & $309,900. 2 Moss Ave. from Robert J. & 21 Grove St. from Superior Palmer to Dimitri B. & Alicia A. Drone ;Susan Contos to Richard & Bianca 16 Village Park Court from Michael Marlene Marando to Donald M. & Jane Properties L.L.C. to Michael & Angela for $542,000. Automated approximations annihilate appraisers BY JAMES M. WOODARD They use computerized automated valuation just reported that a major employer is shutting models (AVMs) for general statistical data that the factory, the model can't take that in. A local COI'UOY NEWS SEHVIOK determines a home's approximate market value. appraiser can use an automated valuation ANOTHER ONE OF OW These are tough times for real estate apprais- This system saves time and money in pro- model as part of an appraisal, but he or she also "WCCitSSTOWES"* ers. ceasing loan applications. And in certain situa- is going to use judgment." ' The recently emerging trend of using com- tions, these mortgages are salable to the sec- Another problem currently facing real estate COMMTUUTKMS: ondary market (organizations that purchase appraisers is increasing pressure from brokers, MEETMNUOtlUCIUASERM puterized data to generate home values, replac- ing services of real, live appraisers, are creating existing mortgages). This encourages primary builders, homeowners and lenders to validate a FORMER HOMEOWNERS OF lenders to accept individual applications with- sales price or affirm n value that allows a home- rough waters for appraisers. But the trend may out a full-blown appraisal. iiHMStWTSTKEET. EUZAMTH. Mi have a dark, steep downside. owner to tap into additional home equity. THANKIM JU (HUMAN REALTY, INC An increasing number of mortgage lenders For obvious reasons, the appraisal industry "Our members report that real estate mort- mnoestmismti are accepting loan applications without a formal takes a very dim view of the trend. And sea- gage creditors, lenders and brokers apply undue £LUAUTH,HJ soned appraisers are expressing some very valid influence on an appraiser to artificially make appraisal, as discussed in a previous column. points. HOME CLOSED ON SEPTEMRER 5,2001 the value on a property being appraised," the "These models and new tech- Appraisal Institute wrote in a letter to the My tiusbam) and I would like lo lake Ihis opportunity lo Itiank you, as well as everyone at your ollica thai was nologies provide faster, quicker Senate Banking Committee. Involved with the sale ol our property located al 916 Roosevelt Street in Elizabeth foral l the assistance received. and cheaper valuations, but you When an appraiser fails to "make the value," We just had lo lei you know that everyone we dealt wilh al your office such as Mirene. Soma and Cede were • have to ask about the resulting or affirm that a house is worth as much as, or •always polite and professional and always addressed our concerns and questions in a prompt and courteous risks," said Don Kelly, vice presi- more than, the sales price, the entire transac- nuwer. dent of the Appraisal Institute in tion can be scuttled and the appraiser can be To you and all ol !he above mentioned people who made the sale of our property a pleasant experience we Washington, DC. 'would to express our heartfelt appreciation Once again "lhank you" and best of luck to you. blacklisted, it was noted by the Institute. It's "You can wind up with some clear from recent news reports that some Smceroly. pretty egregious appreciation appraisers do succumb to the pressure. Lucili N. Sera (rising property values) on paper Some appraisers are now taking on the '.S. Thank you lor Ihe lovely plant arrangement: we will treasure il lor a long lime II was an extremely nice that doesn't really exist, and that nation's largest mortgage lender - Washington "gesture on your pal. creates some potentially cata- Mutual - for its increasing use of automated val- Jill Guzman Realty, in: R'M strophic losses. Using AVMs can uation models and in-house appraisers. They translate a single faulty price into have signed a petition urging appraisers to boy- "WE TAKE THE JITTERS OUT OF FIRST TIME BUYING AND SELLING!!!" the basis for mis-valuing many "916 ROOSEVELT STREET, WAS LISTED BY SONIA GUZMAN-RIVERA cott the lender. The petition claims the company other homes." is trying to squeeze out independent appraisers. 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CALL 800-426-4565 TO HAVE 1 i YH t l> Ml li 000 I) HO fj 1 The new Lexus convertible is a crown jewel Star will BY ratings as the GS sedan; its account exterior temperature to present prize COPLEY NEWS SERVICK 10.5:1 compression ratio, howev- redirect, warm or cool air, as er, ensures a need for premium needed, to foot and lap areas. i. "This is an 'emotional vehicle' fuel. Overall, the attention to at car dealer ibr us," says Lexus honcho The one and only transmis- detail is impressive. Fit and fin- NORTH PLAINFIELD,^! Denny Clements, gesturing sion available is a perfectly ade- ish are typically Lexus, which is Dusty Rizzo, local movie st« 4oward the SC 430. "It sings lux- quate five-speed automatic, with to sny, without flaw. mid RCA recording artist, hi t ury. And screams performance." Power, Normal and Snow modes. A showy attraction is the just announced that he will- Singing? Screaming? That said, we were still fantasiz- retractable aluminum roof and present one lucky New Jersey Emotional? Sounds more like ing about what paddling through its reinforced glass rear window, resident the keys to a 2OOl_ fiette Midler than a sports coupe a six-speed manual box might which stows unobtrusively Isuzu Rodeo or possibly m that morphs into a convertible at feel like. behind the truncated back neat. check for $105,000 at Dom'ffi the touch of a button. Does that As efficient as the SC 4*10 is to Electric, not hydraulic, motors Kia Isuzu in North Plainfield sound like a Lexus? accelerate with, it is at leant as raise or lower the roof in less on Sept. 15. ". Maybe, Maybe not. proficient at slowing down. A than 25 seconds. Rizzo, who has made* Forgive Lexus if it's still new braking system features At about $62,000 fully loaded, numerous appearances on deciding what it wants to be four-sensor, four-channel AH8 the SC 430 is slotted equi-dis- 'The Tonight Show," "The Ei when it grows up. Like watching with electronic brake force dis- tant from the $39,000 TT road- Sullivan Show," and severaF a teen-ager grow, not every step tribution to nil four wheels. The ster and the $84,000 XKH. other talk shows co-stars in a is forward, but the potential is system also uses tract inn con- Another perceived competitor, soon-to-be-released, Penny, •awesome. From its swank sport trol, skid control, throttle inter- the Mercedes CLK430, is about Marshall film, "Riding inH utilities to its very retro street- vention and supplemental pedal $5,000 below the SC 43O's stick- Cars With Boys". rod concept car, it's difficult to assists to facilitate smooth, er. The grand prize presenta- know where Lexus will be com- The new Lexus convertible will be a hard act to follow. responsive braking - while cor- That seems a bit odd, since tion in the culmination of 4 ing from next. nering or in a straight line. Lexus usually delights in under- month-long swoepstakeB put1 Its original LS and ES sedans "I wanted to create a car that it launches the car from 0 to 60 Handling is equally drama- cutting its Mercedes competitors on by Horn's Kia Isuzu of 12 years ago challenged would bring an even higher level in less than 6 seconds. Stout, free, thanks to double wishbone every chance it can got. North Plainfield and WDHA Mercedes' mythic superiority - of prestige to Lexus than the SC indeed.. front and rear suspensions. Prospective buyers must 105,5 radio. " with Japanese precision, relia- 400 coupe had. The SC 400 was a Somewhat surprisingly, "Very similar to the GS 430,"evaluate whether the features "This is the biggest cash bility and value. Its SC 400beautiful car, that greatly though, that 0-60 time is virtual- says Nakagawa, who engineered offered by the SC 430 outweigh prize award in the history of sports coupe, new in 1991, was a enhanced Lexus' image." ly the same as that of a GS both. the poise and polish of the WDHA," says Pat McKenna? ,hard act to follow. So hard, in Because the SC 430 was con- sedan. Htnmm. How could that Another factor in driver Mercedes, the visceral fun factor the WDHA representative fact, that Lexus never figured ceived as a convertible, extra be? enjoyment and comfort WHS the and comparative value of thoTT, behind the promotion. "We out how to restyle it or build a chassis and cowl stiffness were Well, the SC 430's curb ample leather seats - particular- or the swashbuckling sexiness of wanted to do something xagtop version. designed in. Lexus said torsional weight, which Lexus lists an ly handsome in ecru (also avail- the much pricier Jaguar. extraordinary. So we part- "We really tried to make a rigidity was enhanced by using "only 3,840 pounds," has a lot to able in black and brown). The That still doesn't quite nered with Dom's Kia Isuzu convertible out of the SC 400,"the engine as a "dynamic do with that - mitigating the out- interior treatments, featuring answer the question: For whom and the people ronlly seem to; says Clements, Lexus' general damper" and by beefing up the put of the 300-horsepower blond bird's eye maple or burled is thiH unique coupe-cum-con- love it. The response) has beeih manager. "We designed, rocker panels, among other engine, and its 325 foot-pounds walnut, add a particularly classy vertiblc intended? Lexus claims fantastic." redesigned, cut and reinforced it. things, of torque. touch. its target market i*t well-educat- On Sept. 15, one lucky; But we just couldn't open the top That said, we were surprised The SC 430 is, in fact, 133 Behind retracting wood dash ed -iH-year-olds, with $170,000 final Jut will have the chance- of that car and retain body rigid- at the amount of cowl shake we pounds heavier than the GS, and panels are controls for the lavish annual incomes. to reach into the back of a~ ity and a quiet ride." encountered, with the top down, only 50 pounds shy of the LS stereo and the DVD-based navi- But the emphasis on retain- Rodeo to pick from 1O5_, The SC 430, which is some- especially under hard accelera- sedan's curb weight. (Exactly gation system. ing a trunk large enough to store envelopes. Inside will either thing of a replacement for the tion. 500 pounds more than a Ford The nine-speaker, 240-watt golf clubs - even with the con- he keys to a new car or a discontinued SC 300 and SC 400 The SC 430's nomenclature Taurus!) Blame - or credit - that stereo system in this vehicle in vertible top down - suggests a check "for $105,000. "1 series models, was designed as a refers to its engine displace- on the structural reinforcements without peer - even top down, more decided skew toward the AH John Colatrella, general) convertible "from the ground ment; the 4.3-liter V-8 is shared and the retracting top mecha- 100 mph. People in the car next retired golf geezer set. And on manager of Dom's Kin Isuzu,| up," But an integrated, by Lexus* snappy hot-rod sedan, nism and its coterie of electric to you can even hear it cliuuiy. our tent drive, that's exactly the puts it, "You can't have mucht retractable hardtop was the key the GS 430, and its new LS 430 motors. The navigtition Hyutem's audience the cur attracted. more fun than thia at a carl to the mission statement. Euro-luxo cruiser. Notably, the engine is the first seven-inch screen can be tilted Either way,. Lexus shouldn't dealership." ' "I call it the 'Jewel of Lexus,'" Arguably, the engine is the V-8 to receive "Ultra Low away from direct sunlight - a have too much trouble finding a "Someone's going to win at eays chief engineer Yasushi most pleasurable part of this Emissions Vehicle" certification - very practical feature when the market for this elegant sports least a 2001 Rodeo and if not,« Nakagawa. "I always wondered unique sports coupe. Tromp on even with burbling dual top is down. car. they're 105 grand richer. 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But a rejuvenated Westfield "I'm real proud of our kids," High football team was able to said Cranford Head Conch Chris shake off fatigue and mistake- Hull. "They played hard the prone ball in the overtime ses- whole game — fought them sion to down the upstart right to the end. We didn't get Cougars 14-7. some of the bounces we needed Senior tailback Oiano Reavis to get, then we were just gassed ran off left end into the endzone by the end. in the first overtime session and "Westfield's got a lot more Jay Cook intercepted a pass kids than we do and they were from Cranford's Mike Dollard able to rotate their guys in and on the Cougars first play of out and give them breaks. We overtime to seal the victory, can't do that. We had to keep after Cranford was penalized 15 our guys in the whole game and yards for a personal foul against they just ran out of energy." their bench. It was a dramatic Westfield's defense bent come-from-behind win for the early, allowing Cranford's Hanif Blue Devils, as they were able to Davis to leap high and make a escape defeat on a day they did- juggling catch in the endzone n't play very well. for a 7-0 first quarter lead, but Westfield will have to play never broke. The Blue Devils' much better tomorrow to defeat defense, the backbone of this Linden. The game was original- year's squad, yielded very little ly schedule for Friday night, but after that, and shut the door on was moved to 1 p.m. tomorrow the Cougars best chance to win in Linden. The Tigers didn't the game after Chaz Curtis lay last weekend, but handed returned the kickoff to Etie Blue Devils a 6-0 loss last Westfield's 20 yard line, follow- season. ing Butts' touchdown. Linden returns one of the top The Blue Devils intercepted runners in the county in full- four passes on the day, two by back Andre Sumner. The interi- Cook and one by LaQuan McCoy or of Westfield's defense will and Matt Daly, and forced n have to play big to stop the 5 Cranford fumble. Westfield held foot 10, 225-pound Sumner in the Cougars to just 131 yards in the Tigers* Wing-T attack. total offense, and rattled Linden also possesses good Dollard, making his first varsity I speed at it's other running back start, into a 3-11, 26 yard, three ~ positions in Mike Roman, Bruce interception performance. i Hanks, Antonio Wilson and Reavis led the Westfield 'Casey Ernst. Athletic senior rushing attack, carrying 11 /Shane Gullette will start at times for 44 yards. Matt Daly «quarterback. had 24 yards on 10 carries, and The game should be another Terre nee Jenkins had 24 yards low scoring, grind-it-out affair, on six carries. Mercer finished and Westfield will have to avoid the afternoon 6-for-20, for 82 the penalties that plagued them yards with one touchdown, one against Cranford to win the interception and eight yards field position battle. rushing. He was sacked three It was a gutsy effort from the times. Cranford players Saturday, and Jay Cook had two receptions one of their best games in Head for 17 yards, Butts had the one Coach Chris Hull's three years. touchdown catch for 25 yards, The Cougars out-muscled the Reavis caught one ball for 26 Devils, and for the first three yards and Jenkins had one and a half quarters did just reception for 21 yards. Westfield enough to hold onto their 7-0 committed 9 penalties for 79 lead. yards and turned the ball over GEORGE PACCIELLO/RECORD-PRESS But tired and frustrated the four times on three fumbles and Westfleld'a Jay Cook <«) and Pedro Ruiz celebrate on* of Cook's two Interceptions against Cranford. Cook Intercepted the Cougars Mike Dollard Blue Devils rallied, scoring on a one interception. In overtime to seal Weatfleld'a 14-7 OT victory. Inexperienced Blue Devils squad coming together 1 By rMHKL MURPHY home against North Hunterdon, attack will be the squad's selves in the right place." quality players. But after them it's wide open." i RECORD-PRESS before hosting East Brunswick senior setter defensive spe- Nikki LeBlanc will also be the yesterday. The Devils will travel Sam Bouerque- cialist along Blue Devils top server, described Torok is hoping this weeks WESTFIELD — After losing to the Demarest Tournament Trieff, who spe- with junior an possessing "a weapon" by Demarest Tournament will help I four key seniors to graduation, the tomorrow to get a look at some cialized on Christa Jensen. Torok, a combination of power and Westfield learn under fire and see '? Westfield High volleyball team is North Jersey competition. defense last Junior Lisa placement. where they stand for the state < trying to come together quickly to MWe did okay," said Torok. "We year, but has Veneszia and Union Catholic is still the tournament. Northern Jersey make a run at the county title. still have a ways to go, but we're taken over the sophomore Ali favorite in the county, returning schools tend to dominate the state The Blue Devils return just getting there. We have some setting duties admirably. McMahon will see time at middle five starters from lust year's tournament, and plenty will be on • three seniors from a squad that young players and some inexperi- "She's doing real well," said hitter, and sophomore Jackie championship U;um, but behind hand tomorrow, ' reached the semifinals of the enced players. Half my team is Torok. "She has a variety of LeBlanc will rotate in at opposite the Vikings the; county is pretty "It's always good for us to touch Union County Tournament and brand new." attacks, and is tracking the ball hitter. even. Cranford, last yeur's runner- base with northern teams," said the quarterfinals of the state tour- "Offensively it's taking a little real well." "Defensively we should be pret- up, experienced heavy losses, Torok. "It's still early, and the nament. Westfield played well in time, but we're putting together Junior Nikki LeBlanc will be ty strong," said Torok. "We have a including their head conch, an did state tournament is a long way its two scrimmages, against Old an attack. We're working on some one of her main targets as outeide corps serve receive (Nikki Union, the fourth seinifinalist in away, but you always want to see Bridge and Livingston, but Head quick attacks and that's going to hitter, with senior Sam Sa return- LeBlanc, Jensen, DiFabio, Rock) last year's tournament. what you're up against. Come the Coach Bev Torok knows there is get better with more experience. ing to the starting lineup at mid- who have looked pretty good. I "It wont be the strongest year state tournament, those will be still a lot of work ahead. We're a little inexperienced right dle hitter. Junior Can Rock will be think the kids are maturing, in the county," said Torok. "Union the team's to bent. It will bo good Weatfield was scheduled to now, but that's to be expected." the starting outside hitter. they're learning more about the Catholic is the team to beat, as for UH to H(!f; what's out there and get use to tho tempo of the game." open the season Wednesday at Quarterbacking the Westfield Senior Nicole DiFabio will be game and they can put them- usual. They're returning a lot of Scotch Plains 12's capture Millburn League crown The Scotch Plains-Fanwood hit the ball. The squad combined 12-year-old baseball team YOUTH SPORTS for 24 ho in i! runs, with Johnny became Millburn Traveling Johnny Mineo and Greg Bruno Mineo and Kyle Grizznrd leading League South Division champi- Second base was held together by the way with seven each, ons by defeating Cranford 9-4. Douglas Freitag, Brett Jones and Anthony Kicci had six, Joe The team played well nil sea- Sal Guno, At shortstop, Steve Hiftncn three nnd Brett Jones had son long and finished with a solid Jacobus led the way with Kyle one. The team batting average 13-5 record. Its season ended Grizznrd and Joe Bianco filling was u Holid .348. when it fell to a tough Florham in. At third base, Patrick Mineo Tom Bruno, Douglas Frietag, Park squad in the semifinals of kept things in check with Steve Jacobus nnd Al Jones ail the playoffs. Anthony Kicci and Kicky OIBHOII did an excellent job assisting The league consisted of 14 chipping in. Behind the plate .John Mineo. teams, seven in the South and Matthew Huctlicr did an excel- PYTHONS STRIKE .seven in the North Division. lent job catching, while Patrick QUICKLY The team was strong in the Mineo filled his shorn when need- The Pythons, U-10 boys team outfield behind the fine play of ed, from Scotch Plfiins-Fanwood center fielders Kyle Grizsr.ard and Lending tho way on the mound started oil' the? fall soccer season Brett Jones, left fielders Joe waH Johnny Mineo, Steven with an impressive second place Bianco and Ricky Olsson and JncobUH, DOUK l'Victag and the allowing at the Bridgewater right fielders Greg Bruno and ace in the hole, Sal Gano. William Kick-Off Classic over the week- William Renfree. Renfree rind Greg Bruno JIIHH did end. The infield also demonstrated a fine job when called upon. The Pythons were the lowest The Scotch Plains-Fanwood 12-year-old baseball team won the Millburn Traveling League South Division title excellent skill from many differ- Coach John Mineo WHS most Needed team in their bracket uad E*nd finished the season 13-5. ent players, At first base were impressed with the way the team (Continued on page C-3),^^ 1 C-2 Record-Press September 14, 2001 YOUTH SPORTS (Continued from page C-l) Breznitsky leads Raiders showed their competition that they area team to watch out for as hard play, determination and good soccer skills contributed to over Cranford, Rahway three wins against one loss for the tournament. The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Invitational in Piscataway. The Pythons started off the High boys soccer team improved HIGH SCHOOL Balestriere tied the game 1-1 tournament against a formidable to 2-0 Monday with a 2-0 victory in the 56th minute of a through foe in Somerset Hills. The over Cranford. WRAP UP pass from Jill Koscielecki, then Pythons split two previous meet- Taylor Cole and Jeff Hensal Pedro Gomez and Brandon put Scotch Plains in front two ings with the Heat last season. each Hcored second half goala, Pitts registered assists for Union minutes later, converting a The rubber match was very phys- and Kyan Breznitsky assisted on Catholic. turnover by the Pingry defense. ical from the start until the both scores for the Raiders. Balestriere converted another Pythons' Scott Keogh converted a Scotch Plains 3, Rahway 1 GIRLS SOCCER through ball from Koscielecki for penalty kick rewarded because of — After falling behind 1-0, Ryan Mother Nature stopped the Raiders third goal. a hand ball in the box. Momenta Breznitsky rallied the Raiders Westfield and Linden before later Keogh was lost for the past Rahway with two goals tn a either could score a goal Monday, FIELD HOCKEY remainder of the game when he five minute span Friday. resulting in a 0-0 tie. Westfiekl was denied its collided with a Heat player. Breznitsky scored tied the The game was delayed twice chance to comeback against Louis Mazzella, Joey score with just over 28 minutes because of lightning, then halted Voorhees Monday, when the D'Annunzio and Stephen remaining in the game, and seven minutes into overtime game was called with 28 minutes Kuchinski stepped up their pushed the Raiders in front with because of the weather. Megan remaining due to lightning. defensive games and continually 23:30 left on the clock. Connors stopped four shots for Voorhees scored one goal, with thwarted any Heat attacks. The Linden 1, Westficld 0 — Westfield, and Rachel Hanns 3:47 left in the first half, and Pythons added an insurance goal Linden's Duane Okun scored turned away 22 for Linden. made it stand up for the 1-0 vic- in the second half when from MIX yards out 30 minutes Cranford 2, Scotch Plains 0 tory. D'Annunzio scored from two into the First half Monduy to lifl — Cranford showed they are still Westfield 3, East crisp passes by Stephen the Tigers to their first-ever vic- the tenni to beat in Union Brunswick 2 — Westfield Kuchinski and Chris Freeman tory over the Blue Devils. County, handing the Raiders a 2- opened its season with a 3-2 win for a 2-0 victory. Lindcn'n Frank Meade 0 setback Monday. over East Brunswick Friday. In the second game of the day, stopped all four Westfield shots. Lauren Bianco stopped eight Christine Liez had a goal and the Pythons were up against one Union Catholic 3, shots for Scotch Plains. an assist and Mollie Gibbons of the best teams they have ever Middlesex 2 — Paulo D'Oliveira Scotch Plains 3, Pingry 2 — stopped 12 shots to lead faced, the Cougar Soccer Club registered the hat trick, scoring Jenna Balestriere scored three Westfield to the win. Katherine Red Devils from West Orange LAHW MURPHY/CHRONICLE CORRESPONDENT his third goal 25 minutes into the second half goala to rally the Hild scored in the first half, and and Maple wood. In the first half, Scotch Plains' Sean McNellls battles for the ball with Cranford's Brian second half to lead the Vikings Raiders past Pingry in the inau- Alex Maus added the Devils third the Pythons consistently beat tho Slgnorella In the Raiders 2-0 victory over the Cougars Monday. past Middlesex Monday. gural Autumn Classic goal in the second half. Red Devils to the ball and applied offensive pressure. John Maxwell and Gary Binkiewicz continually stopped the Red SCHOOL Raiders defeat Bulldogs, Devils in goal. In the second half, the Red Devils finally broke through with, CALENDAR only six minutes remaining in the game, and quickly sealed the victory with another score. (•II llnwt p.m. unl««t otherwise not«d) Wostliolitva Hillsbofough, II a.m. look to conquer Cougars FRIDAY, SEPT. 14 Scotch Plains ul Old Bridgo, ; On Sunday, the Pythons T«nnl« Ftold Hockey Westfield. opened up with the West Wentfleld Bt Shaba;;, 4 Wnslliiiki ill Hunlorrjon Central, 11 urn Scotch Plains at Crnnford, 4 Volleyball HKCOHD-I'HKSS Like many teams, Cranford's Windsor-Plainsboro Blast, who Volleyball WostliGlclal Dertwrosl Touriwinoril focus will be on slowing down the had won their first two games of Scotch Plains ot Union Cnlholk:, 4 CroM Country HI Dominic Acndomy InvHatfonal, A SCOTCH PLAINS — When potent Scotch Plains offense. the tournament. Once again the SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 the Raiders took on Shubazz lust They're an excellent football game, was very physical and the Football MONDAV, SEPT. 17 season they didn't quite under- FOOTBALL* team," said Cranford Head Coach Pythons never let down their Waatfleld nl Linden, 1 Boyt soccar Scotch Plains at Cranlorcl. 1 Scolch Plains nt WeslNeld. A stand how to win bull games. Chris Hull. They have an experi- guard as they continually applied Boyt loccer Girls loceer Saturday, the Scotch Plains- enced quarterback, they're solid offensive pressure as well us a WMtllflld vs. Huntordon Central, 10:30 a.m. Weailiold al Scolch Piains-Fonwood. 4 8colch Plains at Old Bridge, 7 Field Hockey Fanwood High football team tuok showed game breaking ability up front and well coached. It's a stalwart defense that continually Olrlt toccar Waslliuld vs. Oak Knoll, 4 its first step towards achieving a with speed around the corner and tremendous test for us. stopped any Blast attacks. master's degree in the subject, a 65-ynrd kickoff return to the "They have a lot of weapons. With the ball continually mov- dominating tho Bulldogs for a 27- Westfield 20 yard line in the We have to stop them before we ing up and down the field, the 6 victory. fourth quarter. do anything else. We've got our midfietd of Steven Bello, Joey Brian Schiller orchestrated Cranford quarterback Mike work cut out for us." D'Annunzio, Matt O'Donnell and; the explosive Raider offense to Dollard, making his first start Scotch Plains scored quickly to Greg Stein was always on the near perfection, tossing two against Westfield, was just 3 for open the game against Shabazz, move under the oppressive heat touchdown pusses, and finished 11 for 26 yards with three inter- as Pavoni took the fifth play of of the day. Gary Binkiewicz also the day 7 for 10 for 1U2 yards and ceptions and one fumble. the drive for 25-yards into the kept the Pythons in the game, Lower Your * no intertcptioiiH. Cranford would tike to keep the end zone with 8:27 remaining. with numerous saves in the goal,; Running back KyU> Ad it ins ball on the ground and control Shabazz answered on its first gaining high praise from all who; showed his game breaking abili- the clock with Curtis and run- possession with a 12-play 57 yard were watehing. Donavan Garrett! Utility Costs ty, returning H punt 80 yards to ning back Pat Daly and fullback drive to pull within 7-6. and Chris Freeman kept the pay dirt in the second quitrter, The Raiders needed just two offensive pressure as the continu- and Andrew Puvoni served notice Brendan Small. Curtis had 46 plays to score again, as Schiller ally attacked from the wings. By Up To 40%! he'll be a threat al fullback, rush- yards on 13 carries against connected with Steve Williams Finally, with six minutes left, ing for II 25-yard score in the first West field, while Small had 46 on a nine yard slant and a 50- in the contest, Rory Szeto found! quarter. yards on 17 carries, and Daly 13 yard pass. the back of the net off a nice feed, Scotch Plains will now take on yards on six carries. Adams returned a punt 80 from Chris Freeman, lifting the a gritty Cranford team which The Cougars will also look for yards to give the Raiders a 21-6 Pythons to a hard fought 1-0 win. battled Westfield into overtime, tall, athletic receiver Hnnif hulftiiue lead before Ray In the final game of the day, before falling 14-7. The Cougars Davis, who leaped high and made Williams ran under a 34-yard the Pythons needed a victory: were physical up front, and <> JUKB'i»K catch for Cranford's bomb from Schiller in the third against the Livingston Lancers senior tailback Chaz Curtin lone touchdown against quarter for the final score. in order to be in contention for the trophy. The Lancers showed the Pythons that they were not SENIOR SOFTBALL going to be walked over aB they Union County Senior Bank 5 — Marion won the first Nilsen put the tying run on sec- scored midway through the first Softball game of the championship series ond with no outs in the bottom of half. The Pythons answered just Playoff results with strong hitting and solid the seventh, but n fine catch by at the close of the first half on a; HO'H Division defense. left fielder Bob D'Meo lehd the goal by Steven Beljo from feeds Creative Industries 21, Marion Jncobson Roofing 22, runner at second. A sac fly to from Gary Binkiewicz and Chris ComfortHeat Mangel Realtors 5 — Creative Union Center National Bunk Hi right moved the runner to third, Freeman. T I I 11/N O I O C I pounded out 30 hits to defeat — Marion's huts stayed hot to but he was stranded when the In the second half Matthew Get up Mangel's in the final game of the sweep the Bank in the two to last batter hit a long fly ball to OTJonnell added an unassisted to $300 In chnuipionship series and capture claim the title. left center to end the game. goal on a 20-yard shot that; 1 bounced high over the hands of' Ilinl ni hi;;h utility Itilln whik I'uuliasi' FREE GAS!' first place in the division. SO's Divnion I Antones Pub and Grill 10, your liiriuit i' k'.ivfs you hot ii .i qiulilyini; Ciiuirge Merlo led with four Antones Pub and Grill 20, Nilsen 9 — In a more typical the goalie. The Lancers broke i fold ail wink'i ' I luil'.s why Curler hits, Bill Kichic, Do in Deo. Nilsen Detective Agency 19 — game between these two teams, through for one goal, but the Cairii'i ilcvctiipcti tumloiti U-ii ComfnrtUeal" Charles Brown, Kd (jSnnczowgki In a rare slugfest between these Antones rallied back from an 8-1 Pythons defense of Louis Tcthnohij'y system nil had three hits. Tony Cinvnta two teams Antones pounded out deficit after two innings, holding Mazzella and Scott Keogh shut .mil itvt'ivi* up to $M)0 in pirp.iut belted two home runs and hud 30 bits and scored four times in Nilsen to one run over the final them down the rest of the way to • Maximum j JJ Trades 275 U^^^MVIIP^BERKELEY HEIGHTS H• (Furnished) 460 It Yard Sales 600 1AA CASH lor records, maga. 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All prices tcflect ftidory icbntcs, incenlives. n SI 000 Hisscin awiiei loyolty rebate, (must trade HI Nissan piodurt lease feiums not eligible} & S7S0 reteni (allege grtiri rcbole if nunl Must hove credit scoie of 760 Advertised prices vnlid I doy niter publication All offers subjff to npiiiovulby primary lending source |0 9 up lo 36 months on seled models Hot losponsihle for typos CnnnoftiP comhinecf wilh nnyoihor ndverdscd pneo-. or '.ppooK Cnrs w!d tnsnieiically ns is September 14, 2001 Record-Press Pre-owned Certified hunt ACURA 1993 300CI $21,745 Merced** J15 7OO 199flfl20W $31600 6cyt. 2ctr. oulo 3a3NPB86«VNPB86«2l2 l 1991 540SILIIMO $22,600 b'/.it'/m. VIN 60 i.'jm Check the classified ads first. BMW 1998SJ20W $11,300 60771 ml VIN MA5/1SI3 )W9 3281 $37,999 1967 JOOSW $9,975 M 25.1 mi VIN WA.Ma.Vfi WWii/Giv ft i>1 4 ilf. aHt> 5 <(T> 1J8 QSJ ntVN Xhv *.- M it* !» ,'M rri VIN HA3G4TO Want to get into a new car fast? 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Not responsible for typographical irtOfl* m Record-Press September 14, 2001 Be the first one on your block to get a 2002 Saturn Saturn of Green Brook 270 Route 22 West (Unless you live on our block.) 732-752-8383 Saturn of Union 2675 Route 22 West 908-686-2810 Payments based on specially equipped 2002 SL1 with M.S.RJ1. of $14,290.Thirty-nine monthly payments total $7,761. Option $199 to purchase at lease end for i,' amount to he determined at 4> I # //month lease signing. Primary lending The 2002 Saturn SLIs are here. source must approve lease. for 39 months. Delivery must be taken from And were still trying to decide participating retailer by 9/30/01 See retailer for restrictions. which is more attractive: Mileage charge of $.20 per due mile over 39,000 miles. Lessee tht silver blue color or the lease. $995 pays for excess wear. Payments at lease signing on a may be higher in some states. Not available with other offers. 2002 Saturn SL1. ©2001 Saturn Corporation. No security deposit required Tax. title and license are extra. m. SATIRN A Different Kind of Cnmpany. A Different Kind of Car, For your convenience, call toll free: 1.8OO.36O.36O3 JiS* NMtONJU. UNMI'f CMMT HOTUM CALL l.««««32 2277 A3*.ftrffifirSh CARS AMI FOB MB. mw • 10 YEARS/IOO.OOO MILES LIMITED POWERTRAIN WARRANTY 'COLLIOI ORAD tONCNAUll • 5 YEARS/60.000 MILES LIMITED BASIC WARRANTY fora DIPIIIID • 5 YEARS/100.000 MILES LIMITED ANTI-PEnFORATtON WARRANTY | •AYMINT PLANM • S YEARS UNLIMITED MILES 24-HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE in nun FOR ••TAILS; t AVAILABLE! 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No! rejp for Ivpos. 24.995 27,995 28,995 September 14, 200f Record-Press One mile east visit our web site ofGSP www.bsfleet.com Exit 137 Turn Right at Financing AH Trades Locust St. &Leasing Accepted One Block, Turn 150 West 1st Ave. Left on W. 1st Ave. Roselle, NJ Truck, Van & SUV Specialists! 00 FORD 98 CHEVY 99 CHEVY 2500 99 CHEVY 00 CHEVY 98 CHEVY 97 CHEVY 97 PONTIAC EXPRESS CARGO VAN EXPRESS EXPRESS EXPRESS SUBURBAN LT TRANSPORT E-250 I Leather interior - auto, ac, I LsdderHack - auto, ac, p. mir- | auto, ac. tint glass, am/fm I auto, ac, tint glass, am/lml auto, ac, lint glass, am/tml Ladder Rack - auto. ac. tint E 12 Pass Package - auto, ac I • 3rd Seat - auto, ac, p/mirrorsj p/mirrors, tin! glass, am/tml rors tint glass amim stereo, I stereo, abs. p/s. airbag, 6cy!, I stereo, abs, p/s, cass. Bcyl. p*,| stereo, abs. p/s, airbag 6cyt r glass, am'lm stereo, abs, p.s, [ I tint glass, am'lm sloroo. ads. 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For your convenience, call toll free 1.800.360.3603 ROSELLE DOWN HMWfll Check the ified ads first. WHIT WORKS.* Wn ** jWanttogetintoanew W^^M V^V ^BV ^^PV^V Bn^^Nn ^V flVV ^W^V ^K ^^^n §H I^PiV MM MMfc liW Imlt MM|f MB Bf mm m I MflM 1 ! r ^(WSt'-r," " .ffijjfe?' ' ^fc par fest? Get into 1he nHH JP^Wi IW MHT WQ W JVM OT^ vVv VT PBWlf dlassified section first Classified ads offer the , j widest selectioni of | new and used vehicles ! inthemari payments. ^wm ^m mm •• "^" AWAY FROM YOUR LEASE CREW!! OFF BOOK 6-M0NTHS EARLY! •Fieadyto ride? Check A SECOND CHANCE! You can get out of your present aulo lease up to sis (6) the classified section If you are earning a paycheck ;>ntl have prwf ol' months earl) WITHOUT PENALTY when you lease or pur- presidency (here are lenders who will provide youj VALUE!! he any seletl car.mtnivan. SUV or pick-up al Ford World.j with Finanniigfor a newer car, minivan or FOR THE BEST DEAL IN THE WORLD! Bring us your lcav payment paperwork and we'll • first. 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