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Serving Granford, Garwood andKenilworth Vol. 115, : Gen Y 2004 Scion • : ••'•,'.-• .•/.'.'. Thursday, July 10,;2003, , . , 50 cents •Body /style: Sub-compact four-door hatchback Drive system: Front-wheel' cars are nimble, Engine size & type: 1.5-liter, 4-cylinder, DOHC, with Wti

Horsepower: 108 at 6,000 1 By LAUREN TRAINOR and GREG MARX ; have in the provision of emergency med - 20-page draft that has yet to be the subject "1 think it is kind of unfair to put that rpm . •. -; -.'. '•''"; ./ ,- icill care and how the financial burden will : Torque: 105 foot-pounds at THE CHRONICLE •••'.:••.. ; ;. • .'; •. .''•-. of serious negotiatioils between township burden on the town that is,trying to help but not radical be 'Shared.1. •; : . ''.'.••'• , "•"•••••.'"•'. ., officials and.First Aid Squad representa- in the midterm because it has a lot; of reg- • 4,200.rpm/ •/; ..' ;•"•"'-. CRANFORD — VvTnle there have; b.eoii. • vEai'lier this ;year, the township submit- tives/ . ', ' ••:'.. , •• • •:•'. ; •';•;'• • '.'•..• :'•[ , " ;r '' ulations," Zawodniak said. • '. •.••••. BY JERRY GARRETT tem, powei amenities Transmission; 5-sp'eed man- v some recent developments in the negotia- . ted a 1'4-page proposal "which stipulated', Squad President Jane Zawodniak said Though specifics on the differences, andABSbiakes ual(4-speed automatic optional) 1 .; CIOPLKYNIOWSSKIU'ICK. , .;• tions on an operating agreement between the township would partially pay for gas, the., 'draft, was, so lengthy.' because,:'it. between the two sides were riot available; A>s Toyota is quick to Acceleration: 0 to ,60 mph 8.7 the township and the First AidSquad ovei- electriciity at the First Aid - building, and addressed: many. state -requirements that the discrepancy in) the length of the docu-. ..'•'••. Hype and :hype)/b(>k>/ in abundance point out ' this is the (xB manual), 8.9 (xA manual) / delivery of emergency medical services,. •.medical supplies, among other things. ;. • the township's proposal did Hot. According, .Orient's'-reveals just how far the.parties accompanied ;T(>yota's announcement a same level of equip-. • EPA fuel economy esti- the two sides remain-far apart...... •• •; 'As of three weeks .ago, the township . to Zawodniak, there are numerous cpndi-.i must coni't1 m negotiations, and how differ- couple of years back.that it.would soon . ment found on ... tho : rnates: 30 •mbg-city, 33,highway . Township, officials and thesqiiad .are- .had/received little in the.way of a response. 'tions regulated by the state'that;wiil have'. ent their perspectives are. Indeed, on§, 1 launch an all-new,; youth-orjcntod Scion Cnmry LE." • ... ..:. xB manual; 30/34 /kB'automatic, still negotiating, the ^contract that will to the -proposal, Since then, the First Aid., to be; met soon, whether .the two sides ; determine, what,' i:6le the township Will. .car line.; •.. ... •• . -." • '/. '.'.. •:•;••'••• '. : "•••' The /biggest differ- 31/37; xA manual"/.. • ' ; Squad'has made a- counterproposal —,, a.; reach an agreement or not. . '..' .,:' ',••;.. : (Continued on page A-2) , , C ences are' that ithe ubiq-' Anything .up. to; and including; the re- When Scion finally begins its limited rollout this summer, prospective customers will find the Fuel tank capacity; .11:9 gal- invention of the wheel was anticipated.'.: : ui touts- Camry is:about wheels are still round, the engines are in their usual places, and humans sit inside in normal lons: regular, unleaded recdrn-. : -... /Bland-iy bamuxl, the 'ad;•campaign twice as big,, has a V-6-seats, not beanbag chairs!., : • ; mended •.- . . - •;.': - / • . decreed. Prepare for the. unconventional.. .: and there are at 'least; FEATURES . ; But when Scion filially begins its liiri- six of them waiting at (although; neither as .'marry, hor/as. much ship experience. In our recent short test , . Standard equipment: Air con- gassing ited rollout •this summer, prospective .cus- . anv. given time. at.any, intersection in.the . fun as those for the Mini) to personalize .'.drive.,, both Scion models proved to be ditioning, premium audio .sys- tomers, .will, find the wheels are ' still United Elates., / / ' •.'•/,/, .-.-, '.'each car'.:1- ••••'. '':".."/•• ... - nimble and peppy. • • - V '• tem,..' tilt '/•. Wheel,; rear The. Scion, meanwhile, has, it all over, : j-ound, the .engines are .in .'their usiuil i. To make.sure Scions remain afford- '. The ; attention-getter . (garnering defogger/wiper, ,ABS. brakes places,'-and,:hunians sit inside in normal. the Gamry. when it conies .'to-"hip," "rad" able to their target audience - and that almost, too much /attention oii our ride) and. poyver windows,, mirrors, Its a snap : 1 ' seats, notiieanbajj;' chairs... • . ' . . or "tight." Or at least Toyota hopes it option pricing. stays close to. MSRP- •was; the cubist creation,- the xB, which is' and door locks.' . • ' •••' firearley High School graduate . : ; • In fact, there's nothing ltjiicl-vuew at all does. ., - ';.;•/ •.,• • /••.;. '.•• ;,.• •'• .. :•.':; •. • Scion will offer something.of an industry . like a shrunken Honda'Element, sans the: ./.' Safety features:. ABS,; dual •Steve Washula takes snaps during' :: about'Scion's'lirsf two models; (he xA and' :' If indeed the Scion proves, to be all first: dockside, installation. .-.' / cladding! - ' / ••"•' . .'' power, front air bags,,-side cu^: 'practice...forthe'annualSnapple : 'the. xB; they've. each' been for sale. in' those things,.however,; that's .where; the That will be done by the maiiufactur-. In. Japan, where it's known as the hB,: tain air bags, first-aid kit and 3- Bowl, held. July 17 in East ..Japan for some lirno - as Toyotas!. ' tvpuble might begin. Will dealers-, sec an or rather than.the dealer, although the. . this . quintessential Tokyo econobox is point belts with'pretensioners, Brunswick, The alhstar event fea- • What's unexpected.is that Scions will .opportunity to mark them up n.little (or • dealer can -still .do installations; .the inexplicably considered" highly- fashion^' force limiters, height - adjusters tures foiir Brearley alumni and two, graduates of Cranford High School. . be • sold in the United State.H at Toyota. iilot), as history has shown us can hap-- process, isi just .'something designed to able. No telling how it will play in Peoria..' and retractors: ; pejr with nvust-liave rides..such as. the .For the full story, see Page C-1.:: County exterminates fewer dealerships.. : ...'-.. .'"..'' 'help keep pricing consistent. The.xA, called the 1st in Japan, is an CHASSIS The- idea of a separate dealership net- •Mini, the PT Cruiser, the' Hummer. H2.or • ••, But why is all this tippy-toeing witlj, 1 appealing, if some.what'generic package . Brakes: front disc, rear drum almost, any Harlcy-DavicLson?. : • ; work, which Toyota .commissioned when buyers so important? ... ;' •', •- .' . r- "•"•'. -.------ji th-at is guaianteed to turn far fewer .With;. ABS,' EBD (plus traction birds than permits allowed if spun ofl'.its Lexus luxury, division 12 • 'To participate in selling.Scions, some Because Toyota' figures- most Scion : • heads.' • '•'•';,: ' '.. ' . ./ " .-, . ' .".' .;. ' control,/xB) . • ... years ago,, was initially''appealing.- But 10-1 (out .of, 133) Toyota dealers in Customers will be Gen Y or female first- .•..'.. Each is-powercd by the sanie.l.S-liter By LAUREN TRAINOR Noniahegan Park in Crahfordi California, where the .'yearlong national •. Steering: Power rack- and and ilahway River Park inClark - two obstacles .prevented that:,. ' timers.. Surveys show that,these people •motor that .comes, in 'the/uhderloved THpl'UKONICI.l?, • '• " : :- • , .-;: "••; ' pinion . ••"'• ' • -^.. . Scion's rollout is going to. happen so rollout begins this summer, had to sign are skittish as. raccoons in daylight when • Toyota Echo. Despite.only being capable and Rnhway,, said spokesperson /Suspension: Front - inde-. •Union County officials exter- John Salerno. . ''•..'•:. .slowly,. lledgling dtialors- would likely the "Scion Covenant,'! ' . it comes to thesalespi'ocess. • V •;. -. , •of .generating 108 horsepower and 105, pendent-; with . MacPherson minated,; more than. 7Q0 Ctinada starve before the. Jirst true'Scion product It reads inore jike a peace, treaty- To.soothe those fears,-Toyota promises foot-pounds of-torque, the curs, feel zippy ",' "You can't .'always do- the r struts. Rear - independent with geese last week, far less than tho roundup," Salerno said. "Some emerges from'the pipeline in a yearorsu. between Toyota and. its dealers, but. its; a separate "Scion Discovery Zone" (paint-, (the.xB more so).because they're so.small 2,700 birds,tho county's contract ball rounds not included) within Toyota torsion .bars, trailing arms, stabi- places are impractical — geese . It will.be Ifard-'tn make much profit off really a guarantee ofZen-like sales.pvac-: and light. • ' ' . , . • . , with . the United ..States ; lizer bar; ' ' . .• •; tend to 'Vanish'.", .'•.- [•. •'• .'.-' ;', .. cars priced as cheaply as Scions willjie. t ices between Scion and its buyers. • dealerships. Shoppers can go explore, •'•' The xA and the xB each get mid-30s Department • of .Agriculture-. Tires and wheels: P185/60' R ; Wliile trie county exterminat- Overall, the pricing's got to be the best Toyota is (ielicately,trying to keep the without being approached by. salesmen. in miles per gallon of regular unleaded' ('USD A) authorized them to ed many fewer geese than per- •news/for anyone iniorested in a Scion. sales process on track by promising shop- .Andsalesmen are supposed to.be Scion-' gasoline.1 AJKI isn't this a -clever time to he 15-inch, with.steel wheels- • lemovc tiom paik and recreation mitted, Salerno said the effort 1 •.'•'The cute. xA carries: an ' MSRP of-just ' pers the chance' to "build" their dream .specific, distinguished; perhaps, by their introducing n car with this kind of econo- PRICING sites •".••'•'"' ••'• ..••'met the goal of reducing, the pop- ; $12;480; the quirky xB goes for $l,'200, Scion oh. the Internet, print out the pric- 'multiple-piercings, and' body ail. '... my?- ....'••:, . -•.'•'••- ' . • ''•• " / Base price: ;xA:.' $12,480 Although the, county .had ulation. There are no plans to gas ingi.and take it to a dealer who will coop-, (automatic, $13,280); • ': obtained a permit to eliminate more geese this year; and the more,-1 o)' $ 13, fiKO for •roaderswivhout, a And'Scion buyers can actually .apply "When these cars were introduced in 1 calculator V ' • '. , crate on transaction price and options. •;for their.loans online:'.. .".-••' .. .-.'.'Japan,-; ' noted chief engineer Telsuya' ..-.• xB: -•••$13,68.0 (automatic, the goose horn seven sites,.work -, county would liave to reapply for More good.news: those prices include . . Although Scions will come fairly well -'• If all that works harmoniously, Scion Tada,."sales went crazy!- nearly double, $14,480).. ••••:••• eis tutiully only destroyed birds the permit in future years.. in Waunanco Park in Elizabeth ,'.•.., Hahif Skinner of Newark, who air conditioning, a premium audio sys- •;. loaded/ plenty 'of-options arc available owners can; expect .an enjoyable, owner- • the number (48,000)-wtVhad projected." and Rosello, Echo Lake Park in. extravaganza Mountainsido and . WeStfteld, •(Continued on ipage A-2);; . This doctor is in Cranford plans Cr'anfont resident Joaqiiiin Correia. ' has been named one of the -."Best ' July 4 marked the return of Doctors in 2003".by New York •• .' two annual traditions to Cranford — the Firecracker - Magazine. Correia is Physician.'..- • Four-Miler road race spon- changes •Director for Critical Care and the sored by the jaycees and the Telemetry Units ai Saint James ;' canoe races hosted by the By GREG MARX •'.•'•• Aiiother, ordinance would con- •Hospital.in Newark. For more on.his Recreation and Parks THECI'IRONICI-.E vert .15 underutilized two-hour accomplishments, turn to PageA-5:.' Department,. '..Above,-. .four meters along South Avenue East' iS VEHICLES friends from Cranford help •TheTownshijy to fouivhqur. meters, designed/for CAR each other get ready for the • Coiiimittec is expected to adopt a : 'use by part-time employees or IVIUST GO BY JLJIVE 3Oth! Four-Miler in Nomahegan number of ordinances Tuesday shoppers on extended trips. Park; from left are Shannon that are-part of a .broader''effort;, The now regulations are UP'' Paster, Kara Giannecchini, to rationalize parking -in- the intended "to provide more long- Jess DlDonato and Christine TO downtown. ••• .•.''.'••••'.• : V • term- parking for , downtown 6 MOS. Schmitt. Right, Jbhnathan Two ••of'the'ordinances wolilcl "" employees ... in locations that SUPERSTORE Denci of Cranford gets some .crtiite . IS nine-hour permit are on the periphery of the downr last minute tips from his •spaces for. downtown employees town,". • ."• said ;• • Downtown ouRmsm GUARANTEED father Joe before dipping his on. the. outskirts of the busirtess Manageihent •-•': Corporation AUTO CREDIT! paddle at the canoe races. •district. They include .'the cohver- - .Director-Kathleen Miller: Prunty. You May Also Qualify For For more pictures of the .-sioii'of 10 underutilized two-hour Additional Savings: Regardless Of Past drec/it History! canoe 'event;-, turn to Page B- '. . :With the. hew spaces,. said- • No Credit * Tax Lions-'-• fieposesslon 11 and for a full account of the meters, on Eastman' Street hear Prunty, those ;• employee's: should COLLEGE *4QO • Bankruptcy -Divorce - 1st Time Buyers Four-Miler, see Sports on the Post Office, itli.e' conversion, of. ivo longer, be parking in'the two-.- BRAMD MEW BOO3 CHEVY PageC-i. - : •four 'existing Vfoui'rhour meter hour meter spaces in Lot 7. and • GRADS REBATE YOU'RE APPROVED! spaces on Mi In Street; and the on streets in the center -of the S Cranford Scouts : YOUti JOBISYOUFt CFtEOIT! • creation, of four new spaces: on- downtown. And "when business OLDSMQBILE 1OOQ ) Vorlnc: , uno lr.ln»-w'O(.>. |.nvr r.lr.tirk, AIR, AM I"M '.;tr.(co eh'.-,:, lock ilill. Inch, t)w lirns. STK I'.nnSBfi. 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VIN IIYW.129.fB0 DISCOUNT REBATE C>K\ rohat(,i il i|u,il. . - ,'.-•,•• •EH Silver and Gold Awards, in honor of MILITARY RETIREES their achievements; For more on the s ,rt in "aa Oldsmobtlo •DI Ford EZ5O in ar Court of Awards ceremony, turn to Author hig •Ui f/i . . Brauada A\A#IO Excohdad Cai-go Van & CURRENT 75O 1 VC. clulo linns;, pwr slr/AI)'S';,n;ils'. ii .r.yl. .IIIIO < in iiiinsi. pwvr 'Psige'8-i :• -.,' /:. :''. . • .' AIR. AM'KM oluroo CD! cruisi). •itrriij-AliS AHI.AM'IM fJliin-ii- MILITARY REBATE In.nlli, mounrl, lu<) Kick, .lti,U7!» '..'.i:,.... vinyl ml. ilu.il. air l.;ii|i,. mi. VIM BjwniK'i)!) .- • . . •. -I '.' (~t 11 >) nil. r.tklM-.'(i-l..| A Sassi's retelling of an Afncan folktale featured in July See dealer for details. viri/ni-iA-ia;>r.;.' ' • '• I H 2999 By LAUREN TRAINOR •. Sassi -is' not a naturalist. She • said about the.story.'-'As I read, I Collected different versions of the BRAND tVEW '98 ehourolot "do Morcury • '•,. THE CHRONICLE, ,.- ; is an author, and her squirrel dis- Tnhoo LT |idJil covery led. her ta write a story for •story." J .enjoyed the trail they V (1 . fru.l o I' i| n v,, p >vr • V 0 ,. a u to . I f'ji ii u'l pwr BOO3CHEVY f.trlirlvwind'ltK.-ttii'-iiH'il:;. Ain. AM FM ' ,.,, • , • , - •. . • .».,.,,.--.•- . . -.. ; GRANFORD T- Laura Sassi Boys'-. Quest magazine and con- traced and bringing them to life.... sinM>O ca!t'&,'(»;itir, cuii.L* luij n\ch. !it/AUS*J|kH ; V6, auto trans, pwr str/brk/locks, AIR;. A'M/FM stereo cass, lilt, r dof. clo|H ml. inter wip, AM/FM ' CU r:(i!iso. loath. r>O.ti:lfi' mi. VIN »W.C3GtUM3 tells a story, about a languid grey sider where else her new knowl- They were stones that had ani- dual airbagS.STK «B1206; VIN I/3M7209.13. MSRP S1B.700. .18 mq GM Smart Buy IN Railroad discussion Finance w/12,000. mi/yr;;2Qc thareallor $302 cusl. cash, $193 1st mb. pymnl. $1500 squirrel spra\v|ed on the deck edge could take her. '•':•:'•'' ..jn-als aiid..teach a -moral lesson-" • Smart Buy GM Rebate usod aS cusl. cash '-- $495 duo at signing.'. Opt balloon pymnt ntqndol te'mv: S7354. Ttl pyrnt$.S9p71 Til cos! incl. opt balloon pymnl S16,925. Buy. 5999 behind hei' home one sunny day That episode is just one chap- about:being kind." .-•..-• price incl: $3000 GM rebate il qual.. *O"t Choi/rolot "OO Joop Grand in Kenilworth in January. ter of a promising; career in chil- Sassi began her literiiry.career•""': BRAND MEW 2OO3 CHEVY BRAMD MEW 2OO3 CHEVY . Siluarado 25OO Pickup Chordkoo LTD *lx* 3M Ton, Vfct. dutq u.iii!;. pwr A public forum on the pending reactivi- She was curious about the way when she was a fourth grade . ;;1i/ABS. AIR.'AM/lrM utufoo.'all :- s'oas r.-uitals/clolhint, i-t,Yr,G nil.1 • atiqn of the Staten Island and Hahway'. it just seemed to lay there, doing teacher for one year at Orange .'• VIN (MK12G70I1 , •• •••" . nothing, while every other ani-- "The history and teacher Avenue School. One. day she ;•* :H -l-cyl, .tulo tr,iii'..'|bw' '.M'bik. Ailt. Af.U-'M 'Atuvo cm".:,, • Voitoc 5300, Vti. mltl mb GM'Sniiift 17999 will be held 1'p,m. Tuesday''at • ' ••• mal seeriied to be doing the 'in. me got. me. into leg- GM-3in;nt UtJV F"in;iHCij w MI? .GOO1 fin-y): 2°e |liis"Mllrn J-IOO 19999 l , [)uy f'liWnco w 1?.lX10 nii-vr ?0c thoruallui S2J16 cu'Jt cinh, things they do to keep them- tial effort.. "; ' " ..'." ' .\ '. ' .''. cufi.c.tilh. $109 itJtna jiynint. &M>00 Srruif Duy GMHnli;il.» , $:Wft 1st mo pymnl. H. $1000 GM Smart (iity nobiiiu.uuAd a&- BUY- Kenilworth Borough Hall, 567 "• . ends. As I read, I collect- ijUKl ijf. cij:;l (JI:;I|.^ $!Kt() (iii|) .jt :ii[jmrif] O|il b.ilinon nvmnl' ' cunt t;,-»sti -t $;.'U1-1 duo .it fiinnnii). OpI'bnlloonpyrriiU'it ond • at i"id oMiuni Syillfl. Lit pyiii|!iS'.J3WTil-c

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£ranford Chronicle July 10,2003;; A-2 July 10, 2003 Cranford Chronicle Resident ponse Oaks (Continued from page A-l) ' me to the Great Swamp — it was a thrill to see the ." geose,';,said Salerno. At that time, the gqose popu- hearing set h was fishing at.Echo Lake Park Monday, supported lation in New .Jersey w as basically migratory. , minor the effort. "It's actually better; they were messing Salerno said.'The geese have.come to take up divide lot up the grass," he said. "You could hardly walk ~ residence fairly recently... (Now) our goal is to to resume thevd try to attack yoa They were pooping, every- Work in different parks to cut back-on- an unsus- CRANFORD—The controver- wluie" • .••' ''• •. • •'••'• ' 'v '•..,.'.: ••'•"•.•'• construction tainable population:" : ••'••••':,.. , sial Board of Adjustment hearing at Lincoln, Others at Echo Lake, though, we.re indifferent '. .:"'" According to Hnllie Pickhartlt, spokesperson fof on the application to build 36 By LAUREN TRAINOR funded in part by a taxpayer plan , to the changes, .-'.' • ;. ' •'•'••' the Wildlife Service's.division of the.'USDA, the tovvnhpuses at Meeker Avenue I didn't notice much, of a difference," said Jnan THE . .. '•'•-..under which the renovation's cost SvlJnion '. Canada-geese population has gfown tremendously and Hale and Heinrich streets will be spread.but over a.30ryear •' Dominguez, who often comes to the park on'his ' in the recent past and they have become, full-time ; : wil} resume July 21. •"'•.,, - ..' GARWdOD — Despite heavy' period. '.-' And although' New. lunch breaks. . "•'••' ' • ... , residents of New Jersey, . , ., ; - The. application, proposed by By LAUREN TRAINOR "If they rake'd .the 'area.'once.a week or chopped rainfall throughout the spring Jersey is in- the/.inidst. of-.putting'. • •'•The geese are abundant in this habitat because. Twin Oaks Realty, has encoun- and early summer/work 'on tlie funding" to various state-wide . THE CHRONICLE; • ; . it up so, it would mix with jthe dirt, if wouldn't be a," people feed them and they have no natural preda-. tered stiff resistance: from---some problem," sjud Anthony Fnjstaci^anoihcr park visr 1 first phase ^>f the borpugh's '.programs, the state remains com-;' tors, so they've adapted very well to urban and residents who believe the density/ 1'initted to1 fund; approximately•28 : . school construction is-still, expect-' -.:•.CRANFORD —.The Planning. i'toiV - ...... • ] ' .•' ;.,.'. .'••••• • :. '••..' •••'suburban areas in theUnited.S't.ates. As a.result, v 1 of the project will harm the ad to be com.]')lete(,| by its lat( ])et-cent ()f the total cost of the Board will hear a proposal • • Edwin Morairof In'ingtqn stopped by. the play- 1 the population ' in New Jersey and the United neighborhood and the township. project '.uncle !' -the-.. Long Range Wednesday, for a subdivision appli- • ground'\Vith his son. "There's rtot really n. differ- States has proliferated," said Pickhardt. December due (l;ite'. Business cation at'60 Sputli Union Aye.,, . : According to township ordi- 'Adniini'tjtrator Barbara Caririo- Facilities' Plan, according to ence;. 1 still see a'couple. of the.in,"he said. . , Charles Siginund, Director of Union County nances, which set !the same.den- ' The proposal, by Douglas, and As a gaggle of remaining geese followed him •Parks and Recreation, has. said that the .geese do said this week. •,. ; .Cari.no...... '•-, . '. ' ; . . , •• •Susan Haustein, Would subdivide sity requirements for townhouses ":' •• "We've been a• l'ittle behind i-at' ;., '••• -'"It. -.-wtrs- necessary," Carino • across the street, beaks;, agape'.and'begging for .'' pose a health threat. But,'some; area residents' as for single-family homes, only the current lot fit the corner of food; Moran said, 'They're; used to people'feeding enjoy the company of the Canada geese. , . •: • • Lincoln' School)', because- of 'thi) said. "The state .came in' and : : 26 units .are permitted at the site: bad weather, but • they: will be. South Union and Lincoln avenues • them,. I-.-thought it would be hettcrifthey picked '. •, '.Maria Mendozof Elizabeth, who was also at v made an-assessment of all. the into tvyo lots, one containing o.sin- them upand took them somewhere else...They're The July 21 meeting is expect- closing it tip within- theneiit f<-'\v facilities,•They' detenm'ned what .- Echo' Lake Monday, said, "Mike' the geese — 'so ed to include continued questipri-, gle family residence and one con- going to come back next year anyway, especially if many times I saw them walking behind each other. woeks,- si).,all.'the work they' will :'• \s'<.; had and. what- we needed; and. taining a two-family home., -.- they leave some'(behind-)." - •.:.:: •'.'-. '. ;. ing of ZoningOfficer-Ron Meeks,' be doing will.be inside," Carino ' \vh,-,it:weliiulw'arranted funding."'.. I mean, it's part, (if nature, you.know. See, they're-.. who has indicated'34 units might The.-proposed site Would require said.: '.'•::•;•••'.'' ••. '.":'• '."•• •.'.' ; The project at. the borough's '.., Aecordihgto Salerno, the Canada geese popula- .'cr.ossing'the.street now. They.arc so beautiful." • -.. be 'mi appropriate compromise. ;. variances for the size, of both rear tion hiis. grown to its currently overwhelming size : . "I really d'i'uVt mind that they were here' — it, • Carino also-smd, that parts.of. , schools, is three-fold..Phase One, FollpvVing -Meeks testimony, :: •A little change makes aMg difference ••tots-', •''.. : ••'•-••••••./:.•'•' •'••'••-' •'•- only recently. That is a marked contrast from the ':was like it was their park," agreed.Jose Santos, the, project completed ahead of ihe'cui'rent; project, consists '.of. \ }• Variances sought for a, similar •• • 1960s, when seeing a Canada goose.was a rare who spends his lunch breaks fishing at Echo Lake. •••members, of-the public, will have On the last day of business at the school store at Harding School in Kenilworth, children donated schedule' .helped;1-close, the -four , •/thecoiisirii.ction of an. addition at project'were originally rejected in .'opportunity,. . . . • '•• ; - New Jersey'bas roughly .96,800 geese, accord- • a chance to-voice their opinions. A their spare change to the project to move the Nitschke House. A total of $146 was collected in the •week delay caused . by .the- bad 'Lincoln.School adjacent to the old final vote-is.unlikely-July.21, and . September 1999,'' but ' then -.' "Whenl was growing up, my father litie'd to take. ing to a 2002 estimate l)y the USDA,:,' '. ' : program sponsored by the Harding.pTO, Above, Nicholas Cantalupb,eenter, helps BoBeriko, sec- weather.. '"We were four' weeks building'. . ;•".-." •'-•.- '• . another meeting: has 'already : appeared to be approved later that ond from right, and Christine Johnstone put their change in the bottle as two classmates look on. . behind: because :oi'•the. -weather',, -.Phase Two,.rehabilitation 'at' year when Haustoini addressed the beens.cheduledforAug.il.. but the-steel Workers, were fin- •Li nc.ohv.School,' is: slated to begin. • board's concerns about the build- ished two weeks ahead of sched- : in •January after the current con- : 1 .'ings on thesites. '.;:'. •••,::' ule , so we are really only .two st ruction •;is. completed. During But.according to Hausteiri, offi- Much work reitiains on ENL$ talks .weeks behind," she said. • • . that 'jyiiiise. Lincoln' School stu- cials (lid not sign'.the appropriate Underground- '-portions of the dent's will.b.ojiqusod.in the,addi: -(Gont.intied from-pnge. A'-lJ y 1 provide .service.-• • • ' , tremendously- .complex in any cjr- to move across the street paperwork and the .lots must be cumstance,. is iilsii. made 'more d iffi- old Jefferson 'School wore I'oui.ul, tipn; .When renovations are com- . ..resurveyed and the application Tor.' • But the •.stalemate': in- negotia- By LAUREN TRAINOR . "-.•., Anthony Gallerano of- Harbor .". o'rat'iv.o :moldings, and will br1 at .the-'Lincoln, School'site. The pled?, ; middle,, school students 'township official expressed skepti-. tions hampers the .township's.. cull by tlie absence of an agreo- ; ...the memorialization of -resolution the variances presented (o the . TIIKCIIRONICLK ••- ; Associates in Cranford said that designed to blend-in, according- (d ; to.l>e passedby the board at a com.-, removal of the brick, will add.-'un.•.•from both Lincoln.and:Franklin cism that• a deal could.be reached , eflbfta to plan for t lie (ina.ncial.obli- nient."'••. : ;•- •;"..-' . '.-. - -. board again.. ; ;.; ' •.-.;. ".. •}'.'•.:'•'. v : the.space vnria.nce is necessary as JamesGuorra, ••the-ivrcljiiect; There ing'meet ing will, require the appli- additional-cost' of $20,000 to the .schools will be.'moved back into in the foreseeable future..'; • gations it incurred when .it began • • .'Nonetheless, the-lead iu gotia> : .Also to : be discussed' at •... - CRAWFORD ~- Plans to demolV ; a; result of the narrowness.of the . will also be' roctarig'ul;u'' .brick cant to address those.concerns,..:. . -project. .'-, . ,'. .-:,' .: ' .-••' '.' • . tin1- Iniil.ding,' while'• elementary-' 1 • While.negotiations'stretch on, providing eniergtyncy' care last tor on-the,township.side remains • isli an existing house and. build a .'Wednesday's meeting will.bt ah Give him a hand .hopeful. ,'. . . '•'..• '.•:' : property and added,;"Th'e building; columns.in front of the-pizzeria.- ' While the project does not' rep- . According til ; Scott * Avers of scho'ol' students will start school applicatioir by.JET'Development to provision' of emergency care lias year; With the'First, Aid Squad on 'new Calabria Pizza directly across 'would have' to', be.-reduced by 15-19 Construction .Servic!;'s-:.Projecv. 1 The Kenilworth Public Library kicked off the 2003 "Read and 'continued. • 'The residents of the .brink .of collapse,; the township, ' "It is. in-our best .interest to take • .-'The l)ridc•f:i(jiide Is an iipgradc resent ••major new-development, it. ••• in. the. new addition . ' ..... "•'.'. •build two homes, closer to the • Grow@ Your Library "Slimmer Reading Club, with a perform- •the street J'rpivi iis currem location- : feet.if the driveway is to be relocat- Miinag'ement and Consulting, the : Cranford have .nothing to Worry last summer,appropriated 895,000 care • of this..as scion as possible," . ofthe original projmsal fur the site. cnuld.be. a .good sign for the Phase-Three.includes the dem- •Garden State .Parkway-.(hn.tr the. ance by juggler Dave Smith and his Amazing Sideshow July'1. on.Centennial Avenue. \y'ere''unnh- ed.'".. '•: ;.-• ."•••.•• • ••:• • ::.: •• company in charge of the project, about/. We will-guarantee them said Barbara .Bilger, Commissioner. An earlier, design' drow criticism Centennial Avenue business dis- •.-••'rtlj.tiiin -of-,'Kran'klin.school as well ,ordinance allows. • •'. ' to fo'u nd , Cranlbi-d; Eniergency , imdusly approved by the Cra'nibrd According to the .plan for the v . tests prior, to consti'ucti.onclid not • seirice using Our current plan;" Medical Services; i\ substantially. ',. of -Public'.Safety. "When someone ••-. from tlie town:ship'!>nevelopint iit trict. Mayor Dan Aschenbach and ;as the, construction of the hew . Planning Board July 2.,, . •-.. pizzeria, the-new building will Review 'Committee for its aesthetic reveal the brick, • ,'••-. said.Police Chief Eric Mason.. - - :• • larger.sum was appropriated this, needs help, whether, it's .a volun- . members : of '. the'; Township :library,- .liinclvroom, and' music The' new' building- approved by •hav.e-one table less-than the.cur- appearance. ••;.-•" • . • . Committee have been pressuring •Despite the minor setbacks, • room ai Lincoln- school. Under that-airangemeiit, EMT year to continue the service. " ' ' teer or a paid -jK'i'soh, allthoy see is •the board at 208 Centennial Ave. workers paid., by the. township • tlio name Cranfoi'd."'. • rent shop's l.G.The shop will also, .Residents at the .'.'meeting .commercial property.'owners in the Avers said, "We are making'good- All; construction' is scheduled To. offset that expense,.some in ^vi.ll -be two stories high and will be handicapped- accessible, and : Borough tries a new method expressed their concerns over , area.to improve and invest in,their progress." . , ^ : -. - ' to-be completed by the :start of respond- -to . ambulance .calls • on the township;'.have again broached •The issuer is expected to be on house, two "apartments about the weekdays, with township firemen' will include handicap -accessible, '. drainage, noise, and lighting,'and properties. . •••'•'•. :.• -.." .- "-, The-$12.3 million, project is the; 2005-2006., school year.' :... • the .'possibility of' thirdrparty - tliiv agenda at the next Township •new pizza.shop, • ., bathrooms/unlike: the bathroom in: providing- back-up if needed..At billing, or recouping costs from Cfunuiittee • meeting Tuesday The; board -granted two vari- night and onweekendsTthe yolun-. die current building.' ' '•'•:. ' " , to Medicare and insurance providers. . though the discussion may be -held ances to the site, one waiving the' . Ofthe 7-8 parking spaces on the t'eer First Aid .Squad continues to But going down that road, which is in.closed session. ••.... . -. ' • '. : •11, parking spots required on the: lot, one. will be .designated a handi- By LAUREN TRAINOR . warrants to indiv.idunl.s whose, times-assign community seiyice in bus.iiiess's' property to allow for capped1 spot, and three will be' payments to the borough 'are'-seri-. addition to billing the individual . THE . \ 1 only,7 or 8, and one allowing.less '' allotted to residents of the second ously'•overdue-.. If an individual is. for owed money.' • -. ' •, rooiv\ .from the north side of the .. Hobr apartments, .There will be. ' •. KENILWORTH -••.' Borp.ugh •subsecMion'Uy.'arrested for another .;' According to --Dennis'. Martin,.-; Author highlighted in magazine 1 1 .building to the edge'of the proper- additional parking available in. the. .Council .members learned of a' pro-., ci'iine or violation, the hd'uclr war- •'•'Chiuf.'of -Probation' Collection for ; ; . Arigc-les -before' coming to New to. baby-sit Will.'.'., ; '. - . , . ty line.', ,..'.- • •'•• .-".-•• ' •granv Tuesday which could help -..'-. rant.will-aiipear.-and. the u arrant.< . (Continued from; page A-D . .municipal lots nearby .the property. the Comprehensive Enforcement ; • hi her lionie, Sassi. hassUr-, '. A township ordinance dictates the borough collect thousands'of will bo enforced'...... •.Jersey - slic- loves-Cranford and •The new building will have a Program, "We are enforcing mone- Sassi also, wrote an article for enjoys its sniall-town atmosphere. .•'rounded- herself with lOth-contu- that the building must be 5 feet brick face-on the front and sides of . .dollars in outstanding fines from Because••''. : the. ' now tary penalties- ... it is in every- Focus on the Family'magazine on away, from the property line,, but , delinquent offenders. . •••• • .-.. And while she's settled• ilowii, ry • clocks and' .etchings.' They the first story; the back and second , Comprelu'nsive. lOnforceinent body's best! interest if we can work parenting, after lier'son's.develop- accompnny her 'mother's.: bright •. the proposed structure will-stand .... According to Thomas .Vitale, : the local, library "is a wonderlul •story-will be stucco. The building' . l'l/ogr'ain W(iul(l Lie run by-the out.something that's reasonable.'' ment - seemed ' to be delayed ;• in. :resourc(.:"..\vhere she (loos a lot of •Mc^xican-inspircd pai.rtt ings and only 1-5 feet into the property. will have asphalt shingles and dt'c- •..•municipal' judge, the .lines- would state., il would allow-liens to.be 1 .: ' ,lt: would- also greatly. reduce some areas'. Will,'who was horn, the research Tor her books.. . ',-. her small collection of art- by .a;.' be collected for a number of oftens - 1 •placed, against the offender. IT the -the burden on the- borough to four months early, eventually ' 'Sassi is keenly aware of the. .favorite-Colorado artist.'. ' • ; - -os including, disorderly .persons,••...defaulter tries to buy/sell, or red-, 1 enforce the bench warrants ;',ori oyercamcyhis difficulties, and'so •'• The • .collection•., st'ems '"'t'p , (lomestic violence, -niid motor yelii- •people around her .as well as her •nance a hoiiie, their.'ollense would. ', their own. . ; -" •' .. • • Sassi. wrote an article about the • natural-surroundings. She knows describe Sassi lierself;,'Hi'r stories . • cle violations. - , ' ' . .. : . show-up on the.title spnrcJi. Also, • ''The municipal courts-tare .virtue of letting children take. the names of the librarians and .possess • a. brightnos's and warm resigns .''•;• The p'rograin, developed . and because: there .would- be n civil inundated with a. tremendous their own time,, and not getting . .the -mailman; "even the cashiers, energy that draw from her per- administered!, through New 1 injunction against them which ; workload on the. administrative • too alarmed When they don't .seem, at the sup'ennarke't-k'now'who we sonality, and' oath out "tells"you'-' Jersey's Administrative Office of would be.docket'ed in Trenton, the staff," said Vitale. ".It s all they can to be operating on schedule. • ' ".. 'something 'that will make, you the Court-(AOC), would•allo.^v the are;" she says, Her former; stu- : state-'would be able, to gai'hish do to keep up with it." ..'. Laina.Sassi is someone you'd dents stittdrop by for tutoring 'and- smarter, somehow,' •.-'• after board denies borough to effect more severe' wages andiOflsi't, tax rebate's.. ]' : : Under 'the , plan. ' the, want to hang out with.around a . • penalties on uhcoliected debt. . Tlie .program would be fairly Comprehensive Enforcement cnnipfire. . . -,: • "(Konilworth) is owed; over easy for the nuinicipaliiy to'imple- Program would bill the municipal: .• She's tirelessly interested in.', $300,000' ..in -paypients,"- -said nient.'.h wouldrequireKenilworth. ity (or 25 percent of what the'col- the things around her, and tends . Cranfbrd plans changes Bchily GREG MARdX an dcare lyextensio moans that" if she returnns to Joanne -'Szelingiewicz, .Court to download names of violators- lections amount-to, Vitale said. 1 to talk with' her hands in an /mi-:', ' • (ContiniiecLf'rom p.age.A-.Tj.:-.- .recommended - the.. creation, of'-, LAUREN TRAINOR teaching, it will. be:. without .-..'her ... .Admjmstra_tpr..rAndii-alfhioiig.h.'.th.e: .. onto..axoniputerdisk, whieh-would The feewould exclude fines paid .mated way that is coiiipletely cap- tenure. •; state agency could only pursue, •' seven new twd-houv -me.tors TIIECHHON(C;LK '.- be-sent backtotheAOC.;rh.eAOC ' for parking tickets, payments for tivating. She speaks fluent French • The: board,:on. Superintendent about $190,000 of that money, that . would theji 'send -notices.;to the people stop- using the slior't.-tejin'- .along, various streets in the . an a's^essjnbrit. of restitution, and- and understands Spanish; and'as meters, there is sufficient pa-rk- •'.downtown',-as wiill a.s modifica- P Ateacher in the: Bill Murphy's recommendation/ would still be a vast 'improvement' .offenders followed by a summons her latest work indicates, she is : 1 over the little they are'presently the'.payment--to' the .Victims' of. •ing •fqr-sho'pp.ers'," she said, .. •'•.. t-ions'-td provide employee per- borough's school -district who was denied Healy's .reqiiest because of . to appear i.n an enforcement hear- . an enthusiastic teller of folk tales' able to collect. ting .conducted by state officials. . Crime Compensation 'Board, '•".-' Priinty is nmember of the ad .'- mit-", parking., and four-hour . denied' an -extension' of: her child. concerns that a.deviation-from the : which could .s'till be enforced, but and legends. ho c Pa r k in g. • Co.inin it to e 11 I at ; : : . care leave has resigned from the .'.language of the contract would set • Most. • :n)unicipa|ities, like ' Tho:siaUvofficials would work out .meters at Lot. l'J.... . '.•'•' 1 •hot: billed by the-agency.- . ' : Though Sassi has lived all over reconimended. the changes ' to district. ' • . . . a negative precedent. Tho.Garwood Kehilwprth,, curren'tly issue- beiicl> ;i payment •• schedule, ;:HJ(T •sonic -'•' The coriihiittee'. has made "a. 1 ; •'.••-• .According, to. Szelihgiewicz, the the globe—-she was born in Spaii). . the. Township Committee':. The : recommendatioa.that could pro- . Lauren. Healy, who taught Education Association .'had'.pro- '^ £/Uertainment ••'-History- ••Dining •'Shopping.'*: Ambi^ .-' ])ro'gram should be. fully imple-. •and lived in France and Mexico.-as Parking. Committee- has also vide more. parking' for: com-.. Grades 2 .and 3 in the district fo.r posed a. memoraiidiim of under-: niented in about 12 weeks.' .a child, later .moving', to Los-, • :• inuters, as well. JLot 3, behind. •'• five years, had been on child care standing that disavowed,.'my precis; Swan Cleaners, currently houa- leave since the. 'beginning ofthe dent, but the concerns persisted. c- tvs. 36 nine-hour permit spaces . 20:02-2003 schpolyear: At April 1; ; . This week, Murphy restated his m • :the.deadline specified,in the.teach- 15. •' 3 which are ...underutilized by position: The board is adhering, to' E. (Eranf nthf CI|rmtTctc .'downtownemploye.es.. .'• • ens' contract to .iiiform. the board of "what the contract said,'' he: said, ;.\ ..her/intentions'; Healy said she; a). The group, has proposed con-- The deadlines are 'necessary to- '5' Elementary • High School • SAT Prep A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper' • planhed.to-return in the fall. But in :-3' : verting half of those spaces to : allow .the ".board: to .provide ade- C: .CD NJN.PubJishing©2002, -" ' \ late May. she.: changed her mind '...quate staffing, he said.; ..- •' ' .... '•£.' .3 : Personalized One on One :••'•'-12-haur: permits,, which would ' : . • • . ._ • . '...• I •.-. . • ' and reqiipsted an additional year's. • CL • be open to.all drivers but would • .-;• Asked whetherhe.would consid- .' O ' /BVEMTH AHMUAL Remediation or Enrichment r Published every Thursday by NJN ,: leave. ' • ••-'• •' ' ..-.•• '.- •"• er recommending an exception: to,, Publishing (USPS 136-80,0) .- •". •.most' likely .be used by com- , ' • .... At a June. 17 meeting, the Board •CO. •.-'the.- contract for. a well-liked, Certified Teacher with 10 Years Experience 301 Central Ave., ClarK, NJ.07066 lnu.ter.s.'l'utting that change. of Education uiianimously denied into.efiect would require anoth- teacher, he replied, 'They expect me be, (can provide references) , Second Class postage'paid at '.'.'• . the. request, leaving Healy with two- c •o . er ordinance,, which may. be : :to uphold the contract," V . —1 .Cranford, NJ POSTMASTER: : choices! return to teach or resign '< please send changes, to MJN ; - intirocluced in August. '...• -.', . Murphy said he.did not believe * 1 her position-.'She chose the latter; -; d' CALL: 908-276-3708 Publishing Fulfillment office, PO t runty said' the' Parking" . ''It was'pretty disappointing any similar incidents had occurred 5,- Box 699,..Spmerville, NJ 08876. - Committee expects, .the changes .that it had to come to that point,'' previously.'. .•/.-• '". • 5" Subscription rates by mail, one • to go into effect all at piie time, ,- she. said this week:"... It just made - Healy did not dispute the lan- l-tfQ year.within Union County $2.5, out . oil Sept.' 1. Prior to, that .date the guage in the contract, but said an ; •-.• me feel that I wasn't .a valued of county S28, out of state .330, - township will .reach out to, s(:ore exception could have been made.: FE/'TIVAI, : employee there. Ican't work for ... 3" Stock Up On Seed At Sale Prices. To. subscribe calM-800-300-9321.' owners and employees, and; 'There's nothing in the contract o '••. ; ' people who don't value me. as .'an -ID- (And we'll store it Toryou free . information ..will he available for employee;" . . ' that says they couldn't have grant- 'S.. 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CRANFORD — Township resi- . minatfe ' with the Mciilel dent: Nick McDerriiott has. been, Cranfordyo Congress,..'. in which scholars. .selected to attend the National "asjiume the rple.s of' U.S. wedding is Saturday Young .Leaders Conference rials,, political appointees . and hers.'-of'. Congress. Washington'.'; facing, the-'ivatiori; • Representatives, find debate, . •/-• .Mary and Henry Dilorio of Cranfoi'd announce the engage- : (NYLC) from July 7 to 1-7' in newsmakers from the. three press corps and key appointees to To comj)k'im-iu the sclurduU' of a mend a »idt-nt,".-indt-nt.-; .\iore.than 400 members of tlie resour,':e-.cleyel'opmeiif.coordinator, for the United Way of Greater ; ; .'the .country to attend the learn directly froin individuals, in Representatives and- rf panel dis- I'.B. Congress join this commit- ; :ome): • . ,.' /:,:' ;' •.• •; " "• • /,'.. , ; .••'•'••.••, '. •'• •,;.-; , - : act as -tlie prc^idenl antl f :a.bin(;; Union County in-Elizabeth.. , • .' ; •..''.!':' , .••: ^. ,''.-'• l : .Conference, , . leadership,'! said Michael Lasday, cussion with prominent journal- iiH-uibfi"." responding id an inter- • liii'iit by' serving on -.the CYtC A wedding is planned Saturday, July 12. " , July 29 — to Caesar's in •Atliinl.i(:.(:'itv:T ''oi." re.servations ,call : The theme of NYLC is "The executive director, of the ists at the National Press (Mill).. \ ' 'naiiolm! crisis-. .Si udeiHs alsti par: Honorary, Congressional Board of 9081272-6828. .. ', ' •'•' : '-::v - •/ .' /.'•'; Y" '' .:.''" • •. '•'•, '; Leaders of Tomorrow Meeting the Congressional Youth Leadership . McDermott will also niee!with ' •Advisors. -.' ••• . ••. ; .'.' -.-" : ticipate. in a judicial simulation: MICHAEL MOFFIT AND ALISON JANKUNAS Si'pt.'22;Oct:lO,—- Las Veg'.'is.'iiafionni'i^arks including"the,' Leaders of Today." Throughout the Council, the organization that senators and a representative- or called'"Testing the,.Constitiilion." 'For additional information on :;raiul Canyon and two nights iii. Branson, ('.'ost is. $1,991 per 11-day conference, McDermptt sponsors . ' the Conference. an'..appointed'.member of their- in 'Whit:h vh(-V: ex.'in'iine actual - NYI.C. visit on the Internet.at ' :: . •: NICK IvicPERMOTT [jerson, double occupancy;.For reservations. .'(90.8). 272-5375/ • will interact with keyy elected offiofii-- "Students will interact with memmem-- stafistaff": to discus.sdiscuss important -..-is.sissu Supreme Court cases .NYLC. cul.-- 'Friday. Club '"..' ;/'-!;.,:.- , ' :-;.'.-•;> .'':"•':.:.'.'.':. ••'..•' to Tlie Cranford Senior Citizens'.Friday C'lub meots/l p.m. at. the Community Center, 22O.;,Walnuf Ave.. '. • ,£%i i^v education groups breathe Kicls are Trips sponsored by the Friday Club: . • . -. . ' IVloffit Aug. 20 —; "Country;.lloedown": at Mouiit-.riayeh' Country. Joan and Tom Jankunas of ; . /Her. fiance is the son of John Resort, Milford, Pa.' Cost of $55' incl.tides a breakfast buffet; Cranford announce the .engage-, and Peggy'' Moffitt of Cr.anford. . a sigh of relief <>ver the budget thefcings and full dinner. The bus.leav.es Cranford 8:30 a.m.'-, : . • . . inent of their'daughter, Alison, to .. .' A,,.graduate of Cranford /High Oct. 22 —'Fall foliage totuvCost of $-15 includes lunch, The By KEVIN B. HOWELL . ' . • popot t her organizationn will receivreceive .-• Unid.nUnid.n- CountyCounty- Collegee is-.•appreis.aj - Michael Momtt; ' ',,,'. • .-;•'.'/•/•'..' School- •'.. ."and Westchester- bus leaves Cranfbrd.9 a m. .-' • •'-•• •:' ; • . ' ' : '.-•• . . . The bride-to-be is a' graduate of • University;'Mr.Mofiltf is' now a ; , STAI'TttTilTKIi •until the end of the month. ciative that it's state funding- has Dir. 2-3 —'"Night Light Tour" to Bethlehem, Pa; Cost is. •'. Last year the symphony was been restored/The college's prosi-,. Cranford High School and the:sales representative for '• Aventis 1 at ; $190/per person, single occupancy; $150 double.Occupancy; State legislators weren't 'the- granted $39,237 and an addition- dent, Thomas Brown, said.that he University of South' Florida..She • Phai:maceut;icals. .-•/: '• only ones • losing sleep, over this; al $25,000 from a special pro- hadn't expected funding to -be. is now:a fragrance .development • The' couple now liye in Red $.145: triple occupancy. Includes accommodations at .Comfort year's budget. Many in .the arts gram. The aid accounts, for. G-10 restored, .but."-is glad. the'.college. SUSAN ALISON MCCLOY AND MICHAEL DiOFHO •nianager' for ' International. jBank., An April.24, 2004 .wedding, Suites, transportation, deluxe! continental breakfast, dinner and education communities sure- percent of the' symphony s budget, will receive: $550,000 from the Flavors "and Fragrances in Hazlet,' .is planned. .-. ' at Lantern Restaurant,'night- foti'r ami. tiine for Christmas'

ly had iiightn'tares of how funding according to DeNigro, state.' ..'•.'.'/ -..••" .'•'• , ';• '' •' ''. • shopping:- • •./•/•.': •'.-.: /, , ."./. ...'-.- • '•••'-.'• / •'- ,\ •" •' ;'- : would turn'out for their groups in : Earlier this, year, the sympho- . Brown; said the budget affect.s , The Ujiioli County. Board.-of For trip resei'vat.iohs and full infofraation. phone Helen at Chosen .Freehnlders and; the. • iv difficult budget your where Gov. many of the state's student.? as 52 : ; ny' announced • "'an.-: emergency ' (908) 276-2849, :>-^ '..-,"'.-• : •••' '': : .-.;''•'. /.'•.:' - •" .James E, MeGrecvcy .threatened!-. percent are .enrolled in county cxil .Union. County, liepartment.' of" ; ..appeal-, •soliciting- donations ".to-' r ; man among •slnsh Cundiug'in various nreiis. .. oyer.co.me-. a projected. $50,000 ' leges. He said he is drsappoi-ntC'd , Parks.and Recreation.;in .h'appy Wednesday Club to'..- annouiice that. the.-Kids l]i the end, many breathed a ' budget shortfall by/the ond.oi'the... with -.the 'school's-! funding -from, t he •.-'- CRANFORD —'thy Joaquim ity for the! care' in the Critical.'; where he was class .valedictorian Activities/of the Wednesday. Club 'include: • ,:,.- : .sigh" of-relief1, thankful that, cuts fiscal year, in June. ••. "-.-. .".-.'•' county, which remained flat at ''Ki'ngfloin Traveling Jubilee will Correia, Physician''Director lor-. Care and Telemetry Units, and.is and an .Al-l-Stattvsdccer player at July, 16 — Pizzapi'irfyi ..•'...'.--. ;, . ;' ' . ' , 1H> holcl at Warinanoo Park, in Critical Care and the,Telemetry : ; :.weren't a.-?, severe' as;they-could "It ...was .very .successful,';' $11.2 million/ .'•••• ;•' ; . .' .' '•' Physician Charge of the- Non- East: Side High-School.:He main-'. •'• ' Jul\> 23 — Social: "''• ' -' .' \: ':.''. •'. ' '•'-.'• . 1 Kosrlh- oh.Sunday, July..1.'], from have -been.:- ' DeNigro -said, "Our.. board -.con- . .. ' The college''"had made c.onim- Units :at Saint James Hospital,- ' •Invasive Cardiology Reading- tains a cardiology practice iii the '• July 30,—-Bingo.".;., , ; ' ., : ,'•• -. •--. "• .- :." nooiv until 5-p.m.-Admission is •Newark, has.been named- one of ; : ./•'.'We'.'-were hoping thiit-arts. . tributed. $28,000 and wo received gpncy plans in case its .funding' lfanel at Saint'James Hospital, is •Iropbouhd: '•• •••• '.. , : •/' Aug. 6'.-— ;Btisiness meeting: birthdays and anniversaries; New York Magazine's- ;"Rest was . cut; .-.Brown, .said .some, . a graduate, of Harvard ' College '. Ceu. Cirne'-Nevesi administra-'. : .wouldn't last* any't1'vinjj..'This is..a $19,000 •frpn'i the community,-so.'- noted, •'.•'..'• .' • . -.. .'-.•' • • -. -.•'• : .. '.•'• , • •'• ' "./ •: • v • disappdin'tmwif. Arts, lost betweeii employees wove h'd'uced to 10- "This is- such.a good event for ' Doctors of 200:i," '•':'/• -''.-'• -.', with a bachelor's in biology. -, • tor of Saint James -Hospital, said,,. 'we came pretty dose'.'-''.- •'••'• . ' . '•Aug., iy.-^/.Bingo. ' ..'•• ; .' •...'. , • •.•.'•.•':. • $2-3 :inillion.- But u:o do njiprraate' • But tin1' financial circuin- and 11-morith. schedules insu-ad ; Union ('nunty.residents to enjoy ' .'• The list'.'.ihcUides 'physician's., He earned his M.D.- at 'New "I am proud and happy that such 1 1 .with their .families and friend.s," . from New York, Now Jersey, York .University .School' of Trips sponsored by tire /Wednesday C'lub. include: . what we'ri. getting." suicl Nicole st.ane't-fs have caused thesympho- of 12;. ' '., :• .: •;•;-. • ''•'; • , an outstanding -physician has. • DeNigro, eXecntive1 diivdpr of the. . ny to cut' its. budget by' $ 100,000,•'"•• .; He added.the school should be. said. rVeohiilder Cliairu'onian. Connecticut. Long .Island and. .Medicine and later, served an •chosen jo stay in.thisx'o'mnnmity"• ''•July i-l\-—.Showboat in A(.1 antic C'ity. $ 16. Bus .leaves . VVcsffie'ld Syiiiphony. Orchestra: Despite cuts, DeNigro said, atten- ' in good ..shape because if is J)t-lx,)rah ycanlon.: ':'. .. . .' Westchestcr, -Doctors on the list- internship in internal'medicine/, arid, provide high-quality- care to; Meeker Avenue. 11 /a.ni. Additional trips scheduled Aug.. 1.2,• •.The New .jersey'.Stato Council' dance is up — by 14 percent last tuition-driven and enrollment : ""We.are happy to: provide an were selected from' some 50,000 a residency i'ii internal'medicine • the residents, of the tronlwiund by Sept. 8 and Oct. 13. For more informal.ion, call Arleen Borden ''o'pportiinity lor families to have a • physician's practicing in the nu't- and fellowships in cardiology and . 1 ; /•on.the Arts will receive $].(} mil^ year—and the.symphony was has'increased' by 8 percent.. Tlft' practicing .-, at/ Saint 'James'. a.t'.('9O8.) 2.72-5441/''-'•.••••'•.••'• / /:- ' :-; - . '.••'" -' ;'/- / '.'.'"./ :./: ''.'.'. 1 : .lion,'down from the,'. $18.(5-million' able to' save, money without cut-. school -has been able to.'.keep, , fun-filled dy.y'in the park without- ... ropolitan-area/' ; . cardiac electrophysiology -and', Hospital." / ; . -,.'' - /•'.". \Scpt.l-5 — to/Wildwood Crest., includes four -night's accom- • .-Selections were /made 'by •it received lastyeur. DeNigro said ting 'any concerts.'.. tuition level the last six 'yeiws,/- having'to drive far or spend a ibr- . pacemakers . at.",'.'.Columbia.- ' -In addition, Correia ,'is (in the . modations at-..-'Regal ;l'i'aza;• entertainment" includes ;iune.in the process," she (:ontiii .. drawing on the'• e.xjiertise of the Prt'sbyteriaii Medical Center, '•'•' she"won't know how niucli of that ..' •' On.tliepublic'education front, . Brown, .said. •.-. . .-• '••• . ' -.-.'•• : medical staffs of Saint Michael's • •musical/variety .'showat .Cajio .'.May;County -Porformiiig- A^-ts • nod . .: • '. • • . , Castle Connolly Medical research. • .Correia is :b6ard-certiiied; iiv Medical Center, .Bellv-.-Israel Center,.comedy/dinner.show, t-i'i]) to Atlantic City casino. $275 . Kids. Kingtloni.'. Traveling and publishing company: The.' internal medicine, cardiovascular Medical Center and. Columbus per person double. occupancy/$3't0 single occupancy.'Deposit ''Jubilee is. held i-ain or shine. Ii: . 20'0."-i' list-.is.,'drawn .from the- •disease and/cardiac electrophysi- ; Hospital, ./..Newark- ; -.-aiul.. LOWEST! HOURS: MON.-THURS. 9AM - 9PM . provides tivelv eiitei'tainnveiH 'eighth' edition ' of, Castle ology,.' and is a member • of the' .of $75 required with balnneediio • July 14'. For reservations, : Meadowland.s•' Medical 'CeW-.e'r,' PRICE SI' RI-&SAT. 9AM-10PM« SUN. 10AM-6PM ini'luflini; .M'Ziinie and the Mard.i .Connolly's ""Top 'Doctors: New Ne\V/Jersey; and-.'Essex County Secaucus. He is also: assistant. phone Tlarmon.Finston'itt (908) 27(1-28-15,. .'•-.,-..''/ ... ' . , • . (Iras pai'ade, an- ails and. crafts -. York Metro Area," (0 be published^ Medical • Societies and. the -director of. the Cardiologist October — to Paramonl Ilotel in Ihe Catskills. Five days; Uuiv Not responsible for typographical errors- tent, sniii-aliiiiys, and potato sack / shortly.' - ''' • . .. • •'• -..-.•'•/•. ..American Medical Association... Fellowship Program at Setbn four nights'; For move information,.call Finston. . Bring In any competitor's Sale items cash & carry.only. Sale price's races. " • •-.::, Township resident Cor.reia, . Born in Portugal, he .grew up in Hall University Graduate School., ; The public is welcome on all trips. . • • . •• ad or coupon and we will effective' 7'9,03 -7 15'03. Prices do'riot ; ..: Thfi'i- ai'.i-ilu^n.s,jugglers and who also has clinical responsibil- the Ironboi'ind .section of Newark, of Medical Education. JOAQUIM CORREIA meet or beat thai price include sales tax. Beer prices represent court'jesturs, pony-'rifles', .a hole-' Crantord Chapter AARP#4269 subject to ABC regulations 24-12 oz. bottles unless/otherwise noled.. Club donates $WC{-forplayground PlscmtWIm in-oiu'>-ii'i:ilf clialli'iige, lace j)aint- AARP meetings are held at Lincoln School,on.Cimtennia The Men's Club of the Westfield Y has donated.S1Q.000 to help ing, .•saff'ty . ' dr-moiistrations, Avenue at 9:30. a.m. the fourth Friday of the month. Guests 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 purchase new playground equipment for.the full-day child •n amusement -rides, ivfnvh.ments When public service called, she answered and new'members are welcome. -, . care program. Above, Dgvid Wright, immediate past president of the club, presents a check to Shannon Cleveland, Director aiid a whole lot more. •' -. ... •• '-.. i 1 Trips sponsored by the chapter include: ; SEAGRAMS^ JOHNNIE ABSOLUT : BACARDI RUM of Full Day Child Care, at the.YMCA's new playground on Elm TJie 'next-' two' Kids ..Kingdom Women's efforts to collect phones -fbr biattered woiii'9ii'iw6re;as&isted: by Schering Oct. .9 — to' Moliegan Sun in Coniiecticut/Cost of $26 7C&0WN WALKER BLACK Vodka 80° •Light'Gold ' Street. For information on the Y's Men's, Club, which meets 'Traveling Jubilees will be Aug. includes $10:food and $J.Ojjlay bonus; Bus leaves at 8:3,0 a.in j)sychiairic home care at .Visiting 00 twice a"month and gets involved in various civic projects, con- 10 at, the- I.nop.in the Watchung .'• By KEVIN B. HOWELL /community serves . as shining .'•', Due. 11 -^ to Lancaster, -Pa.:to sec the Sight & Sound pro- : C400 :••• "A told people it might example." • •' : . " ••.;..-... Nursp .and Health . Services. "It's : .75 liter I7OO tact Fred Wasiak at (908) 233-2700. For information on full day • Reserva'tioiu Moiimainsido. and • STAKF.WRITER- . ;;. ;'-.'- duction-of "The Miracle ol' Christimis." Cost is ,$84 Trip •; 1. *& •*# T I75'li|er .Achor has always been active in important tooutreacli to people in v child care for children through age 5 at the "Y," call (908) 654- ••Sept. 'J.0 at N'oniahegan. Parkin • be your phone that s.ayes- includes a family-style/dinner a'f the. t'.tood & Plenty, restau- (.-ranford.; .-...'. . '. • ' As .-•cell'., phone companies. dazzle community,sei-rice. She is finishing the community and find a niche in SEAGRAMS 8460. The Y serves Westfield and the surrounding corrimunir : ; . JOHNNIE . 00 f SKYY V*500 : a woman's life.' It can be rant,' / - • .- •"-. •' ••' •'..." • -.. . .-. • ; •• ' / . - -; • ''-•'. : ; ; .consumers with'the need to have' hoi' second yearns president, of the volunteer organizations,; We all can .WALKERRED- 175 liloi I Vodka 80° ties. •• - •• •' •• ' ;" ' - . .', :; '•••'•' '"':••'••'• ' "' - . •For'more iii! oi,"i.hation on Kids 31 the latest Interiwt-aecessible,. digi- an amazing contribution county Mental Health Associat ion; make a difference in our communi- .- For trip, reservations and informal ion, call. Michael SEAGRAMSW ; Kingdoin, cail -90S! •i;Uv-2900.. JOHNNIE 99 ^SMIRNOFF 4 099 tal camera-equipped - coll phones, she also- serves oh the Board of ty. The community is tlie. fabric of Doncrarikat.(908^1 48 ' DANIELS WALKERBLUE 750 till Vodka 80" Reg.' Lime Twist in a simple way.'' - '/;. 156 many people have Tittle use for Director's of the YW-CA of Plainfield Qii'r civilization." • ., '' . ' •;i'r75UiU-BEAW-'.--:••; •V,75i-flHLANDIA- •-1-75L-TAHQUERAY- ' their older, less-fancy phones, lying; —-Marian Achor and North/ Plain/field, * and woife 21" WHITE LABEL.. 31" Vodkaes .-.:....-.: 2 •Gin:.: .:... :. ...., •:•• '1.75.L PHILADELPHIA' 175LM-SB. ••'". '175LGORDONS i Westfield approves sitbdivision somewhere arou.nd the house.-.' •'..' with the College Club.of-Famvood- 1 Scotch..".. ..•.".-.•...-....'. V751FR1S'." •' . Achor was. responsible for nearly Blended Wr^ke. . •• 11" 29" 22" 'Gin: .•'..:•.• V i '. Marian Achor will take theni. -. Scotch /Plain's.The '.Mental Health Your Environmental Headquarters ;•>' WpODFORb 1 75L EALLANTINE • Vcdkaso..: :. 1.75L.G1LBE/S"/ 4 «»99 half of them. For. her 'efforts, she' RESERVE:./. .,., . 1 :r5L WOLFSCHMIDT In fact, she lias. Achor has.col- 23" Scoter...:....;..:.-, .. 22" 13" Gin."..., .'1O •' Association also has.a domesticvio-' .SINCE • Vacuums • 75D,GENTLEMAN • : 1..75L GRANT'S". Vodka 83 ' \. .: lected somewhere in the.ballpark of •was honored with the Citizen of the : : •"•I BACARDi HUM 4 499 lento'/service. ''.'. '-.:.--. . •.. '. -.'; JACK . ' . 20" Scolch..-..-,;.'.-;. ; •;... '1.75L GORDONS'f of property along CraiifDrd border 1956 19" 13" b.-Qh! • 'Gold •.-..• '• II Year award- from-.the • Fanwood.. 1 • Sewing Machines 1LLEEDS--: •'. .- 1-75LOLD ' Vodka 80 /..: ll :.700 phones; accorcHng.to .Fanwood ••• The cell :phone- collection took •750-BACAROl.- •••' Police Department, -....' Vc-Qf.a op'.. . .- - SMUGGLER ,;..: 17" 11" By KEVIN B. HOWELL Was reject ed. • : two-new'homes on-flag lots. '•'•.-• Police Sgt. Tom Jedic. Her 'cause ••.. Outdoor Power Equipment 1.-75LMAJORSKA' OH'iron. '..•.',..,.• , live months, but Achor 1.L ABSOLUT.'. :' 5" 1.75LWH1TE SIDE " " "Marian has truly: gone above :•• about Vodka. 60 1.75L CA^T. MORGANS jr.!- *%J 99 -.: Tl)e liack-up plun included 1.1 •Several -residents in. the.area, was Union. County's "Call to • Janitprial Supplies , V'co'-.a 80 - •"' '-, •• Scotch 86.8 -.:....:. .;. 14" 11" ahd beyond the call of duty, to care ^emphasizes that -it's"easy to make •750CRJSTALU- ' •' 19" •1-.75LGEORGI.- ', Or;g:S3iced'P:irr:iB'iy C I ' cul-di'-saciind would not re((iiire. including 'sonie.from Cranford, Protect" program,-..which .provides, : v time lor volunteering..-'; .' / ,.' ' • Air and Water Purification VoAaSO- • . ..' • 25" VodKaec-' .. :.-... .- 24" 750JOSECUERVO' . .|, . any., variances, while ihe primary. were oppo.»e,i'l to t!u subdivision, cellular phones to victims ofdomes- for local people in ciisis," Jedic said 11-DEWAnS •' "•• - 17" NLIVET ' .750 GREY GOOSE TEQUILA - 99 -_ •. in: a press release. "By reaching, out . "It's possible to be ihvoivedin Equipment WHltElABEL-..:..-.'.. . l Gc'd • Classici Boartl liere ajiproved the subdivi-' •plan required' six. Board' meni- inainlv because.of flooding con-' ; tic abuse; The phones, are;--proro - OOIVSPAIMV 26" X'adkaBO-..: \ .- 23" 16 to others, she collected inor.e than •the-.community,-be a volunteer and :2Z* sioh '.'ipplicatioti- for 'v-.l -Wood iiei's questioned, whether they,' corns. Some of those concerns grammed to dial 91 iin the.eyent of 75DTURI ' •• '• -•• half oi'ali the donations iii our area. 'still work a full-time job," said Vodka'60 -.-. Brook Circle. Aloud ay. afu-r.' real-' had to. approve the. cul-de-sac . wen. addressed 'as '.stipulations •emergency.-. . • ' • ; . 99 -took 99 Her. strong, commitment to 'our. • 'i-i(ll't '•izing.i.f v.-^irr baiki'd i 111,0 a.Wirne.r- .plan if they rejected the first one,:. for approval.. •• '."•..-.• Achor, who-works as manager; of SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Eii>ii'oaid •'- ' 15' 16 . "I thought maybe I.would'get. .Orignuil "A'ith,its cfecisiiiiv.'• '.-.-'-. knowing that a cul-de-s;ic would- The board required the a'ppli-- . 100 or 200 phones," said Achor, who RESIDENTIAL QR COMMERCIAL . BUD Nips or 99 RED DOG 30-Pack or 4-A99 MOISON 4 C99"i JACK DANIELS ".' • Tlu- bo,.ii'd heard a-vgu/nients n't he a beneficial use of the land. .-. cam. to improve, drainago- in the lives in Fanwood, "I had, lioidea I-. RO.LLING.ROCK Nips . SCHAEFER 30-Pack J Ucpns Golden • Ice • Canadian 1 Peonies,) Hard Cola : 19? from t'hi'.a;)|:ilic:uit'. Needle-Point. . After' consulting the town , rear -yard of.the' development, as • would tove that many.. $0 many - Tloines. .as well as. complaints oJ' planner ;UHI attorney,':the board well as:adding plants to provide a 4* Prescriptions HEINEKEN or^QS people had one or- two', unused Common vacuum '•iipighhofH-. at it.s nieetiiig in Jinie. realiml it couldn't reject an : ••bufffir..,;".'. •-, ., ,/ ' '•'.• . : : phones.'" The applicant presented a pi'i- 'application, because of the ciil-de- CORONA Reg. • Light Town Engineer. Kenneth '-."•;. Achor.read: about the progi'ani. cleaners release them; or BECKS Reg. • Dark . maiT. plaiv for t'he siibdi\'ision. sac;/ therefore;' it approved the 'Marsh,; who sits on the planning . 1 80%OFF >: ; .in the newspaper atid sakl she felt: and aiiack-np plan ij thi nrst.on(' applicant's original proposal with GROLSCHor hoard,-said.that'.'-his department. Miele traps them. (I'M:-variances. • . -.,.'•• • the need to participate.'She called.: and more on over l.?()() Mods •; :• ILSNER URQUELL .has'• examined the area and will .Jedic for more details,, and began •-..•;The- •'.variances' include lot Some Medication is CORDIALS FREE 179 Page Color make drainage improvements- contacting .individuals,- organiza-. Viui-dfiii't l-iiive 10 ptiy full price tor your prescription Dustmite. feces and other allergens such' , ..-•. Rainbow Swing Set width, frontage arid /front-yard '- this 'summer/He added that the. 1LHIRAM WALKER 99 750 VERDI 1.5LC0RBETT CANYON •i'.SUREME JUNOT • ;'• ' 99 .,-tions' and businesses.- She said tnedien'tion". Save up Io SO'r Iiy ordering direct IVoni ..setback for both lots. The applica- . applicant is not.required to fix an T 1 as smoke, bacteria, and moid spores•': '., . Aii 8 Spurhante -....•...... '....•.. While Zinfandel -.: .'.:'. Red-'.While-: -,.' 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• '• ' ••,)•)* 0 July 10, 2003 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle

DO YOU THINK THE LATEST INCREASE IN THE CIGARETTE TAX IS FAIR? WSJ...:

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1 *i. Union County has resorted to desperate measures to con- ASISHPATEL ROBERT SNYDER FERRIS CALDWELL RAY PARDON CAROLYN KIGULA trol the Canada goose population. Last week, workers con- Housing consultant working in Cranford Cranford Scotch Plaihs Nail technician in Scotch Plains tracted by the county rounded up more than 700 birds into Cranford I don t know what the alternative is I don't think the government has a right The politicians pass laws regulating smok I just quit smoking five months ago I collection areas and gassed them in the back of trucks. . It's not fair tothe people who smoke, but to tell people they can't smoke in a ing, but then they think they re going to think its good — maybe it will make Here's I don't smoke so I really dont have a restaurant; that's going into a whole cover their deficit by taxing cigarettes It isn t people think twice about buying ciga- .. The waterfowl were asphyxiated with carbon dioxide and problem with it. Unfortunately, it hurts a the corpses were dumped in a landfill. new issue, but basically I think it should clear whether they want us to smoke or not rettes so it doesn t bother me If it pre |ot of businesses as well be your own choice; Obviously,.it's not a healthy habit and I wish vehts kids from starting to smoke it is a Though it sounds.like a harsh penalty for the offense of I didn't smoke, but it just seems hypocntical good, thing. being an overpopulated nuisance, officials are claiming the scoop on tome. •:'•••.: '.''.-.'.- gassing is a "last, resort.'1. Chemical sprays, dogs, addling eggs arid numerous other methods have been tried to di'Sr... courage Canada,geese from settling ini county, waterways. icecream ChildCare Kahrer named to board All have failed. : . : \ This is going to be the most dif- So authorities, .like those in Watchung last year, decided: ficult summer of niy.life,.. . -;:: to use .lethal measures against the birds. • . • •'• '••• I've resolved not to buy Turkey • Center holds at Saint Peter's College This has led to an outcry from animal rights groups and Hill Dutch Chocolate Ice Cream. . CRANFORD --Township KSI The college administration residents. .'.-:':•.- '••.'• ..'•••..'•": •'•'.-' ."•'•:.1 I am not being paid by.Turkey Hill to sing the praises, of ..their - graduation /dent'Michael Kahier is one of i olios on the Bo ml ol Regents for • ' As unfortunate as it is,.gassing the geese may be the only foiir.new membeis elected to compel m manv ueas' said products. But the Dutch Chocolate GRANFOKD:-- The Cr.intoid cpntrql option for suburban Central New Jersey. Hunting serve three year teim1. on the Titlif i Loughian ol Saint Peter's Ice Cream' is .the best ice cream Cliilci Core Gentei Kindcig n 1 on the birds couid be dangerous in most areas! Non-lethal Saint Petei's. College Boaid ol I he foui new members of the I've ever, bought in a grocery store. / •graduation, took 'place Juno 8 at methods do not seem to be working. ' . •..''-:'" : Regents His term began Juh. 1 Bo ud have divcise interests and It.is the'ultimate comfort food. „ '•• • I'CranjTord Alliance Clunth 'lhe ' The Board of Regents' pi mi n \ uc is of cxpuhsc th it the college The question we should be asking is: Why is thisneces- •." .But .the rich and elegant ice Class of 2003 graduated ~\h slu responsibility is to provide th< tin c ill upon I hey aie dedicat- : : ; ',-creani lias,no place in mydiet anyr: -, sary? . - ' ''.•'•.." •..,/ '•.-'.",- . -.'•'•'..' '.'•' • ••• • •• '• • ' dents undQr thcvch'rei turn ol teat hoi college with leadership in stvei d od to the college and recognize There are nearly 97,0b0geese living permanently in New . •-. more. Pathetic male nienopausal' Karen Eonscca ancf-,-.msi>,( ant Susan /vanity-and worries, about- high. areas -including fund laising tlie \ due of the ifloidible Jesuit Jersey. Most of the problems stemming from geese seem'to •San Filippo.. manageinent business opeia hbei ll aits education we proj 1 blood' pressure have:forced..me to ' • The student's/ euh cieated • be. minor: hissing at people, slowly crossing ,the • road, leav- take a new look at my feckless and' • . tions, communicdtions, maikot \idc ing piles of droppings to be stepped in. Certainly, these are PowerPoint drawi n^ dc pic ting ing, investing, community service K ihiet I 1479 gt ldnate of ' reckless . '.space age ' bachelor • .•their favorite Bibio sloiv the d.iss not executable-offenses'. . • ' . . •".'..;. •/•.•'••• "•-,-.• and othei areas wheie th(>y hive S unt Pe Uii is cui icntlv the vice : lifestyle; . ••''.:•,'; ' • .. also sang "I--am a-Pionuse llong But the: droppings — a single goose produces nearly a -.'• Tliere is 'nothing'better;-'than' personal expertise preside nt of hum in resources at \yith their favorite pnusi sotif,^ . Tlie Bond of RegLiits which Oiginon Ph umaceutic ds Inc pound per day— can actually-.have serious environmental. .this ice cream, after you've come , • ••' Thp center is located it 7 ( hen v consequences^ Waterways with a large flock of year-round, consists of 64 menibeis, also runs lie his been with the Roseland • homo from a tough'day at work:. St". and -is open 7 i in b pin . the college's annual Business based pharmaceutical company geese often suffer from high nutrient levels, low .oxygen lev- :and' the temperature is still.a' Monday-Friday. State licensed md Symposium, which will be hold on since 1989. • / . /- '•-•': els, algae blooms, increased sediment and erosion. In effect, stinky 90 degrees; It's better than nationally-accredited tlu> centei Nov; 6 at the Hyatt Regency on . /.Kahrer has been active in Canada geese can kill ponds, This is reason to take things Letters to the editor beer. And iny-'stomach is scream- has been in exisfetKi since l'lsb the Jersey. City waterfront. The Saint Peter's alumni activities for into hand, even if lethal measures must be used. ing .for ice cream'...'. . ':, The center's currji iiLuin includes The Cranford Child Care Center Kindergarten class graduated 16 students June 8. For more Informa- symposium, entering its, 32nd many years and served on the col- ^ Unfortunately, it didn't have to be this way. But I just can't, eat,that ice '. Spanish, sign laiigii.iff spec id tion on the center's programs or to register for the fall session, call director Patti Williams at (908) 276- year, is the oldest business meet- lege's Alumni Board/as secretary Canada geese build their nests in open areasrand need An alternative to gassing the geese cream anymore. , . . . guests and child intucst pio(,i tins 8689 .;.••• ing of.its kind in New Jersey. and.vice) president. / grass to eat. New Jersey, once heavily-forested, was not a -I feel much better these days' hands-oii learning,-music and othci To The Chronicle: be killed for •'that!-'. : . . ;. .: . -. . after losing about 15 pounds this ,'specials. The/ccnUi piomotes prime nesting area, but northern Canada: was. Until recent : decades, New Jersey was just a Winter pit stop for the I am.an H-year-61d. Cranford-girl writing to yon .• .' Ithjnk using chemicals and dogs, toehase the geese year. .Despite.tlie everyday!stress . health and safety, lays good Ibunda-., : about an article, in the July 3 issiie of The Novv York away from the public .park is'' a safer, and a more tions for learning,huilds indiyidual- Waterfowl; '•' •.',.".-,• - •..•' .'.' -.' -. " . j" 'test of working.on, a newspaper, ; Tjmes,"A Battle Against 'Pesky 'Geese Turns Lethal in' humane way torid the park ofgeese, as mentioned in - my blood pressure • seems to be. ity.and self-respect and encourages But when we' cut down the trees for farms and suburbs, Exp, 7/31/03 North Jersey," • . , ' '. ••....: the'article.: Also altering some of the geese's eggs so under, control aiul I can actually responsibility and getting along 5 You Ptty 3.99. Exp. 7/31/03 we turned New Jersey into. Canada goose heaven — espe- I do see the opinion of (County Manager George* tl'iey. will not. hatch is also humane,.because it is not jog from, my desk to the soda . , with honors in a Chrisf-contored cially in areas where the geese can't be hunted. '•',.•. Devmmey, the'man who signed a conlract.allowing, hurting a live, animal/ . . • ,. ." '•. ' machine for, a Diet Coke without , environment. . • • 42-Qt. Cooler High-rise lid adds ' •"••: Then, in an ail-too successful attempt to bolster Canada park.offieials to kill many goese in UnioivCounty jntb- . .Dnce thegeese.are gone from that park, it could be getting'out-of breath. I've applied geese populations in the early 20th century, wildlife officials space, Interior cargo ' lie parks, but I think there-are other solutions to the the job of volunteering high school students to clean -. so.much discipline to iny appetite • Affer$2Mfn Timer/ Night-Light nets 190.135'4 released thousands of captive-bred geese into the wild. By ' problem. We have to remember that geese serve, a pur- the park and make it more usable for the people again. that sometimes when-I go out for Union County . Exp, 7/27/03 then, hunting had actually reduced the migratory geese to pose inthe world, as humans do. In the .summer, New This could make a good solution, where all sides are lunch at a diner, I actually leave Mail-In Rebate Combo Pack near.extinction. ...-, Jersey is .full of mosquitoes.. Geese love to eat them, happy: the. geese get a new home, the people get to use some of- the' Olympian-sized por- • chapter of BONUS S1ZE-33%MORE! ':;, Appliance timer has-. ' ' • • At a park near my house where'11 like to go in the . their parks, and the high school students will be fulfill- 8-Oi. Deep Woods OFF! , 2 on/2 oH settings; • • . , ••• • New hunting laws, and the release of captive-bred geese tions on the plate,.I've learned to. ., ,. _,... automatic nighl-liaht turns on 5/8" x 65' Garden Hose Gonsirucied of. ingtheir community 'service requii-ements.. Proyklei elledivc rJiolediM r l spring and summer, there are a lot of geese. It is true watch my carbohydrates and • 'Jr'ir', ' •' wlicn dark, off wnen'light • " dwaljle rubber/vinyl, this hose features brass, couplings, a pro- reversed the trend, but there was a catch: The captive-bred : . ogainst biting i»!«li lilwl I - that their feathers and droppings are on thi- ground in ; ANNAA0TILIO ! birds didn't know how to migrate like the wild, geese, avoid anyiood.that-leaves a grease (omumet rtspomiSle loi (aieO 15J5 653 Bl! •'. "" ' ' " ' ' -.-•E.537-985 pJ2 . • ; '. •' leclive collar anda 7-year warranty, 1170.183 B5 • • Instead, the captive-bred geese and their descendents some parts of the park, but the geese don't deserve to Cranford stain on a plate. • '. OTcourse there are'times when meets weekly NEW! 1-6al, Cordless stayed put in the Garden State^ where the environment had Rschargeable Wet/Dry been shaped to their liking.The growth.of the resident goose temptation gelt; the better of me : Did you know that almost 90 • 60i/T' Vac Includes 3' hose population is a prime example of unintended consequences. Policy on the Rahway is m and the yearning for Burger 'King', percent of adults who have, ever and attachments. . : onion rings is too powerful to been regular smokers began, smok- ' Bamboo ™4 Exp.7/27/03 The decision to gas Canada geese js an attempt to To The Chronicle: bonded arbitrarily by the Township Committee, with- resist;-But most, of the timed cat- ing at "or before-the', ago of 1.8? More Torch address past rnistakes and shortsightedness. But it is • The people'of South Oraiige lieeame so asluimod of out voter -referendum, based on recommendations of a • sensibly, There's nothing wrong, than 19,700 children under tlie age ..the condition of their section of the Rahway River that, panel doiiii anted' by property owners who will benefit With a lifetime •', ujilikely to "solve" the problem— thanks to our ecological with a dinner of steak, a baked of 18 become regular smokers each fiberglass wick: 'tneddling, the geeseare here to stay. We can only hope, that they initiated a town-Supported progi'ain to rehabili- ' from the program and' chief engineers of the linns • potato -with', tat-free sour cream year —that's 5-1 teens, per day! ' - tate it. Tlie program is sponsored primarily by their designing and bidding on the.project. . . Includes a leVOz. the decision to gas the birds does not have unintended dlty- and. a salad, with a fat-free salad Ifsmoking were listed as a cause , metal fuel canister. downtown • management association -and' -organizes, • 'Gran ford.^officials- openly, discuss tlie resumption of ; ; v seqtiences as well: ""':•" ""-. r<-:--•-;••: ••-•- -•:,-,•>;_/ ;^. •---•' -•:• .---.-•• ' dressing. Tm happy\vith'that' and ' of deaUv/inNew Jersey,-if wbuki;be/ t75;T424VF20'." activities for local residents. The-group. maintains an 'a continuous dredging program for the river that, has so is my heart.''. , . - the third-leading killer after/heart informative, -\ . . and • '.'current •••'"•:.:'website been' halted by the state, for environmental reasons. - - - But the cold call of ice cream ' disease and cancer,.and .tobacco.-is- ' SB Your choice (•http://ciinic.rutgei-s.ed u/~kbar-rett7ralVw;ly/) 'thai InfluentiaKand '.politically-connected Cranford ..attor- Orawstring Trash Bags has always -proven to be the neme- the number one cause of preventa- includes manyuseful linlcs, including .reai-time.data neys, intimately involved in township.-planning activi- i8-ci./39-gal., 20-ct,/33-gak or.40-ct./l3-gal. sis of any' diet, particularly the' ble, death- and disability in this W 412 635; 376 863.342147 B8 Exp. 7/27/03 • . from the U.S. Geological SurvcyV river mouitoring st a- ties/are signing on with speculators interested:in the, ; Exp: 7/27'/03 lure of Turkey, HiU Dutch country. Nearly - ] 3,000; New Jersey / ift&SS. 10-Gal. Ultra Pro 4.0-HP Wer/Dry Vac tion in Springfield, They use the' river and .its restora- development of a major commercial enterprise directly : residents die each.year of tobacco-. - Single-stage bypass tifiotor, ' •• . The Chronicle is here for you tion ,as an invaluable tool in the education of their, ,on the banks of the Rahway River.in the center of •Chocolate ' . . .' •:• .: . • Helpful friends-have suggested . related'diseases. • • / -..'..' .'•'• ' (irvcnTluinih* i:: '' .schoolchildren.. , • •'• .;-. ; '•'. y .; town.'. '.-.' .:' :'' • " .-'.'• • .-'•-, ' • •"':•': ' ., The; following information should help you get your •I.'try frozen.yogurt.or fat-free ice, Iligh school students tlu-ougli-, Pistol-Grip Nozzle \ operation, 3-level The city of Railway has developed an ed'ective liver Clearly the town of Cranford does not enjoy aposi- out New Jersey banded-together / !'•• filtration and a ideas-and community newsinto The Chronicle: '•'•'•:.. 1 cream 'to-quiet the screaming • •'. .-' Zinc.' association that receives state/and federal grants'for . tive relationship with its im'aiediate surroundings;'In three.year's ago to protest- against ' I convertible blower. Call Editor Gregory Marx, at (732) 396-4219 with story acquisition, of persistently flood-threatened, properties fact, inos't of the to'wnship!s official activities seem bent .stomach. But it doesn't work.. Twin-Pack : Those/. concoctions, have, neither tlie tobacco-industry. The RKBEL .-ji. R 350 2041, ' ' Cttronefla Buctab suggestions, questions or •'•comments. Eor: sports, call . and for restoration of the Rahway River and its associ- on aggravating ..the already .adversarial face-off- Keep-annoying •• . the" taste nor the texture of ice: , .(-Reaching. Everyone,by ^Exposing . Exp. 7/27/03 . Daniel Murphy at (732) 396-4202.: ; v . ': •ated. wetlands (www.nj.gov/dep/newsrel/r'eleas-' between. Cranford and-its abused environment; It is . Evp. 7/27/03 . - posts at bay: : -..cream; in: fact, they, tend to' taste Lies)youth-led inoveinent has'been-. : ,es/Ql_Ol07;htm); •' . •""•;•. . '•.,-.' ... ; long past time'.for Cranford to wake up and take a L535B98M . '. • Our address: The Chronicle, 301 Central Ave., Clark, like their, containers; And they just • growing •stronger and- now,over :• The township of Cranford is, pursuing a plan to good, long look at vvhere it's headed. "•' Exp. 7/27/03 NJ, 07066. - '-' ••:' . .: . .. ' : -. • • .. ..: ' ...' don't deliver the, same .sensual 10,000. teenagers in the-'state .'are • piimp ever-increasing volumes of polluted, silt-laden ;, : JAMES. LODERSTEDT • Our fax number is (732)574-2613. • : ' . •".'• .•pleasures of ice/cream. involved. : •"•'•• •'•.'- . • '.. ' . , storm water into', the Railway River, The ^plan/was' .' •':' :'.'.. ••''••": .•" . •" ,;,'''.'"" •''-. " ' Cranford' Our. e-mail address is [email protected]: ;; :; /For -centuries,' ice cream has REBEL'S mission is to reach, 199 •been a guilty, pleasure.- Even back educate,'and empower New: Jersey-.•:• Defender Mosquito Abatement | ,HEW!2(H)z.MaMurto- ... ••''•.'•••-.. • . Deadlines '•';•...;•:' ..••:.•',-.•• • teens to make healthy lifestyle deci- System Ernils a plumeptCOi-to- l 10.4-Oz. Disposable in the 18th century, Voltaire wrote: ( , B-Goii Area Repellent ontQcdl oilinili g iniorjij s whilwhiel slmuttanooi/sll y .Repels mosquilbes •.. Propane Battle 4-Pc. Chicago Seniors 'health cover age on the rise sions anci to support non-smoking j'. jL-t38545B6 '• '•'.'. , :, "Ice cream is exquisite -r what a vacuuming fliem in. GGovels up tpl/2 ' within a 100 sq.ft. .'• T31032CR2 . Cutlery Steak The deadline for submitting articles and press releases as., the; norm, These adolescents , pity it isn't illegal." Exactly, what, acre. (2t>Tp._propcr(e tpnk scHd. . " area. Ughtweloht and . , See below for. coupon expiration tials. - KnHs Sat Sold . to The Chronicle is 5 p.m. Friday. To The Chronicle- ers. But we took, steps to ensure that, state pharmacy 7 meet locally, through schools and portable. (8>it»rlMiDl[i ., _« ; "20^3 DM 072 ___ ^ ' Bi^/2 i2^, makes the act of eating ice cream walnut-handles'. The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is; 10 New Jersey seniors wqna great .victory in the bat-'.-, . assistance programs, like. PAAD will be able to admin- High-carbon ; communities and have formed, tie for prescription drug coverage with passage in the ister the Medicare drug benefit. •'•' •••/' such a source of joy is hard to say. , Exp, .7/2.7/03 !i Exp. 7/27/03 • stainless steel a.m. Monday .;.,: . . ••: ' ' groups on a county, regional and .(: i Exp. 7/27/03 . Maybe it is the.combination of 25-Pl., ••'•:• United States Senate,of legislation to expand Medicare . The amendmentInserted into the bill provides $310 state.level to protest the. use of blfldGS. W82092B1 to include drug coverage. Sen. Frank Lauteiiberg and I •million,of federal funds to the state's senior prescrip- • something cold and.sweet in our Dehurnidifier With tobacco. •.•''•• •'.'•• •BONUS added an amendment to the bill that, will protect and tion drug benefits programs. This money will not only hot mouths. • ,: WUDIATl* auto liumlilistDt, "lull" . . Some of .their projects have 'SIZE- indkatar light, air filter, •expand bur .state's already strong prescription drug allow the state to-continue, to provide excellent pre- . OlMnaybeit'sjUst.areversibnto'' ; included "Kick Butts Day," "Beach 'i ;i33%; • drain hoso tonncdion S programs, PAAD and Senior Gold. ;-.'. scription drug coverage' to seniors, but be able to the'-innocent days of childhood : : I MORE! : . Clean-Up," ''DARE Day ...: New Jersey's existing pharmaceutical'assistance . expand, the program as well. .' , ' - . , when all the world's fears and •Jamboree,"'World'No Tobacco Day," • i 12" Electric IWist'n 50'Roll-A-Hose (Erattfo* program is the oldest and one of the largest state pro- '•• 'As. always, the,goal is top-notch care for Garden worries, could be erased by ice "Multicultural Day" events, and i Edge String Trimmer Fkrl hos* with a uiog feus- grams in the country. PAAD and Senior Gold provide State seniors, The language'we won will give us hun- creaia It may be the only leftover "Free Comic. Book Day." !; 3.7-amp motor. . tdnlveove nriil on easy- ; /'Conyerts easily to/. • ,NJN Publishing©2003 comprehensive prescription drug coverage to more dreds of millions of dollars a year to preserve ami pleasure of childhood adults can '..• • As:-a result" of their initiatives windreel and wiinget' Bluettes HousehoT than 200,000 low- and moderate-iricome seniors and .: 260psi Mini Air Compressor '• edger with the touch L378.833BI2 A Penn. Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper strengthen New Jersey PAAD program so we can turn still enjoy without shame. and through collaboration with Gloves disabled people. PAAD and Senior Gold into "Senior Platinum." : /.I'm not fond of all.theboutique 5 Of a button. 1731 882 ? 4 *••• Exp, 7/27/03 Communities Against Tobacco .(SCj)-- Exp. 7/27/03 , The program was/at risk and the alternative unac- ice creams with/their overly cute I1'large and small jobs. 1256.639 u .. i gauge and air adaptors G895 227 4 2PB.F0R 5 ; •'•'."•.-.-/JQfl'.S. CQR2INE-- (CAT) Coalitions, local and state . Exp.7/i7/03 • Publisher :,., ,..,...;•:.. .'-. Eileen Blckel ...... 732-596-4404 ceptable — forcing all New Jersey seniors to have their; -".'.'•/.-... United States Senate names, I don't like ice cream with legislation . has been enacted, drug benefits, thrown into the hands of private insur- , things in it? And I particularly do ..Editor... V..:::Y...:...:. .. Greg Marx ;.. Washington, D.C. restaurants, have decided to go .. .732-596-4219 not enjoy ice cream with all sorts w Sports Editor y./,. ..,. ., pan Murphy . • "smok'e-fre'Oi" •' and some beach of bizarre • flavors, like ginger towns and parks have passed no Tclcccnter Manager. [.: .. !Carol Gla/.er ...... 610-25&-5936 Leave pets at home on summer days salmon or pistachio French roast smoking laws. . '• decaf latte. ' • ' ;; . ••.:. • The REBEL program for stu- To The Chronicle- creature can be fined $1,000, and/or sentenced to six I'm. a purist. Just give me the dents in Grades 9-12 has a chapter Hrtiu'ywoll Now that summer weather has/finally arrived, the. months in jail. If you do spot an/animaj in a parked simple flavors in a cone or a dish : that meets in every county in New Governor's Domestic Companion Animal Council- SQ99 car, notify the local police or the New Jersey SPCA as and I'm happy •-— until''!', start.. Jersey. The Union County, branch 12" Oscillating Table wants to remind you that when the weather is hot, soon as possible! You don't need to wait uptil the ani- thinldng about the calories and meets in the Clark office of •••;-. ;•/;<.; •ri::!» \. .basss ywi'll Fan With multi-position tilting head : . 301 Central Avenue, Clark, NJ. 07066 • your pets.are better off at home! ... . mal shows symptoms of heatstroke, but if this does the. extra half hour of exercise \ Prevention Links on -Monday 3-Speed Super Turbo Twin Window Fan Featuring two and oscillating circulation action. ''% It's certainly, important,to spend time with'your occur, you may want to offer first aid. • needed to work off the five min- evening from 7-9 p.m. all year long. Fan Features 0 powerful motor and ; - • - .President'..;•-. •..•..:.'...',;.. Thomas II: Krclttl .'...'.... '.WJii-iW kxt 6-10:.-.. / . independent controls and an adjustable thermostat. and adjustable tih head. Wall-mount • •H. 69! 0.35-I • : "; pet, but on hot summer days, home is the.place-to be. '. Signs of heat stroke include heavy panting, glazed utes of pleasure. For more information about the 16" OldtWIng Stand Fan I«. Senior V.P Operallnns Joseph Cloloso ,908-575-6799 ••'• ,'' • Exp. 7/27/03...| Reversing blades. M 230923 B4, Exp; 7/27/03 feature.M"6806266; Exp.7/27/03 Exp;7/27/03 ; :'•;•:...:.':.; Summer is the season for flpa markets, outdoor 'coiv. eyes, a rapid piilse, unsteadiness, staggering,'vomit- •. It's going to be a difficult sum- program or how to get involved, feel • imd conslalont rrjovomo'.t ; ' Controller . .. \ •.;...!...:'.....,'; .Margaret M.Cerke'.....'... .uch websiteatwww.njrebel.com. can quickly turn deadly. On a warm day, the interior his body to gradually lower his body temperature, ber & Home Center sugar!) and that helps to settle my Prevention links is a private, . News: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax:732-574-2613 ' . of a parked car can reach 100 degrees in a mattej* of Apply ice packs .or cold towels to your pet's head, neck nerves.after;.a tough day.at the not-for-profit agencytliat takes a M-F 7:30-5:30 ; :;•• plrculatlon:1-800-500-9321 minutes, even with, the windows partly open! Even a- and chesi only. Let the animal drink small amounts of newspaper.: And I managed to leadership role in the preyentiop of Hid, NJ 07090 Sat. 7:30-4:00 only Advertising: 732-396-4404•Classified: 1-800-559-9495 quick itop at the grocery store can have dire ponsoT cool water or lick ice cubes, arid take him to a veteri- make' it through the- broiling alcohol, tobaccoj drug abuse and w/coijpon/ : Sun. 9:00-1:00 quences.. .- ,-.. - ••' ,''•••'•. ':'•..'', '••. ' .'.': .'•nftria'n.right away— it could save your pet's life. - .Fourth of July weekend without related issues. Its programs service , In addition to the risk to your animal, you could be .The Governor's-Domestic Companion, Animal succumbing to the inner screams all of Union County. /'•••'• . Ywrd J»lck-Up fli Pub'llslittl Wcry Thursday by'NJN Pubtishlng (tlSJ'S 136-800)30,1 Central Ave;, Clark, NJ IfflM Skurnl Ote |«islage subject to legal action. New Jersey state law 4:22-17 • Council wishes you and ypur pets a safe, happy and CLOSES 1/2 hr Earlier :.'• i paidalCnmTurd,NJPOSTM.VrTEK:pleasesi-ndcliungrt 10NJN PiibllsJiiiiK Kullilhncnlotljcc,II)Boxb<»: ' for ice cream. It's a frustrating Fpr agency information, check Help Is Just Around The Corner states that.any person who leaves an animal unat- healthy suntoer!-. ' ' •'•..- • ' ..-.••"• .• , „ -i . -...- ... .._,j sy^jtripiion rates by nuU.ahe year within Union Couhty JJ5, out of county' f 2H, out (if stall' • pain, for overall health gain, and out its website at www.preyention- : tended iri a vehicle under inhumane, conditions ,••'.;•..• ./

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ing a capella hits from the 50s and 60s; 8 p.m. at Eastman Park. This Free. For more information, call ~.n». «<• mnoi 00*7 Houstei^ at (908) 709-7272. 8050 or visit hotrodsdiecast.com. PUBLIC FORUM — on THURSDAY pending reactivation of Staten Island and Rahway Valley rail- COMING UP JULY ib roads across Union County. 7 •• 'SAME OLD SONG' — movie HAPPY DAYS — special musi- p.m. Kenilwprth Borough Hall,. screening in the Cranford Library's cal stbrytime presented by Tama 567 Boulevard. (908) ,276-9091. foreign film series'., 1:30 and 7 p.m. Bruder of the Happy Days Nursery July 21, Free. School, 10:30-11:15 a.m. • SCRAPBOOKING CLASS — Kenilworth Public Library, 548 learn how to design a cover for. • Cranford library Boulevard. (908)576-2451. : . your book. Kenikyorth Public . Library,,548 Bpuelvard. 7-8:30 p.m. seeks CHS yearbooks JULY 16 ' July 24. $10 fee; register in SUMMER FAMILY FUN •• CRANFORD - The %tfonl advance. (908) 276-2451.. . .Public; . Library : is •' seeking MONDAY NIGHT 7^ Lyle Cogen enter- . ,;• 'NINE QUEENS'1— inovie tains kids and adults with rendi- Cratlford- High School yearbooks screening, in the Cranfprd Library's for the following"years:'l'M.'i'and JULY 14 tions of Broadway tunes.,7-7:45 . foreign film series. 1:30 and 7 p.m. ' •THE SON'S RQOM'— p.m. Kenilworth Public Library, any yenrs prior to.that, date, 1935-' 1 July 28. Free. . • . . , 37,193948,1950-56 and 1958-59. movie screening in, the Cranford 548 Boulevard . Free, but pre-reg- GOLF TOURNAMENT— Library's foreign film series. 1:30 , istration requested at (908) 27!6- 13th, annual eyent hosted by the : The-volumes will be added to : 2451. •..-••:••• '•: •• ;••••;•••.• ••••• ;.' .and 7 p;m. Free., ':•'.-';•- . , Cranford Rotary. Shotgun start ' the library's yearbook-, collection, 12:30,p.m. July 28; Echo Lake •,.- ' '• . which, is complete except for. the County Club, Springfield.Avenue1,. years listed above, • , TUESDAY THURSDAY • Westfie.Id..$240 per golfer;'•sponsor- -'Residents who-have a volume ship's available. Benefits Project . Troop 46 shines in Cranford or volumes to donate are asked to . call the library at (908) 709-7272 JULY 15 JULY 17 Home of Cranford and Cranford "" During the past two years, the members of Girl Scout Troop 46 in Cranford haveearned numer- Rotary Charitable Fund. For niore .-.Vijcl ask' for Bon Stanley, Fran TEEN BOOK DISCUSSION CRUISIN'CRANFORD-- pus badges, including the Bronze Award, the top honor giveh to Junior Scouts. This year the girls .,Hoii.stcn. or John. Malar, or eiiiai 1 — of "Sisterhood of the Traveling second "Cruiser Nights'' of the,. ••information; contatct Bob Loder at received the Junior Aide Badge by helping members of a local Brownie troop bridge over, to (908) 889-8300, ext. 12i: .',• ./:: -• the-'library at library@c ran ford- . Pants" and/or "Second Summer season in the township. 6-9 p.m. Junior (evel; they also planned andran Junior bingo. Above, Troop ,46 poses with the Brownies nj.org-. '." '•':. . , " ,..." '-•; .-.•.-' ::'.; of the Traveling Pants" by Ann throughout.the downtown. • ••'-. 'BEIJING BICYCLE' — movie after the bridging ceremony, the troop was led by Cranford residdrit Jackie Kalamaras. : Brashares. Cranford Public '.'"'• •• Featuring music!by DJ / ; screening in the Cranford Library's . Library, 224 Walnut Ave. 3:45 "Stickshift Eddie'' and a special: foreign film-series.-. 1:30 and 7p.ni: Kids take a trip with p.m. July 15. Contact Fran appearance by The Shepps, plny- Aug.4.Free. • '-. ... \ .'.•'• • • • ••'.. videoconferencing camp

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l—< • • • ',•'-.•••••>" ,'..•• • '• • " • " •• ' • • •.•' '.'•,"•'• ...... ;.siimmer,-local children can take a Q 3 4-J-- quick trip. to the Museum of is charged with druivk driving , Television and .'. Radio ' in CRANFORD vehicle, and speediiig. .. ;- . . California; ,-:the ,COSI Science. . Oiricer Glenn Sandiili arrested- Police Log : Center.in Ohio and the Library of' Jerry Heda, 49, .of-Linden .vya's • B6bieiv after an investigation/ Congress,' all, while making a Sidewalk Sale Days! .3, charged July 2\yithdnving while revealed he had' two active-'war-•' video or computer 'documentary, .intoxicated, possession 6i an •open • responded-.•to a burglar ..alarm at rants out for his arrest. .'•, . . ,;. and cracking a spy.ring.---. a . contiuner, driving while suspend- the Orange Avenue School and .., Bobien was later released to the All this can li'appen in just four a Bargains -Fun •Entertainmefit ed, and. failure to make-repairs on found '.a group of five juvenile . VVatchung Police Department. The days through a videoconferencing • ' ; -'. ' .-.•.;'• ." ' JOHN FEI/CQF\RESPONDENT ^,.daj'-u j Q v\.i 01 s 11-1 .§• u. 1 dd 0q-s .aD 1.1 a 1, q 111 y •!'u^ u.i u i-e:i-j.a;iu 3'' 9u i u' 1 ingly concerned about the. steady upsurge-in insur- -Prosecutor.-within- the Division of Criminal Justice : to network'"with-other iirofessio'n- ance fraud in Union County. ' , • • •.-.-. will provide the.funding, "There i.s.insuranie fraud': als, this interactive.-workshop Fireworks may be the tradition most closely associated with "We have, investigated, operations involving to,be .uncovered,,and we- now have the means to', sponsored by Silk. Purse is; the Independence Day, the annual canoe races on the Rahway River In staged accidents; cases .where people tried to collect ••make'this possible. We'-:will be screening cases geji- -place -.'to go. Participants .will get. Cranford aren't far behind. Top, a four-canoe pile-up caused a traf- for-damages after having their vehicle -deliberately- •' erated by nnuii'ci palities .and", using-computerized advice from experts-in marketing, fic jam in pne of the youth races; fortunately, everyone stayed dry. stolen or set;ablaze; even faked.injuries involving intelligence to connect' and uncover larger, niore l,)usiness pl;ui development,- insur- ' Left, Cranford residents Kyle arid Jeff Markovitch get a helping drivers deliberately taking action to cause, their widespread. . insurance fraud conspiracies;' ance, legal, and ' accounting: hand with their life preservers from Mike Pender before they can vehicle to be struck by another vehicle from behind," \ R.omankow said,, • .-• ..-.'•• .'• -. ;. ... .requirements, an.d-rnore.'The cost begin paddling. And above, not all the excitement Was on the river said. Captain Patricia/.Leonard' of the Special Another common'scheme t heoffici'will puisne is is $25. -..'" •'.- .',.. ' ,:: • •• — th0se spectators had a ball as they watched from a nearby : Prosecutions Unit. • . .. ' ' ": . . • the so-called ."give, up':" in which a new car owner, Attendance is' limited, sp sign bridge. In addition to the canoe races, the day included the annual .. The prosecutor said that in the past, such cases unable to make-lease or,loan piiyinehts; arranges for up early, There-are two ways to Firecracker Four-Mfler and a host of children's activities In were'often investigated by overburdened detectives someone to purposely steal the.car and then- reports Nomahegan Park before the big bangs began after 9 p.m. For register: online at silkpursefor.- mojre on the canoe and road races, see Sports^ from'the Special- Prosecutions -Unit,-- or referred to '•• the caras stolen. :.....,....:.,..:..v.L....-,.'J ...,.' '...-. .inothevs.com U'liok-on-the Events-- the State, for 'handling. He vowed to find a way to ' To that end, one investigator will work -exclusive-- page I-, or send a check made out to fund a separate .unit-within the Prosecutor's Office '. ly..with members of the Essex/Union Auto .theft Silk'-Purse;-'P.O,-Box'-a458.);\Vaynd;';' to specifically handle, such cases. • ••' .: .-: • task Force to develop informants and information' ..NJ 07470. Be sure toinclude your Roman.kow's efforts have been rewarded. His- on tar-insurance fraud.and assist in making the.con-' address, phone 'number'and;mini-.. Genter for Hope office recently learned it is to receive a ,$375,000 . hection,between stolen cars and persons trying to : her of people attending. renewable grant for an 18-month period which will . .illegally recover moheyfrom'insurance carriers. enable it he creation of a special unit to1 investigate •.The assistant, prosecutor will' handle, 'cases and prosecute cases involving all types of insurance involving fake insurance.cards recovered by munic- (iarwood Library moves ahead with fraud. The grant will cover the. salary of one assis- ipal'.oflice.rs during traffic stops and jirpsccute fhr to close for two vveeks tant prosecutor and'two detectives to work exclu- . offeiiders.- • ;.. •..'• " ; .. •• ' -..-• : •• , • ',: GAJRWOOD. —V'The ."Ganvobcl plans Public Library-will be closed to •the public July '.21-Augv2. while • 1 asbestos- is .'re.movod -from.the. ' Charity Gup contest in Scotch Plains •adjacent Lincoln School.facility. ' • Are Check Fees Bugging You? Patrons' with valid Garwood , will boost organization's fimdraising Library, cards may use. any .of the surrounding 'community- libraries, By KEVIN B. HOWELL •'• is-"highly beneficial" and "a.";". with 'the . exception : of .the . STAFF WRITER :.-.- ' '.. ; .:; . tremendous opportunity for, • '- , Westfield Meniorial Library.. service to residents;" It also . • The scent oC.eggs, bacon and acknowledged a need for the :.'.: The 'outdoor :bobk chop will be . sausage — breakfast seiTi?d, at; hospice in western Union • open and emptied daily, for. any any time of the day'— can no County' • ••:.: '••' -.' •'•'', . returns that coine due during the ' longer be detected from 1900 . '-.... : The center is linked to 19; •• Swat them Away With Our Free Checking Account - • time the library isclosed..'' .'.: • Raritan.Rd. in Scotch Plains.. ' • nursing homes and has several • No Monthly Service Fees Plus 50 Free Checks. The Park Place Diner'.* doors -, • other facilities in the county, have'been closed, and another including the: Father Hudson Our Free Chocking account oilers .iddjtiiiiv.il lienc'lils like: •. Circle of Jewish Friends ••facility'.will take o'ver.the.-cornei" •/ House assisted-living facility, the • Unliniitecl check, writint;: . '- •'..- . ' • ' .' .' . ' • plans July 20 meeting of Raritan.-Road ancl Marline \ first licensed residential compre- • No exc'eischeck-lees • • -, . . V ,: . .. -. : : - The Circle of Single Jewish , Avenue. .. • . . ' . '...' :'•"•' hensive personal care, facility in .• "» No .Htivity, trans.iclion, oi per-itom lees '. ' Friends 49+ presents "Oye Vey,. Members of trie Cranford Girl Scout Community received Gold and Silver honors during the Cdurt -... That new facility, the Peggy the state; and.Theo House, the '• , • Convenient Overdraft Privilege. V your overilr.iwn checks'will of Awards. To the rear are Cranford Commissioner George Jom and Union County Freeholder Coloney House, will be opened ; state's.first residential.hospice.'.. Fnv494- and Single: Living Single, ; : •''be covered tor iip'to'$400' '. ,;., '. ; •• ,.:'' •.- and Living Well!" an interactive.'• AlexanderMirabella. :•:..-, . ,; by The Center .for Hope Hospice' facility,' •'• • '•. .' '.-, . ., . • , v'. ; . •'Thf'.conven'ience'oi'/jiifli-hy'-phpne ' . • discussion and social hour facili- and Palliative Care in honor of... Scotch Plains will raise the organization's,founder, who • WCiHliikcVrdtliat lets you ,K cess your ,ic count through tated by. Lauren Ballcin. 2 p.m. . money for the hospice Saturday July 20 at Jewish Family and. died June 2 at her home in with a "Charity Cup" softball t//f.lw/)A'smll1|>|»'in.lt host their annual, barbecue and . build a 30-bed hospice with • vjew display firetrucks.pARE; Nn[ .iv.ill.ilji.; Ili l)li)H»H oitilt-l Ilr W'.HMil ,ij; ' lift- (i,^ n^nu^ lilt ilic)d|>u>liliiHic.()yinlijlll'inil.-|:i-i.ii\iiii( ju.ilunl.ii ,im mm and make a commitment to improving them- ( pool party at a member's home in Ti-oop 583 — Kristen A. Callaghan,-Ashley three wings, each serving 10 cars and| rescue vehitles.. / Manalapan 1 p.m. Sunday, July selves." ;'. •••- ': •• '•• .' . .-•••: ••-.'•'' • '; . '• . .-•'•' Daubert, Ruthie Jo Halko, Sara Catherine . patients. The isite. will include a BRICK .-;••'•• EAST BRUNSWICK LAKEWOOD SILVERTON ; Stotch'Plains Mayor Martin 120-l.ickM.irtinH.W.1". • . 5B9 Cranbury Raul The .evening's Silver Award recipients were: Madps, Amanda Marie Murry, Kimberly Argen, 54-space parking;lot. ' -,- ...!..•; '",'•, I KU>, 70 .-.• J.10(.l.|-|oo|«-rAvc. 20. ••••••' •-•..= •.;;••:. '-•••': '.'. -• , Marks will do the play-by-play ,,- The cost is $18-per-member-: ;' T)-dop 541 — Holly Kalyn, Jarielle Carter, ; Patricia Ann Simpson, Carol Ann. Sweeney, . ', The surrounding area, will ; commentary foi: the game.; A^nd i-; CLARK EAST BRUNSWICK JACKSON lAKEWOOD : SI'RINCFIELD Erin O'Dowd, Catherine Felegi, Heather Stephanie Grace'Schimkpwitz, Rachel Marie remain wooded in an effort to 1005 R.Vrton Road .. 455 Old BriclgoTpkc.: 741' IJrewors Bridge. Kel. 55|i-Miidispn!Avp. r couple.and $25 per lion-member 1 shirts will be sold to support the . • >^ Milllii.im.Aw. couple; If a non-member joins .Patterson, Jennifer Meyer, Monica Miller, Erika Thomas , Cheryl. Marie Weiss, Emily Rose ; provide a'secluded f0el to the . teams: red for the firemen, blue"'•'•; CRANFORD EAST BRUNSWICK KENILWORTH MARLBORO TOMS RIVER Streeter, Courtney Belli Megan.Kuhn and Alann Nietzeland Japlyn ,S, Rey; •.'.-'- . .-.' facility^ which is optimal for hos-; 104 Walnut Ave. • .. . • 227Roulel8S- • 470-Boulovarid ' ', iKetubah Unit at the barbecue, for the pplice and white for tiibse Murphy.: .•••-'•. • ,". ' •'. • •••'."'•. : p :342 Rou'toWr. . 1W Hooper Av<>.,; . they can come to the barbecue for- Troop 600 -r- Allison. Tpuris.: . -• pice'care;.- '•;.•.•'• •'; ' ',' -.••"',',,•. '•-•., who are neutral. W,-" •: -;'.' •',::'• ;VVy '• ; m free. Please RSVP to Mona at •'•;-.. TVoop'/JOO-r'Allison.'Touris..' 7>;oop 665 —- Jillian Widdpws;' .. : The board etaifed in its memo- • The tovrMhip hopes to raise;. ; 1-877-4SI-BANK www.sibk.com rial resolution that the-hospice :'fi (732) 780-5704 by July 18. -. ' .$1Q,OOQ fprth$hospice...':.-. V. ;i-^ B-2 Cranford Chronicle July 10, 2003 Cranford Chronicle Helen D. Mercer -.'.. \ - Walter I. McCaiin I Obituaries native Low Hogan earns doctorate degree Domiler of Lagunn.Bench, Calif; CRANFOR»rD\ •'•"—, - 'tiWalten IJ. •r . • IY .• • \ya.__'s a membe_: L-r olfr j.ith-e _ TLinde • J _•_n . TLion : s ."•.''''" Helen Doinitcr Mercer, 85, and 'throe .sisters; Elizabeth Nancy Low Hogim, formerly JMeCann rliprl ;Inlv ^ 9003 iMIninn •'•'•Pliih and Wnightg flf Pnliimhng died June 28, 2003 nt-'Rnhway •..H)>nff...aitiii.d1iiituiig t.ettwBi r V. i . . m\, T "V'frgV'* ^"" ^"^ a\Vctici(.*ti Hospital. Council.250 in Elizabeth: Hospital.... . of Craiiford graduated from Drew ; A 1999 graduate "of Cranford selected as the 2003 recipient: of . Gondek, both.of. Somerset, and doctorate degree in -higher, educa- Born in Elizabeth,, he was the He was an Army veteran of elen Jean Wallace She lived in her native'New; University with .' a . bachelor's High School, Kopicki is thethe Rutgers Club of Granford/, Ana "Gawlik pf.Emin.a'us, Pa. tion administration from New. York son of thelate Walter; and Mary World War II in the Pacific. Brunswick and in Railway liefoi'e degree ih'a May, i7 ceremony, .daughter of -John and Mary. Scholarship. While at Cranford •'•• Services were held July 3 in University. . ,: . • : - - ' . , McCann. •'•• •.'••. Surviving is a sister^ Mary. CRANFORD — Helen Jean Her husband, Charles Edward moving to Fanwoodin 2000. Lyndsey Pfeiffor, daughter of Kopicki. High School, Matthew was a : the Vandot-hoven Cha'itel at '; A gradnat(' '.'of St.... Michael's Cranford resident Megan Mr. McCann lived in Elizabeth A funeral Mass was celebrated Wallace, 97, died July 2,2003. at .her' Wallace, died in 1994 . . " ' Mrs. Mercer, was. a honi'oinnk- • June and James Pfeiffer of: ..."; Two Granford residents vvero member of the Spanish Honor Ha/.elwood Cemetery,. Clark,. , grammar school and Mother Seton -McfJovern has been named to before moving to Cranford. He was a yesterday at Immaculate Heart of home in Summerville,SO. .'.. '-. Surviving, are two daughters, er.; . • - : . ' • ' • '-. ' . Regional High School, I^ow Hogan, Cranford, has been named to the the dean's list and president's list named to the dean's list at Stephanie Schimkowitz pf Society, ./a?z Ensemble,! Math Her husband, Sam, -died in AiTangemont.s were by the civil engineer with Exxon Corp. for Mary Roman Catholic Church, r Born v March 30, . 1906 in Joan Reeves of Summoi-yille and received an ' associate's degree, in clean's list at William Patersoh for.t he spring semester at Bentloy Muhlenberg College for theCranford, daughter of Mr. and League and National Honor Scotch Plains, following services at Rockville Centre, N.Y., she was a 1978.". .. .'.- V , •-'.- '\'.; : •Lohrer-Gibilisco Funeral Homo, Society. -.' •-' . ' ''' •••,••'40 years, last working at the Diane Kellbcrg of 'Orleans., Mass.; ; ; crinHiiaIjusticefroi.il Union -County University; in Wayne, for . the College in Walthain,.Mass. spring semester. . Mrs. Alan ' Schimkowitz, will the McCracken Funeral Home in '"• Surviving arc a brother, (.'arl in Railway. . , • .' Bayway Refinery in Linden.. ''• ' daughter of the late George and and a •granddaughter, .'.Claudia College, a bachelor's.degree in crim- recently completed 2003 spring .McGovern is majoring in :.. The, ' students are Lisa attend Brandeis- University .in In addition, scholarships were Union. Burial was in Mount Olivet : He was'.a".licensed .professional Cora Coleinan Brooks'. '.-', • , , inal justice from the University of terni. A grade point average of 3.5 , linaiice.': ' , , ,: . Cavicchioli, daughter of Mr. Waltham, Mass, beginning inthe renewed for .Jaciyn Rumzie, Cemetery, Newark.. .Kpllberg of Chicopee, Mass. , engineer and held-a, degree.in civil • Mrs. Wallace lived in'Cranford' or better is required;: • • and Mrs. Raymond Cavicchioli, fall. ••..•'•' •:. ..';..'•:; .. , ' Benjamin Brown and Rema -. Donations may be sent to, • Graveside service's, were held Delaware aiid a master's degree in . •engineering from the New Jersey before moving to Sumirierville. She. John E. Callaghan ' college ,:HI udenf (levelopnient. from PfeilferJs entering her senior 'I'wo Granford residents gradu- and Barbara Baer, daughter of . Schimkowitz is a 2003 gradu- Shehady, all curi'ently attending Parkinson's research,' . retired in 1985 after lO'years with- yesterday at Graceland Memorial Institute of Technology. Mr. McCann. . Uil.or .with', the Kqnal Ediicatioii.. SetoivHall University. ' ••:..'' . year thisfall majpring inteaching ' ated IromBucluiell University in a Mr; and: Mrs. John C; Baer. • . ate of Cranford High School. Rutgers. • • •",- ,-. ..'. •, ,'•• •'; ,'- tlie Golden Carousel shop in Clark. Park in Kenilworth- : John I'l Callaghnn, t>2, died-; ..Opporlu.nity P.ragran'i' at, Keitn , ,1'n'sently, Low Hogan is Provost handicapped students/- . .' :". • : ceremony held May 18. ii.'i• Cavicchioli is m.ajorin,g in She earlier worked 25 years with Ammgeinonts were by theJuly 4,2003 nt.Oy(>i'lookHos|)ital ': Uniycrsitv in: Union. -. . - of the R<)bklai.Kl (Jriidiiate 0,-lmpu.s Lewisburg, Pa. . ' ' . businoss; adininistratioh, while Elvira Holmquest the Florence Cox .'Ceramic Stiidio iii . James A.-Dyal;.. Funeral.-Home, in Summit. •.'.--..•:. . -. • •-.• A native of Philadelphia, l'a.i. ",-' Surviving ' are- - his wife, •of Long . Island 'Univ.er.sity • in • Cranford.->resident .Jeanmarie " ..They are Justin C.'Blanding,: Baer is studying sociology.. EacK CRANFORD :— Elvira A. moving just over a year ago to,Clark;: : "/ ,\/''. ..•.'•.; •['."-. \ Summcrville, and locally, by the of the1 students maintained a ; lie lived in; West field, for: 22 years ' • EugenieC.Koch CaHaghan; two Rockland County; New. York. •-' Unish,- a business. management son- of Charles .and Joyce. Kraemer Holmquest, 86, died July Hawley, Pa. She.was a homemaker. • V "She .was a • member, of. the' Looking lor that perfect Grlay Memorial" Funeral Home!. before moving 'fo Scotch Plains in.. 'sons, Jcihii E. .lr.,aiid .SteVen; a' . 'Low llogan Ls^.'iiiarried to major, has earued'/a place'on the Blaiiding, and Christopher C. grade-point average of at least : IVhsl more could you ask lor? Youryery 4, 2003 ;at the Ellen Memorial: Surviving are her husband of 66 '3.5.: •'.'• ''."•:•,, ..'.', :.: •:••' ." ,-• .Cranford. United -.Methodist- Donations may 1X»Jsent to the char- : Michael.-P. Hogaii-, assistant dean of dean's- list', for. .-the- spring. 2003. Feinthel, son of Neil and Barbara Summer vacation? 1999. "', • , • '; •'• .••:'••'••'•'. .;• •'daughter, C'.lai-e M, . Mo.se-r; a own 213 or A betimom home, cimplete Health Care Center in Honesdale, years,. Walter; a son, Jeffrey of Church; ity of your choice. .. . • : the.School of Education at th'eC.W.' semester at the S'tillman School of FeintlieL . ' . • . .'. With private ingmhnd pool & lanal arep.' -.' Mr. Ciillaghan .'.was .'onco; -a .'•'.brother,.Joseph.'B.; arid thive sis- br less than the cost of a hotel stay. Pa, ",• : - ... ;-.. •:„•:;: •.•.•••• Hawley; a'granddaughter, Jennifer . tors,,.(Cecilia.JV'l. Moel'ei; Veronica ;• Post Campus ol' .Long . Island Business ;it Seton Hall University. '..' .-•'. :.,' ,' • •*«:••' .'•'.•• .'•••-.... Cranford resident Jill. E. located on llw Cull coast. 100 miles .' Bom iat Jersey City, sl>e \yas the Holmquest-NeVard of Cochranville, patent. \ attorney- Ayil h -Exxon Corp. He later was.on tho civilian- Longenecker and Mai-y'C..-.V- University. She.isthedaughtorof Craiiibrd resident Steven R. Kopicki graduated from Bates soul/i at Tampa, Port Chlartottefs one . daughter of .the late Frank and.' Pa.; and agrandson, Douglas of ka Dominik Wiktor College in Lewigton;M;)ine dur- ot FtorWa's best kept secretsi Very offor- s'fair.pf the Picaliniiy'Arsenal jit •:A funeral Mass.-was celebrated . Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph: I ,o\v of Ca-po Richard Winter of Cralifbrd D'Ambpla graduated from the daWefweetylmontMy'refes'. SSS Mattilda Kraomor. •. .,• ' Crescenta, Calif. '••'•,•'•'" , ing a May 26'ceremony.' • . CRANFORD .—.. Dominik : M. Brick, Borharh of St. .Potershurg Rockaway lYiwnshi'iv from which • Tuesday at St. Bartholomew the. May, forinorly of Cranford: • .. gi-aduated froin the University of, University of Scranton. in, a May' Call us today for, an tniormalMbrochure •Mrs. Holmquest .lived in . Private arrangements were by. ; ; : featuring ail of our models ...you will be 1 Wiktor, 75, died JiilyiS; 2003 at his- ' antl, Diana,L. Wiktor Simpson •'and' Rhode Island!in a May IS.ceromo- • 25 ceremony... •;:•• , . Kopicki graduated with ti Teeters' Funeral Chapel.in Hawley. : liei-eiiredin 1.999/;. • :;• . • -. Apostle Roman'.Catholic' Church, impressed/ Wo strive to oil fir our clients Cranford and Toms River before' : : home,:•.'•' ••' :-.••'.'.' , . • 11 • '»>'. •.-••• •'• •' :••-• '.••.'•• •• , , ' .bachelor of arts dogrOe.in psy-. the ultt'fhate in vacation rentals! -,.',. hiishand Jolui A. o.F Brick';.. • , '.Ho ' received -, a :l>ncheloi''s . • following services at .the Rossi David Bui-rei Charme, son of . ,. D'Ambola earned : a. bachelor's ; chology; A dean's list student, she '-, • A native'of•.Poland, Mr. Wiktor • /Services' will be 9:45 a.m.-'tonior- degree in chcniici.il :engineering ' Funenil. Home."Burial wiis pri- "My; and Mrs. Stephen Charme .of '.-..'.. Winter:-.-, gradtiated with a. degree in accounting.- ': •-. ' row : at,, tho Krowicki; Gorny' : /-degree in niarkeXing. -."' • competed'on the water polo team Christian Jensen lived .'-in England; and Irvirigton .from Villa.noya University in vale. - • ',' ... • ' •• • '." ' • Cranfoi-d, .'received' a. bachelor's TO* p*™, 1-800-263-9111 before'moving .to Cranford in ,1961., '• McinoriarHonie, 211 WesUU-'kl Avo;, 1.9(.i'(.. and- a' law degree froni', Donations may lie sent fo Nikki Anne Bonfanti, daugh- and was captain of, the swim- Summer/Fall Specials Low Weekly Rates portcharlotteflorida.com . •, CRANFORD'.— Christian M, the First Presbyterian Church. Mr.' : degree illagna cum 1,-inde from:, •He also' had l\ whiter home in. St.- ' Clark. A-,f'unoral Mass will follow,, Georgetown' Ihiivcrsily.'. J\iore .('enter Tor' Hope Hospice, '1-7(3 BrOwn University at' a May 2(3 .cer- -fi, Tpuloumis of Cranford. ter 'of Richard •. and ...Lucille ' Jensen,-.'86; died. July 3, -2003; at' Jensen was.an Army .veteran of- 1 : 1 1 1 Petersburg, Fin. .' •12:30 ', p.m. -in .tht> chapel at- tho.'recently Mr: ('allaghan • was i\ Hussa-St., Linden, N.I 07(KUv •"-.':' emony. ,' • • : . .-••• , '•'•';• ."-.- - . eariic'd'a spot'.on.tlie dean's "list at :.Bonfanti of Ga'rwobd, graduated: Overlook Hospital in vSummit, ' World\Var II,': •,. ^ .,. ';'.., ; : He''.- desigried. an intravascular ' Sliriiie of O.urLacly of C.zestochpwa,. ; Fairiield Univorsity. ..'.'•. ••. •.' . . 'from ; Moravian... College, with a. '.' / Surviving are; his' wife of 57 Charme earneil his degree iii .Bornin West Orange, he, lived in, . coronary stelit that earned him a '• Doylesto.wii, Pa. Burial will he in the • •.". Touloumis, daughter, of Tr-is'h bachelor's .degree in elementary Livingston-and Elizabeth before. years, Marion Schou .• Jensen;. two 1 •• {•. philosophy; ethics' and pojitieal phi- NDTHING MDTHER TAUGHT ME United States patent! For his efibrts.. shrine cemetery,.' . ... , and 'George.: Toulouniis',' earned a . ediicatioii and philosophy . , moving to 'Cranfqrd in 1950. ..-'.'' ..'• sons, Robert N. of Bethesda, Md., Joan R. Hewitt , the. New Jersey Hn]l of Fame- hon- • - Visitation is 2-4 and 7-9 p.m--. grade-point average of 3.9 out of a Bonfanti was also inducted into ••••••• Mr. Jensen was witli. New Jersey and Eric P: of Basking Ridge; a. ored' Mr. Wiktor as its Invelit'or of toflay-. :at- ;tho funeral .'• home; • .••. Jpaiv l^obertsiin- Hewitt;- 7S, of the , Scotch Plains: -Junior .possible 4.O.' •'. '; -..-.. '-. '.••'• . r ? Kappa '. Delta , Pi International" PRipARED ME FDR THIS Bell' Telephone ;Co. for 45 years, brother,-'John M. of Lakewopd; and ; . Jason, Han-is,' son of: Ron and ..' the Ye.'u- for. 1996. He bqcamo a con'. Donations may be sent'to Polish died July-3; 2003 at' Runiicills;- U'oiiieii s Club wheii i't formed in- : ' .-• Touloumis, who majored in bio- .-. retiring'.-in 1985 as trsupervisor.He l Judy .Harris.'of Ci:anibrd,. recently Honor Society- in Education and '• two.grandchildren. • ' ••••,'•' . sultant. to • Medtronic, Inc.' after; ii Children's 'Headline .Inc., P.O.' Box, 'Spi'.ci'alize'd. •Hospi.ti'il- of Union .19-18! Mrs. H( \vit'.t .also was ;i logical psychology, plans a. career earned dean's'list status for. the. .•' vyas an active, adult volunteer with Services were held yesterday at. 1 ; graduated with high, honors'-from Molhcr taught,me so iiianywoiKleii'ul things alxnit being :. '• acquired his stentdesign fqr produc- 612, Brick, NJ. 087,23. - , ' Cimnty u\ Berkeley, Heights. -, llienilierof the Golden Age ('lull in '-psychology.-.-' spring semester.. • . •• .;., '. • . ••;-Boy-Scout Troop 103 in Cranford.; the Gray Memorial Funeral Home. : 1 She was'born in .Ni;\v;t.i.'k a-iul , in; I he township. ". Rutgers College, New Brunswick.'- ;i responsible adult; caring' for others, being understanding. '-•,' He was. a /member of the. tion. ' ••]• " '' ''•• •. - • •' . IF YOU NEED HELP Burial was in Restland ^Memorial A 'sistiMV .Susy.n Davis, is. Having made the dean's .list six 1 ; . Mr. Wiktor earlier worked'lbr the had lived iiv Scotclr Plains since But she never prepared me for this decision -.finding' tlie •'• Telephone Pioneers of America and Park.Eas't Hanover. •"-.• ; - • .... ; consw-.ut.ivo. seine.sters, Harris, DECIDING ABOUT 1929, •'-.. .-'• •-, :...:••-': '•deceased. ' ••' : '- ;"'•,-.•'! • • Automatic--Switch' Co. -in Florhanv Jeanne Scher received Departmental Honors Park h-pin; 1966-9]. He earned a. Mr-s. Hewitt: retired in 2001' Surviving are:, a daughter, right nursing home to. care for.- her.' .-••'•" •'•• ' •-.' NURSING HOME CARE; :': CRANFORD'— Jeanne' Schet; from the.Rutgers Business School. degree in electrical engineering: in .after 28 years as a recepvioiiisi .. Kim Hewitt Bonstein; a son,' 1 Louis Klekner ;91, died July. 7, 20Q3- at ..Overlook As a marketing hiajoi ; he was • 195.1 from the Polytechnic. Institute ••With.' the . ..Subui'ban ' Medical.- •William' •).: .and two grandchil-- Hero's how I did il: I visited nursing ..facilities, in •' , • Check out ihe .resources'anii inlbrmation' .Hospital in Summit. • ' -. named to both, the Golden .Key .-• -CRANFQRU-'.-.Louis Woknei-' Foreign Wars. ' ' •• ;. •-.•'•• . • , . in.'Scotland, .... \ . , •, • •Gr'oup.in- Fainviiod. More recent- ' dre'n.- .' ' • '• ' • -.- ' . ,Shcwas born in Elizabeth.and Honor. Society and the •National my iiiimeiiiiiie, area; spoke with sin IT mid residents, and. about nursing home (JLial.i('y-<>ii the • -. 83, died July 4; 2003 at Union . ..His wife,. Dorothy "Dolly" Lanza He was a niember of th(> Polish. ly she was a. lunghrooi'n.monitor -. -.Services .are scheduled today ,,Hospital.' "•••'• :..-•;'. , Helcner, died in 1980..', '," '.-• ' livedin Granford before moving to at. Fraiiklin.School in.Westlleld. al the Rossi Funeral llonie.- Society of Collegiate Scholars. '.- gathered information about qimlity'ol' ear.e ,1'ioni inimy Medicare Nursing, Home Compare : Children's Heartlino.in Brick, tho '.. Born'in Pittsburgh, Pa., he lived • Surviving;; are a'brother, Jaines; iylbuntainside'. '... ; ." •' A 1942 graduati:'pfAlount St.: Hurial.. was in ' Fair view ' Harris is linishing his first Website ;il wwvv.iiie(|icare.gov, or call : Polish Cultural.Foundation in Clark Mrs.,Scher retired in 1988 after album of inH'sic and will pursue a : sources including'friends, and my physician. in'--Elizabeth before moving to and several nieces imd nephews.. • Mary Academy, in• Watchiing, Ct'llietei'v. Westfield.' and .tHe-lsla del Sol. Yacht and 50-year's as a clerk with the Union •promotions, position' in the music, I-XOO-MEI^ICARK (I-K0O-63.Y-4227).' •Cranford in 1944;.^ '. • ,, ::; A funeral Mass-was celebrated. Country Club in St.' Petersburg..He Mrs';'Hewitt attended (!e()rgiaii. -. •.Donations inay be ^ont to St.: , . Mr.-Kl.e'kner retired, in 1975 after : County .-'-'Superior- Court >. • in; Tuesday at St. Michael's .Roman fought with the British Division of ^ Court-College."-.." ..' •Kisepli's Indian School, '•mdustrv.. • • • ' ' I "•'.-" • ' •Visit mirsing, homes, speak with stall'-. 30 • .yecirs as ; a. machinist, with Elizabeth. - •'.'.••. ' '. : ; : the Polish army -in World War I.I.,' - - She was a Ibunding.nKMuber. C'haiiiberlain.Sl) n?;S2(C Daystrom. Corp., in Elizabeth. Catholic Church. Burial was in St. Her husband, • Sidney, and: a •• and residents, and ask question's. yuas'a Navy veteran oi'World War II =• Gertrude Cemetery,.Colonial . S.ujviving are. his wife,.Bogumil.;v, • daughter, • Barbara Gordon,, are mid : a'.member of Capt.' Newell' Arirangemohts were by the- Theresa feiezopolski Wiktor;.-iviwl deceased,./ . .', , . '..-•.'-.' Air Conditioning AHe •Talk 10 people who know about threo.daughters, Theresa M, of Vincent Kraszewski Rodney Fiske Post 335,.Veterans of .Dooley Funeral Home. . Suiviving are n stepdaughter, nursing home care, such as-the New ; ' Joan; a:.ste|)son,'Dr. Charles; and a- •Vincont V. .Kraszewslii, K,T, Foil<'i;;ir'W,iis.Post. 10)22. '. - .. . Jersey Ollice, ol the Ombudsman at - brothei;\VillianVKalt..': ' -.'.'. • died, July (i,--200;l at Overlook.. •H,e-wa> a -parishioner.of St,.- . ; Seiyices will be 10 a.m.loday at -Hospital inSuiii'mit... . . -. /.;:V'' 21st Annual ".•'••••'..'•./ .•'-.. • .-. w.-'; •.-,-: ... ••'.'• '."'•' .'.'•.'•• Bai'lliiilonie\v.ih(.'A|)oslle' K'onuui the'Me.norah. Ch'apels at Millburn, 1 -.'. A lvafiyeof Lorain.Ohio, he ••(''arh'oiic'Clnir.i-.h: .'-.. , ' ' : '. 2950 Vaiochall Koad, Union. Burial lived iii Bayonne before moving . Qu'ukChekNew Jersey Festival of Ballooning ; Sui'viviii;;-.an.1 his .wife of f>(5' .will be in Beth Israel Memorial. toScotch Plains in 19(31,.' / '-,'•. BOOKKEEPING SERVICES Ihl'. ltn'sMi|iiMVi^'| linpi'!VL-|iu-nl Oil'.-uii/.tlion ivl Now JCIM-V. liw. UIKII ! Mr. . Kraszewski retired' in GL • BANK REC'S..'• SALES & USE TAX To Advertise .L-iinii-iu'l vv nli Iht- I't-Mtus l'i>i Mi-ilicHiy\tMi-il'ic.titrSL-i\k-»/s Kraszewski: two son?,-Robert and 1 1985 after 12 years as a tool'-and. (('MS).:'Hii:.o>iiu-ni il.ws niu luvv^siiiily u-ll.x'l CMS |iiilii-y JUEf 25,26 & 27, 2003 SOLBERG AIRPORT; READINGTON, NJ '..,,: ' ' .'" '/•' IWi Kxp, ' ••" .:'-' Your Business cutfei'-grinder with Jvidde Inc, in Kennel Ii; a is scliediiled J-800-222-0643^ Bon Secours Community Hospital' MaiHifacfuring Co. in Elizabeth. today al -Sr. Bartholomew iho- 1 1 .He was an. Army sergeant in • • in Port Jen'is, N.Y, ,. ',. Apostlo (.'hiireli.'lolldwiiig.s'ei-vic'- . to 125 Hot Air • . ' • Mr. Boehm was born in World War II and a life member Gash in with Classified! •of-1 the' Disabled -American-. . es-;.il l-lie Rossi Funeral• Home. :30 AM &. 6;30.PM (wind'& weather permitting) •philiulelphia Sept.. 20,. 1928 and ; lived. in Dinjjmans Ferry, Pa. and Veterans. Mr. Kraszewski al.si) Burial- is in -.- Si, (ierlrude- LEGALS Sun City Cantor, Fla: ' •'.-••,'•, • , was. a member of- Veterans of t'emeti'i'y, ('olonia. , •, • •" The Quick Chek Entertainment Tent Hand Tiiick. I I»VC Tubing 1 Lar.lr.for . • . 1 Application -.->7-Q2.- Twin Oaks Roally Development,- He, was previously a manager • •: -. -. •• It-.GAL NOTICE- ' - ' . • ' S|).icu Nliinhrif oOl'l • '••..'•• I.LC. Applicant, various properties known as Bloc's 533 Puisu.inl lo iiiiiu. law -i :.i\li, will h,- lield-.u ll-Sio.rc-ll LOI 6. Block'53.5. Lois 2 01. ?.O2,".2.O3-ar'Kr2 OJ, Block gV'New Jersey Monthly Balloon Explprium for- the .Honeywell Corp. in 312.'. tOO I F. LlrKlfn A'.-fiiuii l.lnil.nl. NJ. i.,n 0/30.0J jl llti C.iCCTol'a Pl.ic.) ' ' ' ••• ..'•. ' 5lt-l. Lols2. 3, 4 01. 8, 9, 11 01 and -12, lor a coiidilion.'il- Willnette 'Billie' Powell 9 00 AM.-Thnloll.HMni).(|o,Hl'; will I),.-';:!td , . • Wiistlic-ld NJ 07090 , . '. •-. - ' ' uso. lo'coristiucl iillached onu-family rdr.idencos in the R- Westfieki: '..'• .'•.'' Spncil Mu'I'l),-' iV)3 • ..• . • '-• • t S.-'jl "Q107VI2 I QlliurUisc llfmry.l l-mi, (I Boxer, 15 2yne 113602.A dV) with Ihe followinij variances', less "A veteran • of the Army- who 1 Presioi. I, fnd Talili- I- Vacuum 'Clolinoi. 1 M»:rowai/n than Ihe'loquirod. Iract a'oa for IQwnhaiisos-' 1136--. Willnette M. "Billie" Powell. ()(i yiiars, Eriu'st:. tv.o sons, - -r78 Ad.irns Au-. Ovr.'ii 2 Ckilties Bm, 1 Dulllo Bay 33OUl(ail: less lhan tlie recn'iirecf niinimum Irontago presents sen'otl'duringthe Korean War, Mr/ 85, .died -June '29,-200,'!' at ' .'.Hlif-si'll of l'.'ortA\'a.;.'lu'ivytoiV,,Md., ElirjDnih tl.i OV'.'O.' •': ....'..••.. 5,1.?tV:l(j ... •• '., :CW ,?I 7 10.]7O3 1136-33 D i1Kb)l. to exceed Ihe total poimttled tor.dovel- I Olhnl IJiv.i.ll.Mii:, 'ill H.-icii I1 S|n...-iki'r;-.,. I MiC'ronnvii opnienl density (136-33-D itJMi'l) Inss than-llio rofiuirud : ; Happy Birthday to Me" \\(Wc; Boohni, was ah" • avid golfer, and' Genesis Elder.Care-Westriela^ and Kim .of-Ai liii;;ion, Va.; thri'o Ovefi. 'J Tui.:,..1 '.'I B !••,•' i nv, . '-u-.it :!' Dulfl.''U,iij. !I': ' • • . 1-F.CiAI. NOTICE nViriimurn distance to .an adjoining' zo'rie (13li- Ti.rnlahi.-: 1 I.V,-ri'vi.-i .lly • H.'d Mal'.ni'.:, 1 Di-'.l l'r'.«i . 'NOTICE 0F.IN1EN.no TRANSFER' •' 33 D.!3)',b)i2l):. to oxceod Ihe total pe/mllled-tor bui.lrjinrj' k: •bowler' who enjoyed playhing bil' .(.'enter. • . . dauyliters, .Jaci|iH'l>ii l.'rawli\v of .lieiqht and.folal nunibat ol atones (t 36-30:.l.t) and to pat-. ... II : 1AKI- .MOT.ICE. lliiil.iiDebcaliou lias.been made to Mayor. • Kachungd andthe . "Hards with hisii'iends; '"""• "" . • She was'borii in!Warsaw.""VVii-,"•[ Wi 11 ii f ii <;To n'," N. C.' t)\ uinYi 1 <' >\v o 11 'Spati- liunilv-' .:i,''.'i' ' . ant! Council ol Ihe Bnrouijh QI Gnrwourl.' -103 Soull) nut - livimj space abqye the second floor (13G-. 1 . Alvili .Icllfr i •-. •. • '..-.• '• . .' Av.-iui.- Gar^oud UUKHI County -Now Jersey to . ' . 33Di3nnlI-i) • . ' .'.••••• '-. •• He is survived by his wife, and;.' lived in \Vestfield before Siui'th (if. SoiilliiiiKton, (.'oniv.. ••i22p.Ui-ii.->'n Slf..!"'.1 : " • -. . Tijiv-.ta to RAD Re:-,laui.in|-C;-'.' i.LC -. ..••'• All.iiiaps ancj papois lelalive tos'aid appfiC.ition are on fi|i>. Alligator Show • li.nlnKj as nt.'bi'tti; SfnaMKHise. .. . . in the office of Ilio Municipal Cl^rk aiuKiro available for .-• Constance. Kalesse Boehm; two : movingto Scotch Plains. ' ;. • ami A'icki l'dwcll-VVorley '"6[ |_.as. 1 So;ilVI)ii''^.'^l' l'.Olf"ii f.l';": H.t'-"i- •! Air C-nnt for Pieinisu'-, lor.nteil ,-it''f)'i9Contfr Sireel Garwood: ulspoclion in Ihe Municipal-^onuKj Ollico • Old Time Airshow, & morel! sons, W., Thomas and wife Mrs.. Powell'.was a- ])roduce . 'I BKI BiH Srr.n:;, I.Br,||,V,||i.;:.-s : N.1.O7O2;' •'•..".•"•.•'" • ' ' Any inieiested paityuiay appear ar said hearing and par- l:\.-.Jirilv Cdini'i. 1 P|i:naiv.RstaiiCoivu'ini|-Jt'O.'l,l.ii,i--nsi-> »200iV33-OOI-'002 ticipate Iherym in accoidance with lire ruie:i ol tho Zoning Kathleen-of.Vernoh- and Matthew clerk at the A&I supermarket in. 2-1 and I wo Mjiii-.fliltiiiiW.i'.'".1 '. • ' •,'"•.'• .l-,:,u,\1 10 Rohelt .1 .RoSKAv.s ' .'. : Board of Afljtislnitirit - ' . ' There'll be Blue Skies when :and 'wife Carol of Ambler, Pa.; a Westfieki. A traveler and reader, ' 1551'Dill Avc -.••.-' -FI-.I Premises lui.-.itcit) at "j-09 Cuntei Slieel. GarivoodJ ...... ',.,- • ' Barbara Ginsberg ; g Apl-rOI^ • • •• .- ' tU'OiO'.'J ''• . •..' ' ; ' • •.•.'••..-. ••-.••" • . • • • Secretary • daughteiv.Susan Mikbtaczyk and 'she Was • a ' me in her of :tho '. ' Lind'''1. NJ OJ'OVi :...•'.• ' . . flu' |)irisan'.vho uil' hold an.iiitei'cst in this.license is $.'w-.3;. •-.....'.. ,-..-'.. .•'... .C384 IT 7:'i'Q.r0.3 Ivy Mortgage presents Friday Night Flights . Mcrvii-os WHTivhi'ld..Saturday '1 Olh.--r.Mi5-: ll(.-:ii-. 1:'S'-.il ••••|';f.i.i-:..''.'.:•. 6 [V,ir]i. 1' husband -Chester of Granford; and Westfieki Negro History Club. • at thcBethcl Haplist (Ihlirch'.'- ' ,C,)t,i|ections..if ,^ny -jllould be mad.j-irtitnediale.lv in writinrj ' • .'" ' 'LEGAL NOTICE, •' '•.•-.•• When it's time to sell yoiir car... • seven grandchildren-..': '. and the .Womeivs 'Club at the . ti.- ••-• • '• '.,.' -'••• . ' ' ' . . . ' TOWNSHIP OF CRANPORP '. •• . 1. Arrangements' weiv. by, the. . !?•! CciU.-e ChnMina M Aneiiirna,'Munu-ipal Clerk ol the Borough of - , •: -.' . - PLANNING BOARD. '. . . • Arrangements- were, by the Bethel Baptist' Chui'c.h . in ' ' The'Planning Board, .'lownfilnp of.Cranlord.,Coiiiiry of* • GASH IN WITH CLASSIHED with a WHEEt DEAL in •.liidkin.s • Colonial Honio in Roller | J DeSlofani;-..'. • ; • . • . '.' Union, New Jersey .will hold .a public rneeiing on ",.-'Hf ...„., Betts Knight-Auclinioody Funeral Home Westfieki.-:. • ;•;. . • ' .: " 1'lainfield. In lieu of flowers, t'-.-Vi CM/ MvMleAvoiino • ' :-,',.•. Wednesday, July 16 2003. al 7 30 pnf irvReom 107 ol • . A .'• brother,-' John Carlyle'.' Wi.'.hiiiiiid..MjO70110 , ." • ,••.-••;• • the Municipal Building:'B'Springfiotd Avenue, Cranlord, .&Great •Southern 8 PM .in Port. Jervis, Donations' may.be .donai ions may be sent to the' New Jorsey to heai'the following cases which have boon Woods, is deceased. Shannon I added lo Ihe previously published-agenda • • ' '.sent to the American -Cancer' Bethel Baptist-Church Building. '1 Application, "02-03. Alfred J Spinolli.' Applicant009- • : ; 1 12CCoakln./C.ii:li.- '-. . • '• • '' . LEGAL NOTICE . • ' • ' ,'.' Surviving are [huv husband -of Edgai.Ayenue, Block.2M. Lot 3. Zone R-,3. for construe-' .-' < PresehleclbyQlQ4.3 ;.'•• '-.-•-. Society . , ' . Apl 12 C • • ••.••• . ' •••-,••• TOWNSHIP OF CBANFORD ' , Fund. ' • • • . -..•..'• . •;.- ' lion withuva Hood jone (13G--12 C) .and lo construct "a: Eftabc-il' ri.l-or:'!).'. .••'•• . '• . '' •• HOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ." : deck with leas than the required side yard setback (136- • 1 Se.ll "HM.IfliVl l-Olh"! '.'':.f I!' -rii-j 1 AiiCimlilioiH-r, I he Board.ol Adjcisirnent (Zoning); Township of Cranford Marriott Hotels Fireworks Extravaganza r •l3Di2Kb) '••- • • • •• ' . . 3 Bicvrtj. 3 li-ot..il..!).. 11 01.anil 12, Idi a conditional : bolldiUabW. 1 DuiiFMrr.:... l IM-Bn. iD<,.(-i; in the oflice .of the Municipal Clork and are,available.for SpaceNuiiibei M:.'ri '•..'• uso lo cdnstru.cl attachodcine-lannly. resicloncos in tho R- .Herbert O. '.TJionipsori, 91, ' 5 ianct (I'JD-32 A.(l)) v/it'lrtlie' igllowinq-variances! less- inspection in the Municipal ZonmgOtlice. •: ..•''• . • 1 r Wallor Caliwa:. . ' , •'.'.- .'• • . than the leq'uirod tract aroa'lor lownhoiisos- 036- Any interested party may-appear ul^aid hoaring and par- Foreigner died July . ), 2003 in Oakniont,, 92Nq-l5lh M '•••'' ' . . :• 33D(i)(aij, less than trio roi-iuired miniriuini irontayo ticipate therein- in accordance with the .rulos of the : • 'Blcwmtield. fU u70'.\i .'.•..' (136-33 D,(1)(b)l, lo exceed the total pormiltod tor dpvel- Planning Board- . . ' : • •. •' . •• •• •Pa.1' ; ••'.-• . , ; ••".•'..;'•-'. - ";' -1 Olhfl.Misr: llcni'i I fv-.-H .TOIOrnj-5 -I-BiCyclfi; 0 Hones One call and you reach over 4,508 families! opnlont density (136-33 D-lb)(l)): less lhan lhr),roc|uirod .-... - • ' . • •'' •.:. . Edward M .Schmidl . ieatTSinger: LQU Gramm '.Hires 1 ro-/.:,.-i. Hills ;. • ' • -.- . • '-mininium'-distanco :to ari adjoininrj ^ouo ('136- Mr. .Thompson was-bonj ;in . Spaco NuinbH! .'X-JP/ . • ' .. • . , .. . . •, '• ' .'••••.' : , . Secrotary 33 D(3)fli)(2)), to.oxcefld tho total permitted for building 1 Brought to you.by.NJ -101.5 FM John.Hornoc ' .' • h'airjhl and total,numboiol-stdnos (-136-30-11) and lo.'per- svi-za :..•_•.-...-. .._::.:..:: . caas^Tj^oiQa . Chicago, 1.1,1.. He lived in Scotch • POBdiHZ-l- ' '• •• : •'..•.'•• •'mit-jiving spaco ..tbov'o. the socond lloor (136- : Koysvillu. VA.239-171' • '•••• '• ' • 'LEGALNOTICE••' . '• • ' . Ballbpn Glow 9PM •'•'Plains and Plum, Pa,; before . 1 Ollior Mif,c lit.-m:>.1 ^'.-' :i2. 13'Bags 12 Bows 33Dl3l(a)['1| .-• •• • ' . -. •• BOROUGH OF GARWOOD ,' - - • Spacf Murnlwi' 1.106 - All maps and paporsrolativoto said application aro on lilt; TAKE';NOTICE Ihol at the June 25; 2003 mooting of lira. ''moving to Oakmont; Pa...... Claudolle Dyi> Wright • tn thi) .office ol the Municipal Clerk and are available lor Garwood PlanningQoard. th'o Board adoplod Iho wording oithe nosokitioiis in Iho foliqwinn m.jtlors:- •'••' . Sunday is Money in the Bank! , ...Ho was, an industrial engi- • • 16 Stitor.--. • ' :• inspection^intho Klunicipal ZoningOffico; • . \}terian Clinicii Sidney, are.dece.ased. LiriUflll INJ M' U-)V^U' u . Pla/ininrj'Board located al '103 South Avonuo, Garwood. •1 bllim Misc Hums. 1 Seal »IO(MH57 .'9 Bays. VSoln, ••"' TOWNSHIP OP .CRANFORD • • LUTHERAN CHURCH • Surviving are his wjl'o of.63 •'- -BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT' '-'. NJ, and aro available for toviow;by Iho public by calling 201 l>iirs 37 Boko's-. 1 Floor Lamp • '•',•'''• (90S) 301-9357 lor anappoiriiniont -..'.•-. Brought to you by WDHA' T05.5 FM S|)acn'Numb(».- 52-1, '. • / . ' , • . , • , Tliry Board of Ad|ustrnoni'(2onlntj), Township oi Cranford, 639'Mountain Avip., Springfield. County of Union, Now Jorsoy will hold a public mooting Adelo C. Lowis - • • ., years, -." Beatrice .. Threlfall • Priscilla Allbn • : ' ' . on Monday; August 11, 2003 at Q:15 pm in Room 107 ol : • 130 Cors'on Avimuo - • • Board SocrUlary' ' • • ; the Municipal liuildinrj, 8 SpringlioldAvonun,,Cranford, The Nerds i PM . Dog Voices 5:30 PM •'..: '973-379-4525. :;,-• thotnpsbn; a '. son, Richard of •Slaleri Island: NV10MI . -. ' • ... Now Jorsoy to hoar Iho lollowmg casos: . saia:i :ca Harmaiv Pa,; a daughter,' Lois 1 Soal-*OtOl)37G, -l ©*or '*'•<:llorM;;- ? B'lfJs 1 Kitchon * See the World Famous Budweiser Clydesdales Sunday School & Worship 973-467-8454 Chair. 1 Rotrirjurntof, 2 End Talilfv . •, • . • ' Services 10 a.m. : Corbett of Ben Lomond, Calif.; S(]aco'Numbor 20.12 •-. ' . ' .' • •-•• .•• . ' (All concerts on the Bud Light Main Stage] Sumfner Schedule Juanoill'Pai'ie ' . ' ' • . ,•'..• AduU & Mu.sic Minislries a sister, Ruth• Loi'rghner of ' 208-B End tli?abuih Ayo ' • •' • • ; 1 IO;j)lt am • Sunday Worship'' ; Apl I.-A . • - ,,- • . -' • ' . . .-. Proceeds benefit the Children's Miracle Network. •' Voutli-A Children's Programs . CalH'orniu; a grandson, .Jeffrey Lindon NJ 0703^ : ' . 7:J0 pm - Wud. Bible Study '& I'raycl' ' 1 Olhor Misc Horns 1 Soal "O1O7/-17 1 Batis. 1 Bod Christian Nursery School & of Batav'ia,' Ohio; four grand- Hoa'rJ Board, 1 Bicycle .2 Boms.' 1 Fa.n. ]'Roltiriprator,..3 Discount Tickets in advance available in Clothes Bin" • -.-'•• • . , . •• • . . •'••'. ...Kindergarten"' "Faith comes'l>y hearing, ami heating daughters, Darlene... Gulden- Spaco Number 0018: • • •••..-' . ' qll Quick Chek stores, through July 24. 1 : . Troy Mathony .-•-.•••,. • 1 • '. • • . www.luilytTos.'inj.orj; K,,. . hy the wordiif God" Lkinlop • of: Lewisburg, Pa., 102.1 Vlllos Court . . • 4 lines /4 weeks • 1 newspaper • Online @ www.nj.com •Adults $15 (Day of event: $20) ' Virginia Boach, VA 23.156 , • Bonnie Gulden of Clihtohdale, • l" Othor Misc llon'is. -1'Soal #100-1066, 1 Bags. 1 Boach •-Children $6 (Day of everifc $10) (54" & under) Chair, 1 Iroiiing Boa/d, -1 Sholl. .-•.-. .-.-••, For only... $19.95! Trinity Pentecostal N.Y., Wendy.Giilden of Virginia.. Space Number'C04-1 , . Three years old and under FREE! • Beach, , Va., and • Pamela Lallsha Blackslwar ' ... ' . •. " f Holiness Fellowship 303E. IOIIIAUO '•••. -. '.• .SI I In-store ticket prices are same, as gate on the day of event, • Thompson-, Albrethsen, of Rosblfo. NJ 07203 -,- •-,. Cranford i Sonl *100.(826 1 Olhor Misc ll|ims. 5 Bngs. 3 Doxos. A WHEEL DEAL! free Express ShyHle; On Saturday & Sunday (12 hoop-close), ride the. Vehnilion, Ohio; and 10 great- 1 Harnpor. 1 End tablo. 5 Clollior, .Bin, 1 Floor Lamp. 1 To ADVERTISE Bod Box Sprioo-1 Bod Mnttro3r, : •'..'• FREE- Shuttle from Raritan Valley Gpmmunity College. On->ite parking is $5 (908) 272-6788 -grandchildreh, . , Spaco Numbor: 9122 • • ' ' •• . . Francisco Croban , '•. : • Rev.FrankSforza,Pastor ••-. . .Services' vyere held 364 Williamson stroot ' . .. 11:30am Sunday School -.,'...'• ' Elizabolh, NJ 07202. . • ' . ' . Cash in with classified! Call Christine Wednesday at the Onkmont 1 Olhor Misc Hems, 1 Soal «01077.I1. 2 Air Condilronor. . 6:30pni; Sunday Evening Worship 2 Blcyclo 1 Bonos, 1, Suitcase. 2 Dullol Bag United Methodist Church. A Spaco.Nuintior:224 ': ...:,-••• \ ... 7:30 Wed. Worship/Bible Study ParTiola Roy -.-. . . • ' balloonfestival.com • 800.HOT.AIR 9 . '7:30pm Sat. Pentecostal Prayer 8009815640 memorial service ia scheduled 22A,G.ir1don Drive- • ' ' ' : '•• . " • . ' •' • . Age-Integrated" '.. •••'.' • today at , Lohgwbod at ' Rosollo NJ 07203 ' • • " .- • • • I We would like to thank our Marketing Partners : 1 Olhor Misc. lioms, 1 Soal »100.IB14, 17 Bnrja.. 1 A "Whole-Family" Approach to ministry. , Oakmont. ••.; . / . :' .. • Sola/CorW/orlitili), I Bod,Box Sprinrj. 1 Sola; 3 Boxoa 1 1-800-472-0119 , 'T.od sets the solitary In families!" . Space Numbor ; 53'! ' - - ©PNCBAISX JVC •>ltmi t motlv 'Arrangenients were by the Makhmud-Y. Tagaou , •• ••• ; Wheel peal ads are available to non-comrnertlal advertisers only: No rate adjustment for early cancellafiort. Each additional line $2.00. ADelta 1B8ocondAl/e ... .: 'rhomas D. English Funeral Garwood NJ 07207 .•-..... : : :> •o 1 Other Mist lloms. 1 Soal *10O5131,-,1 Wator Hoso, ••••"' ' •-••• " ' •"-• '•••• -" '•••• ' •' '••••' - - '••••• ' •'• ' •••'••••'•' • •'••' '•UVVJ• 'I C Hoine in Oakmon.i. •

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The'Nortlii'asl;'s largesl cal show will. : : years show include the .American, Curl.- Eanciers-Assoc'lation(CFA) judge and .-' •. the Parade of Breeds, iiosted- by CFA •' Breeders from around the country , be,.hvld.;it (he Carden Statu'l^hihil' " -.- Sjihinx, Maine Coon, Nor\yegiariJ''orest "author.Dick Oebhardt. Cebhardthas '• judge and cat expert Judy Thomas. willhave pedigreed kittens of various Center at Davidson Road,-Somerset '': ; (!at, Sihi'rian, lialinese, Binnan,' ', ; '•; given 50- years of service to !CFA as an '' The Meow Mall will consist of mer- . . breeds; for sale. They will also be on BEST BETS July .19 and 20, ,10 a'.m.-5 p.m: The ' • Ikirnuisi', Ocicat; Persian,-'Exotic- •' •.••:•'''; allbreed judge, He has served as jyast ; chants selling items for peoj)le and their hand to ansvyer questions about what fiO.OOO-squari'-fiiot facility air-condi- '• : Shorthair. AhVssinian, Hiniala'ya'n, .-• president to C.FA and Garden State Cat cats, as-well-as heavily discounted pet breed would be good for one's lifestyle. . Director has these puppets on a striiig tibned,facility is located just Off. [Oxit 10 Somali, Ej.:y|)'iia.n Maii,,I.)e,von.Rex, ',.. 1 Club, of which he ,is.;m hoij'orar.y--lifetiine ' .supplies; . .• ,-.' .'• • , , ' , '; .' -,-., Tickets are available at:the. door, . of Route -287.. • .,;• :•'-' • '.-,.. • : ; Chinese paper-tutting inarionotles.Karly.shadow pup- • Scotlish Fold, American Wiivhair,Manx, me ; , . ; This,year,'special awards will be -. "•:.•' Adults tire $9, seniors and children , |H'ts,.sucii as.(host' from, China,•'-. ' • The GardeinS(ateCat,,Cl,uh'H,(i7.tli •';, Coni.ish Rf.x, Hag'doll...and American ; . given to .shelter adoptees. The cafe- ; •''•' under 12 ai'e $6. Children under 5 are on display in Springfield Westfield church Annual Cat Shiiw will spotlight -IdO- ; Iii 'addition, Friskies Will host a live India and Turkey, probably, were • Short hair. • , -' . " • •,.'•••'• : gories include the longest, whiskers. . , •••free';-' ;:' ..'., ' , •-..•' -..•-;,.•• "_ •/ -.:..''.V felines n-'pr.esentiiiM •17 differeni.'breeds, segment of entertainment featuring An exhibit of Cliinese Follc Ait silhouettes set' in motion by the., ;;• -This y.t'ai; (JScr: lias added aspecial their own spoci.ally-trained celebrity per- fluffiest tail,prettiest .face, niost unusual For more information, email kkim- '.. as well as spedal household domestic, i presented by. the Asian American hosts marionette firelight against the sides of ci'lchi'at.ion-.to coinniemorate one. of Ntny Icolor, and-mosl'striking inarkiiVgand hci1'/''optoiiliiii. .nctor,'j'uscnkat(sif/':a6l.com, cats. Some of.tlu'.featured biveils in this forming cat. teani.' - . ...' • • , • Cultural and Heritage Corp. will -.nomads tents. Puppets acquired, Jersey's finest cat authorities,' Cat ;.: ':•••' One of the. main at t ructions .will-be.-. '.; 'stripes.- '•'•'• .'..•- •'..•.•••".•• •• 'or call Kfitherine Bock at (908) 231-0267, be displayed at t,he Springfield production JANE VOORHEES Zliyt- dow-flower" when it is stuck oh Broad St., will take on a different nicians, and perhaps even artists. 7:30 p.m..July'11. Free..' -:v KENNY LOGGINS . : •:."' FESTIVAL OF ART'.... •-.''',,.'.'-,• www.co.m.iddlesex.nj.us ' ." MERLI ART MUSEUM- the \vihdpw and "lantern-flower" format 7:30 p.m:.Friday with,a , ' They'must be actors creating, FORUMTHEATRE : •-•,'.; B.p.m. Saturday, July 19 . Galleries .'• Libraiy Pack '.-. ••'' : ' .'. .-•'•• . Show's;in.lt)e gazebo 6;30.p.m. Rutgers University, 21 when it is put on the, lantern. The full theatrical a.nd professional ' reality on stage. As-storytellers; • 314 MainSh; Metuchon •,; . ' •, Sfale fhsalre, 15 . Livingston PIVERSIJY designs of paper-cut ure often used :marionette production of "Jack 'they must get the .audience .' ' ' : '• West, Eighth'St., Plainfield ••'-.' • Ave., New Brunswick , . . Sunday. Free admission.: .-. •'.Hahhilton St., New Brunswick',.'.'..' ART GALLERY : - , (7.32) 54(3-0582; www. , ; for. embroidery on clothes, shoes, involved in t lie,show. They have - .(9"08)-754-7250;- •'•"'•••".• V (877) STATE 11;. ''.' .'-'".,' '-'': George Krauss, Memorial- .' -(732),932-7237; www, .-•'. • and the Beanstalk" presented by • fprum'tiiealrccor-ip-iny.com.-:.-;- '•; . 4 Valley Rd.-, Clark .. • - hats, pillowcases and cushions;. to perform.technical movements .-, ' '•4Q.th aiiniversary of the,.art. Concert Band, July'i3.:: •• .'..',.'. . zimmerlirnuseurn.rutgers,edu ' .- the \yell-known Paper Moon • .' ••' "Sleeping B.eauly,1;" lamous. • .. •www.statetheatrenjiorg (732)574-1479; '• ;'- . . ;,. - The subject of the phper-ciit is rich Puppet Theatre of Atlantic, : with their puppets;They niay show;:.10a.m.-5 p.m. July .-12 (rain • . Jimmy Ray, July 2.0. • v. ' Open '; 10 a.rn.-4:3.0 p.m!: (airy, taie done liyc .and local with -.-•, Best known for hit,themes from. www.diyersityart.com •'. •;.••". .'.- and varied, such as folk dance, sto- •iiiso make their own puppets.;A .' 1 Highlands. -, •• -.- -. •'-.." ••'.. .•elate July-13). Free admission'.. •' ' 80s movies: "Footloose, '. "Danger Wednesday-Friday, 'rioon-5 p.m-, Open- to the public 1-3' p,m'. ries of traditional-opera', figures, seii.se of huniot and love of fun, music. To'July .1.9, Adrni^.sion $12: .Produced on a large main Zone"1 (from1 "Top-Gun"),1, "I'm Alright"- Museums ..Saturday-SUnday. Tours of the col- Saturdays and .Sundays ,and by flowers, and birds, fruit, land- ••-, thrown in wjtli their other tid- -.'• • group rates'available. Gall forshow-: : touring stage with full lighting, . Concerts (from "Caddyshack"),: "Meet Me ; NEW JERSEY MUSEUM ; lection -.2 and 3 p.m..Sunday. Free .appointment., . '."•: -.; . ' ,--'.'• scapes, etc. ' '. ' • ' '' ei.its, cdnii'ibule-to ihe Tunand. times. '••'.' ••.'•• .-•'•. . . '•• '••;•'.' sound,.and efTects, the show is OF AGRICULTURE admission. (Or. members, Rutgers : • Paper-cut art is popular in •entertainment found that .are the PAPERMILL • JIMBARONE . . .-•, Halfway" (from "Over the Top"). "Vacation Dreams," through designed for entertainment as '" . .Route 1/NorthBrunswick.' students', faculty and staff. -Non-, Chinq. Most people, especially basic elements.of pu'ppet shows. • . PLAYHOUSE -..•"'. • • 6:30 rj.m,-Wednesday,. July "" Admission S68-S32., .- •'. •.-'-., ','. Sept. 7; ;'; .-.:; '-'•' •' . ' -'"•.•.''':.' well os cultural; historical, and •• Friday Night Classics presents a puppet show of 'Jack and the Beanstalk' July-Hi.'-. • ;(732).2#2077;.www.. , :• member admission:;.adults $3, chil- •''.- '-. "Dimensional Art,"..beginning', women find children, can doricer- •• With tjiis.tyiie ofliack^roiihd, Bropkside Dr., Miilbuin ' • -, ' •'. '• ifi; Third,Reformoc| Church -.-, ' ' PHIL ROY; :.••-:'. r . ' • educational values and is intend- : drenunder 1,8 free,- Admission for all • : •; 10 -W. Somerset St.. Rantarv '' •' .8 pM Thursday, .July 17 ' '".. ; agri.culturemuseum.org' ", with welcome reception 1-4 p.m:' .tain level of this kind of art.They 1 JM'ida.v Kveiiing ('lassies giiaran ; (973) 376-4343? / . \. ed for both children and adults. .'• sion -and. feature projects, I he : : live.theater, .In addition to-enjoy-'• .the audience in. humorous ;physi- : Open 10 a'.m,-5'. p.m.:. Tuesday- is free the first Sunday, of the month. Sept, 14., .•'.- '-'-'.. ;'•;;• ,' •':' •'• may learn it from their kinder- . , : teesthaf the ii))coming presenta- . •' www.p'aper.mill.'orcj •; ' •••-. ' • ; (908)722-:] 287; Www, •; "• 'V ••'•' ' Watchung Arts Gente'r • : • -'•:'•• • •Pape'r'Mob.n' Puppet Theatre is, ing the peiforinanco,-older.chil- cal and verbal interplay with-spe* .Di-oairistufl'Cor])., Family •„, ••'• . : garten teacher, mother or grand- -.- tion of".Jai-k and the. Beanstalk". . • thirdieforiyiedcliuich.org , ' ' • : Watchung Circlet, Watchung - . ' under the .'direction of well-known dren and adults take delight in ; cialty numbers, and ademonst hi--, ..."lilnlertainment, arid Cottage ' ' ... ••. •" "Groase," toLiiingpiociu'ction QL mother but there is no art-school'. will-inosi certainly he an all-time ,: Elvis.'Piesley .impersonator. : marionetteer and creator of many Marionette Theatre •• all in New' Broadway/movie' musical. To -July- • (908)753-0190; , , ,: -' the mechanics of classic niari- . t ion, of marionettemanipuhit ion.- . : iii China/teaching this art. The ;: crowd pleaser I'or.both ehildren ••• Free admission... , • ...-•• \ • , www:Watch,ungarts.org, . custom marionettes, Jim -. onetto'-.theatriV : ' . : ..: Al the end of the pro-show, pup-, Yoi'k. It Wiis tit tin! Cottage • .-.'••' : 27. Admission S6'6-$3<1; discounis • exhibits in the show were; selected. Rncioppi. Hand-crafted mari- ami adults. .'•'.' ' ' • . -.'' .-•• : ; JIMMY BEAUMONT .. ' ' ! 15% OFF| The hour-long show holds the |)eteers tellthe'slory of live play • ,MMrio|ie(te Tlu'.'itre that Racioppi' 1 available! Call for showtime?;;'...'.' • Singer-songwriter. Admissian . \y/purchase of $20.00 or up . , .from 36 provinces to .reflect 'their This will I.)!' ;i free-'community.. &THESKYLINERS.: •..'"•; onettes arc individually designed attention of audience'-members- . .M.h'out.16 be prosi'iilt'cL.' • . accpinplisju'd set ;(iul pujipi't. PLAYS IN THE PARK 510;-.' .' .'•', :• ' :•.'-. - - •••'- .'• : :•• Only For Take Out & Dine In j (•venf..nolick.et>- .are. required. • -\.v : and crafted for each production. .- " • 7. p.m. Sunday,-' July 20- ' • •. . -. .';/».ii,:.-/i, ii,»l.viWi/ • life, specialty or favorite thiniga. from the-youngest child to'the '.'• .; • The Paper Mooivcast is a • ,design Ibr'tho famptls.Central i Stephen J. Caposlro Theater ' JOHN SHERIDAN/ .'•" CHINESE & JAPANESE CUISINE 1 Elaborate.scenery, lighting •'.•'" .l.->oHatioi.rs ;.ire suggested 1.11 lnl.|> I I ; The exJiibitwill be shown in ,. ; •most senior.citizen. The actors,"./ invilti-tak'Hted staff of perform-;, lV.u.'k/Marionolte.Theiitiv.", '-• RoQseveltPark. Edison , ;' • .;' Duke Island Park: • •' : -,- MIKE LIP.SKIN'"• :' ,- y^idiii^^^iATremendoi^ ongoing suppoii of tin: I'Tiday : . the Meeting Room' of the effects, and riuisic make the show ers',-writers and craltsiricn.- [{acioppi's work has been I'ea- ' .. Old York Rcl.,; Bndgewater ,' • .'• voices will.be amplified to .lie. - • .Night'(''lassies which feature ' :• "(732) 548-2884: www;" , ' '' -8 p.m. Saturday, July 19/ . ', '^£%$$' beatings up to SO people, :Knj6y Smal'/ &l'Mge Parties! \ ^.fi^Qf\ "-.'•-. •-•- Springfield Free Public Library, 66 a full theatrical experience. lYoi.l.ncor and dii'.eCtor, •lames , : ..-:-' (908)- 722-1200, Ext. 351; ' '.' / £f$jj$ clearly heard thvoughfiiii tlip'spa'-"•• ' ttired oivt.hi> Caj)t'ai-ri.K:.i,nK'arob ,- play.sinthepafk.com ,'• : ..- Somerset County Vo-Tech/; ,- . $000 : : music and productions of many : '/ Mountain Ave. The -hours' are Exciting music, both classical ciouschnrclisanctiirViy.. '.. • .Kiicioppi. has had 25 years expo- • showlfor-CBS.-tlur 1'ixanno TV • • vvww-.paik.co.somerset.nj.us '• OFF i 1 styles throughout 1 he year, - .:•• -. • • .-• "Mack' and Mabel,"'-1'e'sser-. . Vogt Dr.,Bridgewater' . .'•.'.'• : ! r Mondays,Wednesdays, and ..'.-. and' modern^ make it a-niost: , "Before each perfonnanco, the rience in legitimate theatre-.arid' ;' show IbrChaniH'l Five, and in .: ' ,,-Pre-Beatles group that-hit. big. itllfin9 Chinese Specials'* Japanese Specials* kinch Box. . ' I w/Purcnasurcna e of 15 or more Thursdays 10 a-.m.-8:30 p.m..,and" •'; known musical by Jerry Hijn:nan.'of. (908) 526-8900, Ext. 7219; ,-• enjoyable-experience for every- puppeteers engage young arid old ' puppetry with extensive creative . pup))et. 111ms and ufl'-.I-Srn.adway- ' The sanciuary- is.-;tir condi- : '"Mame'Miime. 8:30 p.rib July 10-12. • with' "Since I .Don't Have- You."'-'Free.. "•' www;njjs.org . •, :."• ••'• '.'•- Maki Roll Specials •Sushi Bat.Specials *Dinner Box' Tuesdays and 'Fridays 10 a,m.-4:30 one. The music for "Jack arid the alike in audience pal-tic-ipat ion and professional credits'in pup: profiuctions: , tioned and. handicap accessible, ] p.m. For information call (973.) .Adults S3, under 12 free; brinriJawn •. admission. ' • ' . •'. .-• • .."Hot.- piano" jazz duets .and Chef's. Specials such us... Imperial Shrimp, Seafood Flotierlliiskcl. Taipei Trio, House |U» «• ••'•• — —1 •••••BM M m Beanstalk" is drawn from old . and interaction with.the mari- •'- •petry; ,'prqdu'ctiori and animation .:' Puppets, all-time favorite.toys anil refreshments will he avail- , •'• : 1 chairs for seating. •.''•.'. :.• CONNIE TARANTINO solos. Admission $15 in advance, 376-4930. \ ',.•;:, designs. Besiiles liis work with' able.-Foi concert information, call 1 Special'Duck. 'SizzlingDelight phis 6w kemlulion'Diet • Light Cuisine & \-\ rilPI? English, liall'themes and styles of onettes. The.pre-show generally :. . of both childreir and adults, conn- - CONCERT.SERIES ~ ; the:19tlv-and 20th-centurios; ; ' includes some:special music1 and : 1 Vi per -'Moo n, he h a M wp'r ki'.( T w i t h • in nvany-.sizes.shnpds, and ya'ri- tin- clHii'i.'h(jffiri.Mlaily I'rom-i) : : ROY W.SiVIITH THEATER $20 at the door. .•..-• : • Health & Diet Food :\ 1 1 •" .Borough Kail •- '• • -, ''•;. ••; • For many adults and young . marionettes. The puppeteers talk the Toonive.rsal Compa'ny of •••' .t'ties. Karl'y types ofpuppct^.- . i'i.uv. -! -p.m-. There-is plenty of free' Union County College • SIMPLY. SHANK _ :: Clarinets galore at 1 Roule-28,;Spmeiville, • '• . •'•'. Hours: M»n.-Thws, ikm-lDpm-.Fti.&Sal. Hum-11pm; Sun. 12nmm-10pm children, this production iriay.be • to the children, clow.niirouiKl California where he designed include shadow pr.pp'ei^. glnvi;.. ... park iii!. , in ihv- church lot-adjacent, . •"• i'p33.'Spring[ie'ld Ave.. • ....' '" • '•' ' 7 p.m. Sunday, duly 13 . '" - .. , m DELIVERV Crescent Ave. Church an absorbing-first encounter with with the marionettes and engage. characters and settings for televi- |)upj)et.s, rod/slirk.jiuppi'i.-- and -. lo I'.Vj'ris Place off Pr(ts|,ii'Ct Sti'ee.l. : Cranford- '-.-.-• ' •'•••';" (908) 541-1600 '-.• ,". • .•'•'•. •''"'• Duk.e.jsland;Park •• : -.; '. 12 South Ave., West, Cranford • < 709-8081-8083 • Fax: ^709-8087 ; '. (908) 659-513.9 "' : ',";.'. Shows oil the lawn ,7p.m. Friday Old York Rd., Bridgewater" (In Druiifair & Dunkin DimuU Shopping Center mar Blockbuster video & ucrou from The Office Restiturunl) . Ever wondered what a bas's '. •(wtialher • permitting). Free admis- clarinet looks like, or how a con- '•:.' "AWilde NiglH in tho-Rockies,".-. •sion., ..•'.'••' • ''•••'• •'' ' tra-bass clarinet sounds? Find.out Old/ West comedy.'• by Jewel- Seehaiis-Fishor. 8 p.m. July 1,0-1;2;-' ••- '• Annie Baueriein/Chip Mergott. Sunday duringa special perform- Arts arid Graft : MENLO MARKET to host 3 p.m. July,13'. Atlnvission Si5;tiis-' .'Vfoik), 'Jiily 11.. - ' v '.' ^ • •'.- • ance by Rouge,et Noir Clarinets at ] Crescent Avenue -Presbyterian- j counts'available.' ' • ',- -..";'•'• . .' John-Hanty (jaKz),'July-18..-; Indoor Flea Market : JOHNSON PARK. ' Church, 716 Watchung Ave;, . '; show returns to VILLAGERS THEATRE ::'.- CONCERTS ' '. !«!• Q/IJIU' Menlo Park Mall Plainfield, starting .at 3 p.m. • ...•,-' .' 475 D.eMott Lane. Somerset Wednesday, July 16 ; production of - '.River'Rcl., Piscataway •-• • Admission is a $15 suggested ..'• (733) 873-2710; ..•.'•.•,.•, IWM •yilUIWl (Former Wit Building - Next to Macy's) Thursday, July 17 • donation. • .- . •. www.villagersthealre.conr • . ,'. . Booths Going Fast! Friday, July 18 5 Going Fast! • Limited Space Still Available! • • ' The concert' features something Edison July 18 . ' ."Not-•-Waving," '-mother-daugh- •12-.30IW! . for everyone from the classical to ter "dramedy" by Gen LeRoy. 8-p'.nrv. - For more Information jazz and popular. Hoar creations .'.'. The tradition (il'iiuality, luindf-ral'tc-d t'o!k.;tft " July-11,- '12. 1.8. .19. 25;'26:'2-p:m. COUNTRY FOLK ART Fridays and 1 by LeRoy Anderson, Percy, '.. '• •will .In showcased -:.\i' ••'l'ho ("oiiutrv J-'olk v\i't and. '••• . •J.uly-13,'"2Q. AdmissidirSi2:'•' " • Call Richie 732 904-0521 or Gerry 732-803-1548 < Saturday* • Grahiger, Henry Mancini, Kurt 'Labour's Lost' Craft Show in Kdi.ion, Ji'ily J.s-;i(i. at iho'Xi'w ; CRAFT SHOW 1-866-979-0700 July Hi 12,18,19 . Weill, even the Beatles'own •Jersey.Convontion C'enlnr. :. . ' . Events JULY 18-19-20 7:00pm The.Shakesjjcare Theatre of New Jersey.'s : : Lennon and.McCartney, as well as : The'nation's Ii.'ading.folk art and cr'al'i- show .- RING.OF HONOR classics from Tchaikovsky's . "next stage eNSEmble".will present "Love's . , Sundays' • with .40 shows in 10'stat.i/s, i'ci urii^.• t'o Tvdison RexPlex •*•. .- ,-j •' ••''.''.' / ,-, Nutcracker Suite, Bach's Suite No, Labour's Lost,'-' one of Shakespeare's roiriantic July 13 and July 20 with niore than 200 uf the. rini.iiin'*.fijiest ..nrt.i-.'.. , 1 ' 1001 Ikea Drive, Elizabeth • SHOW HOURS: i 1 S, Gliere's Russian Sailor's Dance, '• | classic's, "at the Westiield Librai^v 7 p.m. July 30. •. san-(,'xhi.bitor's ,ol'|-ei'iiig-tli('.,l) ighesl..('|iia'.lity' folk : Fti. 3 p'm <•' 9 ptn 2:00pm , (215) 891-9431; ,';, ' '•" • ;•: . and other u'orks by Hoist, Handel, • i The.jiroductiori.is."burstingwith spnj'kling • art and craft iti'in*. •'.- . ' ." '. • Sat. 10 am - 5 pm . .www.RFVideo.com; -.•.'• • • Suiv 10 Mill --t pm •i .•'••:•••.•. ^('Ftiwily Motel. • •.. Tickebi Byrd and Mussorgsky.'' • ..'] and sophisticated humor," as the King of • '• • •' • . '..••'•.- • Admission, to tho show is 87. -S-hosv'hours are • Undergroancl wrestling exirav:- .. Adm. S7' ... AduH $22 • CbUd $11 .'' This rare opportunity to see ,- "|Navarroand his three lords, swear, an oath to • .Chilli,.[i Ut\v^ ll) .'i-9 p.m, Friday,. 10 a.m.-f) p/m.;Sai unlay and 1.0 aganza featuring.WWE star-Raven: • Clean, Quiet, & Relaxing Atmosphere .' clarinets of all sizes and to observe i scholarship, which requires fasting and avoiding ; d 7;30-p.m, July-'19 -:•---, -- -'-• ••first-hand such versatile-sounds,; • i corihict with vyomen' for three years." , ': • Across from Beach & Boardwalk for SIKIW re-entry all. weekend.The public is wel- COUNTRY FOLK ART . ' PLEASE!!!-. from exceedingly low to very high, ! The difficulty begins when the Princess of . ! come and encouraged tyaiteiulT'tlday foi- early ANDCRAFTSHOW .'• •. . • Daily Maid Service; skillfully blended by top-notch" . Franceand her party arrive to visit the King. buying-privileges.. -. •.'•••.-.. -:. . .-• • . New Jersey Convention 'Center.-. ' EDISON .-. musicians, promises to-be a unique "As the King falls in love with the Princess, the Tins is C.'ount.i'y 1'YiIk Art's lath y«'-a.'r.in ,' Raritan Center, Edison; • Gas Barbecues & Sun Deck sonic.experience. . :. •.- • '.' NiCONV. & EXPO CENTER lords fall in love with lier. three ladies-in wait- ; Rouge et Noir Clarinets, formed Edison, -'Over the years, .6111: Kdwni' sbmv.s have. •(7.32)417-1400; www. '". '•' '. "• '...Phone (732)-417,-1400 .. ing.'In a string of'amusing hiisadvenkires, all •' : three years-ago by Rutgers . }\ becQiiie.very po])iil;Vr and iiuich-aiil'icipafed , . • cpunt.ry'ifolkaiishpws.coin ."• '• • • : •'• fur di.r.eclioris ui viait: 1"! All rooms have: AC, Cable TV, Phone, Mlcrowavq, Coffee Maker r men fail to hide their.secret passions.The King., www.CountryFolkArt.cprn ; University alumni, meets through-.' events for lovers of handmade crafts," s;iid .S'timmer edition-of- touring craft • '.'• •,'.'..-.' (we supply coffee), and (?^frigeratpr . ; and his lords decide to court thei'r.women, but -' • ; for morp. show iiUpiniation! : -.out the New. York metropolitan . ,'Khonda.Rlakely. show pi ud.uce,i;. "By pop'ula.i: show,' 3-9 p.m.. -July -18, 10 a.m..-5"; the Princess and. her ladies.have other ])lans in •••'.... li(l.l: I'AllklNI.I • „ •.•'.• •area under the direction/of • • •• deiriaiul, we'n' retui'niiig.to t.he. -N'ew .-lersey •' p-.m, Jujy 19,10 a:m.-4' p.m. July 20.- store.; • •• • -. . . -.'•.';••"•'• .." - -. -; .-•'.-•'• ' Raymond-rJ. Brungard, The con- , Convention Center again this .summer with out- . Adults $7: under 1.0 $2 (no strollers).' ..j- "•' Sy Country Folk Art Shows. Inc. • Formerly known as the.New .Jersey .- '.; . cert is part of a series to .help raise •Standing', hand-selected artist s, from a Hover - GARDEN STATE CAT 888-746-0212 •Shakespeare Festival,- the Shakespeare Theatre,,' $67,000.for the church's organ New Jersey, New Yo'rlf and nationwide." ' . CLUB CAT SHOW of New Jersey is the stfite's only professional 5006 OCEAN AVE. WILDWOOD, NJ ..fund.. All tax-deductible donations, The.Country 'Folk Art and'Crai'i. Show returns . ^Garden State"Exhibit Center-',';.',: muiiu.CountryFolkflrt.com theatre devoted to the'Bard's works, ' ,• , .. . . over and above the ticket price, are. (0 Edisori.again, later this year (>et'...16-19'and ..".- The,theatre founded the "next stage, , .:. , .welcome;- '. .' ' ':' . .••-..':• I)ec,'.5.-7: : ••••••:,'.:.-.; '...'.. '-. • ••' • • Eric Kederlander Productions presents . \C'all-(908'> 756-2468 or 3157 for eNSEmble". as an ambassadorial company . • '•• The shinvs-h.ave a loyal following'of artisans .;'.• NEW YORK'S *1 MUSICALh •more information or directions to • •bringing'productions to;local communitiesdiir- • A wrestling extravaganza in Elizabeth 1'ronv across the; nation and Canada eager (6 pa;r- the .church. ,:'•••• ... . . ing the summer months. The -actors', take -.; -'.. Ring Of Honor, the undergrounc! wrestling phenomenon that • ticipate iii these•prestigi.ous events; E.very par..; . advanced classes invoice and lriovement While has captured the imagination of fans and critics alike, makes ticipanf is,juried and selected for;their outstand-, HIGHEST RECOMMENDED MUSICAL See 'Ragtime Rascals' perforinin"g;fully-developed, abridged works.of its Elizabeth, N.J, debut at the Re.xPlex, ,1.00.1 Ikea Dr., at 7:30 ing workmanship and integrity ol-creative •-"• BEST PLAY Shakespeare's classics.'. , ,'• ,. -. - : : : -ZAGAT SURVEY, 2003 Theater Guide ^ with the WilfJCC p.m. July.19. The show offers original style and incredible design..;- -. '.. -..- .' •' .,';-- •- -\;'' This program is free to Westfield.Library competition featuring the hardest-hitting, highest-flying, most . ' Each Country Folk Art and, Ci-aft Show offers '. OUTER CRITICS CIRCLE WINNER (HAIRSPRAY & THE PRODUCERS TIED FOR #2) .. Join the campus of the Will' Oardholders, but tickets -are' required and willbe athletic action anywhere in the area. At the Elizabeth show, a variety of t'ountry decorating items aiuhlblk • DRAMA DESK NOMINEE "A ROLLICKING TRIP Jewish Community Campus, locat- available beginning July 16 at the Circulation an incredible "8-Man Weapons Match" will take place, and . art accessories.-"'Al I hough' all, items-in country !' -Desk.' '.••"' -" '••• • ••'.'•. .V; '• ' '.,: ' : . ••-. ROH Heavyweight Champion Samoa Joe will defend his belt. ed at 1391 Martine Ave. jn.Scotch decorating tire' very popular, then? hiis hoen.aiv FRANK GORSHIN BACKTOTHE60's!" WWE star Raven will see action, as will top independent 1 • Plains, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday fora - Founded in 1879, the-Westfield-Memorial ' increased -popularity pi",tin rustic, .whimsical and —Broadway.com bus trip to the BrownstoneDiiiner. Library strives to provide the Westfield commu- stars A.J. Styles and Paul'London. And Elizabeth High : School student Jay Lethal will be making his professional gardening... items; as, part of the consumer deco- Theater in Paterson. ; liity-'an- environment that promotes a love of . rating themes:" said -Blake ly. "A hugearrtiy of "> . The' Ragtime Rascals Band will reading and ensures free access .to'ideas and : debut! Fans can expect to see every style of wrestling, from : action-packed tag-team, scrambles to hard-hittihg "strong these items, including garden.and cabin signs,' '-. •• raise the roof with music from- information. . / -.-.-'' '.-'.. birdhouses, seed boxes, fun, summer time gifts,; Dixieland, vaudeville, burlesque style'Vboufs to technical classics. Tickets are now on sale at For more information, call.(90,8) 789-4090 or • and everything else- imaginable to decorate.a ''•] and everything in between, This RFVideo.com or by phone at (215) 891-9431. ••dnight visit th'e'.library's website at wvv\V,wnilnj.org. t.'6untry-style home is available for sale." . ; ! music and comedy revue includes The life, laughter lunchand one- hour of open bar. and love of The menu will feature salad, roast George Burns beef, chicken, dessert, coffee or tea.: and Grade Mien The bus returns to the JCC at 5 _ gallery of Arts Center may have to be closed p.m. ': '• • '•••' •• '. .'.-. ' • • •' ': '-'• Call Nan Station, at (908) 88,9- -The Watchung Arts Ceritei' (WAO.the the Arts Center 26.years ago when a . . • WAC will continue (o contribute.' : butions for .the remaining code -. • •••! 8800 ext. 207 to 'reserve a seat as dynamic 26-year-old performing, visual group of civic-minded, local residents ' ' ' through volunteer work, and many • ^upgrades'. At thesame time,-WAC is „•;' soon as possible. JCC members and educational arts center located in -. • came together with a goal toward enrich- :les-have 'already been- implement- searching for alternative.locations for-j. pay $50; the non-member fee $55. Watchung, may be forced to close the ing lives in the region ., ' - —-—. ed over.the last few' - the performance series an,d arc dis-. '.- doors to its upper gallery on the second through visual arts,.. ',,„."'•. "', i r '••..'••'" ,..,,,• ••weeks. WAC is reaching cussing s6me promising options, -, .: ' floor, which functions also as its main : music and arts education. Country western night "Itwould bea tragedy if the out td ciViC.niin(i«| co.n- "It would ho a tragedy if the upper,,' All SEATS performing arts facility. The borough has : Upper gallery Were. tO tractors, electrical and gallery were to close," said Shelia • ' at the Deutscher Club The more than lOO-year-old former ; expressed, support for the All PERFORMANCES Close. Thousands Of peO- other, building profrs- Duyckinck, the'ceiiter's.executive ilirecf THROUGH schoolhouse requires significant building work-of the Arts Gente'r • i •"•./••'••."• ; ;'-, 'Vi- •"•• sionals to help with" ;. tor. "Thousands of peoj)'io from central ', From 5-10 p.m. Saturday, enjoy code upgrades which will cost many thou- but has not committed :' • 9/28/03 a country western night in the pie from central New some of thd w'ork. WAC New Jersey count on Us for entertain- ' sands of dollars. The WAC should receive sufficient funds to pay for Picnic Grove at the Deutscher Jersey COUnt On US for is also in. the process of ment and .culture." :- ".'.', .'"* •. -^lipSflljfflMWJp Club of Clark, 787Featherbed an updated building report from the the needed upgrades, •', , • • • • The Watcluing Arts.Center ])resently Lane. Formore information, call Borough of Watchung in early July. which limits.the Arts . • entertainment and culture." i-aisinvidualgs fundarid scorporation from indi-s runs performance series^ in jazz, folk, '-' (732)574-8600. •;'.' Until then, WAC is unable to specifi- ' Center's functions. •—Shelia Duyckinck through appeal letters ,, .blues', comedy;-classical, and young .'" Music will be provided by Mack cally comment on immediate actions, but The nonprofit, almost : and calls, ."." ,"-.• artists events; monthly visual art , ^ HELEN HAYES THEATRE • 240 West 44th Street New York CALL TELECHARGE.COM 212-947-8844 all events are expected to take place as .executive director, Sullivan. The donation is $5; chil- exclusively volunteer-run Several fundraisers, :. exhibits, juried art-and photography.,,'* PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Tuos, Wed, Fri & Sat at 8 pm • Wod, Thu & Sat at 2 pm • Sun at 3 pm Mention code HWTTT35 dren under 12 will be admitted • scheduled thrpugh the summer unless ^Vatchurig Arts; Center Watchung Arts Center like a wine-tasting anda : classes; educational arts, kids sumi'ner; free. Parking is free. The event will patrons are otherwise advised..The safety does, not'-have the budget ~~- •; ., , •• ; ;. •.,.," . • special arts/music,event,/ 6 LITTLE SHUBERT THEATRE 422 W 42nd Street ' camp, dance, drama, arid yoga.' ' telechargc.com 212"947"8844 (mention code: SGMSEN) be held rain or shine. German of.WAC patrons always comes first.; • to pay for the building improvements are being planned to reach out to and To help or for more' iiiformatiori, caflj www.hankwilliamslosthighway.com Groups: (888) 231 -9088 www.saygooiliiightaracie.net beers and traditional food will be . The building is owned by the Borough needed .to,keep the'Arts Center operating •involve the public. WAC's challenge is to The Watchung Arts Center (908)753- 1 •A S1.25 lacilitios foe Mi licmi midod to the cslablislied prlco ol bach llcHoi: Schedule subjocl to change.OHer subject. 10 •All iiiicos include u SI 25 Facilities Feo. All seals subjocl la availability. Oiler may lie (evoked al nny time. availability ilnd poor s.ilo. bllor may bo rovokod at any lime.- No exchanjos a rdlgndsi All sales ore final: Oder cannot!» of Watchung, which began leasing it to , : available for sale. . in its current• functions. • , raise $20,000 in cash .and work contri- 0190. '•"•'• •"'. •.'. •••': -, '* combined with any othor ollou, Not valid lot prior purchases, limit 8 tltkels par order Ofler expires 6/31/03. c l i

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The company's products'' ;of freshly spouted grains, beans and . are distributed nationally. • . . ,: .seedy provides'a complete; protein. . For more information'-or to.locate By DANIEL MURPHY Aside from donating the pro". No milk, baiting-yeast,-artificial col- a retailer near you that sells Food ; .-.'.feeds'- to charity, the Union squad ors or flavofs'are used. '•-• • • ••'. • THE for Life products, visit wvvwlbodfor- Runnells Direttar of Activities Therapy, Pat Scott accepts a selec- wili visit the Scotch. Plains' .. The tortillas, which are available - .life.com.. .-. : •' , . : By DANIEL MURPHY . Strapping on a; helmet arid' SPORTS MEDICINE tion of hand-crafted items, inqluding this quilt, from organizer, 1 Children's Specialized Hospital Marian Connolly of The Second Westfield Senior Citizen Housing THUCllRONirUi •'..,' . •••" pads arid, practicing in '90+ for two hours Monday, spending degree, heat isn't exactly the'type time talking with arid reading to •. Corp; ;•'••• .' ... •••..•'. .,•';. ••.'•' • '• ' '.' ' •' ' ''' .- '.. .-. •'. •• Other thtui dreading seeing Presented hy William Bell. il.Hl" •" •'' ' Are You Ready for a Change In Your life? of summer -vacation recent high •. some'of-the-.children.,.' . •'.. ','•.'. ,' Armando .Benitez. represent the school graduates usually, enjoy. • •.-. '•'•'..-• Share your Journey-with a Caving,.Licensed •'.'•.-• • -.' New York •Metis,. I'm extremely Aiid while each player values .. RECOVERING FfcQM ANKLE SURGERY •But for two Crariibrd High gradr' the opportunity to help^hose less • . : ' Professional Counselor/Certified' Hypnotherapist •;. •, . . 'Munriells Ladies' excited- about- this, year's :Major [hero .lie the, recovery .I'roiii.aivk-le'injurv. : '• • uates and \ foiir from. David' fortunate than :thenise}vesy they League Baseball Ali-Star, Game : exercises lli.it ,iro di'Sigiicd lo help .••Ailci .111 ankle .jnjuiy in snidery, a 'V i ' ,i',. ' i '. ' 'Ibyctlwr \\r Can.-.. '• ', . / . '<, .', -Brearley High, it's a.dream coine' .also look forward to the game; - patients.u'lio.nri' forpverinj"H'om.,inkle because, as-.you may. have: heard, : |)h\siV.i I th t-rnpist may rely on .iiuinihri : -true.'.;.'..." - •"' '•./••' "'•"" which.,for, some-is the last time l ..'•;.• • Honor' your spirit • Reduce, stress : this time it 'counts.-,'.. / •• •••';'- . injuries.: Amon^ .them is' tin' -"ankle., ril .modalities lliol will i,. h>i;i:eien.il oi for hospital patients .Series has created'an energy and ; at.the end of his senior season. alphabet, using the big toe as the "pen-, '.appointment •inninn.itinn; pleau>,tal| Maryanii Cicio Peterson* LPC, NBGCH . Brearley'have-joined'.a! collection.' The Cranford linebacker,, who •Itt'l.l.' RI-'IIAIIIMTATION i)ipoiis,itii-m. No' : ' The g'ameVwhich helps: raise' vviih toe raises and (jusli-nuts, help in BOARD CERTIFIED IN INTERNAL MEDICINE tions,-gifts ami llovv.ers .to Runnells, .-. ..;. ,'•• .•'•' .;• ' - . lineups, determine who will host quent. surgery forced him to miss •" '•! • • The [lunnells Ladies supply decorations throughout the vrajVcus- Game 7 of the Workl.Series, but it . funds:.'for, the Children's" the playoff game: with Shabazz.. P.S.-'Asldc from regaining .strength, (levibilily toinjzing them depending, on.the holiday or season, The decorations certa'inlybeats the old system., . Specialized Hospital- and the. . . "Not being able to play (in .the recovering froni an.ankle injury'-' OFFERING SERVICES IN: . are-nsed throughout the facility. Cogiiitively-inijiaired resident's have Lakeview School' for Cerebral playoff game) .was devastating,".' their rooms and doors adorned with theci'afls, To .compleniinili-the. In the past,, the." National;' COMPREHENSIVE ADULT League "..and. American League- .Palsy in.Edison, will be .played 7 said Rasinussen, who will red- . handmade decorations, the group also.donates silk llower arrange- .rotated each year which league' p.m. July 17 at Fjast Brunswick shirt . his freshman year' at ments. •••'•'.- •••..••..•.••-• •./ .- •-.. . ':..•.- • •,'...'.••' • .High School,'Middlesexwon last Rowan: ''Hopefully this cariniake •';, HEALTHCARE. SAME DAY .-. ' The Runnells Ladies donate gifts' both hand-made and store- had home ', field advantage. • Regular season performance had - year's contest .28-20.to take a 5-4,. up. ibr that a little. To put the APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE bought, Unique items.such as.wheelchair bags..:chart holders and lead in. the series, which lias. pads back on and play another shi'iigs are crocheted or sewn by members of the group. . nothing to do with it, only whether it: was an odd year or an even year. raised.ove'r-$100,000 for charity. game is a great opportunity." . CALL: (908) 653-9449 The items are used as gills or as prizes for activities such as bingo. • •••" The ideal system-would have "It's a pretty big honor," said While the players are looking Frizes niay include jewelry, •stationai'y and toiletries. The it ems, are the winner of the most regular Small,, who will play linebacker. to enjoy playing with former also used as part of.a gifl bag iii welcoming new,residents and' season games hold home. field •"I.didn't reallyi'kno\y; about the • ' opponents they .all know that•';, •• jjatients. Each gill bag,includes an afghah also crocheted by one ofthe.'. advantage throughout the play-, charity work that is involved ini- once the game starts the compel- •;• MEDICARE ACCEPTED menibcrs.- .' • •'. -.'•:' • • .-; • .;• ; . ' •; . •'.:•.•' ; off's, much like-, in-.basketball and" tially. That is what it is reallyall itive juices will be flowing and :. .Recently.The.Runnells Ladies started a new: programthat consists hockey put in the Bud Selig error;. about. It feels good 'to be on the ••.leaving" the field with a victory ' of recognizing tlie resident^' birthdays by sending personalized greet-. 198 NORTH AVENUE, EAST . asking for the ideal situation' is. field, but to also" be able to raise: will become important. CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 ing-.. •' '... •'•„•.• : ••••-•' :• •''••.•'. •'•'''•/':'• ..' "' • .' '•.• ' -.- ' , like asking Asht'bn luitcherto just money for-a-charity is the big "The No.. 1 things is to get out ' . Union County.Freeholder liaison to Runnells, Alexander Mirabella, go away It just isn't going to'hap- part.'. The game is just the fun there, have, a good timej get to lauds the effort's ofthe Runnells ladies.Tie says, "There is a,significant pen, no'matter how much''we beg part." .' • . , ' '. ,: '•' •'„• •'•' -;• • know some people arid make a response froni. (.he ..patients and resideni'e to their generosity- and and pray. . ... "Ever since I started playing few friends," said Forfa, who will -thought.fulness.T aiH sd.glad that they include us in their'thoughts.-"' .; • .','•"'• . •' ' .' ' . - '. ••: •'•'. •:••'•' -.•'-, '•'.-. -GEORGE PAGCIELLO/THE CHRONICLE high school football I've/wanted play at Springfield College in . So having the winning league to be a; part of ..this game" said- Announcing ofthe All-Star game receive home Brearley's Steve Washuta takes snaps during the second day of Snapple Bovvl practice Tuesday. The . Mass. n.ext year. "But winning, is ' annual battle between Union County and Middlesex County All-Stars will be held at East Brunswick Fprfa. "It's kind of a dream come right there next to it, if not equal- field advantage is about as good as 1 A New; Medical Practice it's going to get, aridfit's ^pretty High School July 17. : -true."- •; ' ' • ' •.-. • • ' . • ly.as important." ...... : .good.. First of all, this year's game Pediatrics is going to have to have a winner, A state-of-the-art facility staffed 24 hours a day by dedicated ' which is an immediate improve- ment. Secondly, while most of the Rothery looking forward to 3Vorth South game '/:•'.. physicians and professional nurses Magdalena Anisko, M.D. group meets monthly players on ..each roster, will-, see 1 Physical MedidneS Rehabilitation Center ... . INFANTS •CHILDREN VADOLESCENTS • Tlu Caregiver & iSlzhcimer's . firstJloor Family Goniereiu'e'Room. action, the manager's will actually, By DANIEL MURPHY until Saturday's gameL The contest is. slated into, it," said' Rothery, who, leaves- Aug...9 for and be better prepared. It will be weird to ; to •kickoff- at I'-p.ni;',' followed by. the Townson. "When I get to.canip in Augiist it. . just practice and not have the opportunity to 1 1 Family Support Group will be ;,The remaining meeling clntes.. have to manage like professionals, •THE CHRO'NICIJS •" : . ... , ••••'. ' ... Oiu 'ill tin IIIVJYIHI'M ivspi'tial inp.Uk-ni anJ uuip.nitiii lu-l),iliilii;iunii-.(V-iucr-.: meeting each month;. at Runnells ..(or 2003."are 'as'''follows: .July 17; not little lcague?coaches who need ,' Governor's Bowl, pitting New Jersey all stars •wont be my first time practicing in pads. I've play/but it will-bis better in the longrun; , : Nursing Care Center ...... ;. Specialized Hospital. The hospital, Aus. 21;Sepl . 1.8: Oct. 16; Nov. 20 to find a way.'to get everyone in. .. It's going to be the last bit of ganie.action against a squad froni Ne\v York, at 5:30.. been lifting a lot and I weigh morenow than . For Rothery the ganie is a chance to get, SCHOOL PHYSIGALS he'll'see, for a while, so Mike Rotliery wants: "I miss playing football," said Rothery, -I ever have:" . '. back into the'football swing and to have fun,' 1 located at: '10 Watchung Way in andDee.lS, ;-.,;• '.;.;' And the players, at'least in the lat- : t.iniip.issioii.iic i_;uf lor lonu-ifi'iii. Mil:-.iai!i-. hnipiu .II'KI Ai/lK-iiik-'.'-.-upi-p.iik-nis., ter' innings,, will- play, hard and to make the mostof it. '" . who has bulked up to 240 pounds after ' As. a scliolarsliip athlete Rothery, along but like most competitive athletes once the • Respite Ciiv.n:.iil,ibL-. •'•' ... . ', .'". ' . •'.'_' -. '•'-. '. -..- ' Berkeley Heights; .hosts the event . .This group-is free 6f charge and :in association with the Greater. NJ open to the. coininunity. If you. play to win, not just put.on a show. The,Brearley High'grad will, play in -wrestling at.21-5 and playing in the fall at with the other 14 players in his class, has to . ball is kicked ojffthe competitive juices will be • l| 1 Call 908-65^0035 Saturday's North-South AH Star football •220. "It's going.to be a_goocl experience playr,. rodI.'shirt his first year as Townson.moves, ••flowing.- ._.-• ..;".; ;_._',;„; ....;;.,.; .-;f..-.. .l:__l _. •-SLTVIHH Cl'IHT.ll Nl'M JLTSI'V tnr IlKiR'lil.lll ll yi'.irs,'(ilil \V.llill. IrU'lKlN-l.lM J^I-'Vliks [Ik- ..Chapter,- iof the.: Alzheimer's'....would;-:lika- to.-attend, ;call-.Liz. V. Making ..the ..game ..count, will : v r " •"" li^!iVsr'i|iuliirpX>k'isii.iiul c.iic'.'•" '. '." • 7"•' ; "".-"" '" ' '"'" ': "'•'• 1 game" at Tfutgers Stad iinn in • Piscataway from, the nbn-scholarslup Patriot League to "I want to play fpotball and have fun," he. . : ..•Association. .The .hour-long meet- .. Carabueiia, L.SAV.,' at-'i908) .771- product the typo'of action we've, ing against some great competition, whiclv. •. 198 North A\'enue/East/.Granf ofd ings -tiro held on. the 3rd. Thursday •582S. Additional help and informa- 'always, wanted from ..the- Mid before.heading off to Townson University in' will help get'irie ready for college." the Atlantic. 10. But it is also a situation he' said. "I want to go tliere and play well, maybe of every month at 1:00'pm in. the tion. can bc'fqinul by calluig the Summer Classic. . . '.•';• Maryland, where he'll red-shirt his freshman For players getting '.ready- to take their /sought and one that'• made Townson .more get a.-sack or t>vo, 'arid, I .want to start. But season before tlie Tigers'join the Atlantic.10 games to the college level, summer all star appealing dui-jng the recruiting.process. ; • whenever I play a game I want to win, I'm- • .\ loilic'.ii'L' •.Hid \ ICUIL.I id .llw.iys'.iiwpti'il • '• ' II M W" p I I Ar/humeiV \hsotntioii lulphnc it, Now, if they'd do awayWiththat OOSS^ 11 SO nch uc one'player per team1 rule in 2004, ''.-". '".' • ' •'•„ ' • . • ganies'serve as an excellent way to get.back "I wanted to red shirt," said Rpthery."My.. sure all the other players in the ganie will; •40IWtehu'ng.Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922'-.'• ' • . G '•'• The squads'gathered on the Rutgers cam- ; in the groove alter months of not'playing. brother red shirted and he told me it was the feel the same way. WeVe definitely going to ; and leplacc Blown Save B nitez : Easily reached fromRodte? 22.24 » 78 - \ .'.'•,' pus Tuesday, where they'll stay and practice •. • "I think it Will be, a good way to get back'. best thing to .do..- I)d rather red shirt one year ', want'to win';"- '•'•'•" • . ' : -••.:'• . Another seryke of the Unio'ii County Bo.Virl of OioscnTiviiholiU-is . with rookie sensation Dontrelle • Hospital guild Willis (8:1, .1,98 EM), then it'd be . Come visit our modern campus just. 1 mile from exit 41 off 1-78, offering panoramic, views of the •••::.'§ Watthung Mountains. Call us at.908/771-5901 wwu/.ucnj;org/RU(iNELLS '•'•'..' peikct.- '.; . .;• . -..-' AN EXPERIENCED has programs - . ;_-t"l''t' .-.'•• ' • . — Freef Kbbo.-'yMl' the .facts GHS runners lead the paek at Fireeracker race aren't in yet in tihesexual assault AND CARING STAFF for shopping chaiges against, the NBA star but By DAVID LAZARUS '• ••• 'A".- '"vV-.l-H-:-,:., The Voluntcu (.mild it 111 put,my nioiley behind Biyant' COKRESPONDENT. , ••.;'., KunnclK S])ecnlized Ilo^intil oi md his spotless reputation."Arid! Union Countv unite', the public to since the prosecution :has hesitat- CRANFORD — Cranford. High Marianne Luckenbach, PT has specialized in School cross country runners past orlh.opedic:physical therapy loi ova 10 \eais p-uUcnnk in then chopping pio ed to actually charge,Bryant after giams his arrest, .shows'- you they' don't and present dominated their •She..is an active member ol (he Orthopedic Sec- Outside \tndois aie muted to •think they have a.very strong hometown -Trace,- the 'annual tion of the American Physical Thuap\ /association ^et up shop in the nnin flooi multi nse '• Danlon .-."Puff -Daddy"' Cranford Jaycees Firecracker pm pose loom Euh\aidoi ofleisn Stoudamirei, on the other -hand, is Four-Miler held Friday through Through extensive orthopedic education and train- unique pioduct at \en lffouhble I completely different story..' the streets • of Cranford ' and • URGENT Keiiilworth. . ; • . __- .'.- ing, Marianne cares for hot patients with state-ol puces A poition of the pioceeds : —-. Anthony... Carter is-' now .• Though short of the mega size SINCE 1982 ihe-ar.t skill and knowledge from biles goes to suppoit the accepting- resumes. The. Miami Voluntcti Guild wluch uses the Heat guard was set'to mako $4.1 fields of recent years the 942 fin- . iunds to pm chase items foi iesi million this upcoming, season, •ishers was still an impressive total dents and patients such as televi however, his agent failed to sub- according to Dr. ;Airt Bilenker, a . sions VCRsand gimes Granford dentist, who has served mit the necessary paperwork to in various capacities during his 13 DAVE RETURNS FOR DIAMONDS Union Countv Fieeholdei exeicise.an "opt-in" clause by the.: year involvement with the race/ AJex.indei Mu iholh says The July 1 deadline. Now Carter is a which; was held for the 26th time. money msod horn the pibgram is free agent,, and after averaging Dave has .been; an avid! skiei foi ^cais His lavonte icsoit is the pustine mountain : T big help to the lebidents 41 points and 4.1 assists in 49, "We had a good turnout espe:

scape of Whistler, Canada In Novcmbci he was slicing his way clown a double The pi ogr un is in excellent way games last year, could make as cially. because it was a Friday and .'if.* • Can't Wait to see: diamond trail when he hit a patch of ice and in] in eel his knee to do holiday shopping oi to pick up low as the veteran's minimum of people.wpuld normally take a long unique gifts lht piogiam his also $689Odo.'. '••.;.'• ; ' , v . • weekend,". said. Bileiiiker, himself r a runner who has 'completed . your doctor? been popuhi with usitois to the — Women get dramatic. The. ; Dave returned home wheie his oithopcdist letened him lo Mananne at hos-pital and has athacted iesi final hole' of the fourth round of numerous marathons. "But it ; We are open 7 days a ADVANCED' Physical Theiapy Associates dents faom communities sunound the U.S. Women's Open was some seerned that many of the runners, ing the. Beikeley Heights facility of the, most interesting, golf I've came here and then immediately ifieek... located lit 40 Watchung Wiy watched in a while. Between left for the long weekend." • .- -His;e'valuation revealed joint stiltness and muscle weakness He wqs placed on an The Volunteer Guild also opet- Annika, Sorenstam's unlikely . Tim Styler,' captain of ates the hospital's gilt-shop and cof- shank, the ov6r-l5 minute rulirig Cranford's 1999 conference and aggressive stretching;and strengthening program. As DaVe regained strength, Mari- fee shop. The Guild is made up of and the dramatic'putts of eventu- state sectional championship We noiv welcome.patients with team, winner of the 3200 meters anne added lateral drills and plyometrics to incorporate the power and agility : ••.'• individuals who donate tlioir time al champ Hilary Lunke' and , • ...•.•..'; JOHN FEI/CORFIESPONDENT any OXFORD &GIGMA needed for skiing; Dave was able to.retiirn to majestic Whistler in time for a to helping the . community of Angela Stanford it was the most at the 1999 Meet of Champions A pack of close to 1,000 runners breaks from the starting line of the annual Cranford Jaycees Firecracker Four-Mller at Nomahegan Park flours: .Rurinells Hospital.'..There', are riveting 20 minutes, of golf since and a recent Villanoya .graduate,..' Friday. Cranford's Tim Styler finished second In the race. sparkling' spring day of double diamonds. . \ • ; , -. \ : '. led the barrage finishing second in Health Insurance ••? Mon.-Fri,.(9am-6pm) . always' opportunities for ..anyone the 1999:' Ryder Cup. Between interested, in helping, If interested Sunday's drama, ; Sorrenstam 20:29,18 seconds behind the.win- . "He!s quite a runner," said riing under 6 minutes per mile, no Bilenker was pleased with the Westfield, hormally well repre- Sat, &Sun.(10am-4pm) in shopping at Runnells or learning playing with the big boys at the ner,- : Mohamed IQiadraqui of Styler of Khadraoul, who was small feat on a hot and sultry day Cougars' showing "It's supposed sented at local races was led by Marianne was happy to assist Dave in his return to the slopes. Successful stories more about being a volunteer/call Colonialand 13-year old Michelle Paterson. '. . . . ••'. •' ' •';' ••..' unbeaten against New Jersey high that sapped many n runner to be a fun family event but it's Rick Pingitore who was fourth MUI^IGARE REAM CENTER like Dave's, demonstrate why ADVANCED Physical Therapy Associates is the finest •(968),771-584-7.'•-. ,. ' . ' ". Wie hitting like the big boys the Since graduating in May, Styler school competition ' this past i Brian Brown finished 16th nice when it can serve as a show- master and 13th overall in 22:36. ; : : •'"•.• The following is a list of vendors LPGA has some serious momen-. joined the Sneaker Factory Racing spring* The second Cranford fin- (22:54), Tom Flanagan was 24th case for local talent," said Todd Schwartz, 37, was the leading private practice in the state; ',' • •' . ;, ; , -. :. " • .: - "'-.' 100 Commerce Place y Clark scheduled for the rest of 2003: turn it needs to build on. , • team in Millburn 4nd has been a isher, was the star of last year's (23:40),-, Glenn Brown was 28th Bilenker Scotch Plains finisher, 60th overall Sept. 4, Reese Jewelry; . Sept. ..".',•.'• — • Don't tease me,. I heard a top. finishei' in many of the biggest: Cougar team. Ed Clinton- who (23:45) and Kevin Brown 30th John Williams once again in 25:45. Sheila Couter* 33 of : : (off Raritan Rd., behind Windsor Diner) l8,Sock Exchange; Oct. 2, Home rumor last week that Caiddyshack local races. . ' . • placed 8th. ':••..'-•.-•• i i (23:55) to complete the impressive served as race director, ably assist- Westfield was the first area woman Products; Oct. 16, Gadget'Lady; 3 is in the" works, The writers and Styler . finished comfortably Following the pack philosophy, showing. Daniel Lordan and Ryan ed by more than 100 volunteers finishing 65th in 25:51 and was the 732499-0606 PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATES .X Oct; 30, -Music Lovers; Nov.. }3,! directors aren't, yet in place, but ahead of two time race champion, which . was. instrumental: in the Byrnes were just behind in 32nd from the Cranford Jaycees who seventh woman overall. :'.-. , *A1( of our Physicians 210 North Ave.,..East Granford r 908-27^-0237: Catherine's House of .Silver' the project .is: offto a good start — BuddCoates of Enriais.PA who success of the Cranford cross cbun- and34tli seemed to be everywhere attend- The first Fanwood finisher wa$ ihfpO^ (Jewelry); Dec. 5, Impulse' Items-; they're planning..to completely ran 20:54 a remarkable achieve-, try squads over the years, Cougar "We like running together m ing to runners' needs. a woman, Susan Graf£ 47 who ran : . www.advancedpt.info v • Toys; and Dec., il, Christmas ' ignore everything from ment for anyone, much less a 46'-, runners filled in.four riiore spots the summer," said Brian Brown "Without the Jaycees, this race 29:41 and was second in her ^ Boutique.. ,"••..:• •'.;• .- '; between 16th and 30th all run- doesn't happen," said Bilenker. 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Hillsbo'iough to evon their record at 2-2. « The Cranlord 10 s tournament the host team Kenilworth 10 -7 in a Nomahegan Park contest win- ., Although official rogislrallon has passod, the • calling (908) 276-2453 or (908) 272-4359. , a! 2-2. Tho victory.Saturday avenged.an o.'ulior Crnnford started slow in.tho.tourna-. Steven Krenok and. Andrew Nappi had Folinusz and:G/hris Wills, also added Cranfprd as they took the field the-next Denci. 2nd:- Matthew, Tho moot was highlighted by first place finish- 1 ; : Cranlprd Police Athletic Longuo has player opon-. PAL GIRLS HOOPS CAMP 110 point loss to Hillsbbrough. '•-."' men! dropping its lir I two.gamos. solid games in' the field, which helped . timely,hits in Ihe win . . .. ,- day. against Unions |n another seesaw- ners. .,' ',•['.- , V :-:. • ..• ..' • • ;. DiGibvanni, Austin and Julie as Irom Jessio Palalano (200 ,IM,"200 medley . ings for (jlh, 7th and 8th grado boys lor our C. B The'Cranlord PAL Girls Baskolball Camp,, ' Wodnbsday Iho Galprs'dqtoalod Cedar Hill in including a 7-0 decision to Konilworth. Cranf.ord coma;away with a very satis-, Next up for Cranford was Long Hill, high, scoring contest; Union came .'out rolay), Kalio C6mor.(25 Ifyv 100 modley), Kevin : Canoe races , Adpnna. 3rd: Colin McKay, and A teams. There is no, oxporionco nocpesah/ under the direction ol Hoad Girls'Varsity Coach • a"tneol wascloso the entire timo and was clodd- but boiincpd back nicely, including a 9 lying victory. ""• ••'. - and it all seemed to come together for on top by a score of 20-13. Hitting ed by the lasl race,.-""I know our team would Kolosa (25 breast, 25 back; 100 'free, relay), 6-13 years bid — 1st: Andrew Miles McCann, .,.- Andrew •'•• atanyiovol: All equipment is suppliod. Youdonol Brian Chapman, will bo held this.summer at Daniollo McAulillo (50 lly), Katie Salvati (too lly,.'. 7 victory against eventual.tournament' CRANFORD 8!S T^KE THIRP, the locals1 In tho, 14-2 victory. Chris' stars filled the field,- but-it was not Cranford High School, from July 14 to July .18, bounce hack from two lough doloals,"-said Conch McGlynn and-Miles McCann. '• liayo to be a Cranford rosiclonl. Our goals, ar'o . 200 .modloy rolny),'Soan French (100 breast),' charnpion Rosolle Park, to mnk'o it to, Tha Cranlord 8 year old tournament Folinusz/ , Chris Wills, and ' Ryan .enough to pull out the; victory.' Hitting • McGlynn.' ...... •• ' . '. (uh.' safety, Instruction and player participation in from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tho camp Is opon to all girls Hirsch alter the mnoi. ; , , Elissa Palalano (100 fly, 100 Iryo,'200 medley; the T° phce pi iyoll g line. toamdownod Irvinglon 6-2 to take third Williamson were overpoworing on tho | safely for' Cranford vyere Robbie,, 2nd: Julie and.Austin; Addona. .': 18' and.older — 1st: David ' ovory game. II you have any questions or aro entering grados 3 through 9. For moro Informa- tho sviirn moot Was highlighted by first place tion contncl Briari Chapman at (908) 709-6223, lirjlshes Irom' Megan Salyali (100 Irqo, 50 breast), rolay), Jim Shperin (100 broflst), Megan Salvatl' Cr inford wi pi lying catch-up lor . place in, tho. very competitive Union mound. WII.I5. Joe Bringuler, arid-1 •Kesslor, - Andrew Miller; Mikey: 3rd: Jade and Jenna Weismanri. Gelber, Rob Ponder, John Bush. inlerestgd in registering leol free to contact Ed (50 Ireej.Eric Walano (50 back), Michael,Plato' '. £gun at' 908-272^7145 ;. or at COERVERCAMP Jim Shooring (200 IM, 100 lly), Elissa Patalano rnost ol the rj (ino is the y.lound thorn- Tournament., Chrjs pqlinusz arid Mlkey Folinusz pounded out'two hits.each: Helmstotter, •' Matt ' Ghiretti,. Chris , , 14-20!.— 1st: Paul Sliarkey 2nd: Jonathan Steinberg,. Mike. : (200 (roe, 100 back. 200 Iroo relay), Kevin Kplosa (50 buck), Saniantha Bakor. (100 Irep), Ashley-.: solves down 4 0 in tli firui inning, 7-3 CranfordPALFTBUJaoliCom. Ask about tho.1st Coon/or Soccor Camp is coming to Cranford, Judgo (.100 niddloy rolay),1 Erin McAulillo (100 • Holmsteltor combined lohold Irvington Also adding- to Iho thunderous attack . Folinusz, ChrisWills,, 9nd' Andrew De (25 fly, 25 froo, 100 modloy rolay), Erin McAulillo in tho fourth ind 7 t in the:fifth, .. : and Chester Kliiriek. 2nd: Jenna Scotti, Tim Burd. 3rd: Paul annual FREE football campjn August! . .Tho Cranford Soccor Club is sponsoring a soccor iTioiiloy rolay),' Jqssica McCoy (100 medloy relay),' to. just two hits in a mastorlul display of •' were-Scott Bartsct], Matt Bringuler and. iu'ea. •. •' . ' :: '.•',. '' • ' .:' . ' camp July i loudod.and all McCann..'.': ••• : '•"•••:"''• .-•'."' ,4 and under •— 1st; Brigicl Camp. Tho camp will run tho week ol Aug. 4 - 8,, trio Orango Avenue. School with U-10,and back, 200 froo relay), Chris Tobin (100 modloy ' Salcilo (200 modlayto'lay)..••'•"•' . ••''•". ••Helmstpttor-'arid' Scott 'Bartsch con- ' their lirst game with irvington,- but they ' Midrjlosex, but Cranford fell-4-1 in the : Both 8 and under (earns took lirst place (o end runnors scorod to put' Cranford up .for 1 9 a.m. - n p;ni. It will bo hoki in tho' rear p( tho youngorattpnding from 9am to 12 prn, and U-11 rolay).,Juliai)no Sitlgr (100 Iree rolay), Gina Gailo. 1 tfibutod two hits ..'.ench...Also'-hitting could not hold on lor tho.wii.i- Thoylor;t piayolt game Whjch led to their rematch . Parent and child •—, 1st:Cqlo'runii. 2nd:; Devon LoConte. good. Trevor Ruinliardl closed .oiit'.lho 1 Orango Avonuo Middlp School.' ...•.-'' and oldor attonding from 1 pm to 4 pm. The cost (100 Irdo relay), .Fr.mcosca'Caravano (100-lroo the suspense. Tho Galors also won tho ,13/14 and •safely • were' . Chris .Wills; Robbie 10-8 in a Classic seesaw affair.'Chris' .with livlnglon. 'Troy Reinhardt, Will,-.'. '15'16 modloy relay to account .for the Gators 14G g ime lor Cr inlord by pitching.a scoro- Anthony": •'.•.and . Matthew. •3rd: 'Bonnie Caldwell. Tho1 cnmp;will foaturo mombers oi Donhlft , ol tho camp is. $150. Please go to tlwir wobsilo relay), Jossio Sta'rosialoc (200. Irewrolay). .'. ,. . Kesslor, and ,-T.roy. Reinhardt. The Wills I.ed the hitting with two hits. and Andrew De Luca hit safely in this In an exciting finls|l ol tho inoril Iho (jirte corn:. • points." •" ' • '• ',''• • , • ••' lebs bottom ol tho (•>'" to sociird tho vic- 1 Di.GioVanni: ;2nd: Conor and 5-7 years o| advertising billboard. Also con- tho iir|d of (ho wook, all campers will be treated to HOIIman (100 froo), - David Ford. (200 IM), : hung.on to- defeat . highly -touted. and Deb Grablu. and Ashley Katlak': . '• . .• 1 tho traditional pizza. party and rocoiye parting O7OO3;54oi, Applicationsaro dud by Sept. 8. . Julianno Sltlor (25 breast), Mickey Singh (100 lly), , Klapphoiz(IQO'.fly). '• •" ': ' Middle row: Justin VanOstenbridge, Sean Wheatley, Daniel Cputo, tributing to the .victory, -were! 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Pbols are a lot With interest rates around 5% the opportunity to by is at record pace. SSIFBEDS In many crises for what you're pay- ing in rent -. "You" could be an sure owner! At least it merits a look to T-, T, » 777 Walnut Ave., Cranford To Place see if it's right for you. Call me, I'll EJ I\ A (9°8) 709-8400 Bill Decker help you with the transition. AWARD WINNING OFFICE • ERA Meeker Realty Now tlial (einperfitures ah) To. keep, swimmers '.safe; •'•' •.908-272-2574x28 AAA offers these tips for pool , finally/on the ri>;<:.. swimming, : pool covers will.b'i; coining oif .owners: '' . ' •,'.. •• . . : MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED SPECIAL iiv backyards everywhere: Bui . Always supervise; children WHEEL DEAL ^before pool ownersmake a whenthey're 'swimming and- BEST BUY BIG DEAL HOURS DEADLINES LOW RATES .splash this/season, i;ht»;AAA. teach kids not to-pusiv-or run New' .Jersey Automobile 'Civil) near the pool. • .... •••' ; . FOR ,eiH'(Hi.r;Vg.es then) to evaluate' ..Make suro chi.Ulreii wear. Items under items from for your convenience : Sell Your Gar Friday by ; FULL COUNTY their pool areas Ibr'safety and sneakers or' rubber-soled ; v $100 $10145000 "•.review safety rules with their slides while 'walking, on- the for 1 our Classified Center 5pm for COVERAGE children and KlieKts. • pool deck... : . • .' • ''• -..'.. "'.• '.'.' are published free,.. .5 lines, ;: is open: •'•; • "Pools offer plenty of fun,, •.- .Children' whose feet can't.'. $19.95 ;1;Wk,..$25.99 per ad nextweefc's but they're, also a large invest- io'uch the bottom of Lho pool. see coupon, in today's paper!'. Monday-Friclay ..nicnt' (loiniuulinii tremeiulous should'^.wear• a life..jacket, or 4 lines/4 weeks and publication. FOUND AD^ Cranford $369,900 Cranford $389,900 Westfield - Full n! inemorii's is.ihivcheiishi'ij 3 khin, i.-S-.ha'li •Responsibility," • said'^teve. "swimmios.'Vlf possible, enroll. GALL FOR DETAILS CALL FQR DETAILS 8am-6pm Colonial'.'.Mia* si/i'coriTer l"i w/niiiiiiiv-p):iniinVr>. .mil larii.1 iix'cs. Modern [email protected] . llnath, CPC'O, tiie (iub's. sen-• kids in swimming classes,that' 4 lines •i week EIK, LRw/lpIc, [iniiial OR \\7Fieik'li ilimr k'adiiiij In k ili'il. liihyd Ill's •anil ior vice president, of insurance1 are.' taught, by qiialifiod each additional ^ •'••'j Private party only ' , Private Party only, Saturday ' Fax: inncli inoiv, liaw'aaYsN'io.sliiippijiji.'sclionls'iiiiil (raibpoii. .\li.>\vi'i!!lii iii!! instructors.. (Sonio. ..local FREE services. i'P.esides watching' ,-.:'• line $2:00 : Prepayment Required. Prepayment Required. 8:30a m-12:3Dpm ;i. ERA Meeker Realty Co. .out. (fir their; own children,.''. YlVK'As w-'lf offer'lossohs in 1-877-305-2100 i (908) 272-2574 908-709-8400 pool-owning parents have ;r •your"pool through.their "back-' responsibility to keep neigh- • yard pool" program; V Kids .can* Please read your ad carefully after publication. We are not responsible for errors after 1st insertion. 124 SOUTH AVE. E., CRANFORD, NJ. 07016 borhood children safe: Your usually . start learning at pool-' area inust lie. secu.red . about age •)•.. • -,' . . when .you're not: .around to Never jeave.toys near.a Announcements II Announcements II Business Help 226II Business Help 226II Drivers 23011 Drivers 230II Drivers 230JI General Help 2401| General Help 2401| General Help 240 supervise. And even when pool -• - they could.hire a small, t6.Day Career Training! Driuei'S.r.'.2S)00-3000 mllos, 16-Dny Career Training! BARTENDER; TRAINEES CHILD CARE FREE DIRECTV SATEL- option 105II Adoption II • Driver Trainees Wantod To- scliodulod roisos, l-titjii Milo 1 •. NEEDED. 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FOR of Kealtors 1.NJAJR1 or relatives of NJAE . : 8 tvl auto »Ali/ABS'winds/lii/iniii!icbls"oii:(il lill, ti'uiio, r/ilel, mooml; rool ik, onbogi, 'll'iyl nulo pAli/AB5/*iiiJi/Us/mirriAeiili,oir, «r|/SKI • Jt$& &$ tT° ""I*. j5ave 48?Q Available To I xt?aMus. $1.5t presen0 EPAt charg coupone extra. , iI I • I NbPcCMust present Icoupon IUI. M |I' -I' \-$1.3Mus0f EPP,TA charges?nt*?W?Il;e extra,. .Coupon Expires 7/31/03. • • Coupon Expires 7/31/03. I I Coupon Expires 7/41/03. I new location L* •— mL — -,- — —• •—,-J. Ii •• -fa — W. mtm Jm — —I L- —i — '— — —' — — «JI $ Choose From! RE/MAX Properties Unlimited, in 37980 %iWs •••••?•'. • Westfield has moved its office, and is . ' now located at 200 North Ave. Eas.t-jn Westfield. All phone and fax numbers will remain the same., .,•. Financing COLONIAL "Our office is expanding, and we Available WATCHUNG • ; •:.•-• • , ; ..•:• $599,900 WESTFIELD $439,000 WISH 11 II) $929,900 Through YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR BUSINESS ...WE'LL TAKE CARE QF YOUR TRUCKS needed a larger space to accommodate BMW Stunning 'contemporary, 3 •bedrooms, 3 lull baths, walls ofglass .Charming 1 bedioom colonial Inclosed 11 out pinch with built Situatul on i kimll tin ilimisi VI nl" m it it 1 btilrt)oms,'2.1' Ask About to Hood isveryrouii) with-sunlight and \yondurful vitws. ins, 1.1 baths sunny eat-in kitchen, hvini; room with fneplau our staff," said Broker. Manager Ellep. Financial Our ROUTE 22 W, NORTH BRANCH (SOMERVILLE) bulls custom t u in kitchui sunkui lnme mom etc "'..•'. 1 Service* .European :W$F-26ii :'• "'••.' ••'•' ' .•,'„•'. ' , ,,- •' ••'.. ••••'•::• WSF26n WSI 21M ••••"•.' Troeller. "We want to let our clients Delivery •know about the move, and we will coni- Program . tiriue to provide them with top notch 908-722-2700 • 1-800-773-8757 servico." -.. ' • •'.' . •••" .. •••'• '; • • WESTBELD RE/MAX Properties; Unlimited in Coldwell Banker Mortgage Services 1-888-317-5416 Westfield is comprised qf 14 full-time 209 Central Avenue The fastest, simplest, most convenient wax home sales associates, specializing in all areas of real estate. To contact a sales CM supplier and employee sales welcome. || WWW.COlonlalmotorspmC.COin 1 (908)233-5555 associate in RE/itfax Properties For a list of Homes, outside the NY Metro area, visit our National web site at http //www coldwellbanker.com. RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE Pritei indude all costs lo be paid by a consumer except lor licensing, reg'slrcfion & taxes. Ffdwesfor iHus h athw pwposes ody Hot w^pontiMe fpr typograufcfcpl fratV ©2002 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Corporation. An Equal Opportunity Compahy.'Eq'ual Housing Opportunity, Each Office Independently Qwndd and Operated, ' '• Unlimited in Westfield, call (908) 233- 9292.'- .' .•• •' ','••"•". ," •••' • •": .'. i V July 10,2003 Cranford Chronicle Granford Chronicler '• W 3 3 Townhouses/ Merchandise Merchandise; li Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise General Help 240II General Help 240 General Help 240 Medical Help 250 Professional Employment || Acreage & Lots 3051| Contlos & II Out of State AP /" .. ... RIVER HIDEAWAYS Furniture 560II Furnrture 5601 items Under ! General II General II Garage/ L«M ofIT Work from Social Services , .•'. 275 MiillM7 Acres - 839,900 l Townhouses 3201| Property 3551| (Unlurnishedl^05 UNDEN-SBa 1st fl., $1095. WEfTFIELD - downtown. NO RENT SO DOWN HOMES •htm*.: ",••. your own MADISON-Spaclous 4 room . +UMI. & sec.Ooeolo trans. 2. fir./ 5 rms.; 3 / 3 BR, for Rent MEDICAL 20 Acres- $74,900 All real astat* •dwrtlslng VIRGINIAS CHESAPEAKE Govi & Bank Foreclosures! , MATTHES*premium pil- $100 £ Baft! First, o«J| the Gtaraoous woods w/dooded BAY COUNTRY New Got!apt, w/w/dd. walk to fraln.jrly^ N/S, 73248M7S1 EIK, completely renovated. I ADVOCATE LIMBERS ; NovorslnK Hlvor access. PUfV Wl. fWU, 111 i W ' '" MAnSON-Spaclgus 4 room (300) 501-1777 lowmouses. walking • ENTEHTAiNHENT CCN- Merchandise 580II Merchandise 580 j Yard Sales 600 don to find out how. to •Ion to find out how to MUSIC/ TtACntK m. Year round. Mln, T-2 ject to the Federal Fair comi mo.> utilities. Avail. 8/1 . ask for Dave. FT/PT. No weekends. yr. climbing exp. S20-25/hr Put community w/ protoc- Housing Amendments Act small-town environment. apt. w/d, walk Ip train, prlv, ca 193 Foe. lance to train. C/AC. Alarm 908-789-4952 908-789-4952 TEH-2 pc. oak veneer. Dr. Going to COMPANY. . BETTER 7/12, 9-3. HH Hems, atoc' ' (pet ... . . work-at-homa spot modioal ' billing Avail, for Sept. 2003' tlve' covenants. 90 mln- 973-0664)816 r Med. Exp. required. for top climbers. Comp. [ and the New'Jersey Civil Enjoy maintenance free liv- pkg., Ig. yard, near "V $1445 sys.. intercom, wash/dry... MOVING SALE • Ig. glass 1 MOVING SALE . Ig. glass Decorative glass doors, The following items must PRICE! 48x100x1/4" $105; Ironies, computers, llrt- Mhemes. 1877-FTC- •cams. 1.877.FTCHELP. 10Hrs/Week ages 2 .(4 -3,yrs. 2-3 u;es NYC. Best terms NEW PROVIDENCE-2BR, SUMMIT / Spf. - great loc.. Billing/ Coding knowl- bnfts, 8, vac. 908-413-1002 Rights Law, which make it ing. HomesKes from $40,000 mo. + utilities. Avail. 8/1 Commercial refng., 1 car oar. S162W top OR table, custom j lop OR UWe. custom lighted display shelves. be sold: (1) Ultrasound 72X100JC1M" $155; ens, toys, rrtuch more NILP. A mMugt from A message from NJN days/wk. Salary com- ovall! Soiling quickly! Cnll center of town. 1" fir of 2 The Arc of Union County edge a +. Call Maria 9 . Illegal to advertise any Hills Quartor. 1-800-795- 2* II. w/garg., 1 ml. from 973-9664)816 mo. No pets. 908-664-O7G9 Wood base S800, 8 Heive- ] wood base S8OO. 8 Henre- 80" wide 73" high 17- machine. (2) Infra red 72x50"wi" Bmrtf.: S.110. XPubhMngandthoFTC Publishing and the FTC. mensurate with experi- Nowl 888-925-9277 (am.. 2 BR. LR, DR. QK OARWOOO - 332 SpruM has an opportunity fulfill- 808-289-3667 Mon- preference, limitations or 2464. www.hlllsquarter.com Summit, near Rts 24, 78 & Property W Cell 908-377-8665.:. don Country Ftencfi Din- i don Couoiry Frencti Oin- deep. Asking $100. 9OS- lamps, .one (l) ' electric Free delivery. Quality In- ence: . Please call TREE CLIMBERS www.upstateNYIand.com MOUMTA1NSIDE AREA - 1 vp/new reirig,. dsnw&hr, Ave., Sat, 7/12,10-4, R/D, FREE DIRECTV SATBL- ing the duties of a guard- Thuri.9-11amONLYI discrimination based on RR. No pets, Avail. Im- ing Chairs StOO/pc: 4 dark j ing Chairs SIOO/pc 4 dark 889-4001 .traction machine and ta- stallation Available. LEGAL Nursery School office F/T. Year round. Mln: .1-2 BR, n/s, ulils. Incl.. S1200. (or Rent gas range, porch. Vs blk to ble, (1) electric high and 7/13.. ••.•• ,-.•;•. LIT! 2-ROOM system In- Ian tor Individuals with RIVER HIDEAWAYS race, color., religion; sex* med,, 90B-464-5924 NVC biis. 5 min. to NIC pine bookcases S300. 2 Ig ; pine bookcases $300. 2 Ig Visa/MC .Morningstar stalled FREE I Packages 908-484-4878 yr. climbing exp, S2O-25/hr Real Estate Ca« SoL & Sin 908-Z77-3286 REFRia dW.-stove. riish- low therapeutic table, (3) Wholesale 1 -800-365-9803 SECRETARY disabilities.. This In- (or top climbers. Comp. 7 Acres - $36,900.. national origin, handicap, MOnJWJNHEUWtCTOHAH train. 78. 22, 24. Pkway. Merchandise antique oak school wood- i antique oak school wood- washer, waiher, dryer. At OAflWOODMIlLTI start at 539.08 a month. cludes, but not limited to: " . 20 Acres-374,900 familial status, creed, an- 4 45nm,1brS85OASa2& BERKELEY HEIGHTS shop cabirwls.SSOO. 6 Ua- j shop cabinets $800. 6 Ua- treatment tables, (10) "Skip the MirrbrmW m FT for busy Insurance De- einfls. & vac. 908-413-1002 Wanted 360 NEW PHOVIDEMCE 2Bfl, DOWNTOWN - Retail / gar.. 3 car pkg.. w/d hkup. S99. All working fine. Must chairs, bunch of new FAMILr-323 Aye, 2 months Free 225 . + monthly visits, providing HEALTHCARE Gorgeous woods w/dooded cestry, marital status, af- No Pets 908-561-5085 2"" tl. w/garg., 1 ml.: from bogany Lawyers book- hogany Lawyers book- NEW POOL TABLES fense Firm. Experience a channels available see- TEACHERS ASST Office -2 suites avail.. 750 Call 908*64-6232 S1575/mo. sell, this week. 908-232- ACUPUNCTURE needles July 9-13. must Word Period 8, educational and advocacy Nevorslnk. Rlvor access. Ibctlonal or sexual orien- ABANDON YOUR TROUBLES Summit, nea,r Rts 24. 78 & cases S300. 906-233-7296 ; cases S300., 908-233-7296 • Manufacturer Overstocked 792-3733 Promo, code 792 Nursery School In Stirling tation, or nationality, or an N. PLAINFIELD- 3rd fl. In sg. ft., may be combined. Antiques •'2521 :. :•,'-' • •• (seals has not been . Windows & Dictaphone. services to Individuals Situations Pvt community. w/ protoc- Wo buy houses. Cash, RR. No pets, Avail. Im- Oak or Maple. Is seeking a Teachers Intention to make ahy vict, mansion, 6 Ig. rms., • 2 dr., avail, immed, Call 3 PC. SECTIONAL - very ' MOVING SALE; TABLE- TORO ELEC. SHOVEL . opened yet). And a few HIME MOVMQ / OAHMfc .' All benefits pd. Salary and their families, and fi- tlvo' covonnms. 90, mln- Qtiiok Closing. Freo 24 hr. med.. 908-464-5924 Leather pockets. 1' Slate. Asst. for a temporary such preference, limita- EIK, LA Dfi, OT BRs, 1J5 BA. Landlord 908-507-6980 Ig. teal green & beige, like dark wood Country. 2 $45: Carousel microwave STIMULATORS. Please SALE • 142 Flnt SL, commensurate w/exp. Call nancial services. Assure Wanted iitos NYC. Bost torms rec. Info. 888-409-9341 19" ANNIVERSARY SALE Lifetime Warranty; IDEAL OIFTS By substitute position. Sept; tion or .discrimination. hdwd. llrs., pkg;, $1500/ nni. It. wood trim. Reason- : leaves. 6 chairs. S400 i SSS + Cart J25: Sony Hi Fl contact: (908) 756-9460, W Pl Peggy 908-665-1166 the provision, of' quality avail!.Selling qulcklyl Call www.Ca3rilorNJHoUflO.com BERKELEY HEIGHTS Westfield Antiques Can Install. FRIENDLY has openings through mid October. Cnll Familial status Includos mo. • Util. 9O8-791-OM4 able price 908:277-0252 "V/wkbench". light wood • stand, w/5 components Kathy or emaH Sat., 7/12, 8-1 for party plan advisors, care and work with other ELDER CARE - Caring. Now! 888-925;9277: 4&5rms..1brS850.&S92S. DOWNTOWN - Retail / 19% off all Merchandise. Ftetail uptoSOTOO, fromS995 Looking for a Fodaral or service providers to pro- Lisa or Dawn 808-647-0950. www. upstatoNYtand.com' children under the age of ALL/ANY CONDITION NoP(te908-561-5085 510 Central Ave. Westfield Oueen bed w/rnattress. | S98; L shaped. Computer ^Hian042SOe»oLcom for UNDDf311 Mornkigside Ava, I Call about our NEW Man- Compassionate, Profes- SUMMIT • 1 BR, C/A, Office -2 suites avail.. 750 WESTFIELD -Nice'room AUTHENTIC WORLD WAR preview and reservation. GQ TO WEBSJTE Postal Job? What look* mote the beat Interest of sional, state Cprt. FT/PT. 18 living with parents or Cash paid (or. your prop- dshwshr., w/d hkup., sg. fl, may be combined. private home. N/S with rcfs. II LIBERTY SHIP Hatch , new, S3D0.' Dressers. 2 desk S98. Round white Fri 7/11, Sat 7/12, Sun. 7/13,9- Ilk* the ticket to i »• ager Program. Decor/Gifts, the Individuals . served. Instructors! Trio Princeton N. PLAINFIELD. 3rd fl in w/bookcase hutch. Trun- Formica table ' (36 ) w/4 www.pooltablesusa.corh Toys, Cash, Trips. Recog- rofs. aVoll, 973-379-2475 V legal custodians, .pregnant erty. Fast closing. No close to train,-$11 SO/mo., 2 fir., avail, immed. Ca|| : 4 deposit 908454-6482 Cover Coffee TaWe. S50O. ' STEEL BUILDINGS. United , 1-866-613-3333 4. Chiidrertf.. taoiss & moni euro. Job might be a Strong communication Atria Review . Is looking for Condos & vlct. mansion, 6 Ig. rms , ', dle/daybed. sewing ma- chairs:.$65 Call 908-322- nition, 1-800-488-4875 ' women and people so- reef tape, Call Today. avail.7/1,908-241-0838 . Landlord 908-507-6980 973-379-2976 , 1 Steel Factory invites the cibthes, tciys, something for •cam. For Information, skills, experience with ad- bright, enthusiastic pec EIK.LRDH.a3BR9. I^BA. Computers & chine, coffee lbl. lamps I. 4722 : .. ' •••.'.'•., Physical Medlcin* Office www.frlendlyhome.com curing custody of children ERA Quoon City Realty public to purchase 100% everyone. W7/18,19,20 call, the Federal Trade vocacy services for Indi- Assisted Living pie to loach SAT, GMAT, •-.' CHILDCARE,. Townhouses 1 UNION • 2 fam,, 3BR 1 'A. • hdwd. firs., pkg,, S1500/ KENILWORTH - Commer- BR SET- 5 pcs. w>th O ».' etc. Must sell this week. Dr. Going to Retire- '.Under 18I Ask for Lydla © Office Space Electronic ,,'boif together/multi- Commission, toll-free, 1- INTERNATIONAL COMPANY viduals with developmen- 10 Jackson Drive and LSAT programs COMPANIONS, NA^INYS, BA. garg., C/A, dw, hdyvd mo. + util. 908-791 «884 cial space avail. Gldg, yd. mattrAss, 1 yr. old. S'200 908-232-2521 : The following items must MOUNTAINSIDE 1509 fox All real estate advertising This newspaper will hot 908-490-2035 4 garages. Possible prof, Moving Must Sell! General purpose steel buildings Trail, 6/12, 9-1, porch fgr- •77FTC-HELP, or visit NEEDS SUPERVISORS tal disabilities and good Cranford. NJ 07016 throughout NJ. No expori- ' Live In/put, Good help. firs., 908-561-2600 RAHWAY-1 & 2.luxury apts. for Rent 440 Equipment 537 be sold: (1) Ultrasound . 808-709-4300 once necessary. SI 8-20/ . In. this nowspapor |s sub-'. knowingly accept any ad- .office, as is or will build. PORCH FURNITURE-7 pc. at factory pricing. Save nituro, HH furniture, beds, • www.ftc.gov. A message AND ASSISTANTS. Good financial skills req'd, •• 973-279-4831 ALL/ANY CONDITION UNION TWP-mod. 3 '/, rms, Exc. commuting. Call 9O8-377-2B85 machine, (2) Infra red from NJN Publishing and Ability to work at least 6 908-709-1460 fax hr. Call M-F, 9am-2pm. .WWW.LEKON.NET ' . joct to the Fpdbral Fair vertising for real estate Avail, immed 908-233-7113 BERKELEY... HEIGHTS wroughtiron. love seat Merchandise 580 thousands! All (1-888- lamps, one (1) electric sofa & miscellaneous income, full training, Which is In violation of tho Cash paid for your.prop- 1BR, 2 fam., on quiet si., . George 732-388-2166 DIRECTV SYSTEM FREE! BR SETOAK stl in box Hdbd i (tie FTC. PT/FT. Free Booklet hours over the course of a On the spot Interviews 609-683-1.041, groatjobsW Housing Am.ondmonts Act DOWNTOWN - Retail / coffee tbl. 2 chairs. 214" 757-8335) UNITED- traction machine and ta- HOUSE CLEANING- Polish law. To report discrimina- erty. Fast closing. No S775 + utlls. Call 908- • Professional installation In 2 tbd 2rigW U&, cresset, mirror, MOUNTAINSIDE - 295 Cen-U M-F between 10am and EVERYDAY " rovlow.com ' • - and Iho. Now Jersey Civil ROSELLE PARK. Move right • Office • 2 suites avails. 750 round tbl. w/2 chairs. 3-STEEL BUILDINGS.) STEELFACTORV.COM ble. (1) electric, high and MAKE MONEY DAILY!! '. www.globaUcclalm.oom lady, oxp. rofs, own trans, tion, call the Oflico of Fair red taps, Call Today. 851-9527 Garage & Storage rooms included. Say good- chest Cost S5.500.. Sell) traf Ave., (across from Our 3pm; night and weekend i:00PM UNTIL 4:00PM Rights Law, wh|ch make It In! Very spac. 5 rms incls 2 i . • , 906-654-1566732-388-1581 tagon Coffee Table, gold.' Wooden Outdoor Wishing Sols/ 908-7534075, 90S- S100: Gold/wall shelf 4 : Hems Under CHAIRS, SCOOTERS. HOS- OPTOMETRIC 'Is sooklng a Toachors HOUSECLEANING-iixp.'. |' (unity bl tho U.S. Oepart- $469,000,90M54-O725' CRANFORD CENTER - 1BR SCOTCH PLAINS AREA^- ALL NEW ELECTRIC Well. S25,. 6' Wooden Pic- 883-2128 by appt. For small •.community Apartments M (Unfurnished) 430 PITAL BEDS AND DIABETIC LEGAL SSWEEKLYSS eBay FT/PT; assistant nooded for Asst, for n tornpornry mont of. Housing and'Ur- 2 BR, 2 dr..- no pols, . mirror. SIOO: Oak End Tables. | WHEELCHAIRS AND mental health center In rof:,'honost. froo osts. Cnll WESTFIELD-3BR, 1 Vj BA,' • apt^ Ig- rms,, no pets, $995 . S125 per Week. Call 908-! Furniture $100 575 SUPPLIES CALL 1-800-843- nic Tablo w/benches. S25), MOVING SALE In MOUN- Wholesalers Noedod!! Dis- .'busy'eye doctor office. .substitute position. Sopt. bnn Davolopmont (HUD) at $975/ mo. +.utils., 1 ' i mo,' j glass top & drawers. S100: : POWERCHAIRS (scooter 42" Octagonal Butcher Scotch Plains.' Perform Elsa 908-41>1-0.l03 ' '' colonial on great family (Unfurnished) 405 ma W. h& hw. 908-276-2385 ELIZABETH . Duplex- 25 ; 598-0522' .j ' . • : 9199 OR i -866-242-4748 TAINSIDE! (urn, home lur- SECRETARY tribute Merchandise on Scotch Plains aron. Will sec, avail. 8/1. Cnll 908- \ enc. cood Sofa. Lovcseat 4 ! : typo) at "No Cost" to you modlcal billing' 4 book- through mid Octobor, Call 1-800-669:9777, Tho HUD frloridly.northsl.de' streot. ; rms, 15 bath, close to Kcan ', Bfl SET-OAK 9d in bat Hctd 8 REFRIG, dbl st0ve. dish-1 TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY. Block bR, Table w/18". Loaf Cranlord law firm has eBay. No.Experience Ro- train right person. 908- . Lisa, or Dawn 908-647-0950. : TTY telophono nuiribor for FANWOOD-3 rm apt., car- 322-4388 alter 6:30 pm ; Chair. S500. 908-889-5313 • i if eligible. Homo deliv- '4.4 chairs, SIOO., Free nishings, small appliances keeping. Up to 30 hrs per 1 HOUSECLEANING • ' 7 rrrls, oltachod gar., BERKELEY HEIGHTS Studk) poled, EIK. refrlg., od-st. .ttal2nig^lbls, cresscr. mirror. I• washer.'y/asher! .dryer..At i LOCATED IN NJ. 908-233-6767.ask for Rose week. Please call Carol an.opening for a FT le- qulrod. Call Auction Road 322-8040 Iho ho.irlnrj impaired Is 1^^908-354-4266 • . | ered.' Medicare Accepted- garbage Cans & Wooden today for more Info. 1-800- good rols.v own' trans. nowor kit.. & BA. Hdwd firs.; 1 Br., -Kitchenette; In pklng., 'laundry hookups, SUMMIT. ^7~m,~cii. I Townhouses/ chest. Cost S5.5O0. Sell COUCH • K" V/hite leather! f S99 Allworking fine. Must ] or after Thurs. 908*54*616 908-322-9180 .-' gal secretary with a .212-708-1455. . : NO REN7!"SO DOWN HOMES i : MIRRORS • DIFFERENT Call 7 days. 9anv9prrl. Rocking Chair. 732-382- 568-1836 Ext. 2110 Train to Become A • Clonn the wKolo hoUso FP, C/A. deep lot. S589.000. , Houso. N/S, no pots.. S725. S975/mo. All Utlls Incl., ,1 SI.500. 908-789-4952 , redincr. white leather, Barrel 'I sell this week, .908-232- minimum of 2 years ex- Retail Help and do Inundry. '• C.iH (Jshwshr., w/d . hkup.. I Go-j) & Bank Fofccloiures! i Condos : COMPANY, BETTER 1-800^869-0076 . 4757 •."••'••• MOVING SALE-Proform Process' medical claims By owner.'908-233-4503 . mo, +. :'-i . utll.. 908-464- 'i mo. sec. No pets. 908- IS"SuiierSoi7d*~6a"k King '" Back Or,' all In exc cor«i. ,2521. ' ;•.•',• . \ I perience In litigation Sandra 908-558-2705 2858 Iv. msg. • closd.to train, s1150/mo.', t:' Nocr«iitOK!oiolov/doWn'j Console TV 908-232-5403 : PRICE! 48x100x1/4" S105: AT NO COST TO' YOU!! Treadmill, Whirlpool from home! Use your own NJ CERTIFIED HOME 490-1599. ' •• ' • , Sz. Complotc *w/.lighted ABOVE GROUND POOL I SWING SET/ FORT- 3 years and real estate, contract WESTFIELD.' Colonial; ex- avail. 7/1.,908-241-0838" I Por li»tings'.(800J 501-1777- for Rent 475 72x100x1/4" : S1S5: NEW POWER WHEEL- washer, & GE port computer! Find out how to post closing., Com-, YARD PERSON BOONTON • 8 rms, 5Br, 2 HB.SGOO.. FullBed. S175.., DELUXE CMB - exc. .cpnd.:' . LADDER S50; Used 1 yr.' 72xSD"wr Bevel SltO. • old. exc. cond. 5500. GEHD 1 HEALTH AIDE , cellent cond, Incls 8 rrns & OARWOOD • 2BR, 2" fir. of UNION - 2 (am;,:3BRT7; ^tiflSF '"' CHAIRS, SCOOTERS. HOS- abie/ihstall dishwasher to spot a medical billing puter proficiency re- ASSISTANT HOUSE CLEANING- Polish Ba, Indry, nice area, train, Pino China Hulch. .S150. Berg, white wood 5 draw*, Call 908:272-1049.. !) Washer / SEARS Hp Dryer- Westfield . Lumber and Next class begins August 2003. • •' olfors4BRs,,2.1 bths. FOR, 2 fam, DW, W/O HU, off-St. BA, garg.. C/A, dw. fidwd ROSELLE- 3 BR.. I bath, WESTFIELD • Now <2 BR-i Free delivery. Quality In- . PITAL BEDS AND DIABETIC 908-709-0229 ' scam' from the . Federal quired; Spanish as a lady, pxp. rofs, own trails; S1700mo.. 973-331-8096 MoVing. must sell. 908- converts to youth bod. borii stallaiion - Available. S200. (both)-. BUNK BED- Home Center has FULL We provide |ob placement. •Fam,. rm.' w/ralsed hearth pkg, close to shop & (Irs:, 908-561-2600'. . HW, lloors, dock, S 17.00, * i Tijwnhpuses: walking dis-i ANTIQUE 1920s SINGER I SUPPLIES CALL 1-800-843- Trade . Commission, 1- second language a plus. Margarot 908/429-2095 "id . 908-88»8513 Visa/MC Morningstar Exc. cond:, w/quafity mat- NORTH PLAINFIELD-120 TIME year round posi- MetropolitanHorne HealthCare MANAGER (pic oil EIK, onlr. vostibule, CRANFORD-3BR, EIK, trans., rec. updated: Avail. util. 908-24S-O712 lanco to Train. OAC, AJarrt ' '665-2248. : SEWING MACHINE slill I 9199 OR 1-866-242-4748 S77-FTC-HELP. . A nies- Mall resume to: PO Box Wholesale 1-800-355-9803 tresscs. $200. 732OS24757 Meadowbrook Dr., Sal tion available for yard Upscale patty store Is HOUSECLEANING Polish Eng. lovely prpty, nwr roof, CAC, must see. S1450 *•• utlls., Inimod.. S1250/mo. & 1 •%'. UH?OH-3BR, 2BA. w/d sys., intercom, wnsh/dry.. i UN DINING ROOM- 8 PC. works. good cond.. j TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY: •age from NJN Publishing 9B5, Cranlord, NJ 07096 908-355-1999 SUMMIT / Spf. -grcil Ioc7; ' 1 "Skip theMirrorman" 7/12, B-4. .kitchen Itoms, 1 person/driver^ Must have, looking for. an Assistant spkg. lady w/6 yrs. oxp., groat, frnp & elec. S499,000 avail. 8/15. •908-27^8685 mo. sec. 908-233-6486. hookup, ol(-st. pkuig, rolrig.. 1 car gar!. Si625/ i Oueen Anne Cherry, brand ! "S75/obo..908-68'6-83B4 , • I LOCATED IN NJ. WEIGHT: BENCH-S5Q, and the FTC. Attn: Pam Plurhrner. conlor ql lown. 1' llr ol 2 ' tresses, new in bo«. Cost lurn., clothing, antiques etc^ valid driver's iicense, Manager to ovorsob thq rofs. Call Marzona 908-26S6249 • BURQDORFFERA S1550/mo. + utils + 1.5 mo. mo No po(s: 908454-0769 } new. Sacrifice. S95O. Call Treadmill, S50 908-647- GARWOOD - 2BR, 2"" fir. of GARWOOD-3 rm., 1": dr., (am.. 2BR, LR. DR. EIK • .. '. SBOO: Sell S225. . BEANIE BABIES, Buddies, ' NEW POOL TABLES MAGNAVOX • 1976 Con- Apply In person: wedding and stationery Roaltors . Westfleld sec. No pets..2qi •681-0701 , ; or Cell 908-377-8655 908-789-4952 • ,' •' 2688 ' ' •'•• •. ' " •'.••' RAHWAV MULTI FAMILY •> Professional I WILL CLEAN YOUR 2 fam, DW, W/D HU. off-St. BR, EIK, LR' w/bullt-ln ' w/new rolrig., dshwshr, , 908-789-4952 '..-'. clothes & furriilure-IOO's. Manufacturer Overstocked sole combination. 25" TV,, RECEPTIONIST 700 North Ave. East. dopartmonl, Wo oil or n (908)233-0065 Oak orMaple./ 1800 St. Georges Ave. friendly atmosphoro with HOME & OFFICE, Rcfs. , pkg,. cld"so to- shop,' & ' bookcases, HT & HW Incl'. : UNION TWP'mod7aP> rms. ! gas mngo. porch. '; blk lo ". p OINTNG ' ROOM- 6 pa'. ' FUTON W/6" PAD S3.4 up. Teen has new in- am/fm radio, record '(across from school), Frl - F/T front..desk, position Westfleld, NJ Help 260 Car, Exp. 908-351-6065 lv msg 1BRi 2 (am., on. quiet Bt.. Leather pockets,1" Slaie. player, 8 track tape LEGAL 908-232-8855. : an omphftsis on cus- r WESTFIELD- For Salo trans., roc. updated. Avail. smoke (roe, w/storage NYC bus, 5 min. to NYC ; fwnhsc.. movC'in cpnd. & |• Oueon Anne Cherry, brand t New in box. Cost S450: terest, boys. 908-687- Sun., 7/11J7/13. 9-5. Rain .seeking reliable. Individual lrhmoa...S1250/mo,& 1 'V area. $850/mo; 1 V> moi S775 J- utils. Call 908- wooded location, incis.6rms I .6996 •.', . .-". . Lifetime Warranty. player, remote control, 45 to answer phones, basic tomer service. 40, hours/ PORTUGUESE LADY, will By Ownor- Vj Duplex-. (rain.. 78, 22, 24. .Pkway, i •new. Sacrifice. S950. Call i .. Sell SI50/Can deliver. or Shine-Household gds SECRETARY Instructors; The Princeton mo. sec. 908-233-6486. sec, 908-789-0640 851-9527 gar., 3 car pkg.. w/d hkup. & olfois 3 BRs.'2:i bths, Din! ' ^908-789-4952 Can Install. . W X 34H x 16D, Beautiful Yard Sales 600 computer skills required. wook. Tues.-Sat; Bonofits clean your hpugo .or of-, 2br. w/now carpel. NEW _— .908-789-4952 CHEST -mahog,: File Cabi- ROSELLE PARK- 37 EAST Cranlord law firm has Revlow is looking , for 7 Call 9084644232 S1575/rno:,i rm. Kit, LR. fleshly painted.; Retail li) to S8O00. fromS995 piece of furniture, in pecan Medical Help 250 available. Roturnoos wel- fico. Own Troiispt. Good Kit,, baih. rpol, furnaco, KENILWORTH- 2 Apts. .1-3 KENILWORTH- 2 Apts. 1-3 WESTFIELD^?"' Jir 2Ba FUTON w/pad. new in bb* ! net, Recliher, Outdoor Grill, GO TO WEBSITE BERK. HGTS- 390 LIBERTY GRANT ST- 7/12 & 7/13, an opening for a legal ' bright, enthusiastic peo- come. Will .gladly Iroln tho CAC, driveway. Baso- .ELI^A'STM-^^OupToi^J.S '; new' carpet, cloio ,•• lo ! Wood.: Original owner. TV Call H.fl. to arrange Interview ••. rofs, Call 90rt-964-fl72B . br. & 1-4br. In now house; bg br. & 1-4br. In' new house, big .2 lamlly, Northsido- noar 1 New in box. Cost 5450: Cost S450. Sell S125. • Tablo w/umbreHa. Paint- AVE-'Fri. 7/11 & $al. 7/12. 9anh4pm. MULTI FAMILY- secretary, , Minimum 3 ple to teach SAT, GMATi . rms. 1.5 .bath, close ft) Koan' town/NY Iraln/GSP. Pot&ok. '. www.pooltablosusa.com needs repair. 515^0 or best 908-272-6660 right, parson. Ploasemail rriont ' & Attic. Fenced ,.:kH,-DW, laundry hook-up, kit,, DW,: laundry hook-up. . dontor of town. NOVJQI kit. Soil 515,0. Can deliver. ' •. 908-789-4952 • ings 4 More. 732-574-2660 . 1-866-613-3333 . 9-3pm, HUGE Moving Es- Clothes, HH items, books yrs. exp. In litigation OPTOMETRIC and LSAT programs SHQRT-OF-IIME? roar yard, vinyl siding, Univ. 908-354-4266 ___ !."S145O/rrjo.. Call lor. do-' . offer. 908-686-6384 or fax resume to or fax your rosUmo to: dose to schools & trans. Avail. Close to schools' & trans. Avail. • • & BA^ 'rolrig., v//d, d/w. 908-789-4952 ; tate Salo-Don't Miss ! An- Jewelry, glasstvare, lawn and real estate, contract throughout NJ, No experi- :_. "Lot mo holpyou" . walk to town & train, lails/appt. LIVING RM or DEN ,MAGNAVOX SOLID MAPLE NEW TIFFANY FLOOR NEW TIFFANY FLOOR 908-276-2424 FT/PT, assistant needed for 973-376-0074 8/1. 90fr351«844 6/1 908-351-0844 Ht/w Incl. Off-st. pkg SI400 ; tiques * Lots more. : equipment, toys and more to post closing, com- ence necessary. S18-20' Running Errands Plus donning Etc. asking S229.000, 732- ROSELLE- 3 B^~t "bonT BURGDORFFERA FUTON w/pad.new in.box. SOFA, Love seat. Lazy'-j' TV : STEREO CABINET LAMP-never ' used, LAMP-noVor used. busy eye doctor office. . The Paper Pedlar + 1'!-) mo. sec. & ulilitios. r puter and Dictaphone Scotch Plains area. Will hr: Call- M-F, 9nm-2pm. 681 Morris Turnpike M.L. SERVICES L.L.C. 381-0873 or.908-464- KENILWORTH - 2 BR, EIK, KENILWORTH - 2 BR, EIK, HW doors. dock,S1700. * Hcillors , Weslfield•• . Cost S450. Sell SI25. . ! • Boy. . Lounge chair..-; 62Lx220*30H. Free S125/obo 973-665-1588 or S125/obo 973-665-1588 or CHATHAM- 28 Falmouth Rd.. SCOTCH PLAINS MOVING • SECRETARY : ,908-232-6550 908-781*114 :' mil. 908-245-0712 1 7/1.1,, 7/12, 9-3. CA king sz. proficiency required. train right person. 908- 609-683-1041, greatjobse Springfield, NJ 07081 Call...Maria Louronco . 0935 . w/d hkup., avail. 8/1, S875 w/d hkup,, avail. 8/1, $875 (908)233-0065 908-789-4952 \ S250/obO, 732-388-7127, ,| 908-272-5549 908-531-8260 908-531-8260 SALE "-: Furn., TV. 36 Wostllold Low Firm seeks Sleno a must. Mall re- 322-8040 : , revlew.com " . ' 908-789-83*1 908-359-8634 lu. meg. 908-359-8634 Iv. msg. pine bed & BR set. other Sony, dishwasher, washer, Secrotary with prior exp. sume to: PO Box 985, InThe Classifieds lurn., & much moro. office furn., Outdoor furn, Flex hrs avail. Please fax Cranford, NJ 07016. GARWOOD- 2iTCedar St., misc. 908-389-1313 . resume and salary re- Attn, Pam Plummer. 7/12. 9-3. HH Item's,.e'loc SPRINGFIELD - 44 Briar quirements to office man- tronlcs, i computors, "lin- ager at (908) 233.9812. Hill Circle, Sat., 7/12 9-3 ens, toys, much moro. some furn., toys, clothing, SIMPLE WORK/TOP PAY LEGAL UP TO HUGE MOVING/ GARAGE bric-a-brac, sewing tablo . Honost workers needed to SALE-142 First St., assomble refrigerator SECRETARY 60 MONTHS SPRINGFIELD- Movkig. New Providence, Partial Content*- 475 Mour> magnets. Serious workers r for busy insurance De- ON SELECT MODELS. Sat., 7/12, 8-1 ONLY! National Home As- fense Flrni. Experience a tain Ave.-July 11 & July 12,10- semblers, 1-570-54B-3B4O. must. Word .Perfect 8, MOVING SALE In MOUN- 4pm. NO EARLY BIRDS KH. SEE DEALER FDR DETAILS TAINSIDE: furn., horno fur- RC#1007 . . • ••'••• Windows & Dictaphone. Dinette Sot. sofa tied, swivol. All benefits pd. Salary nishings, small appliances, dub chairs, occ. tables, old commensurate w/exp. Call 908-233-6767 ask for Host trunks, oak side board, art TELEMARKETING Peggy 908-665-1168 or after Thurs. 908*54-6616 •doco, KM. set, Jewelry, tods, NORTH PLAINFIELD-12 china, glassware, books, brie- Looking fbr a Federal or a-brac and more, . Day & Evening Postal JoB7 What looks Meadowbrook Dr.. Sat. like the ticket to a se- 7/12. 8-4. kitchen' items, SUMMIT- 54 SILVER LAKE cure Job might be furn., clothing, antiques, etc. OR- 2 Fam. - Sat. July 12, ' Fast growing company scam.: For Information! SPRINGFIELD- Moving- 9-3pm. HH Items, toys, has immediate positions, call the Federal Trade Partial Contents. 475 Mourv sports equip., much more , available In our Union or Commission, toll-free, 1 tairt Ave.-July 11A July 1Z id- SUMMIT-66 Canoe Brook ' Mountainside locations. 877-FTC-HELP, or visit 4pm. NO EARLY BIRDS (01 Computer literacy Is es- Parkway- Sat. July 12, 9- ' www.ftc.gov. A message Dinette Set, sofa bed, swivel 4pm. MOVING SALE-China, sential. PT ' day S eve- from NJN Publishing and club chaW,.,pec., tables, old ning schedules available. glassware, furn., antique he FTC. •..••'• .' •' .•' 'trunks, oak sido board, art implements, sJlverjsiorllng Inquires. should be faxed doco KM set. jewelry, tools. to: 90S«S64208 Attn Ray. S plato), old linens, house- MAINTENANCE START THE china, glassware, books, brie- wares + much miscellany ^ or call 800-894-8682 ^ d ; P/T. Maintenance Holper SUMMER FUN UNION - 408 Huntlngton- SUMMIT- 54 SILVER LAKE SSUnemployedT? AFFORD- Temporary summer posi- Rd,, Sat. 7/12, 9-3. Knlck tions. Call Tony Manclno 2004 DR-.2 Fain. - Sat. July 12, ABLE • HEALTHCARE' Knacks, HH Hems, etc to arrange and Interview. 9-3pm. HH • itoms. toys, SS9.87/ month per Family, MAXIMA'S AVAILABLE FOR 9Q8-272-6660 sport$ equip., much moro! UNION MOVING SALE - 709 No limitations. All Pro- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY READV FOR SUMMIT-i.6 Conoc Brook Winchester Ave., (off Salem exlstirtg Conditions OK. Call MAKE MONEY DAILY1.! Rd), Sat., 7/12, 9-3. TVs, : IMMEDIATE^ ParHway-...SatlJuljr.. 12,. 9- • United Family! - B0O-236- Come work With us onlino. 4pm. MOVINGSALE-. China, •• Microwave, Dinette Set, 4415X1075CE06619 Start Immediately with no DELIVERY giasswaro. furn., antique HH 4 much, much morel -; SSWEEKLYSS eBay exporienco required. Call impierri6nt5, silver(sterling WESTFIELD - 237 Mldwood Wholesalers Nooded!! DIs- Auction Road Today for & plato), old llnons, house- Place; (off Boulevard), Sat. .tribute . Moicliandiso oi morb information. ,1-800- wares * much miscellany, &Sua, 7/12 4 7/13, 9-3, 30 '568-1565 Ext. 1996 •• •• eBay. No- Exporionce Re- WESTFIELD-569 TRINfTY Years of AccumulationI quired. Call Auction Road MOVIE EXTRAS/ MOD- AUTOMATIC ' AUTOMATIC Stk#5 .231160, 230734. Vm# ' • PLACE- . July .12, • 9anv WESTFIELD-530 Topping today for moro info. 1-800- ELS NEEDED! Earn up to Stiitlf. 230551. 230150. Vin#3C(71715 3pm.Spfa.TV, VCR. lots mbra. Hill Rd., (Off Wychwood 56B-1636 Ext. 2110 . S400 -, S60DPof Day. No :. •'aula, 4 cyl. AG. pyvr win-'lcks'. dual a'-'b: BWB25766, aulo, 6 cyl, AC!'pwr • BERK. HGTS- 390 LIBERTY Rd.) Sat. 7/12,.9-5. Fish- Exporionce Reqilirod. Cal t]rdbf.te'7ip cntrl llr mail,, ctu'.u*;. '.win/lcks.-ilr nljils, AW/FM CD'Slorco ing, chalnsaws, tools, N.B.C., Inc.' 1-800-814 AM/FM CD' ••:-• . ' • . • AVE- Frl. 7/11 & Sat. 7/12. YARD PERSON DRIVE FORONLY 9-3pm. HUGE Moving EST baby stuff, crib, records 4 0277 0X18123 DRIVETOR ONL Y tapes/pictures, ACs, clothes. Westfleld. Lumber and talo Sale- Don't Miss ! An- Homo* Center has FULL $ tiques + Lots moro..' WESTFIELD-569" TRINrrY TIME year round posi- NANNY THB K YOUR CHHNCC TO BUY HT PRE-WHOLESAU PRICES... CHATHAM- 28 Falmouth Rd:, PUCfr July 1Z 9anv tion available for yard Seeking . F/T Live-out 7/11. 7/12, 9-3. CA king sz. 3pm,Sofa, TV, VCR lots more. person/driver. Must have nanny to watch 9 month 12995 piiw bod & BR sol. other WESTFIELD AWESOME - valid driver's license: old, Warm, qnorgetic, DOORS, 4 DOORS, SPORTS CARS, MINIUAHS, SUUS, PICK-UPS, lurn., & much moro. ' 533 Birch Ave.; (off Mtn), Apply In person: and experienced. Refer- onces required, Please CLARK' • 14 Torhuno Rd., Fri. 4 Sat., 7/11 4 7/12, 9-2. 700 North Ave. East HH. vintage 4 New, Clothes/ Westfleld, NJ , Call 908-273-2185 '': (Cornor ol Madison Hill 908-232-8855 lURY CARS. EUERY ONE AT PRE-WHOLESALE PRICES - HURRY IN!! •Rd). 7/12,' 9-1. HH itoms,; Shoes, Toys,. Videos, •NOW HIRING!* Furhilure. • • ' .' Books, IPs, Antiques, Art, CLARK MOVING SALE - Crib, Carriage, Kllpsch AVON , Entrepreneui Receptionist, Assistants, Speakers, Computers I wanted. Must be willing tc Hair Designers & mani- , . .__ Wbiifl and its parent cdmpaiiiy the Worid Auto Group is inuolued in ouer 2.50Q vehicle transactions in any . 150 Victoria Lane, Sat., work whenever you want curists. Apply in person • 7/12, R/D7'13, 9-3.'China, bo your owri boss, and at Subway Salons, 24 'PO Mitsubishi Galant ES 02 Hyundai Sonata '00 Nissan Maxima SE '01 Nissan Maxima SE Furn., Kids lloms, Drapes, 60 day period. Company policy dictates that we hold trade-in vehicles no more than 60 days, after that they go to the wholesale auction: • Beddings, HH. " '•' ... . . enjoy unlimited earnings Millbum Ave., Millbum, NJ. Slkif N1'2'-'7V.n>* YE0165Q1. • • Stk# N1205?, V;nV2A5'/2135. ... '• Slk# N)2232.Vin# YT74865Q. 6 cyl, .Slk# 230,5a5A,,Vm# 1T625332, Lot's talk. 888-942-4053. '98 MAZDA 00 SUZUKI 99F0RDECONOUNE '• iiulo, AC, pwr str/brk/win/lck's. .'•'. CRANFORD- 115 HIGH ST- YARD SALES 602 Process medical claims '97 HYUNDAI $# ()c',l aii!o AC pwr Mr/brk ' •'. • • .' 4' cyl. M,{o) AC, pwr sti.'brk/'.vin/lcks. • •, 6 cyl/autq.AC. pwr str/brk/win/lcks,. • AM/FMCD"' .' ••' • • •'"••• 7/11 a 7/12, 8AM-2PM. B« your own . BoSSV from home! Use your own Slk#222O7OA,Vin#Y9205675,6cyl,aulo,:AC, ' lv.,n:kk'. AMfMCD,' '••' ' '' ^ •' AM/FMCD, ! .' ., E350 id PASoBiGni VAN ITIVW ; Summlt-216 Mountain Ave S J 41.508 Hugo Sale. •.-.'. Process medical claim computer! Find out how SONATA...... ,.,.^.;(c GRAND VITARA , ' pwrstr/bfWwiii/lck;.AM/FMCD,75,937.miles , . 37 353 ir.'iri';. ,.'... . 9,995 • 22.585 m.lc-s.'..•.• . :. : 11,495 44,965 milos' , .,.'. .'.-. .','13,995 . 15,995 7/11 4 7/12 9:3- Foosball from home on your com- Vllf W!18?'t5,6 w, puto, o/(, p/wwindyls, mk sleieo, yiN«H(20O94,3 DR, 8 tyCouto, o/c,VsAK, atbogs, Vs • CRANFORD GIGANTIC to spot a medical billing 58,58/ mi. stereo, trir bogs. 44,956 mi. «m, H,58imi. •:.•••'"•• and hockey games/desks, puter. Call the Federal scam from the Federal .'99 Mazda Miata MX5 '03 Nissan Maxima SE GARAGE SALE* Greaves older care products, HH Trade Commission to '00 Ford Econoline , • • '00 Nissan Maxima GXE . Place, Sal 7/12, 9» M12143,.VIIV(». 2U39950, d^Ms,,; SABIE. .., .. MUSTANG CONV'T.:T •.luto. AC. pwi str/brk/wm/lcks, 6 cyl. aii'to,'AC.'pVvr slr/brlww.in/lcks.' .' :' 6 cyl. autp, AC, pwr str/brk/win/lcks, Westfleld 908-232-2273 Exp. a plus. Working it problems like bankruptcy, VIN/2F15824.8,2DR,6tyT,ouio,p/t,pA/1...... _ AM.I:NiCa;is . ' •••.'.• .••••' AM/FMCD. ' ' •'••,• ' .' ':. .moonrf, AM/FM Cass,/-' •' (osi,rjuce,tMnxB,(Joys,81,324ml.. • VJN #2M3273l| 4 OH,8 tyi, auto, o/(,pMW^W ; 22,190 miles .'. .;...•... .'19,995 • In a friendly enjoyable 20,637 mi- . divorce, late payment UcvmlmAh, irota, u, tecwr, W bogs, atnys, 13,902 m. • . 19.765 miles .•...'. . '10,395 , •• .•30.S187 miles . . 11,995 44,761 miles, 14,435 CHILDCARE atmosphere in Union, NJ. minvuots, to, aube, air. bogs, alloys, olorni/wt sys, 21,434 ml.' 908-688-5300 97 VY history, even repossession. 00 FORD ASAP. Exc.S. F/T-P/T. SI 02 FORD S( •00 Nissan Aitima GXE '00 Ford Windstar SE '00 Nissan Maxima GXE ••• • '00Infiniti 130 SIS/hr. ExpJCar reqi 973- G3'OOCHEV0 EXT CARGY O VAN.$.. >», : Slk# N 1,2234, Vin# YT113057,, .• ' UWAUB. ... 1 EXCURSION I Stk# N.12196. Vin# YC123935... . , Sllj#N1225l. Vir,** YBA28577, : : .St(c#N12126;Vin# YT734808, 593-0573/908-754-8161 START THE PROCESS, CAIL VIN #11202547,8 tyC, atrlo, Vt, p/s/AK, cass, ouw, w VMEDIMSOI I, ^-'speed, pvw 4 cyl, auto. AC.'pwr slr/brk/Wlh/lckS, 6 cyl. aulo. AC, pwr slr/brk/wri/lcks, 6 cyl, n'uio;-' AC, pwr str/brk/win/lcks, RECEPTIONIST fflW32M4H DR.4 ryl, «Ho,u/(, tfM ESCORT...... ^ . 6 cyl. auto, AG, pwr str/brk/win/lcks.. 72,357 mi .'.-,•.' ' •inwsk, air bogs, la AM/FM CD."': • 'AM/FM CD.-' •'"•',•••" • touring, moon,rf, AM/FM CD,, " • ' f/T front desk ' position k b, S8,49T (ist. VIN fimiQ 4 DM tjlouto. n/t, p/s/b, cnss, w b iirri.etuise'i AM/FM CD, 4.6Q4 mi ';• AM/FM CD: ••'.••' "; •'.'.• ,': ; CHILD GARE : 46;O90 nulul,. .';.'.. .•• :.. .'10,795 .42,6.71 milos .'12,795 . 44,869 milos 14,695 '' Ithr,'42,840 milos ...... '19,995 ,•'/•' ASAP. Toes, **, Wed. 12- seeking reliable Individual 31,412 iri. 01 TOYOTA 02 FORD «&> CHEVROLET -• i 8 In Mountainside. Exp-/ to answer-. phones; basic MWSHI '02 Nissan Aitima SE computer skills required. 00 WSSAN \ '00 Nissan Aitima GXE '0.1 Nissan Aitima GLE '00 Nissan Maxima GXE , ; car re* Call Hayley at 732- WHflUOOWP,4 N, 4 iyL «*, ^fjift.mui VIN #YC1»S480.4 OR, 4 ivl., outo, oft, pow to CAMRY...... TTivui Slk# 230680A, Vin# 2C164937, '••• • . R01-3O44 Or 908-232-3838 W24H100 V1N/10553223.6 tvL, put), «7(, pow sleer/Mcs, on/rm d, Sik# N12193. Vin# YC.100046. ,Slk#N1'2149, V.n# IC130510, Stk# N1215.0. Vin# YT74.1138, , Call HR to arrange Interview 42,3Mni . : 6 cyl, aulo. AC, pwr sir/brk/win/lcks,.' ROYAL CHEVROLET ASK FOR JOE C. dud air bogs, 26,000 ml '..';.. . ', ,. A cyl, auto. AC,pwr str/brk7 ' •• •4 cyl, nulo, AC. pwr sir/bfk/win/lcks. Ithr, '6 cyl. aulo, AC, pwr str/brk/win/lcks, 908-272^660 UHHA LARGEST INVENTORY : CHILDCARE ; win/lcks;, AM/FMCD. ' '•'.••• ' '." AM/FMCD.•.'••" . • , ' sun.rf, AM/FM CD, ';• , ! /V :.;.:::. ; 1548 Route 22 East ' ., • or fax resume to AM/FM CD,. KORTHEAST ' 47,070 miles ...... '10,995 25.620-milos .....,.:..'. 13,895 38.295. miles 12,962 miios ...... '20,995 Rjr 1 & 3 yr. ok) In your Cran- 908-276-2424 14,995 '. Bridgewater •' •'• lord home. 908-709-1039 ' ^CHILDCARE SECRETARY AXZ PLANS li'We Witt Never Use mi^^^&anyothwcpstsloaronsuiwew^ ,A1 prices reflect $1500 ownerloyalty.+ $750 college rebate t?32) 356-246Q iturn of Fife 22 Nissan purchased, vehicle.. In order to qualify fc< $750 college'grad rebate, trust be c^^ For 3 children in.my Scotch Westfleld Law Firm seeks Plains horn*. FT; car & up. Secretary with prior exp. WELCOMED 1 Excluding ad speeds Must have Tier 1 approvpd Itirough NMAC Dealer application fee of $495 ^required Notrespaisijbfwtypograptixilent^Aladvefiicies raq'd. Era., srjkg., start inv Flex hr* avail, Please, fax 4Mttf SDODOE TOKiatoly. 908-232-8121 . resume and. salary re- quirements to office man- DIRECTIONS: CHILDCARE ager at (SO«) 233-3*12. FREE OIL CHANGES Exit 140 North GSP, On to 22E, approx 3 mi, nght CLAYTON AMERMAN DODGE Work at home caring for SIMPLE WORK/TOP PAY "85 Years Of Sales & Service" Honest workers needed to Must present arj prior to WITH PURCHASE OF NEW VEHICLE on to Bloy St., follow N Bloy sign, make nght, one or more children. make left into parking lot of Taco Bell/ Rt 22 Nissan Main Street, Peapack MMC 'assemble refrigerator Isale to receive advertised I SHOP US FROM YUUR BUMPUTFR SE£ DEALER FOR DETAILS 908-528-4884 magnets. Serious Workers ONLY! Nationel Home As- Union County semblers. 1-570-549-3640. • www. fardwarlrtnj. cam Exit 141 South GSP, at stop sign make left.follow (908)234-0143 908-608-4884 RC#1O07 signs to 22E (left at Tiffany's Rest On to 22E), GMC COLLECTIONS COME IN approx. 1 mile on 22E, make nght on to Bloy, TEACHER OUR BlUHGUAl STAFF make left into parking lot of Taco Bell/ Rt 22 Nissan m To Showcase Your Dealership h provided. 9500 stoning No Umaattons. AM Pn> ' bonue to start TOLL existing CondUon* OK. Call HOURS: in AUTOSOURCE UnHsd FanHyl S0O236- MON-fltl 7AM-6PM 908 245-6100 ROSELLE PARK, NJ & YOUR JOB IS YOUR CREDIT! Cal} ilarhara Morgan 4415XI075CE0M1B SATURDAY SAMIPM at (908) 575-67 1 ® siQUSE CLEANING K. Offers cminol be combined for multiple discounts. Stile piices/s 'IMura ptmon 'to clean WArrMM/wArran 'linliiuj. Ihis ml is a coupon horn*. Eip. A Mod nf'a a Eves., Weekends. Moun- senlod nl lime of sale. Offers expire 1 clay ufter publication. 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Ithr, alloy whls, by owner owner, 66K, $1200. 973- FORD THUNDERBIRD- • Pavers* Patios* Decora- Painting & Wallpapering Dollvor. Full Warranty. $1650/ obo 908-241-2885 the |ob, don t pay metlll Dook Now & Siivol '86 HARLEY SPORTSTER 968-272-2196 asking $4,400 732-381-2262 $16,500. 908-277-6974 635-6056 after 7 am. '78- All power, AC, many » Instruction 825II & ALHaulinL DAgY HAULINQ tive Walls 'Driveways • BARTELL'S LOOKING TO CLEAN FS LANDSCAPING Ins. Free Est. 90B/233-8904 Can llnanco WA.C. Pay- CHRYSLER LE BARON ma toon m Call Bill 908-791-9809 1200 - pearl whlto; gar. new. parts; $1200. o/b/o. FOHD WIND3TAR OL, Wo Take It All Parking Lota * Seal coat • Farm & Garden HOUSES -Exp'dw/rtfs. Weekly Lawn Care rnonls Untlor S100 por FORD CROWN VICTORIA TOYOTA CAMRY '91 •86 - 2 dr, 125K, new irt LINCOLN CONTINENTAL PONTIAC GRAND AM- fcnd & oonxnto return •PRIVATE TUTOR mem iiyr nce.^"~" kpthb^ddl •uwct SSflO i 732-815-1620 . 1995, dual air, all pwr, Special Needs Children "Various Doslgns 8 Colors Ull Uwest prices- 973-984-2997 Small Demo Work. For Fully Insd. Free Ests. Res/Comm Stone, Quarry Dust, Wail. carpentry, no job too sm. Lnndscnplng • Stone/Rock PAIMTIMO a WALLPAPER 800^980:7727. 862-5876 cond., Black, Inspected 9/04 exc. cond., $4500. 908- CHRYSLER SEBRINO JXI gar., $8900. 908-447-3387 good, 110 K ml., asking obo. 908-889-6900, OVOS, FreeEst.eoa-3d9-4.116 Mike 908-241-0838 Specialize aloe work lie + Planting-Mulch-Cleanups Faux finishes, Rock & plaster $3000. 973-822-1804' 232-6725 after 5pm. • CONVERTIBLE '98-45K, S350O. 908-687-5323 j Four Wheel 908-233-2472 Stone, Grinned Block, L & S CLEANING DUCATI 900SF-CH '96 - MAZDA MIATA '96 - exc. hm3969.Freeestg0S48&6431 • Slops • Patios repair, neat quality work, 15 2 dr., greon/gray, excel, after 3pm. PONTIAC TRANSPORT A HthtngTacMe Collector Sound READtHQ Solutions CLEAN UP & LT. HAUL RRTies, Firewood, & ' Big & Small, We Clean It All I ?082335600 HOMEOWNERS WANTED! 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Call 245-6162 Home • Flagstone • Pavers NGCO spd., AC, chrorho ponies, more, 56K ml., S10,400. loy wheels, still 6 months battery, GM cargo box, 1-888-781-5800, Bulk Division 908-654-1566 908-298-9008 ' • Landscaping 8 play now , maintonnnco 609-426-0484 • MERCEDES 190E 2.6 '90-6 CD, exc. mech. cond., 4x4, gd. Inspect:, runs & ALL UONEU aYER & OTHER 1 Int/Exl Powerwashlng alarm w/remolft start, 908-889-4080 . "Gold" wty. $11,000. Call S3;9OO 908-241-3943 .. Schools SAT SUCCESS Improvements 1015 Lawn Maintenance . 3 generations of quality work. Iroo Kayak pools. Savo asking S4.400 732-381-2262 drives, needs eng. Work, TRAINS. Top cash prices pd PERSONAL TOUCH ; : : Alum/Vinyl Relinlshlrig. HONDA 550 1977 • 1500 custom sterqo, many 608-317-9288 (Westfield) . cyl, auto.,, black, sunri., CD, Expert 1 on 1 Tutoring CLEAN UPS BARTELL'S Plnntlng* Design' • •• . thousands ol Si Unli|uo $1000 908-241-2885 60046*4671 or 973425-1538. Electrical Local references available Reas. Fully Iris. 732-388-0717 niilos, exc. cond., Best Ot- other oxtrns, Int/oxt. good A/C, pw, great cond., 119K SATURN ' WAGON SW2 2002 JEEP WRAHQLER MONDAY MORNING INC Success Guaranteed. . Farm & Garden A-1 Quality Home hprowmert CLEANING. • Mulch * Topsoil & Moro opportunity! •; ioo% : II- xc. CONVERTIBLE OLDS '95 EVERYTHING & ANYTHING ter. 908-276-7579 . cond.,' stock eng., runs ml, $4,100 908-232-0577: '2001- Excel, cond., 26k, LINCOLN NAVIGATOR HARDTOP - new cond, w/ Quality Chlldcare Call 973-701-8879 Dumpster rentals, Fully Top soil, Mushroom Soil; Finished Basements Homes, Offices, Condos, Apis. 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Call 908-233-6733 Whlte/Navy, hard/soft tops, w/ton Int., 100K, $18,000 MONDAY MORNINQ INC Small & Private Classes. 11AAA CLEANUP Household Call Many 908-245-2899 ITALIAN AMERICAN 908-276-1127 . ~ SPATwWsTselT.'~~~ or 973-615-9485 ' 908-889-4042 bears, toys. 90&«54-6688 276-8692 4 688-2089 'betindfi. incomers 73267S of household fur- Prompt, Friendly & , froe Ests. 900-265-9842 ' cond.. S7.000. Call 908- Cams* Data Recovery. For 276-8692 & 688-2089 Shrubs; Trees, Poronnlals, Boat the Price. Free 6st. RITTENHOUSE MOVING $3000.973-635-4507 ' WE BUY CARS. HIGH- new, gar. kept, moving Champion Edition. 1996, GT '93 -71K ml.; power, richment,, grades K-8. . niture, appliances or rubbish •AvI 973-379-7354 . Professional .» RVs 1320 4dr, blue. V8, PW, PB, PL, 233-6486 ALL CHMA Wanted pay SSSS. Homo or Office 732695-1272 Annuals, Wollslone & Firowood Exp Men • Low Rates GARY'S Homo ImprovemGrit Roofing must sell. 908-709-9,614 ' loaded, show car,' asking Eileen 908-317-9004. removed. Reas. 232-0354 ALK Electric Contractor * NEW CREATIONS*: INFINITY G201 '96 - dark EST PRICES PAID, S6.450. 908-275-3261 JEEP CHEROKEE '88 •FORD WINDSTAB ' GL, .forycurunwanted China Also '. * Alto Jersey Fi'bsh Produco ALL PHASES OFCARHENTRY ; S7,600 908-654-5452 908-620-1300 Design & Malntonanco;' 908/241-9791 PM00112 Paiiitlng.Co. Free Est. Fully 2003 Model & Used green W/black leather, MARANO & SONS FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4x4, gd. inspect., runs & BARGAIN CLEAN-UP Resl. Comm. Free Est. Ins. Schlefersteln Farm Suspended ceilings, pnrti- A. BALESTRO ROOFING 1895, dual air, ail pwr, depression Glass & antiques. Home Health . Lawns S25.00 & Up " Ins. Fteas, 90B.232-3557 RV CLEARANCE SALE! BOK, fully loaded, exc. AUTO SALES, INC. '96 v- 4.6. V8, 4 dr., exc.MERCURY SABLE '95 -TOYOTA COROLLA '91 - . drives, noods eng.' Work, Attics, Basements, Garages, Uc#9732. 9OB-755-4O30' Clark, NJ . . lions & doors. Custom Rooting & repairs, gutters, siding, alarm, 106K mllos, S3100 »W322-3873 Home 908-322-0075 JULY 10th-12th & ' cond;,,$6,206. 908-347-3754 507-13 South Ave;, 1S0 cond., Black, Inspected 9/04 73K, lully loaded w/alarm 45k, Asking 52,200. 900- S1 OOP 908-241 -2885 . LlteHaullng,-908-6B6-0576 mouldings & Ulm 908-296-2770 1 1 1 Painting & Vinyl windows. 687-1864 ] obo. 908-889-6900, eyes. Services 762 INTERIOR PAINTING JULY 24th-26th\ ', ' South Ave., Garwood .. $3000.973-822-1804 system, runs great, asking 654-6348 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR ALL LIONEL, R.YEB & OTHER 732-388-3273 LAND ROVER- DISCOV- ?ORD WINDSTAR GL '96- Services CLEAN UP & LT. HAUL Carpentry: Kitchens, decks & WALLPAPERING Cariln Rooting & Const. NJ. LARGEST RV DEALER! S2,500/obo 732-882-0890 TRAINS. Top cash prices pd Excavating Paperhanging 1075 ERY SERIES II- '99- Green. 2000 OLDS ALERO • 4dr, FORD MUSTANG GT- TOYOTA PASEO '92 '99 - gar., kopt,' black great looking family car NEED AFFORDABLE ,. '••' Free est..Insured. basements, attics, sheetrock. JC'S HOUSEWASHING 908-241 -8754 free estimates, fully Insured. ,' RVs GALORE ' 8QO464-4671 or 973425-1538. 48K ml., cloth 3oals,S16,000. 4cyl, gd. pick-up, gd. on Black 87- 132K ml., 5 MERCURY TOPAZ '92- , Red, .5spd.. 145k, w/tan Int., 100K,'. S18.000 w/87K ml., runs terrific. HEALTHCARE? $59.87/ Gutters & . * Houses, Concroto 8 732-438-5619 NATIONS BEST SELUNG RV's Carpentry 875 7 day service. Over 45 Yrs Exp. In Area Joe Doman 908686-3824 A1 Richard's Painting 908-598:0453 . spd., AC, chrome ponies, exc. cond., 86K ml.. , S1800 As Is, 908-654-0725 ; • . In), Is In great shape. Am- ALL TOOLS WANTED month por Famllyl No llmj- Gutter. Cleaning SCOTT MOTOR COACH' .gas, great shape, 90k 1-888-781-5800 GRADING, WATER /SEWER Leaders Experienced. Ihi./exl. J&L HOME IMPROVEMENTS hgwy ml, cruiso, cd, ps, alarm . w/remote start, $1500. 908-889-0786 '. . 908-499-1200 SUBARU OUTBACK '98 Fm cass, CD, A/C, rear air, •'.) NewS Used Intions. All Pre-oxlstlrig SMALL JOBS ONLY HANDYMAN * FrOo, Gutter .Cleaning 888-657-8332 - LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Joe 732/750-9135 Conditions ' OK. '•'. Call REPAIRS; FOUNDATIONS w/ ovbry House Wash Ardfe'n Very reasonnble. Froe . Paint)ng,Wallpaper,Carp8ntry Sheetrock & pb, auto; air,.$4500. Call custom stereo, many MITSUBISHI SPYDER LIMITED-5 spd., Ithr seats, all pwr, roof rack, privacy Quality Work- Reas, Rates. CLEAN UPS 732-370-1022 '99<38K ml, very dean, dk gni, VOLVO- 850QL- '97- Unitod Family! 800-236- & MORE. DOZER, BACK-, 908/233-6058 Fully Insurod. 908-578-5365 Est. Fully Ips. 2-1 hr. Free Est. 908-351 -6785 . Ben 908-337-2108 other extras, Int/ext, good ECLIPSE "96- black, 5spd., CD, AWD, great shape! 100K glass, alloy Whls. Great ' Antiques, glassware,. EVERYTHING & ANYTHING www.rvslnamorlca.con) Ithr, alloy whls, by ownor Loaded,. leather, sunroof, 4415xt06SC£06619 ,. 28 yrsexp. Bob 908341-6507 HOE, TRACKHOE, LOADER GUTTER GLEANNG nnsworing serv., Spackling 1120 cond., stock eng., runs blk. conv.. top, turbo; new •' ml. $7900,. 973-635-379'1 price $4,400. 908-232-7394 China, silver, used Dumpster rentals, Fully LEON5PAINT1NG"™ ~ 2003 Model & Used 516,500. 908-277-6974 . ACURA 3.2TL '00 - 45K, CD/Cass., new tires, and GENERAL CARPENTRY w/opora(or, 908-755-4431 "• S75 Most Homes HANDYMAN ivilKE^SPOWERWASHING 732-499-9234 strong. S5OO0. o/b/o. 908- oxhaust, CD, alarm, 62K, (urn. and so forth. NEED . AFFORDABLE Insured, 908-656-7500 InterioryExtorior. Power wash- RV CLEARANCE SALE! gold, loaded w/fronl+sido moro, 56K mi,', $10,400. PONTIAC TRANSPORT Home Repair & Improve- 908499-5400 Superior Quality Since 1990 DRYWALL CONSTRUCTION LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 931-9697 Iv. message $9000/obo. 732-371-2119. Call NANCY'S ® HEALTHCARE? S59.87/ DEEGANGUTTtRCX). . Wo'okly Lawn Cure . *CfllSTADOftEPAIMnNGi lng.FweEst 90Q272O630 JULY 10th-12th& airbags, ht'd. seats, auto- or 973-615-9485 908-889-4080 Trucks & '94 3.8L..68K, exc.cond., ments Reasonable & Proi 908-925-0910 ; Spociall2ing in smnll |obs. '98- whitoftjray Int.,: 52K, 908-233-8157 month,por .Family! No llrnl- LIGHT HAULING Fencing 908-322-2014 .. ', Sprlrtg/Fal.l Cleanup "Nobody Covors lt'Be|tor" • manual ' trans,, CD loaded, dual air, new llres, lesslonal 732-074-0659 HIRE A 1. 800-640-3969 JULY 24th-26th . gar., SS9O0. 908-647-3367 MUSTANG LX CONV. VOLVO 960 '97. • 4 dr, tatlons. All Pre-existing '• •• 908-232-0674 '.ShrUb Trimming/Planting-, • 908-276'1127, p changer, new tire, extra Trailers battery, GM Cargo box, SALES CONDUCTED 1-A GUTTER CLEANING N.J. LARGEST RV DEALERI FORD RANGER PICKUP '91-5.0, auto, A/C, ps, heated scats, silver, gray BYNANCV Conditions OK. Call * RICHARD GERBER * ANGELO'S FENCING HUSBAND. INC. Liwn nonovnilorvlnstnllnllon 908-232-0788 Need Interior painting? RVs GALORE MAZDA Ml ATA '96 - oXc. sot mats, transforabje Acura $3,900 908-241-3943 •', Qunllly Sorvico, Roas. prices Lawn Care & Laiidseapo Design.' . '86 now tires; new bat-' pb, pw, pdl. am-fm. cass.,. leather int., clean, 30K, CHEVY SILVERADO PICKUP '• Unitod Family I 800-236- No Job too small . VINNIE'S •Drainage "Installation General Contracting. Call tho Old Guy . Tree Services 1155 NATIONS BEST SELLING RV's cond., 15 mo. warranty, warranty til 3/30/07 or 100K, tery, 89K, gd. cond,, 4 asking $12,000 908-6544688 'Call 908-654-5803 \ . Rotainlrifi Walls ; red w/black top, garg., '88 - 305 engine, AC 2 4415x1065 CE06619 Exc. work. Reasonable. • Repair, T-Removal Palntlng-Paperhanglng .908/769-8971 -.' SCOn MOTOR COACH 68K,S6,4P0/obo. $17,000. 908-665-2000 .cyl,,$500.908-B0O.614i Financial/Business 908-527-9226 Cell 903-4004636 RUBBISH REMOVAL • Landmark Management) ' Landscaping 1040Co'ncroto/Brick Pavo'r Pnllos • Need InterlQr polntlnci? CAFFREY TREE SERVICE' orlg. owner, pristine cond.,' WD.: PB, :PS. .8 ft. bod, ' . Fully Insurod- ; '• ..' Window Washing l .. .: • .888-657-B332 ' .. 973-635-0628 ACURA INTEGRA RS '90 • VW PASSAT-'99- Exc. Vehicles [ You trash it • we lake K. Fully Ins. Coininorcla'l/R'oB: • . Gall tho 6ld Guy . pAN Pruning; Feeding, '. Re- FORD TAURUS '96-V6, 37K. S8900/obo. MUST • ,S3,000/obo. 973-822-1804' SMALL JOBS ONLY 908-756-8345 , ' No Job Too Small. ' 732-37Q-1022 . ••15BK, a/c, Alplno.CD, ox- cond., dk. groon, fully Musical Prompt, .professional' and GUTER GLEANING 1 . 908.789-0784 '..'.' •.. 908/769-8971 , Interior, Wallpapering,.'' moval, Spraying. Freo MERCEDES 380SL- 05- fully-loaded, looks S runs SEE! 908-276-7039 1988 CHEVY PICKUP • , Business Quality Work- Reas...Rates. . Call 908:687-1976 . www.rvslhamerlca.c6m. Whlte/Navy, hard/soil tops, tromoly reliable has 80k + loaded, auto, moon roof, Wanted .. Irlondly. . Homo Improve- GEORGE'S FENCING S75'Most Homos ' ' : Ask Por.Honoy. 7 Power Washing. Freo Est. Est. Ins. 908-889-6584 ' miles loft In It, but has 2 . groat, new transmission.,' '.trans, work, S10O; Cap for Instruction 28 yrs exp. Bob 9OBMi-e507 7~A-1 AEFORDABLE 7 ! 127K ml., beautiful vehicle! now tlro/baltory,'40K rnl.. ment & demolition debris. .(Allied Fence) Freo Estimates . 908/272-5473 $0,400.' Eve. 9b8-659-0836 NISSAN 3002X, 1991,T-tops, 5 truck with 2'sldo doors', CAR DONATIONS-Ghooso Opportunities 650 PEEG^GUTTERCX). Restore Your Old Cnsomcnl 1 PAINTING Transportation $12,500'908.273-1273 dents, $1750 obo, 908- speed, 6 disc changer, well . ' $14,000. o/b/o. ; ' • Attics, yards, garages, ohtiro Fully Ins. 908-206-0505 •':• •WlW, . Masonry 1 DON'S TREE SERVICE Day 201-432-7335 oxt, 219 5300;: 908-276.3048 .. your charity: Unitod Way, 908-322-2014 . .Windows & Bring Your Old . .Interior, exterioi , rock & .272-0830 ', maint. 160,000 ml, S55OO; 908-889-4745 HARP/PIANO Ceramic Tile 905 ' homos, basemenls, offices.' • Best Prices* MERCEDES BENZ 560 SL CHEVY siLVERADOPICKUF . MS, Epllopsy, Girl Scouls,. ALL^ CASH • CANDY homo back toil's '.original A-1' WAYNE P. SCOTT plastor repair, powor Wiishiny, . HONDA ACCORD 188-4 r»g. Moving; 908-447-0309. 906-620-1300 . Gutter Cleaning ALL PRO Plastering 1080 •86 vblock 6xL, black leather, BMW 325 '88-1 own., gar. kept, Boy Scouts, Housing for '. .. ROUTE. Do you oarn up . unlquenoss + Ottior RoslOra- '; ., ' 732-636-8839 • Free Estimates* Auto Parts & dr., aUlp., S500. VW PASSAT-,'99- SUvei, . '88. - 305 engine, AC 2 INSTRUCTIONS CERAMIC TILE • Top quality, .AII.'H6usos,S60-S70, • , Quality Masonry Sorvicos. hardtop, sorttop,' aulo, '93K; 78K; sunroof, am/ fm/CD, Homolosu, Children with to S800/dfty? Your own lo- ' tion 'Projects.' High Goar LANDSCAPING * Fully Insurod* . . 908-232-3818 auto, 45K ml., romoto on- Wb. PB, PS, 8' ft. bod. • Beglnnqrs'.lnt.' Adv.. .Freo est. 908-301-1716 Froo Est., Ins d., Rofs. '13 yrs, PLASTERING must Soo. 908-7S9-OS77 1 ; cal candy -route. Includes Decks & Patios 930 Cleaned & Flushed. Fully Ins. ISMJJ 908-233-5816 Accessories 1355 . CD player, A/C, All power, NISSAN ALTIMA. GXE : ,33,000/obo. 973-822-1804 ' cancer,.aiid moro. ' Froo.'. Contracting 908-625-3654 Complolo landscaping HONDA ACCORD "95- 44.. oxc : try, sunroof, alarm system Degree Boston Cons. Music; . No lob too small! . •'; Diamond's Harttwood Ftoc*? 908-928-0362 • n fmilijy businoss. Every Inl./Exl. Spocinl Palnllnq, Ins •Sheet Rock-Patching' . S17,500 908^04^581 BMW 3281 '99 - sports '97- white, exc. cond., 'g 30 Machlno3 and jCoiidy, doslgn," Iroq :. removnl •'• cond, al pwr, AT, At am«)i .all power. $11,500. 900- ••- Miss,Tula DECKS BY UNLIMITED Sanding, Reflnlshlng, job .1 stxKialtv. 732-96S.-5230 • Alum, rolinishcd, Dks. Soalocl, 908-923-2448 2002 JEEP WRANGLER pkg./oxc. cond.; 48k, sil- auto/AC, 92K, asking All (or S9.995. Cull 1-800- MARC LEPORE Gutters & • SHEETROCK + • and pruning, Iriniming.1. WELL DONE TREE SERVICE MITSUBISHI SPYDER . cass. 152K. 4 brand now Ores. 522-0534 Work- 917- whboiB, •'.. nowor . dump pONAfi"YOUR CAR To We build all types of Installation. Free Est, 20 yrs.Troo est..9O8-24'l-5t92 • HARDTOP -'new cond, w7 ver w/black Ithr Int., Bsp,, $5,800. 908-277:6641. 998-VEND.'.-,- " 908-753-5975 Chimney Leaders Cleaned & Ropalrod. PLASTER * TAPE 8, sodding, mulching, . Affordable- J.R, MASONRY a LANDSCAPING ECLIPSE '96- block. 5spd., S3,800/obo. 908-301-0460 663-2182 . hody. S2500, 908'789-1928 . Heritage' for the Blind.' . decks. All work guaran* Fully Irtsd. 732-283-4451 rear Wlpor & roar dolrosl $21,000. 908-232-4654 PROFESSIONAL. VEND- '. Installed. Froo Estlinntos SPACKLE *.TILE* ,'• (Masonry & Driveways Al Richard's Painting ' Plumbing 1085 . Complete Services Fully .b)k. conv. lop, turbo,, now NISSAN MAXIMA '95 • 92k, •Tax Deductible, Free'. Cleaning 910 leed'iO'yr's! Free Est.lns.. CARPENTRY i PAINTING Ins.'Froo Est. 908-272-7780 capable, S1300. , HONDA ACCORD. EX '84 - WE BUY CARS. HIGH- FTrf T . i:>.••:•••• ING ROUTE!! Colas/ Wn- FRANK'S FLOOR CARE . 908r578i5252 908-753-2222 Free o.st. 908-322-6862 .Experienced. Inf./oxt.; oxhaust, CD, alarm,. 62K, BUICK APOLLO '75-V8, : CD,:all auto, customized, UP '89 - 4cyl., '5sp, ' To.wlng, Free Phone Card Miscellaneous 777 908-276-8377 GW DRYWALL CO. ' ' 908-889-4042 . red, 4dr. 78k, auto,. air, EST PRICES PAID, ..tor/ Hprshoy. Financing Wood Floor Reflnlshlng. Very reasonable. Prop MIKE OZERANSKY S9000/obo.732-371-2119; '.-•' :'97K orlg. ml. $600. It's midnight blue, S6',3D0/pbo 30mpg. S700. •" . to donors .with. this.ad* Dan Aaron 25 yrs. exp. ' 908-889-8130 + ALL THAT'S GREEN >" .. mnrf,. pwr,' oxc. cond., MARANO & SONS •. Availablo with S7950 tli S25.000 CASH, grants DECKS BY UNLIMITED .. Installation. 15 Years Exp. Handyman ANGELO'S MASON ' Esl-. • FtiHy. His. ?A hr' , ' Repairs & Installations' Wallpaper H73hflutosforSa|B 1385 transportation! 732-349- orlg. ownor, asklng'S5899. ' 908489-8193' 908-241-2885 nm1162Call 1-800-2- IK'!' '98 Honda Civic LX :,':\ '. ..;*9,822.' >'.l i:yl: I "' ail'.'AC. ill ' www.hoiiso01f.corn DRUG/ALCOHOL REHAB- •00 Toyota Cdica GT ;....';.. .*11,822 BOY ran '97 tloiida CRV .EX...... *8,922 Slk;i IJK'^tl,' .Vin'/Vi.1!');.".)'/!):). -1 cyl S-spcl, AC ...... • . .' . JApproval Gunr- Help .ti lovod ono who is l A14.1G5 '143OO 1 invtiviiijilr, null iillo, fthlf,. AM FU CD ;»,,C,9/ iiuli.:5. 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i tnnxtu 11 i Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kenilworth LMI 19 nev^ flagship is part SIJ^ minivaii and sports card Thursday, July 17, 2003 50 cents IN By MARK MAYNARD Will recognize it as a.wagon. tall' drivers and power- heaters, Everybody gets a ; reading light.' < - COPLEY NEWS-SK.KVICK. . A classy wagon with enough adjustable pedals and power-, i .Innovation tobe the flagship, adjustable front seats Tor the The 250 horsepower V-6 for now; •• '••.. .;• not-so-tall. • :•;'••• .' ,'. balances, acceleration and fuel •;•.' There's been a;lot6f' adjust- : Pacifica will be sold' in • Pacifica doesn't use "cab for- economy Chrysler claims zero ment at DaimlerChrysler since : the German company took, , iront wheel drive and all- •,,.. wai'd" design, and, therefore, ..to 60 in 9.6 secohds.iuid luel Private economy of 17. riipg around '.., over the .American, icon. whop! drive, models; Both uso avoids the enormous dash- town and 22 on the highway, Now, after throe years of • : the same 250 horsepower, 3.f> . boardand, often, reflection of : Jbr cither AWD or FWD trying to blend "synergies," liter V-6 and Autostick 4-speed the vents in the windshield. .. Stop hard on the tin otlle for Chrysler Will bo the first divi- • • automatic transmission..,- The instrument.panel; is short . ; and uncomplicated, with : freeway mergirig,power and Cool fun sion to show its new oflspri rig: .', Prices start at $31,230,.. manager in switches and controls in logical the engine makes more noisc> .The PacificaSport.Touror, just ' including $680 destination. "•"• The. Pacifica. AWD is $32,980; •" arrangement. •'••'.' .-, . than momentum, hut aiound in the onsale; and the Ciussllre., .There are Mercedes-style' • 't()wh,.thd acceleration seems sports coupe, soon to follow. • i-is.ing.to nearly .$.'18,000'with'a ; genei'ous samipling.of such , seat adjusters on,the door, and more than adequate: .. The Pacifica. was in the options as power lillgate ' , '••' the ignition switch on the .Once the mass is moving, summertime planning stages prior.to meet- ' dashboard, both for case of though, the Pacifica is, nimble the works for (.$400), navigation system'. ing Daimler, so there is limited With temperatures finally : The Pacifica and the Crossfire represent Chrysler's attempt .Use.'.- ' •/'•• ' • '' .''-. •-'•-.",•'. and responsive on 17-inch sharing of Mercedes-Benz . ($1,595) and the.S-speaker. . ':,' heading into warmer climes to be perceived as a "premium" brand, and Pacifica is now the infinity auilio upgrade ($700).' Interest'ing features lnclud'e .MicholihMXV4 tires.The after a long, cold, rainy materials. and engiiujering.. The flagship of the division. ',.: '•'•-. , The six-passenger, three-r .••-.;• the electroluminescent. lighted . Autostick trarismissiori ill lows . spring, residents know the Crossfire, however, is fluent in row Pacifica was conceived and gauges and red needles that ' some.manual-shift Tun to help • place to be is the local pools. both cultures: pure American is ilow ••.the. flagship, of the divi- . '•.';." ,. The vice presidoint of, '-biiilt in ..a fast-ioi-Chiysler.30' •- appear-to float oh the. face' of . manager the horsepower, and Left, Michael Parada, 10, in design and Mercedes-Benz takeis a flying leap, into sioii.lniagine.that, a wagon.'us'.- .€l.ii-ysler's: Fainily Vehicle .:.:. , 'months.' • .":• ' ' '' '•.•• ,. • the .gauge.'.The navigation sys- the wide track and independ- in performance, trim and pro- '.' 1 Cranford's. Centennial By LAUREN TRAINOR .flagship! •" .". • '• •".. • ..'••' . Team' is hoping, for sales of-\ •'• •Engineers,- starting with a ' tem ($1,595) has the map. ".' ent suspension provide flat ability' of the Hyatt' Hills Golf ductiori. '•'.'.••'•••''; • ••.,'.'••.',.•: •.!.• Avenue Pool Saturday. And TliivCHkONIClE •.-•.-. '.'' Maybo a toast is in order. -.60,000 this, year and iip to screen in the'.center of the •cornering. ..'.'.':'•• '•'•• The meaning .''Commission' to run the complex, now platform, economized by ' below, • T-month-old Jason .It's an'impressive efibrt. '. . •".I like to think.of Pacifica'as lOd.OOO.inaf'ullyear. , using the all-wheel-drive sys-.-V gaugecluster, under the arc of The best'contribution,by ••••'' smoothly. •-.. ;• . .. .;,'. ,.''•- 'A weoklong ride.'in.the all- speedometer digits. The control Krayclrik is just chilling out in ;l>-~ ..The'.Tp«-nship.. , "I'm of thestrong opinion that .a'-cocktivil,"says Chrysler's • .,.• Co.inpethig.vehicles include the tern Irorn the •mini-van'; taking'.' [ Daimler on this project was in of the game a tube in the kiddie pool at Coininittco decided Tuesday to- . wheel-drive P.aeifica revealed : : an operation of the scale of Hyatt . Mike:I)pr.voiighe. "()ne pai:i, •..'. MDX, BMW X5, Lexus the.V-6 and Autosticktrans- •' ' pad is. in easy reach for setting the.build.philosophy. At the • ;; Jhe Union County Snapple Bowl- : Centennial Avenue. • explore' the possibility of con- Mills should .bt\; privately run,"' I I •.the company's, attention to ';•,.; SUV- mihiya'n, sedan and ••• •. ' lX mission from the 3'OOM sediin destinations, which can he • recent press infroductioniii •.; . . All: Stars visited Children s .'•'•• tracting operations- at the. Hyatt detail iri appealing exterior 1 Darby said. "1 don't really walk sporty car, Wo think it's flat-. .- -' Maybe even the Infinite FX35...: and using the rear, load-level-. accomplished without reading - Carlsbad, Calif.,, a cou))le of the Specialized. Hospital in Scotch •''.:'', •'Hills Golf .Course to.. a private .away" with a full comfort, level, and well-finished -and function-- out gorgeous. It's a slam. • ",•'•' It took Donoughe throe ing suspension from the'- the book. , . . .; engineers said it was the '... . Plains Monday,; playing games with company. • ' • •••-, about the-control levels, of the ,-al interior. .. .'.'••:.- • • dunk." •, ." ': '••'•• ...• ';• .-•' •.';. years of las'tivtesting to .figure. •Mercedes E-Class sedan. :•'•, A center console stretches •OOrnians. vvho. wanted the and reading-to the patients; For : Commissioner Aii'n "Darby, the ; golf course," / , ' ':-..' '• .. . . This is a wagon.without the.. •Donoughe has high aspira- • i tall out for the company's... With those.fundamentals at between both seats and has a .team to take a little more time',. more about their trip, see Page C-1. • ' cpnuiiittcp's de .facto- liaison to , Bringing in a.private-manag-'. baggage of jjas't unwieldy land . Lions for sales, but also for the newest '"segment buster." . , hand, Chrysler was' free to... , platfcirm tosecure.a Ty/DVD to make.su're the fit and.finish '. : t.ho golf course., commission, yachts.' . . '• '. '.. . quality and refinement that Me says Pacifica is a "Sports apply its clever ideas for pep-. . •player.from home, with ; Wore just right before moving' expressed her .concern over'..the iContLquedwpage A-2) '•'/'. , . The Pacificaand the .wont into it. "We're•going.for ••• Tourer," a'euphemism with pie and'cargo capacity. .. hookups in the front console. - into production. • . ''. : • Crossfire represent Chryslers No. 1 in the J.JX Pmver- ;: •" • Euro influence; the. EPA classi- ..;'•" At IK.5-feet long, it is a.sub- There are cup holders', 12-volt . • -.-' Maybe this marriage''of . '• attempt.to bo perceived as. a Customer .Satisfaction sur- " ;': ••• fies it as a multipurpose vehi- stantial people-mover. There is plug-ins, seatback grocery-hag mixed auto-making cultures •'.; 1 "premium" brand, and Pacifica vevs,' hesays. • . • cle; and most everybody else .. , •elbow 'room and headroom.-for. hooks and optional seat.. : can work! ' . . '.•••;• ....'• for cop VIP Botida receives Council of Excellence NORTH PLAINF1ELD - ships that 'have (liMvusiistrated at VIP; Honda made a tremen-' Manor in West Orange..' •award', VIP Honda received - The Council of Excellence VIP Honda, a. member of the ji.supei'ioi' level1 of perform- .. dons effort,to ensurethat. .' • Representing VIP.Honda was: lapel pins for each employee • Award is the highest honor Bill Vinee Auto.Group, has; ance and distinguished them- \ every customer had an.excel- Weinsfem, general'manager,. . and a letter of congratulations, •'. that'American Honda received the 2002 Council ;of , selves with the delivery of . lent experience in.our dealer-. ' Who received the award from from Stephen F. Smith, Se'nior ; Finance Corporation bestows Excellence,Award from, •,' Honda. Financial Sei'vices, sjiij). T congija'tulate.General • - Bud Km'ich, Honda Dealer • :: Vice President, American : on a dealership for.porforrn- American HcinHa Finance, •prtidiicts .and''services.'. . '•; •Manager David Weihstein and .:,.Relations.Manager; Michael Honda Financial Services. ance in financ|al.sai;vjces .:..-. Corporation, accord ing to, • "Customer safislVictio'n '.'••." his staff for a terrific 2002." • •Price, Honda Regional Sales ! VIP Honda will, also be hon-. : delivery. Less,than 100 '.'• . The Shadow will begin soon owner Bill Vince. :.. • ,; playsa. -large,role, in achieving . ' The award was prosented , Manager;'.and.Jirii Stevens,. ored with special recognition : . Ho.ndadealerships across-the By LAUREN TRAINOR trative team from \yithin the . • ' Amei'ieanMimda presents •th.ti''(-)«uncil of Excellence. ;- '.-'to VIP Honda ata recent, ce-le- • Honda Regional Branch ' .- country earn the elite award • at the Honda dealer meeting : the- award annual Iv to dealer- Awaril." Vine.e-si.iid; "E.veryune bratory luncheon at The- Manager, In addition to the. inSa'n.Diego in September. , . an.nua.ilv. ' . '• , (Traffic) knows THE CHRONICLE .' '•- • ... ' • \ department^ will run,the exams Bernie WagenblasJ, one of the origi- and then, share the results with. . CRANFORD - The Police "him1. .• .•-••' '• . :.. ' , • -./ nal broadcasters for Shadow Traffic/ Department received a green , is also the vojci'o! public .''.' • .Mason will then. meetwth'tl?.«: . light Tiiesday i'ronr the/fbwnship . ToWnship Committee to.'discuss announcements ntNemrk Liberty:' . Council (jo begin testing for- pro- International. Airport.'for more - ' the promotions he recoirimendSr motions'within the department, Mayor Dan AschenbacJv said about the Cranford resident's career .- filling a vacancy, left'by the pro- in broadcasting, see P,™s,B-i. . though the final decision is the motion of, Capt. Eric Masoii to' committee's, Mason's recommen- Chief of Pol ice. •' .:.: .--. ' . . .datiojis will carry a lot of weight... "Right now, tho-ortly rank in a. : .' "\Ve will meet next week to see supervisory, position is' Captain, what sequence.of. events need to NIGOLE DIMELLA/?TAf F PHOTOGRAPHER . the rank'I previouslyherd,";a.a'.id • Mason. He said that an .adminis-: •(Continued on'.page A-2) ' '"'•'.

PtO GO MDMTH5 TERMINATION % 6 MO§. EARLY! names SUPERSTORE to G UARANTEED g URADSM AUTO CREDIT! You May Also Qualify For Regardless Of Past Credit Hintpry! By LAUREN TRAINOR Said Mayor. Dan Asctienbach, "Larry Additional Savings: • No Cradit - Tax Liens • Reposession has been involved with Cranford for many •Bankruptcy • Divorce • istTlnitt Buyers Helping tout years. He's been the president of the COLLEGE BRAND IMEW BOO3 CHEVY -'.'• .•CRANF'ORD — For the first time in its Historical Society in.the past and has a lot YOU'RE APPROVED! history, Cranford has named an. official GRADS YOUR JOB IS YOU ft CREDIT] man's best friend of qualifications, to volunteer his time for, Township Historian, . ' - •'-'———-——— thjs operation.".- ' OLDSMOBILE Vi nuo Vurb ( into tr i[M \ DD pwi tf'brk AlH Students from Cranfdrd's Brookside MOQ AM I M !i HI I I illl li h IIAIIK TK /UU-U'i •QO Ford "93 Ford ,; Cranford High School Fuhro's love of history, LOYALTY VIN/ 1B11 ( ii I1SHI t| i io ill mo CM Smiii Diiy Focus SE Sedan E-1SO Cargo V/iin Place School collected donations, for By GREG MARX EBATE fiiniKo 1 (I t(» in i r (n tin i liter s 101 c u I r l! h I ryl nulo Irani pwr history • teacher: and ; "I teach history as aruns deep, When, he was ' I "I 1 I in ) | in t inon Sin ill IHiy C M Huh itu triAnS)willd'ln< k AIR AM/rM VI nulo itahs.. pwi r.i'r/uik.'AHl. canine "troops"serving the « li it I u t i Ii WiJuu it K|niii{) O[it h illoon tiiiopt l crui n llum will AM.'FM f:.toiHo r.tiis. fnlly wills, Marine Corps, veteran story, and (the students) about 10 years old, he ran p in I t id It mi / Hill Itlpvnil $ UOf lllro I ifit n wip. -IG..I9/ mi . VIN • American effort in l/aq: For the full /0)0 mi VIN tfYW3?9)00 *XHH97'o31 '. • •.•'••- .Lawrence: Fuhro w.as in I i pi Ii ill I mm II /I I liny pncii Hid > 1000 photo and more on their efforts, see a museum out of his C I I I IJ it I |ii il are amazed that anything lvENILWORTH —; About 50 ; appointed, as the ..first garage .where he charged !5SB PageA-8. '•'., '.- :. .• ', . ; : Union County residents attended , , :MAI township historian. earli-' happened in this town. a mere 10-cent entrance : • -Mi T^. '99 Oldomobilo 'O1 Ford E2SO : a public forum in Borough Hall Brayada AWD Excondod Cargo Uan er this .year, afteryears oj"' You show them stuff that fee. As a teacher and his- • "C • • VG. lliilo trnilu, [JWf slr/ABS/r.ii.ilii, II cyl. .lulu Of) Ir.ln", pwi Tuesday night to organize opposi- EBATE J AIR, AM/FM slornb CD. cnlisn. tABS Alft AM/rM !"' .tenure as. the former torian, he has- definite MILITARY « happened . in this town : tion to the reactivation of the f.Ul' loalh, nidohll, ILJM rack. ^16,670 President of the-Cranford opinions about how See dealer for details. mi. VIN #XZ7O3309 '. •• ' •'.. Historical Society and as; Ralj^vay Valley and Staten Island and their eyes light, up.". youngsters these days railroads, said Mayor Michael a former vice president of — LarryFuhro relate to the subject.' ,-• BRAIVDIVEW '98 Chauralat , "OOMorcury the, '11111011 /County "American -.•'. children p .; aDO3CHEVY t t Tahoo LT4x4 : At the meeting,' Trlpodi said, Ukk 0 , .into' i r II ni,, |)wf Vt III lo tr in 1 iuv r Cruisinin Historical Society. '• . ~~^ 7 " • • • •• • : - .. have .so little sense of V6, Jiulb. linns, pwr gli.'brk/locks, AIR. AM/FM'slar'ao1 pass!'lilt,.r dbl.clolti'Int. Inter vdip, /l tvA » ll( k H 1;,I mu. [•ivinnl. « SlWJIl'OM b'liiail liny Mnhalu itlAlfl au BUY 'a business that is going to leave, '.. -t- ••'• - tion on the free event call Hot ui;ofJ',iHi(:ii!it..(;iiiih ;* S&OD (fdii-'dl ijinniny. Opt lifiliiidn [lymn <.u:/l i:.r.li •- ^i.'IIM dnir .it -,iilnlii(j Ofll liiillilon pynlill at tind' Attorney Harvey Fruchter has : ' nl HKIII ,$'i;, ()/ll 'III pyiiit:; *,IH.Vnli. lll'cosrtiicL tint tialliidn FOR Rods Garage at (908) 337 8050 1 because it causes more damages tiyinitl ?1S,^41 Hoy pricn'nicl. • S.llKK) OM tnti.il.v if.qu.ui OVER By LAUREN TRAINOR and Cindy's Book Barn is set to solicited proposals. '; . . ';. • P-- pylntil.S'jiPl'u- Iliiy Hf«:'l ("el J.IOOII GM''iuh,'ilir il i|ll,ll ONLY. •". *>* • Management Committee' and ... but I'm tired" of bleeding to : . close. •: . • •••••••'. ••. . ,.•- The municipal attorneys-. VEHICLES ll\l STOCK! III! CHRONICL1? • ; ." ' "• • other property owners expressed . 'death,"' said Mack at a July 9 MONTH . MUNI1-I . . The new eatery, said Ward, will concern over the types of business should select one of the firmsby, . •. rue. • • '. ron . : DMC meeting."! don-1-think the MI iCR/\NFORD, -• Visitors and in is MS MOS resemble, ". a ••''.-'•' ' - ,'-, moving into downtown, can be a viable down- early oV mid- August,Tripodisaid. YOU'RE IXIO REASONABLE i esidents of the downtown will Parisian bistro With representation secured, IHIY • Family Cars Mimvans d o \v n t p w n• tbw.n destination right now-^- run • h ive another choice on their and will .feature "Cranford right now. is railroad opponents will' begin ( - SUV's Luxury Cars Cranford. :•. • there are toi): many problems on W 953 BOSS... OFFER REFUSED! '• Trucks menu when. deciding vvhero to French doors making requests for information Imports/Domestic 1 just realizing its potential. One property our downtown." ' • Commentary A-4 spend their dining dollars, as opening up to an owner, • Tony under the Open Public Records Emma s Bn'ck Oven is set to open —. Cranford is going to ••'• But Ward believes Cranford's outdoor seating Mack, said he downtown is heading' in a vital Act, Tripodi said. He hasi repeat- '•'„ Community Life B-1 uouncl Oct. 1 according to prop- area ,.on. both refused a nail edly criticized the county for not EXTRA eity owner James Ward of Ward new direction, and the new Alden St. and —James-Ward salon and arestaurant will contribute to that providing information to affected DISCOUNTS Sports C-1 and O'Donhell Property Union. Aye. pizza ; parlor municipalities, . : "i ; FOR CURRENT downtown '.process,':' - '• • .••..'• - '•':\;\''-. •/.•• '-:'•'' Development Corp. ; Emma's, will sper because he felt ; In addition.to the legal efforts, B-2 The eating establishment, "Cranford right now is just GMAC lh Hours A Day Prime Time cialize in brick property owner that the down- realizing its potential —Cranford Tripodi said, a group of concerned LESSEES CHEVY CJ^/WO. BE THERE which just signed a 10-year lease oVeii thih-crust town .did not citizens are expected to attend A-6 for the building, will be located at is! going to boom," he said. ^You'll & AARP Obituaries...... pizza, while offering an Italian need more of. those types of busi- always run into people who don'jt the county Board of Freeholders'. the corner of Alden St. and North menu moderately priced at up to nesses, but also felt that the day . meeting July 24 to .express.iheir, MEMBERS 1 want change, but you have to. :;;: ; •;... B-6 Union, Ave.,; where th6 enipty opposition. •••..''.•••'• ', '/: ; ;V:';:;•;;•-. 2675ROUTE22 Real Estate...... $15an entree. ;; . : was coming where he would rent Everything ch«nges," . . ..' : ' "Prices lncl. all costs to be paid by the consumer except He;, reg, & taxes. Prices valid from 72 hrs. of publication. All payments based oh primary lender approval. GM & Lease programs subject to change without notice. Call storefront of Cranberry"Lane cur/ The nevy$ came shortly after. to anyone who.would express an dealer for updates, "on select models If qual. Subject to primary lending source approval. Rebate in lieu of financing. "Must be current GMAC Lessee. Lease must end between July 1,2003 and January 2, 2004. tSeverily of Police Log.;-. • .- , A* rently overlooks the streetsCape . some me. mbers of the Downtown interest in hw space.! ., ; ,. (Continued on page A-2). credit may affect down payment and choice of vehicle. Bankruptcies must be discharged. See dealer for details. Vehicles subject, to prior sale and programs subject to change due to advertising deadline.

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