XtBB www.nj.com/r*cordpr*ss Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Vol. 21, No. 38 Friday, September 22, 2006 50 cents A TRIBUTE TO VIETNAM VETS Board supports expansion of library, cafeteria Edison windows added to referendum the ballot question have not THE RECORD-PRESS yet been set, the cost of the work at all three schools WESTFIELD — After would total about $9.3 mil- extensive debate at two earli- lion, or approximately $70 er meetings, the Board of per year on the average local Education this week unani- home for 20 years. mously decided to submit Though it hasn't been the plans to the state focus of talks at recent meet- Department of Education for ings, the Lincoln School proj- Wlmiliiy wosKond a $3.2 million renovation and ect is the centerpiece of the expansion of Roosevelt The Scotch Plains-Fanwood High upcoming bond referendum School football team defeated East Intermediate School. and the key to addressing the Side 14-7 Saturday in its home open- But it was another, much enrollment crunch in the dis- er. The Westfield High School football smaller project — a partial trict's six elementary schools. team also won this past weekend, refurbishment of Edison With first grade enrollment overwhelming Cranford, 27-7, on Intermediate School at a cost now at its highest point since, Friday night. For more on those of a few hundred thousand 1970, only one of the elemen- dollars — that dominated the tary schools has either a games, and for results and pictures JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT from local high school soccer, see talks Tuesday before the music or an art room. The Sports, PageC-1. Vietnam War veteran Alan Hoapaa aita in mock captivity in a bamboo cage outaide the board approved that project', Lincoln project would allow Fanwood municipal building. too, in a split vote. the district to consolidate the The Roosevelt and Edison kindergarten and pre-K spe- projects, as well as a $6 mil- cial education classes in one Ex-soldiers climb into a cage lion remodeling of Lincoln place, freeing up a few class- School to allow it to be used rooms in each building. as a preschool/kindergarten Lincoln School is currently center, will now require voter leased to the Union County to evoke the suffering of POWs approval in a special referen- Educational Services dum scheduled for Jan. 23, By JOHN FEI 2007. Though final plans and (Continued on page A-2) CORRESPONDENT FANWOOD — Vietnam veteran Alan Hospes is being held captive in a six-foot by SP man charged six-foot cage made of bamboo sticks infested with plastic Nothing rats. He sits quietly on a bale with cultivating of hay as busy motorists whisk by on Martine Avenue. cheap about it This scene played out in The rock band Cheap Trick paid a broad daylight on the front pot in Roseland special visit to Nomahegan Park in lawn of borough hall Cranford over the weekend for the Saturday. Although Hospes's »y H>LI1 MURRAY The plants, guarded by a annual Music Fest celebration. For cramped situation seemed STAFF WRITER makeshift chicken-wire our reporter's experience at the awful, when compared to fence to keep out wildlife concert, see Community Life, Page what an actual prisoner of Two Union County broth- and watered by natural B-1. war in Vietnam had to endure, ers were arrested in streams that kept the it was like a walk in the park. Roseland last week, ground moist, were left to "The actual cages were charged with what police grow in a 3,000-square foot three times smaller," said Willie Mitchell, preaident of the Vietnam Veterans of are calling an unusual plan cannabis patch, said Willie Mitchell, president of America, Chapter 779, stands beside a POW flag. to cultivate marijuana McDonough. the Vietnam Veterans of along a major highway. The Vandermeiren broth- America (WA), Chapter 779 remaining missing soldiers Jeffrey Vandermeiren, ers would check in on their of Linden. "They built the "We don't want to might be," Mitchell said. He 53, of Cranford and Gordon crop periodically, according cages real small so you could- said that some Vietnam vet- Vandermeiren, 51, of Scotch to McDonough. He said they n't stretch your legs. If you did forget, and we don't erans are turning in war Plains were arrested just were arrested on the get out, you still couldn't run want people to forget." mementos they took from before 9 p.m. Sept. 12 on evening of Sept. 12 after because you had no feeling in their enemies, such as dri- charges of cultivating 182 they allegedly came to your legs." He explained in — Willie Mitchell ver's licenses and military marijuana plants in an iso- check on the plants, some of addition to torture inflicted registration cards. These lated spot off Route 280, which had grown to the by their captors, POWs had "The main purpose of the items are then returned to according to Roseland height of six feet. to fend off poisonous snakes vigil is to get the word out the families of the deceased Police Chief Richard Police surveillance teams! and fight the rats for the lit- to people that there are still Vietnamese soldiers. McDonough. spotted the pair and sprang' tle food that they did get. issues with missing soldiers As a result of the good The brothers had into action, arresting them According to Mitchell, 50 that are not resolved," said will generated by that allegedly selected a seclud- and seizing the cannabis soldiers from New Jersey Rick Harrison, president of process, villagers in ed spot in a wooded area, crop for evidence. Roseland are still classified as miss- Chapter 688. "There are Vietnam provide informa- more than a quarter mile police, the Essex County Quite a night ing in action from the still those not accounted for tion to help locate American from the walking paths fre- Sheriff's Office, and New Vietnam War. The members and it dates back to World quented by joggers at the One local teenager showed recently soldiera missing in action. Jersey State Police cooper- of the Linden chapter were War II, and we want to Recently, the remains of nearby Prudential corpo- ated in the arrests, with that she really can make a big differ- joined over the weekend by raise the public's aware- rate complex, for their pot ence in the lives of others, raising four New Jersey soldiers assistance from the New members of Chapter 688 in ness." were found and flown back plot. But the site was York City Police nearly $5,000 to pay for surgeries Westfield; they collaborated apparently not secluded needed by infants living in Chinese "Even today, there are to the United States for a Department. to stage the mock captivity Vietnam vets working long-delayed proper burial. enough — officers from The street value of the orphanages. To read the remarkable scene and to heighten the Roseland first began inves- story, see Community Life, Page B-1. directly with Vietnamese "We don't want to forget," plants was estimated by public's awareness about the soldiers, trying to gather said Mitchell, "and we don't tigating the illicit garden plight of POWs. information on where the want people to forget." on April 18. (Continued on page A-2) Family fun at Harvest Festival Fanny Wood Day set fer Sunday Union County's annual celebration of colonial life returns to the Traiiside Nature and Science Center in Mountainside this weekend. On tap are demonstrations of life in a bygone era, as well as a petting zoo, pony rides and more. See the story on Page A-8.

Commentary A-6 Community Life B-1 BROOKS CRANDALL/CORRESPONDENT Sports C-1 The annual Fanny Wood Day celebration returned to downtown Fanwood Sunday, offering plenty of young activities for young Prime Time B-2 and old alike. Among the many contests and games on the schedule this year were a pie-baking competition, a pie-eating Obituaries A-8 contest and the "Wheels on Parade" event (right), in which the borough's youngest residents were challenged to decorate a Real Estate B-6 bike, a wagon or a wheelbarrow — anything that could roll down the street. All the fun had area residents flying high and lumping for Joy, Including this student from Surgent's Elite School of Police Log A-3 Gymnastics (above). A-2 Record Press September 22. 2006 Edison windows added to project Joining hands to upgrade a school (Continued from page A-2) slightly over $1 million: way work at Roosevelt may be improvements to the side sacrificed to pay for the Commission, which operates driveway and rear parking Edison upgrades. Six mem- an alternative program at the area, $125,000; replacement bers voted in favor, with Alice site. If voters approve the of the 265 remaining original Hunnicutt and Julia Walker bond referendum, the school windows, $640,000; and voting against. could be in use as a kinder- replacement of lights and ceil- Board members said the garten center by 2008. Board ing tiles, $250,000. remainder of the work at members approved a resolu- None of the board mem- Edison will have to be accom- tion Tuesday that will allow bers wanted to include all the plished through the annual them to apply for debt service Edison projects into the refer- operating budget. aid from the state for the proj- endum. But .some, including Superintendent William ect in the future. President Anne Riegel, Foley said all the windows At Roosevelt, the plans pushed hard to include a will have to be replaced in approved by the board call for smaller amount to replace at five or six years, and in the a renovation of the six stair- least some of the windows. parking area, "we cannot wells and the hallways, the Riegel .said that the board has allow the status quo to exist. enclosure of the breczeway been so ineffective at conduct- Though resident turnout between the old and newing building maintenance at Tuesday's meeting was wings, and the expansion of through its annual operating light, the board also got some the library and cafeteria, budget, because of an empha- early feedback about how which are strained by the sis on classroom instruction their proposals might fair school's current enrollment of over facilities, that the refer- with voters. Amy Chin criti- slightly more than 700. Board endum should bo used as an cized the Lincoln School plan, members said the upgrades opportunity to get the repairs saying the district .should won't eliminate the need to started. instead build separate multi- move some students from the Not everyone felt the same purpose rooms at each ele- north side to Edison School on way, however. Board member mentary school to house the the south side at some point Richard Solomon said the music and art classes and in the future, but will allow talks had turned to Edison serve as recreation space. But Roosevelt to better serve its only because of a feeling that school officials dismissed her current student population. the referendum had to be bnl- alternative as too expensive. Area residents of all ages took up shovels and rakes recently at Calvary Lutheran About $1.15 million of the anced by directing funds to "If you think a bond of that Church in Cranford to Improve the church's nursery school and child care center play- Roosevelt project is dedicated both middle schools, even size would pass in this com- ground. The intergenerational event, led by Pastor Carol Lindsay, saw church and to the stairwell and hallway though Roosevelt is twice as munity, you have different school families working together to install safety mulching provided by funds from the upgrades, with the rest pay- old and in worse condition. neighbors than I have," Foley Union County Chapter of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. ing for the expansion and the "We made the need (at said. enclosure of the breezeway. At Edison) a higher priority A First Street resident, previous meetings, some because we were looking for meanwhile, said the Lincoln board members agonized something to do," he said. School project "will benefit about whether to ask voters Solomon also called for the the whole town." But he was Workshop planned for sports parents to support the expansion of board to try to avoid the less enthusiastic about the the project. But Tuesday, the "north aide, south side work at the middle schools — CRANFORD — The served basis; the program is help their child's coaches board voted unanimously in dynamic" that underlies com- "anything else, for now, seems Cranford Soccer Club is not just for soccer parents. and league administrators favor of the library and cafe- parisons of the middle to be too much," he said. sponsoring' a free Positive Reservations must be made establish and maintain a teria expansion after relative- schools. Board members have not Coaching Alliance (PCA) in advance by contacting positive competitive envi- ly little discussion of that In the end, though, the yet decided whether to pack- workshop for parents of Tom Dombrowski at . ronment," said topic. board approved a resolution age all the projects into one children participating in PCA, a Stanford Dombrowski, PCA •' Instead, board members calling for $200,000 to be referendum question, or to youth sports programs next University-based non-profit Coordinator for the spent a great deal of time spent to replace some of the break them out into two or YVednesdaj'. organization, works with Cranford Soccer Club. "The debating whether to add windows at Edison, with more more. That decision will not Registration is free and coaches, organizational workshop also gives par- upgrades at Edison into the work to be done at the school have to be made until shortly open to nil parents in the leaders and parents to ents tips for discussing referendum. The board heard if the Lincoln and Roosevelt before the public hearing, area on a first-come, first- occurrences in college and proposals for three projects at projects come in under budg- which will be held in late teach young athletes not the school, with a total cost of et; also, portions of the hall- November. only how to win, but also professional sports with Greg Marx is editor of The how to learn about team- their kids to bring out life Record-Press. He can be work, discipline, respect lessons." reached at (732) 396-4219 or SPman and goal-setting through "We are excited to start gm a rx@njnpu btish i ng. com, their sports experience. The our season with PCA work- K _. Scotch Plains Music Center charged PCA works with hundreds shops," said David Paradiso, of youth sports organiza- club president. "When The ALL Inclusive Music Store (Continued from page A-2) tions around the United championship coaches and States and has developed athletes like Phil Jackson, ...NOT Resort. 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WESTFIELD BRIEFS Church offers tips to keep kids safe WESTFIELD — Parents can learn tips Washington's inauguration on Wall Street. on how to ensure their children's safety at Several new members will receive their a special program from 2-4 p.m. Sunday in certificates at the meeting, and there will be the fellowship hall of the First Baptist an opportunity to volunteer with chapter Church of Westfield, 170 Elm St. events. "Keeping Kids Safe" addresses strategies The meeting is open to the public. Light for protecting children from abduction refreshments will be served. For more, con- and from sexual, physical, and emotional tact Warren C. Fristensky, chapter presi- abuse in the community and on the dent, at (908) 654-1741. Internet, The program offers suggestions applicable to kids from newborn to teens, and is appropriate viewing for ages high Bible study underway at church school through adult. WESTFIELD — Adult Bible Study ses- Derm Pratt of Fan wood, chairman of the sions have begun for the fall season at the church's Christian Education Committee First Baptist Church of Westfield, and the and an experienced presenter on child pro- group will meet 7:15-8:30 p.m. every tection with the Boy Scouts of America, will Tuesday in the lounge of the church, 170 facilitate a PowerPoint presentation. A Elm St. representative of the Westfield Police Next Tuesday, the class will begin a study Department has been invited to bring of the Old Testament Book of Ezekiel. One of detailed information about the Internet as the major prophets of Israel, Ezekiel offered well. The material uses recommendations rigorous guidelines for social justice, as well from national, .state, and service organiza- as mysterious symbolic images of events in tions. world history. Officers of the Rake and Hoe Garden Club for 2006-2007 are, from left: Gayle Lechner, The public is invited to attend. The Everyone is welcome at the Adult Bible recording secretary; Kris Luka, director; Pam Kolb, president; Ellen Cuddy, treasurer; and workshop is free, and childcare is provided Study. "No prior Bible knowledge is neces- Barbara Mullin, corresponding secretary. in an adjacent room. For more information, sary, just a desire to learn," said the Rev. call (908) 233-2278 or email Louis Ruprecht, minister of adult education [email protected]. and instructor for the class. For more infor- After taking home many honors, mation, call (908) 233-2278 or e-mail first- Y hosts program for families baptist, [email protected]. Rake and Hoe Club starts new year WESTFIELD —- The Westfield Area YMCA will host an event for single parent Learn more about Jr. Women WESTFIELD — The Rake Flower Show Incentive Garden at Miller-Cory earned families from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday. WESTFIELD — The Junior Women's Club and Hoe Garden Club started Award, and was honored by the club the Bernardsville Garden Club Civic of Westfield invites prospective members to a its new season on Sept. 13 the Demarest Garden Club as Single and divorced moms and dads Improvement award. The along with their children are invited to wine and cheese party at 7:30 p.m. with a potluck luncheon and the Highest-rated Standard Flower Show staged after a Yearbook which members use come to the Y's main facility at 220 Clark Wednesday. garden swap at the home of Darielle Walsh. The club wel- five-year period. The National for reference of activities and St. to enjoy pizza and swimming, Guests will have an opportunity to meet Garden Clubs, Inc. awarded members information Participants should bring their bathing comes new members to gener- with current members and to learn what the the flower show a blue ribbon. received the Certificate of suits and a towel. al meetings, which are held at club has to offer to the community. The Junior the Westfield YMCA at 12:30 The club is extremely Merit for Excellence, with The cost per family is $5. First time Women's Club of Westfield is a charitable, p.m. on the second Wednesday active at the state level also Gold Seal. families eat for free. service and educational organization. A few of of the month. and won the Doris L. The club has coordinated RSVPs are required by phone or e-mail. the non-profit group's efforts include scholar- Officers of the club were Cavanaugh Membership another full season of events, Call Jill Brown at (908) 233-2700, ext. 415 ship award programs, monthly donations to installed at last season's final Participation Trophy for the with the much anticipated or e-mail [email protected]. local families in need, clothing drives, volun- June meeting and include: highest percentage of mem- "Deck the Halls" house tour teering with local charities and fundraising Pam Kolb, president; Nancy bers participating in a state set for Saturday, Dec. 2, A close look at 19th-century fash- events to support Cherished Creations, Make- Smith, vice president; Gayle event (the State Flower Show Programs on the agenda also A-Wish Foundation and NJ SEEDS (Scholars, Lechner, recording secretary; at the Edison Exposition include traditional floral ion Education, Dedication and Success). Barbara Mullin, correspon- Center). designing by renowned WESTFIELD — From 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Members are as active as they choose to be, ding secretary; Ellen Cuddy, Rake and Hoe also has a Master Flower Show judge the Miller-Cory House Museum will feature and all women between the ages of 18 and 40 treasurer; and Kris Luka, very active junior youth divi- Betty Markendorf; indoor a program titled "Properly Attired: Early are welcome. director. sion which won the Katherine potting gardens; insects in 19th-century Fashion." For more information about the wine and The June luncheon was Cutler Award for the Best the garden; growing hydrangeas and mushrooms; Visitors will be able to imagine Mrs. cheese party or about the club, call Janine held at the Echo Lake Junior Garden Club in the Jacobson, first vice president, at (908) 789- Country Club, where mem- state. The club was also hon- and a special program on Cory "stepping out in stylo" in the early owls from the Raptor Trust. 1800s, as Rimate Maroney and Darlene 1008. bers were awarded state and ored for its work with Troop national trophies based on 72 Boy Scouts, which won the The club also volunteers for Palomho, dressed in Regency attire, discuss Mobile Meals, Cerebral Palsy women's fashions from 1800 to 1820. The past accomplishments. Rake Holly' Club of Sea Girt Y expands Adventure Guides and Hoe's very elegant and Memorial Trophy, presented and the Lyons Veterans' presentation will also include a display of Hospital. clothing, bonnets and other accessories WESTFIELD — The Westfield Area YMCA comprehensive flower show for an outstanding program from the museum's costume collection. is expanding its Adventure Guides program held last May, "Surfing the with youth. The state also The club coordinates many (formerly known as Indian Guides) for fathers Garden," was acknowledged awarded a certificate for the interesting field trips and Museum docents will be available on by the Garden Club of New 2005-2006 Youth Gardener's Sunday to guide visitors through the and their sons or daughters ages 4-9 years. workshops, like the one held An open house for the program will be held Jersey with the Dorothy M. Honor Roll. last Tuesday on making restored, fully furnished colonial era farm- Schick Award for Staging "hypertufa" containers. For house. Members of the cooking committee 7:30-8:30 p.m. Sept. 28 at the Robert & The club also provides Virginia Bauer Family Branch on East Broad Excellence. The show also service to community gardens more information or to join will prepare food over the open hearth fire took home the Eleanore M. such as Shadowlawn and the adult or junior member and offer taste treats for visitors to enjoy. Street. The purpose of the program is to strengthen the parent-child bond by fostering Huson Trophy for Excellence Miller-Cory. The creation of club, contact Nancy Smith at Admission is $2.50 for adults and $1 for understanding and companionship. Monthly of Schedule and the GCNJ the Children's Sensory (908) 654-9477. students; children under 4 are free. For meetings for father/child pairs meet in small more information, call the museum office at circles in participants' homes for games, (908) 232-1776. crafts, discussions and refreshments. Local book club enjoys a special treat Quarterly events are intended for all circles Musician to visit SAR meeting and may include campouts, trips to the zoo, Words and Wisdom members he has a deep appreciation of children's theater and more. nature. WESTFIELD — The September meeting In Adventure Guides, the Circle communi- Following up on the theme of the Sons of the American Revolution, ty is the program's basic group unit, providing win an interview with author Doerr of snowflakes, Barbara West Fields Chapter, will be held in the a structure, a sense of community and support WESTFIELD — One of Westfield home, where she Kemps, a craft enthusiast, Community Room of the municipal build- for all group activities. Adventure Guides the most exciting evenings in and her 10 book club friends, presented each of her fellow ing, located at 425 East Broad St., at 8 p.m. (parents) and Explorers (children) meet in the history of the Words and who have known each other book club members with a Monday. Circles twice a month and participate in Wisdom Book Club in for 10 to 20 years, learned handmade chocolate Linda Russell, a musician and historian, Expedition adventures such as overnight Westfield took place this about the source of inspira- snowflake. In addition to Doerr and Kemps, the other will be featured at the meeting. Russell has camping throughout the year. The program is month. The members partici- tion for the novel, which cen- produced recordings and performed as a based heavily on rituals and traditions that pated in a private phone members of the book club are: ters on an Alaskan meteorol- Joan Burns, Margie Coltrera, musical balladeer at Federal Hall National bring a sense of continuity, community, interview with Anthony ogist's gift of premonition. Kathy Fitzpatrick, Marianne Memorial, bringing the 18th century vividly intrigue and magic to the program. Doerr, author of About Grace, They discovered that to life for visitors to the site of George For more information on the program, Flood, Chris Molloy, Beth a novel that was named a Doerr, who also writes a sci- Gillin, Debbie Kendrick, Lee Washington Post Booktvorld ence column in the Boston Kivetz, and Lorre Korecky. best book of the year. Globe and was once a profes- The. club meets approximate- Lucy Banta, recording sec- sor at Princeton University, ly 10 times a year and has retary for the book club, drew upon much of his sci- read more than 75 books thus which was formed in 1998, ence background for the far. won a contest that enabled all novel. Recalling a book about As the interview came to a What Are 11 members to receive com- snowflakes he read as a child, close, Doerr told the women, plimentary copies (jf the novel which is actually mentioned "I am thankful that you sup- and speak to the author him- in About Grace, the author port reading, and I think the self. The telephone interview told the book club members resurgence of book clubs in took place at Banta's that, like the main character, America is wonderful." Sign up now for Miller-Cory 6ghost walk' WESTFIELD — On Oct. 1, Lorraine Moore of Spirit Jersey. the Miller-Cory House Connections in Port Colden The public is invited to join Museum, located at 614 will conduct the walk. Moore Moore as she explores and Mountain Ave., will host a has conducted similar tours shares her impressions of the special "ghost walk." at historic Shippen Manor Miller-Cory House, built in Professional psychic Museum in Oxford, Now 1740 by Samuel Miller. Tours will be held at 5 p.m. and again at 6 p.m. The muse- A Gold Mine in Bedroom Drawers um will not be open during its Newswire: People are selling their old broken and outdated items tike regular Sunday hours of 2-4 p.m. scrap gold that is gathering dust for chains, charms, rings and more. The fee for the program is its ensh value because gold prices "Everyone has bits of gold just lying $8 per person. Space is limit- are so high. With the price oPgold at a around which can lie turned into cash" ed and pre-registration is 25 year high (over $650.00 per ounce). says Richard ZakrofT, VP of required; call the museum at it makes sense. ScrapOold.com, a marketing. "Even old denial gold has (908) 232-1776 for reserva- gold recycler, offers free insured value." ScrapCiold.com processes tions. Complimentary refresh- ments will be served. This recycle kits so people may cash in their over 10,000 recycle Kits per month. program is not recommended scrap with 24 hour service and People can get a free GoldKit for young children. guarantee satisfaction. They accept at 1-«<)O-2X3-47(X) orScrapGold.com. The Miller-Cory House Tee it up. Museum stands on the "road to the mountains" in Somerset County Parks offer five of the most pristine Golf DON'T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB. Westfield. 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September 22. 2006 Record Pr A-5 CAMPAIGN 2006: SCOTCH PLAINS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Learn how Dems: Campaign to make use of OPRA is really cooking now Union County citizens will Neal LeStrange, Kevin point the finger elsewhere as have an opport unity to receive Glover and Jeff Strauss are much as they want, but. we free training on how to use the looking up a storm. The three only need to look close to Open Public Records Act to *"" mocratic candidates for home to see a significant obtain public documents from nahip Council were in cause of our high property their local governments in a ction at the grill at the bar- taxes," he said. "Just down the program presented next week. teque held on Sept. 9 at street from Linda Stender's The free .seminar, scheduled terseyland Park. campaign headquarters sits for 7 p.m. Sept. 28 at the The barbeque was held as the Scotch Plains municipal Cranford Community Center, irt of the candidates' effort building, which will undergo a 220 Walnut Ave., is being spon- bring their campaign to $3 million renovation after sored by the Union County local neighborhoods. They being poorly maintained for Watchdog Association (UCWA*). •ere joined by Linda Stender, years. This isn't the only Tho New Jersey Foundation for democratic candidate for the township building suffering Open Government, the state. nited States Congress in the the results of neglect. Our advocacy organization dedicat- sventh District. current local governing body ed to open government, will Guests were invited by has not been a good caretak- provide the training and mate- itten invitation and tele- er." rials, and representatives from phone. "When we called peo- "A number of people the organization will answer »le about the barbeque the brought up the Star- Ledger questions and provide follow-up prevailing message we got article of a few weeks back support. ick is that's its time for a about the property tax pain "Hosting events such as this :hange," LeStrange said. index, in which Scotch Plains one in Union County gives us People told us that we need a did not fair well when com- the opportunity to educate the Township Council that con- pared with the other towns in public and give them the neces- lects with the people. That's Democratic candidates Neal LeStrange, Kevin Glover and Jeff Strauss man the grill at a Union County." added recent campaign barbecue. sary tools to participate in the why Kevin, Jeff and I are run- Strauss. "You can't sit back legislative process, thereby ling." and wait for others to solve a costly litigation with employ- voter information. "We don't Internet. The Township has a holding elected officials As the Democrats have problem. The people of Scotch ees that could be avoided with feel that the current web site, but it leaves much to accountable at all levels of gov- jeen out on the campaign Plains deserve, a government better management." Republican Township council be desired. You can't down- ernment" said Tina Rennn, rail, Glover said, they have that will manage it assets The candidates noted that has done an effective job of load forms. Information about president of the UCWA. earned that the number one wisely and not spend money a Web site has been set up for communicating with our resi- public meetings is not avail- Approximately 100 people ssue on the voters' minds is frivolously on half million dol- their campaign at dents," said Strauss. "Much able. We plan to change that attended a UCWA-sponsored axes. "Our all-Republican lar mini-golf, increased repair www.spdems.com, which will more can be done to supply to make our local government program last year in which a Fownship Council can try to costs to neglected buildings or be updated and will include information through the more accessible." trainer from the Citizens' Campaign taught attendees how to effectively advocate and participate in municipal gov- Republicans launch ambitious door-to-door campaign ernment. Many people who Republican Scotch Plains heard on the campaign trail Youth Baseball Association in Scotch Plains over the last isn't room for improvement, attended expressed an interest Township Council candidates in 2002 is once again number for a number of years. He several years. Our families though. Meeting our resi- in learning more about the ave begun the 2006 cam- one on the list this year. has also been a member of are particularly pleased with dents one on one is a great Open Public Records Act aign with an ambitious plan People are beyond frustrated the Scotch Plains Zoning the number of new and reno- educational tool for us as (OPRA). o knock on more than 2,000 with the property tax crisis Board of Adjustment for vated ball fields established elected officials and also Space for the upcoming sem- "loors in the various neigh- in New Jersey. three years. in Scotch Plains, the way the serves to inform our citizens inar is limited. Reserve your rhoods of the community However, with all the pub- Said Duthie, "In addition Township Council is using of what programs are avail- seat by contacting Renna at ifore Election Day on Nov. licity given to the recent to hearing frustrations from the Open Space Trust Fund able for them and what ini- (908) 709-0530, or email her at state budget fiasco in to acquire privately owned tiatives are planned for TinaRenna@UnionCountyWatc There is no better way to Trenton, the corresponding land, and the way we have Scotch Plains." hdog.org. ear the concerns and sug- hike in the state sales tax, "The top concern partnered with Union gestions of our residents and the hearings going on in we heard on the cam- County Officials to establish han by meeting them one to the Legislature regarding recreational facilities, con- me at their homes," said property taxes, I am seeing paign trail in 2002 is duct a much-needed deer Deputy Mayor Nancy Malool. that residents are grasping once again number management program, and 'Having been through the the fact that if any substan- ensure proper use of the 20- rocess once before in 2002, I tial change is going to hap- one on the list this plus acres of the Ponderosa an tell you how valuable it pen, it has to begin with year. People are property on Cooper Road. s to visit individual neigh- action from state govern- beyond frustrated with Seniors are particularly qfHmtes rhoods and see and hear ment." excited with the prospect of a irsthand what is on the Rich Duthie is the third the property tax crisis new senior citizen facility in October 5th- 8th inds of our residents. Once member of the GOP team. He in New Jersey." town and the way our Jour 34 select new homes! n office I was able to apply takes the spot on the ticket Township Council has for preview* what I learned on the cara- from Councilman Frank — Carolyn Sorge backed the project." www.obhomebuilclers.org laign trail to actual govern- Rossi, who is retiring from Added Malool, "I have Tickets $10, ng." the Township Council after our residents on the sales tax always gotten the sense that info 252-44^-8232 Councilwoman Carolyn seven years of service. hike and the lack of action our residents are proud to •Jorge, a lifelong resident of Duthie now serves as a mem- from our state leaders on the call Scotch Plains home and Scotch Plains, served as ber of the board of trustees at property tax crisis, I am also are generally pleased with leputy mayor in 2005. Of her the Fanwood Scotch Plains hearing real enthusiasm the services provided by the campaign for re-election, she YMCA and has been an offi- about many of the accom- municipality. It would be aid, "The top concern we cer and coach in the SPFplishments we have realized foolish to think that there I HealthUnkl

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ITSE1F various times, shown both the strengths and weaknesses of that body. First, the good. After reviewing a report from the Citizens' Advisory Committee on Enrollment, the board quickly settled on a cost-effective strategy to free up class- room space at the elementary level — renovate Lincoln School for use as an early childhood center containing kindergarten and pre-K classes. School board members have patiently and persuasively argued the merits of this approach, which is that consolidating kindergarten at Lincoln will free up rooms in each of the six elementary schools, allowing the district to set aside dedicated space for art and music and/or keep class size down to more desirable levels. No one thinks of centralized kindergarten as a good in and of itself, and the $6 million price tag isn't exactly cheap. But think of it this way — for one year of inconvenience nt the start of each child's education and $1 million per school, the community can substantially improve the elementary experience for local students. That's a good deal, and we urge residents to support the project when it comes up for a vote in January. Now, the bad. In its consideration of facilities projects at Roosevelt and Edison intermediate schools, the board has demonstrated indecisiveness, skittishness and undue def- erence to the worst instincts in the community rather than Call this one the game that got away the leadership that is needed. This week, the board voted to send to the state plans for both a $3 million-plus I should've been at that find room in Pirates. But desk in Virginia Monday upgrade at Roosevelt, which consists of badly-needed ren- game. the budget for as fate would afternoon, resigned to watch- ovations and an expansion of the library and cafeteria, and I could've been at that the tickets have it, they ing the game at home on the gome. north from hit a skid, got Internet, answering phone about $100,000 to $200,000 worth of window upgrades at I would've been at that D.C., and swept in the calls from Josh, listening sec- Edison. If that package makes you raise your eyebrows, game. But, with apologies to maybe I could Steel City ondhand to Shea and vicari- you're not alone. Tug McGraw, I didn't believe. find a way to and came ously feeling the buzz of the Typically, bond referendunis arc; used to pay for neces- As late as 3 p.m. Monday, squeeze back to New city as the Mets — maybe just sary projects that can't feasibly be funded through a school there was a ticket to Shea another day York with a for a day — reclaimed their district's annual budget. The work at Roosevelt certainly Stadium reserved for me. But off work. But By Daniel Murphy chance to place as the toast of the town. meets those criteria. Over the course of three recent meet- there wasn't an Amtrak or it'd be irrele- sweep on Now I have to hope for the ings, board members and district officials have made u airline ticket alongside it. vant. No way would it take Sept. 18 — and a chance for stars to align again in strong case that the existing stairwells at Roosevelt pose a If I could've found a way to all the way until Sept. 18 to me to get my wish. October — for the Mets to clinch, especially when the safety hazard and that the size of the library and cafeteria get to Shea, I could've seen For 20 years and a day, play well enough to set up the game that clinched the Mets won 12 of 14 to end another Can't-Miss-It-No- compromise the student experience. It remains to be seen since I sat with my mom and National League East for the August. sister and watched Doc Matter-What-The-Bosses- whether the community is willing to bear the cost for this first time in 18 years, high- Why plan the trip? Why Gooden lead the Mets past Say moment at Shea, and for work on top of the Lincoln project and annual increases in iived and hugged strangers spend the money and take the Cubs on Sept. 17,1986 for Josh to find a way to come up school, town and county taxes, but the proposal is a worthy and felt like a New Yorker the time off work for what their first divisional champi- with overpriced, noise bleed one, and a referendum is the only way to pay for it. again. was going to be a meaning- onship of my lifetime, I had seats. But by adding a relatively minor (though also neces- But who knew? less game on a Monday night hoped to be at that game, Because if it happens sary) project at Edison into the mix, the board sent one of About a month ago, my old in a half-empty stadium, hoped to be part of the again, there is no way I'm two messages to voters: First, wo art; incapable of finding college roommate Josh, a watching the backups and euphoric celebration that missing that game. a few hundred thousand dollars in our annual budget to diehard Mets fan and September call-ups play out rocks the upper deck at Shea, Daniel Murphy was sports Manhattan resident, boldly the string while the starters hoped to add to the deafening conduct needed maintenance work. Or second, we believe editor of the Record-Press and predicted the Mets would get some much deserved rest? roar drowning out Cranford Chronicle from that families on the "south side" won't vote for upgrades at clinch on Sept. 18 and confi- Surely, I thought, the Mets LaGuardia's incoming 1999-2004, winning five New a "north side" school unless they get something out of it, dently bought a block of tick- would clinch by the 12th or flights. Jersey Press Association even if the priority is higher on the north side. ets. One was earmarked for 13th. And if that didn't hap- But I was either too opti- awards for his writing. He cur- Neither oftho.se messages is especially inspiring. And if me — a nice gesture that I pen, there was no way they mistic or too pessimistic to rently lives in Arlington, Va. that second thought guided the board's thinking — well, never believed was necessary. wouldn't get the necessary believe it would take until You can email him at darnel- it's past time for local officials to find a way to lead resi- Maybe, I thought, I could wins against the lowly Sept. 18, and I was behind my m u rphyla w@ya hoo.com. dents past the north/south tension, rather than letting their decisions be guided by it. Though board members voted Tucsdnj' to send the plans for the three schools to the state, the project can still be Letters to the Editor tweaked before the public vote. And one big question, in particular, remains: whether to bundle all the projects into Excitement surrounds been told many stories concerning our income tax reduction, even if only by 1 one question on which residents must say yea or nay, or to wealthiest citizens. New Jersey's highest percent, and cut spending by billions as earners are rapidly changing their pri- break them down into separate ballot items. Strategic outlined in the Republican anti-tax downtown Fanwood mary residence because of the ongoing plan. He must also put a hold on the arguments can be made for either option, but the appropri- barrage of new and higher taxes being $500 million of "pork" from this year's ate choice is to separate the projects into middle school To The Record-Press: launched from Trenton. This past Sunday, Sept. 17, Fanwood's budget. and elementary school questions. School board members Hedge fund executives, who do most of We have a crisis, and mission control have made their decision. Now, it's the voters' turn. annual Fanny Wood Day Festival took place downtown. The event was very their business by telephone and online, better respond quickly before New well attended and brought area resi- have declared their utter contempt with Jersey's government realizes that tax dents out to take advantage of a wide this latest assault from Trenton and are revenues are rapidly descending. range of activities geared towards the executing their plans to relocate their res- JON BRAMNICK QUOTABLE entire family. idence. These individuals will continue to Assemblyman, Dist. 21 maintain a second home in our state, but The author represents a district that While the day was filled with tradi- will pay their taxes to another state. tional street vendors and children's includes Westfield. "Having open and frank discussions with the par- amusements, it was also a great oppor- It is incumbent upon our governor to ents and teachers, I think we can survive the tunity for residents to be updated on the immediately ask the Legislature to good tilings going on around Fanwood. reduce some of the onerous taxes. The his- Ferguson is Halloween season quite well." — Scotch Plains- There were a large number of nonprofit toric argument that it is cheaper to live in Fanwood Superintendent Margaret Hayes, about agencies and community organizations New Jersey than New York no longer 'not an ideologue' ready to share their stories and activi- holds water. the enforcement of the district's new nutrition policy. ties, as well as an opportunity for the Below, find some real examples of high To The Record-Press: See the story on Page A-3. residents to see and ask me first hand earners who will soon no longer pay sub- Linda Stender's negative campaign about the ongoing development happen- stantial taxes to our state: against Mike Ferguson will fail this ing downtown. There was a lot of enthu- A financial leader making $50 million, November because voters in this dis- siasm and support for the various proj- a longtime resident of New Jersey, has trict know that Congressman Mike ects, and I thank all those who stopped announced to friends that he is changing Ferguson is an independent fighter for by to chat with me. his domicile;. us and not an ideologue like Stender. As mayor, I want to extend a special A New Jersey money manager, who The non-partisan National Journal thank you to those who volunteered has offices in both New Jersey and New ranks members of Congress along an their time and energy over the last sev- York had kept records to avoid onerous ideological scale based upon their vot- eral months to ensure the day was a New York taxes on days he did not visit ing records. According to the National NJN Publishing ©2006 his New York office. The difference is now Journal, Congressman Ferguson is A Perm Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper complete success. Thanks to the commit- tee made up of Jennifer Ricci, the co- so minimal he no longer keeps the records more liberal than 40 percent of his col- chair, and Pam Sayles, Pat Plante, Don and simply pays New York's taxes. The leagues (of both parties) and more con- Wussler, Bruce Zakarin, Lynn Sorf, approximate income of this person is $15 servative than 56 percent of them. Publlshcr/VP Advertising .Eileen Bickcl 732-396-4404 Phyllis Mirabella, Lindn Caminiti and to $20 million. Sounds fairly mainstream, right? Advertising Director enrol Illadun 732-396-4975 Clint Dickson. Joe Higgins and Joan We are also all aware of the average Linda Stender, who voted 99 percent Editor Greg Marx 732-396-4219 Wheeler acted as council liaisons. working families and their exodus from of the time with Jim McGreevey and .Sports Editor Joe Scrwin 732-396-4202 COLLEEN MAHR our state. How many of us have heard the raised our taxes over and over again, Mayor, Borough of Fanwood conversation, "...I can't wait to retire so I wants to fool voters into thinking that ' can move out of this state, these taxes Ferguson is too conservative for this are killing me." Many people do not even district. The facts tell a different story. Jersey residents have the option of waiting until retire- I will be voting to re-elect Mike ment; they are being forced out by the Ferguson into Congress in November. 301 Central At rntte, Clark. ,V,/. 07066 fleeing high taxes wasteful spending habits of those elect- Stender's negative campaign won't ed to protect them. work with this voter. I'reslili-nl Thiiiiias II. Kn-ki-l WK-"MH747 To The Record-Press: During this special session, the gov- MAUREEN A. MAWBY Senior V.P. Operallnns jnseph Ckilnso l)m (W, Sonvnillr. NJIlfWh Siibsrrl|i(Jiiimlrat» ittiil. iwHarvnhln IiiiouGmiili SI", IMII ofi'imtm tin,'«« "f Photographs. 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SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD BRIEFS Rabies clinic is planned next week SCOTCH PLAINS — A free rabies clinic for Library at 7 p.m. Sept. 28 to discuss breast cats and dogs sponsored by the Scotch Plains health. Health Department will be held 6:30-8:30 p.m. Included in the program will be current Wednesday at the north side firehouso on updates on healthy choices to help women avoid Senger Place, across from the municipal build- breast cancer. Dietary and screening recommen- ing. dations will be offered. A question and answer Cats must be in cat carriers or a box and period will lie available during the presentation. accompanied by an adult able to control the The library is located at 1927 Bartle Ave., one animal. If this is the animal's initial vaccina- block from Park Avenue in the center of town. tion, which includes those pets with an For further information or directions, call (908) unknown vaccination history, the inoculation 322-5007. has a one-year duration. Subsequent booster vaccinations have a three-year duration if the animal is 6 months or older. 2006 cat licenses K mi v eon will present two plays will be available at the clinic and cost $5 if the SCOTCH PLAINS — From 3-5 p.m. Oct. 1, animal is spayed or neutered. Cats will be vac- TV actor Frank Runyeon will present two short cinated the first hour, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. plavs at St. Bartholomew's Church, located at Dogs must also be accompanied by an adult 2032 Westfield Ave. able to control the animal. Revaccination is not The plays include "Sermon on the Mount," as necessary for three years unless the dog is told by the Apostle Matthew to the early church under 6 months of ape, thus requiring revacci- in Antioch, and "Hollywood vs. Faith," which nation the subsequent year (or if the animal's deals with the struggle to live as a Christian in vaccination history is unknownJ. 2006 dog an age of media values. Barry Galitzer of Fanwood will present a program on tai chi at the Monday meeting of the licenses will be available for $6.20 if the dog is Both productions are suited for adults and College Club of Fan wood-Scotch Plains. spayed/neutered, $9.20 if not. Dogs will be vac- teens. A free-will offering will be taken up. cinated the second hour, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Questions may be directed to Linda Attanasio at Residents must have a check or exact, cash (908)322-5192, ext. 112. Club will host tai chi demonstration for the licenses. The New Jersey Department of Health rec- FANWOOD — The College Club of and group classes, including sessions for the ommends vaccination every two years, and a Get help with your college essays Fanwood-Scotch Plains will present the Westfield Recreation Department. He initi- license will not be issued by the township program "Tai Chi: The Martial Art for ated the tai chi program on Sundays in the FANWOOD — The Fanwood Memorial 1 unless the vaccination is valid for the entire Library will be hosting two evenings of College Health," at its September meeting next sum HUM ;tm! fall at Taniaques Park in licensing period. Essav Emergency Assistance from 7-9 p.m. Oct. Monday. Westfiold. (Jalitzer also has a black belt in For further information, call (908) 322-6700, 3 and Oct. 10. Borough resident Barry Galitzer will Issain Shain karate. ext. 1-309. Registration is required and seating is limit- conduct a presentation highlighting the The program will take place immediately ed. High school seniors can register for one health benefits of tai chi. He will focus on following the 8 p.m. club meeting at the Library storj times start soon night of the program. the definition, styles and principles of tai Forest Road Park Community Building, Melissa Jurist, educational consultant, will chi and demonstrate the 24 forms as well as directly off Midway Avenue. The public is SCOTCH PLAINS — Fall storytime and offer insight from her experience on admission the martial features. The program will con- welcome to attend the presentation free of crafts programs begin Monday and will run committees, as well as 20 years of persuasive clude with audience participation in chi- charge. through Nov. 10 at the Scotch Plains Public writing. Students should bring draft essays and kung. The Colle^c Club of Fanwood-Scotch Library. application forms. Galitzer, is a student and teacher of tai Plains is dovoU-d to providing scholarships Sessions are available for all ages, beginning For more information and to register, call chi. He has studied the subject with Sifa- to young women of high school and college with Lapsit Storytime for babies and toddlers Nancy at the library at (908) 322-G400. Shu Chao of Fanwood for 12 years, and the age who reside in the community. up to 23 months and continuing through martial arts in general for 35 years. In addi- For more information about the pro- Afterschool Adventures for students through tion to assisting Sifa-Shu Chao in her class- gram, contact Carolyn Dittus at (908) 233- second grade. Dance club hosts party at KoC es, Galitzer has taught numerous private 29-18. A special family storytime will be held on SCOTCH PLAINS — The Friday Niters Tuesday and Saturday afternoons. For specific Dance Club will hold its next dance on Oct. 6 at times and descriptions of the six levels of pro- the Knights of Columbus hall on North Avenue, gramming, call the Children's Department at next to Charlie Brown's, from 8 p.m. to mid- JCC hosts course on Jewish literature (908) 322-5007, ext. 209. night. The LIFE Center, estab- Recently she was featured in Stories from the shtetl will The Scotch Plains Library is located at 1927 The guest fee is $25 per couple, which lished in 1984, brings col- local Jewish newspapers for be juxtaposed against mod- Bartle Ave. includes snacks, desserts and soft drinks. logo-level academic classes her work in highlighting ern Jewish voices in order to Ballroom music will be supplied by a disc jock- off-campus to senior citizens hate cartoons in the Arab examine their ideas from a ey, and requests are welcomed. at a number of locations in media. In 2005. she received literary and historical per- SP resident is serving in Iraq For more information or to make a reserva- New Jersey. Currently a Feinstein Fellowship from spective. SCOTCH PLAINS — 2nd Lt. James G. tion, call Joan or Frank at (908) 654-5183. underway is the course enti- the Center for American More than 3.000 Union Dobis, a township resident, is currently serving tled "Through the Looking Jewish History in ("oimty senior citizens are as an anti-tank platoon leader in Operation Glass of Jewish Literature." Philadelphia. involved in the LIFE Center Iraqi Freedom. Seniors to take trip to West Point Taught in English by Eileen It is "through legi-nd." program. The classes are Dobis is a member of 3rd Brigade, 2nd SCOTCH PLAINS — The Scotch Plains F. Toplansky, the course Toplansky said, "that one free and courses may be Infantry Division Stryker Brigade Combat Senior Citizen Advisory Committee is offering a coves a wide array of stories may penetrate the Jewish taken for college credit. Team based out of Fort Lewis, Wash, His mili- trip to the Thayer Hotel in West Point, N.Y on that give insight into Jews nation's living home and The? LIFE Center can be tary schooling includes Infantry Officer Basic- Oct. 18. A luncheon featuring soup, green and and Judaism. behold its inward parts." reached by phone at (908) Course, Hand to Hand other cold salads, cold cuts, cheese platter, top On Wednesdays, the This course will focus on sto- 497-4360, or contact Combat Instructors sliced sirloin of beef, chicken, penne, cakes and course is held from 12:30- ries from wherever Jews Theresa Whetstine at whet- Course, Airborne School pies with coffee or tea will be served during the 2:30 p.m. at the Green Lane have traveled and lived. [email protected]. and Combat Lifesavers noon performance. Y, 501 Green Lane, Union. Course. He also previ- Autumn in the Hudson Valley is a "show" in On Fridays, the class is held ously served in the itself, but the performance in the hotel will be from 10 a.m.-noon at the National Guard with filled with music in a rousing celebration of the Wilf Jewish Community Bravo Company 1/114 great American Songbook, "From Gospel to Campus, 1391 Martine Ave. save your energy Infantry out of Gershwin." Leading artists from the Broadway in Scotch Plains. Freehold. stage, film and TV recordings will be showcased. Instructor Eileen Dobis graduated A fee of $40 per resident will insure a reser- Toplansky is a native of New from Scotch Plains- vation. Non-residents will be accepted, if space York who has a master's Fanwood High School in is available, at a cost of $42. Registration is now degree in English literature. 2001, where he was open: all registrations must be made during reg- Currently an adjunct squadron commander of the Airforce Jr. ROTC ular office hours in the Recreation Office, Room instructor at Kean Program. He received his associate's degree 113 of the municipal building on Park Avenue. University and Middlesex from Valley Forge Military College in 2003 and The bus will leave at 9:45 a.m. from the rear County College, Toplansky his bachelor's in criminal justice from Rutgers of the municipal building and returns at also teaches Jewish history University, in 2005. approximately 5:30 p.m. and literature at Dobis is the son of Leonard J. and Maureen For more, "call (908) 889-2084, or (908) 322- Congregation Beth Israel in G. Dobis and brother to one sister, Elizabeth. 6700, ext. 220. Scotch Plains. Choose Pella and For the past 20 years, she lower your energy Society to learn about cooper's role has been a zamler, or book bills without Community calendars on sale now collector, for the National lifting a finger. SCOTCH PLAINS — Not long ago, the vil- The 2006-2007 College Club of Fanwood- Yiddish Book Center in lage cooper — i.e. the barrel maker — was a Scotch Plains Community Calendars are now Amherst, Mass, and has res- • You relax; we insrall. very important person in his community. available at $7 each. cued more than 2,000 At its next meeting, scheduled for 8 p.m. • We can fit your style College Club members can pick up their cal- Yiddish books. In addition, and budget. Tuesday, the Historical Society of Scotch Plains endars at the homes of Ginger Rachko, Meril she has been a guest speaker and Fanwood will learn more about this impor- Dnvies or Susan Rau. The public can purchase at the "Night of Learning" • Wa offer the #J tant colonial profession from Gene Fox, a calendars from a College Club member or at series sponsored by the JCC window for energy retired biology teacher who has studied and col- the following locations: Irma's Hallmark, in Scotch Plains. efficiency among top lected cooper's tools for 30 years. He will be Young Paints, Scotchwood Pharmacy, Wallis Toplansky is particularly national brands.' bringing along tools and some finished barrels Stationery and the public libraries of Fanwood proud of her work assisting for the audience to examine. and Scotch Plains. Russian Jewish refuseniks The free meeting will be held at the Scotch during the 1970s and 1980s Hills Country Club on Plainlield Avenue and The calendar sale is one of the two major fundraisers sponsored by the College Club of as part of the Student Jerusalem Road. 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Science Center, located at He was a partner with He was predeceased by his 452 New Providence Road Nichols, Thomson, Peek & wife, Eleanor Clark Thomson. in Mountainside. The festi- Phelan and with the New York Surviving are two daugh- val will be held from 11 firm of Chadbourne, CNeil and ters, Eloise Schundler of a.m.-5 p.m., rain or shine. Thomson. Mr. Thomson also Westfield and Linda Murray of The Harvest Festival served as the municipal judge Wolfeboro; seven grandchil- sends visitors back in time in Westfield for about a decade. dren, Rusty, Rob, Trudy and to bring Native American He was a U.S. Army veteran Libby Schundler and Jennifer, and colonial history to life. of World War II. Deborah and John Murray; Ron LcHew, the venerable Mr. Thomson volunteered and four great-grandchildren. town crier, will keep things with many organizations that Private burial was under in perspective as he makes assist children. He was a troop the direction of the Gray his rounds announcing the leader for the Boy Scouts, the Funeral Home, Westfield. A news and events of the day. leader of a Hi Y group, and the memorial service will be Frank Thorne will stroll chairman of the Juvenile offered at the Presbyterian around the festival grounds Conference Committee. Church later this fall. in period costume, .spinning He was also active formor e Donations may be made to the tales of history and than 50 years with the Westfield YMCA, the intrigue. Presbyterian Church in Presbyterian Church or the Other highlights include Westfield, where he served as Wolfeboro Area Children's a Revolutionary War The 25th annual Union an elder, taught Sunday School, Center. encampment, Native County Harvest Festival will American dancing plus a be held 11 a.m.-5 p.m. lodge and artifact display, Sunday, rain or shine, at the Ernesto Cerimele colonial and Native Trailside Nature and Science Ernesto Cerimele, 81, died Club of Scotch Plains. American crafts and work Center, 452 New Providence Sept. 16, 2006, at his residence Surviving are his son, skill demonstrations, a pet- Road In Mountainside. Among the festival's many in Scotch Plains. John, and his wife Adele; two ting zoo, pony rides, butter Born in Aginone, Italy, he brothers, Gino and Pierino churning, silhouette-cut- events are demonstrations of colonial tasks and a moved to Scotch Plains in 1966. Cerimele; and three grand- ting, tin-piercing, basket- scarecrow-building contest; After coming to the United children, Fabrizia Rotondo making, log-sawing and also on tap are live music, States, Mr. Cerimele was a and Ernesto and Angelo shingle-splitting. food and more fun for the machinist for the Vira Cerimele. Tom and Marynnn whole family. For more infor- Manufacturers in Perth Amboy Services were offered Tucker will entertain chil- mation, call (908) 789-3670, from 1967 to 2001. He was a Tuesday in the Rossi Funeral dren of all ages with the or visit www.ucnj.org. member of Union Local 734 Home, Scotch Plains, followed cast of Tuckers' Tales AFL-CIO in Rochelle Park. by a funeral Mass at St. Puppet Theatre. Another During World War II, he Bartholomew the Apostle popular activity will be the Church, Scotch Plains. performances by the blue- fought with the Italian Build a Scarecrow Contest, wide variety of food on site, ly squeezed lemonade. Liberation Army with the Entombment was in St. which requires a nominal grass band String Fever, such as corn on the cob, Admission is $3 per per- British at the Battle of Monte Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. fee for participation. Andrew Roblin, children's sweet potato fries, shrimp in son, with children ages 7 Cassino. After World War II, Donations may be made to At this year's Harvest musician Kurt Gallagher a basket, barbecue, kettle and younger admitted free he served in the Italian Army. St. Bartholomew Chapel & Festival, visitors will have and barbershop group the corn, fish and chips, ice of charge. For more informa- Mr. Cerimele was a mem- Garden, 2032 Westfield Ave., the opportunity to see and Rahway Valley Jerseyaires. cream, funnel cake, Italian tion, call (908) 789-3670 or ber of the Italian-American Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. hear instrumental and vocal Vendors will be selling a ices, hamburgers and fresh- visit www.ucnj.org. Fred D. Bolden Jr. Fred D. Bolden Jr., 65, died Madge Craighead Bolden; sons, Pa jama program planned Monday at Westfield library unexpectedly on Sept. 12,2006, Reggie Bolden and his wife, WESTFIELD — Local tions that the children's there is an added thrill when Participants must be able to at his home in Scotch Plains. Angie, of Somerset and Lance author and former librarian librarian will read, Jacob that author might live down use a mouse and a keyboard. Born in Washington, Pa., Mr. Bolden and his wife, Robin, of Gale Sypher Jacob will join will read her recently pub- the street. It helps children Open to full-service Bolden moved to New Jersey in Pemberton; his mother, Evelyn the Westfield Memorial lished "Pajama Light," a realize that authors are real Westfield card holders only. the early 1960s. Cheatham; a sister, Vincenne Library staff for a special lovely and comforting bed- people," said the library's Additional programs for He was a tax auditor for King; a brother, Stephen Pajama Storytime from 7- time story. assistant director, Kathy children and teens are listed AIRCO in Murray Hill before Cheatham; and two grandchil- 7:30 p.m. Monday. "It is always exciting for Muhm. below. All programs are free retiring. After that, Mr. Bolden dren, Julius and Alana Bolden. In addition to the selec- kids to meet nn author, but Jacob worked as a media unless otherwise noted. To worked for N.J. Developmental Funeral services were held specialist at Coles School in register, call the Children's in North Princeton and most Monday at St. John's Baptist Scotch Plains for 20 years Desk at (908) 789-4090, ext. recently was a senior sales tax Church. Interment was in Be Your Own Boss and retired early to devote 3, consultant for the Chartwell Hillside Cemetery, Scotch her time to writing. Toddler Group — Advisory Group in Saddle Plains. Own Your Own Children ages 3-6 areToddlers to 2 Vi with caregiv- Brook. Donations may be made to He attended St. John's St. John's Baptist Church, 2387 ( ommerical encouraged to wear pajamas er will enjoy stories, songs, and bring a stuffed animal to finger plays and movement Baptist Church in Scotch Morse Ave. Condolences may be Cleaning Franchise VAN GUARD cuddle during this free pro- activities. 10 a.m. Tuesday. Plains. sent to condolences^memori- Surviving are his wife, alfh.com. Clewiing Sptenu gram. The program is open Preschool Storytime — We provide; 732-254-9088 to full-service Westfield Kids ages 3Vi to 5 years old • Low Investment with financing 856-414-1222 Library nnd MURAL card listen to stories and do an • Equipment & initial supplies Crnlral ft South New Jmsny holders. To register, eall the activity. 1:30 p.m. Mary K. Boris • Training & support . 973-259-9222 Children's Desk at (908) 789- Wednesday or 10 a.m. Mary K. Boris, 91, ofIrene Luden, Martha DeSisto, • Customers Northern New Jersey 4090 ext. 3. Thursday. Clarksburg died Sept. 13,2006, Catherine Jennings, Dorothy • Growth www vaiiguardcleaning com Upcoming programs for Art History Adventures — at Alive Hospice in St. Thomas Koenig, Marguerite Dietz, adults are listed below. All Kids from kindergarten and Hospital in Nashville, Tenn. Helen Ricker and Mary Ann programs are free unless up will earn about great Born in Moran, Pa., Mrs. Yoder; sons, Peter and Charles otherwise noted. artists and create their own Boris lived in Scotch Plains B. Jr.; 28 grandchildren and 36 St. Joseph High School TG1F: Classic Movie Week masterpiece. Advanced reg- and settled in Clarksburg in great-grandchi Idren. Brothers of the Sacred Heart — "On the Town." Gene istration is required. 3:45 1978. Services were offered Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Ann p.m. Thursday. A self-employed nanny for Monday at the Rossi Funeral Miller and Vera Ellen star in Baby Rhyme Time — many years prior to being a Home, Scotch Plains, followed this Hollywood classic, to be Babies who are not yet walk- homemaker, she was a by a Mass at St. Thomas VA Come Join screened at 1:30 p.m. Sept. ing and their caregivers par- Rosarian at St. Thomas Byzantine Church. Interment 29. Open to Westfield ticipate in rhymes, lap Byzantine Catholic Church in is in Hillside Cemetery, Scotch Our Success Memorial Librnrv . or bounces, songs, and claps, 10 Rahway. Plains. MURAL card holders'! a.m. Sept. 29. Her husband, Charles B. Donations may be made to Puzzled by the Internet — Mother Goose — Share Boris Sr., died in 1988. St. Thomas Byzantine Catholic At 10 a.m. Wednesday, this some quality time with Surviving are daughters, Church. Important Dates: hands-on beginners' class Mother Goose herself (aka will coyer basic skills such Ann Coppola) who will Open House-Sunday, Oct. 15th 11:30am-2pm as how to use a browser, enchant the little ones ages Internet addresses, selecting 2-5 with nursery rhymes, Justin H. Byrnes Freshman for a Day: School Days Sept. thru Dec. a search engine, printing songs and other fun activi- Justin H. Byrnes, 88, died Born in Jersey City, he lived Prep Course: Saturday sessions in Oct. from the Interact and some ties. Advanced registration Sept, 19, 2006, at his home in in Westfield for 45 years before important web sites. is required. 10 a.m. Sept, 30. Basking Ridge. moving to Basking Ridge three Admissions Test: Saturday, Nov. 4th 8am years ago. Mr. Byrnes was a division marketing representative for For more information visit our website, Texaco for more than 40 years before retiring in 1979. www.stjoes.org or call the Admissions Office An Army veteran of both at 732-549-7600 ext. 221. World War II and Korea, he served in the battle for Okinawa. Mr. Byrnes earned a bache- in your son lor's degree in business from Invest in an excellent education Rutgers University in 1956. A parisliioner of Holy Trinity Invest in St. Joseph High School /ACHIEVEMENT Catholic Church in Westfield, he was a member of . the Ecumenical Choir for five years St. Joseph Hi^h School in an independent, Catholic college and also sang load for more preparatory school located in Metuchen, New Jersey. It • than two decades with the boars the seal ut the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, who Rahway Valley Jerseyaires. have been active in American I'ducdtion since 1047. He was a member of the Martin Wallberg Post #3 of the The mission r>l the school is to develop Ihe intellectual, American Legion and VFW Post enrich the spiritual, and build the physical well-boin^ of #11467, both of Westfield. each student. His wife, Catherine, died in 1997. Surviving are two daugh- ters, Mary Ellen Parziale and Patrice; two sons, Kevin and Justin; and seven grandchil- Join Us dren. Friends may visit 7-9 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 21 at the Dooley r Our Open House Colonial Home, 556 Westfield Ave., Westfield. A funeral Mass ••:.••. (),: .••.-,• \ .it ":00 p.m. will be offered 10 a.m. Friday at Holy Trinity Church. 145 Plainfield Ave., Metuchen, NJ 08840 Entombment will follow in St. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. September 22, 2006 Record Press B-1 Community Life Dinner raises nearly $5,000 for Mei Mei THIS WEEK SCOTCH PLAINS — One Orphanage in MaAnShan, THURSDAY SEPT. 21 local resident showed recent- China in the Anhui REEVE HOUSE PROJECT OVERVIEW - the Westfield ly that a young girl really Province. Historical Society will present its plans for the facility. 7:30 p.m. can change everything for a It was there that Amylin Community Room of the municipal building, 425 East Broad St. 7:30 baby across the globe, with met an infant named Mei p.m. (908) 232-8576. the help of her community. Mei (meaning "Plum On Sept. 8, more than 100 Blossom"), who suffered FRIDAY, SEPT. 22 people attended a Chinese from cleft lip and cleft SINGLE-PARENT FAMILY EVENT - the Westfield Y invites sin- dinner/fundraiser held at palate. Amylin quickly gle moms and dads and their kids for a night of pizza and swim- Willow Grove Presbyterian decided she would rai.se the ming. 6:308:30 p.m. Main Y facility, 220 Clark St. $5 per family; Church, located at 1961 funds needed to pay for sur- Raritan Road. The night was gery t.o repair Mei Mui's firsHimers eot free. (908) 233-2700, ext. 415. full of fun, excitement and palate. Working with Our YMCA ACTIVATE AMERICA WALK - hosted in tandem by support for a young girl on a Chinese Daughters the Westfield and Fan wood-Scotch Plains YMCAs to kick off the fit- mission. Attendees enjoyed a Foundation (OCDF) and her ness campaign. 10 a.m. Sept. 23 atTamaques Park in Westfield. Chinese potluck dinner and church family at Willow Pedometers will be distributed for a $5 fee. (908) 233-2700 or a brief concert presented by Grovo, she coordinated the (908) 889-8880. the Chinese American Music fundraiser and set a goal of Ensemble, but the featured $1,500, which was the SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 event was a slide show was amount needed to pay for SPECIAL RECYCLING EVENT - dispose of automobile tires and presented by one Willow the surgery. The procedure is old electronics, and donate cell phones to victims of domestic violence. performed in China, where Linda, Amylin and Paul DiDario at the Sept. 8 Chinese Grove family, potluck dinner and fundraiser. Amylin organized the event to 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the back parking lot of Union County College, 1033 Amylin DiDario and her tiif government provides Springfield Ave., Cranford. Free. (908) 654-9889. matching funds. benefit an infant living in the same Chinese orphanage from parents, Linda and Paul, which she was adopted. spoke about their recent trip Thr response from the to China to visit tho very congregation and local com- has be on raised, enough to be made out to Willow Grove SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 orphanage from which munity was overwhelming. pay for medical help for Moi Presbyterian Church with HARVEST FEST — seasonal celebration at the Amylin was adopted. Amylin One donation was made by Mei and at least two other the note "Mei Mei Fund" and Trailside Nature and Science Center in the Watchunc was adopted and came to the family of a man from children from the orphanage. mailed to 1961 Raritan Reservation. Historical re-enactments, pony rides, anc live with her parents in Scotch Plains who died in Additional donations are Road, Scotch Plains, NJ plenty of food. 1 1 a.m.-5 p.m. $3. (908) 789-3670 or[ South Plainfield 11 years the September 11th attacks, still being accepted and 07076. www.ucnj.org. ago, when she was 8 months and whose colleague was in given to other children in For more on Amylin's trip 'PROPERLY ATTIRED' - a look at early 19th- old. In June, the DiDarios the process of adopt ing a need of the same type of sur- to China and the story of century fashion at the Miller-Cory House Museum, 614 Mountain made a trip back to China child from tin; same orphan- gery. To make a donation, Mei Mei, sec the link on Ave., Westfield. 2-4 p.m. $2.50 for adults, $1 for students. (908) and to the MoAnShan SW1 age whoro Mei Mei is. As of calf tho church office at (908) church Web page, www.wil- 232-1776. (social welfare institution) Sept. 11, a total of $4,930.35 232-5678. Checks can also lowgrovechurch .org. 'KEEPING KIDS SAFE' — learn strategies to protect children from sexual, physical and emotional abuse. 2-4 p.m. First Baptist Church of Westfield, 170 Elm St. Free and open to the public. (908) A PRICELESS EXPERIENCE WITH CHEAP TRICK 233-2278. MONDAYSEPT 25 Soggy terrain PAJAMA STORYTIME — a special program at the Westfield Memorial Library, featuring local author and former librarian Gale can't put damper Sypher Jacob, who will read from her children's story Pajama Light. 7-7:30 p.m. Register at (908) 789-4090, ext. 3. on an exciting TAJ CHI: THE MARTIAL ART FOR HEALTH' - a presenta- tion for the College Club of Fanwood-Scotch Plains by Fanwood resi- night in Cranford dent Barry Galitzer. 8 p.m. Forest Road Park Community Building, Fanwood. Free and open to the public. (908) 233-2948. By LESLIE MURRAY THE CHHONICLE TUESDAY, SEPT. 26 CRANFORD — The prom- THE VILLAGE COOPER' - a talk by Gene Fox about this his- ise of the Saturday hung high, torical profession for the Historical Society of Fanwood-Scotch Plains. with a clear blue sky dotted 8 p.m. Scotch Hills Country Club, Scotch Plains. (908) 232-1199. with white puffy clouds taking over for Friday's drearily rainy WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27 weather. MusicFest, I told SAVING FOR COLLEGE - a talk by financial planner Hank myself, would not be deterred Rehrer. 7 p.m. Scotch Plains Public Library, 1927 Battle Ave. 1908) by something as simple as tor- 322-5007. rential rains earlier in the RABIES CLINK - for cats and dogs in Scotch Plains. 6:30-7:30 week. It's not often that an for cats, 7:30-8:30 p.m. for dogs at the north side firehouse, across event this large — reportedly from the municipal building. Vaccination is free, licenses range $5- drawing approximately 25,000 9.20. 908) 322*6700, ext. 1 309. people — comes to one of the WINE AND CHEESE PARTY - for prospective members of the towns 1 report on. Well, to be Junior Women's Club of Westfield. 7:30 p.m. Open to women ages more accurate, it's not often 1840. For more information, call (908) 789-1008. that Cheap Trick — the head- liners at the day-long conceit in Nomahegan Park — comes THURSDAY, SEPT. 28 to one of the towns I report on. BOOK SALE — three-day event hosted by the Friends of the The rock stars from Illinois Fanwood Memorial Library. Begins with a "members-only" night 3-8 are among my musical heroes p.m. today, continues 9 a.m.-noon and 3-8 p.m. Sept. 29 ana 9 — I consider "1 Want You to a.m.-4p,m. Want Mo" to be the pre-emi- OPRA CLASS — residents can get free training on how to use nent anthem of lonely-hearted the Open Public Records Act to obtain government documents. rock. But my enthusiasm for Sponsored by the Union County Watchdog Association. 7 p.m. the band, expressed through a Cranford Community Center, 220 Walnut Ave. RSVP at (908) 709- few off-key bars of'The 0530 or [email protected]. Flame" delivered with a gusto BREAST CANCER AWARENESS - a representative from JFK that only the originators of the Hospital will discuss breast health. 7 p.m. Scotch Plains Public Library, songs can top, was unmatched 1927 Bartle Ave. (908) 322-5007. by my colleagues. In fact, when I set about the task of recruiting friends and family FRIDAY, SEPT. 29 to join me in rocking out, only THE NERDS IN CONCERT - the Jersey-based band will per- one person — my best friend form at the National Guard Armory in Westfield to raise money for — agreed to come. His dedica- the Cranford PBA. 7:30 p.m. $40. Buy tickets in advance at (908) tion to concerts is amazing. 272-2222, ext. 7475. Despite the fact that he's seen me declare undying love for SATURDAY SEPT. 30 Paul Simon at the top of my NEWCOMERS CLUB BBQ - the Newcomers Club of lungs and has watched in hor- Westfield will host this event at a members' home, with catering by ror as I shouted requests for Famous Dave's. 7 p.m. For more information, call (908) 264-9263 obscure songs to Aerosmith, or email [email protected]. he's still willing to stand next to me at a live music venue. Armed with my knowledge SUNDAY, OCT. 1 GHOST WALK - at the Miller-Cory House Museum, 614 of Crnnford and his SUV, we Mountain Ave., Westfield. The walk will be conducted by Lorraine set out for Nomahegan. The Moore, a professional psychic. 5 and 6 p.m. $8 per person. Pre— festival had started at noon, PHOTOS BY KEN BUNIEWSKI/ registration required; call (908) 232-1 776. and by the time we arrived the CORRESPONDENTAND JIM LOWNEY/ COUNTY OF UNION 'CAMELOT' - Kean University's Wilkins Theater park was alive with a frenetic offers one show only of one of Broadway's most energy. The crowd seemed Above, Cheap Trick's lead beloved musicals. 3 p.m. 1000 Morris Ave., Union. undaunted by the marshy, $30 for the public, $25 for seniors and $20 for chil- straw-covered ground. As we singer and rhythm guitarist Robin Zander belts out one dren. (908) 737-SHOW. attempted to find standing THE POWER FORCE - outstanding physical room, we watched as barefoot of the band's hits at Music Fest in Nomahegan Park feats with a motivational message. 7 p.m. Harvest children and adults padded Training Center, 69 Myrtle St., Cranford. Free. about tho area with mud- Saturday. Left, Zander shares the mfcrophone with Continues nightly through Oct. 4. (908) 709-9600 or visit caked feet. I spied a single www.ctni.org. abandoned shoe in the muck, one of his bandmates. Also on the bill were the Beatles TWO CHRISTIAN PLAYS - Frank Runyeon wiII present standing alone and pointing "Sermon on the Mount" and "Hollywood vs. Faith" at St. toward the sky. cover band Fab Faux, Southside Johnny with Bartholomew's Church, 2032 Westfield Ave., Scotch Plains. 3-5 p.m. We stood under a tree as Richie LaBamba and his Big (908) 322-5192, ext, 112. lead singer Robin Zander said Band, and Mike Peters of those special little words. "I the Welsh band The Alarm. want you..." he shouted, a blur COMING UP on the stnge. The nudience OPEN HOUSE — for prospective members of Mothers & More. exploded. The rhythmic thud- "Seriously, I could go home perfect dessert for his filet idols away whizzed past us on 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4. Fanwood Receation Center, Forest Road Park. All ding of the drums and wail of happy now." mignon dinner. As wo ate, we a path through the park. We area women are invited with no obligation to this child-free event. a guitar began. There 1 was, Taking a break from the heard what seemed like tho walked back to our parking (908) 620-3202. picking a spider from my hair, bugs and the mud, we went, oil' most impressive greatest-hits spot, stopping and turning to GALA CASINO NIGHT — a fundraiser to support the Kenilworth watching the Cheap Trick in- in search of drier ground. album ever compiled. With watch the fireworks overhead. Historical Society's campaign to restore the Nitschke House. Schering- form. Watching a smnll boy a Instead, we found funnel cuke impressive timbre and gratify- As we drove off, carefully Plough headquarters, 2000 Galloping Hill Road, Kenilworth. few feet ahead of us sway to and fresh squeezed lemonade;. ing skill, Cheap Trick closed avoiding the pedestrians that Registration will begin 6 p.m. Oct. 6. $25 in advance, $30 at the the song as he cut a pattern in Sitting down at an empty pic- the sot. flooded the street, our mood door. (908) 276Q546, (908) 709-0434 or (908) 709-0391. the air with a multicolored nic table to the golden nuizc of Sadly, the closest we got to was one of utter satisfaction. FRIDAY NITERS DANCE CLUB - kick up your heels at the fiber optic wand, I imagined deep-fried batter coated in the bnnd came in a brief "I havo to tell you," my friend Knights of Columbus on North Avenue in Scotch Plains. 8 p.m.-fnid- that he, too, must be thrilled. powered sugar, my companion moment when a van that said, "that was one hell of a nrght Oct. 6. $25 per couple includes snacks, desserts and soft drinks. "I'm good," 1 told my friend. declared this fair ntnple the might hnvc been enrrying my funnel cake." (908) 654-5183. B-2 prime time-! September 22,2006 Highlights and hot spots Brass — THE SCOTCH PLAINS & FANWOOD ARTS ASSOCIATION will feature Betsy Ruff in a pastel portrait demonstration at 7 p.m. ensemble Sept. 21 in the Scotch Plains Library, 1927 Bartle Ave. Ruff is a graduate of Pratt Institute and has taught sketching and watercolor at Adult School classes and, more recently, water- returns to color at the Vermeule Arts Center. The artist has worked in all media and, in the past, has done commissioned pen and ink draw- ings of homes as well as portraits in oil. Now she prefers to do por- Crescent traits in charcoal and quick informal sketches in pen and ink. The demonstration is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Tom Yeager at (908) 322-5438. Avenue — MUSICAL HISTORY WILL COME TO LIFE at Kean University's Wilkins Theatre on Sept. 22, when stars of the stage The Harmonic Brass of recreate the biggest moments from their biggest shows in "Neil Munich, Germany, one of Berg's 100 Year's of Broadway." Mandy Gonzalez, Rob Evan, Europe's elite brass ensem- Rita Harvey, William Michals and Danny Zolli will perform show- bles, will make its only New stoppers from The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Cats, Jersey appearance in 2006 at Jesus Christ Superstar and Jekyll and Hyde, backed by an all-star 8 p.m. Sept. 29 at Crescent band. Avenue Presbyterian Church, Tickets are $30 for the general public, $25 for seniors and $20 Watchung Avenue and East for children. Tickets are available at the Wilkins Theatre, 1000 Seventh Street in Plainfield. Morris Avenue in Union, by phone at (908) 737-SHOW (7469) and The ensemble — Hans online at www.keanstage.com. Zellner, trumpet; Andreas — ON SEPT. 24, THE NEW JERSEY CONCERT OPERA will Binder, French horn; Manfred offer an afternoon of classic Broadway favorites, performed by the Haberlein, tuba; Jurgen' orchestra and regional opera stars. Groblehner, trumpet; and Songs immortalized by Al Jolson, Gershwin, Rogers and Hart Thomas Lux, trombone — will present its new program and others will be performed by singers Paula Roediger, Dan Liz Zazzi, Gary Glor and Harriett Trangucci star in the new production of Thornton Wilder's Foran and Olive Lynch. Robert Butts will conduct the NJCO "Famous Music." Composers beloved play, which opens this weekend in Cranford. Supporting cast members include on the program include orchestra. Jenelle Sosa and Matt McCarthy. The performance, presented by the Union County Arts Center Mozail — to commemorate his 250th anniversary — will take place at 3 p.m. at the Rahway Senior Citizens' Center 9 along with G. F. Handel, Tickets are S15 and are on sale. Tickets may be purchased by 'The Skin of Our Teeth opens Vaclav Nelhybel, Georges calling (732) 499-8226 or online by visiting www.UCAC.org. The Bizet, Carl Orff, Marc-Antoine Rahway Senior Citizens' Center provides barrier-free access and Charpentier, Peter Ilyich handicapped seating for patrons upon request. On-street parking Sept. 21 at The Theater Project Tchaikovsky, Andrew Lloyd is available along Esterbrook Avenue, Elm Avenue and Cherry Webber, Marcel Dupre and Street. One of the best-loved plays of modern times, Theatre Project, where she was last seen in Henry Fillmore, as well as a — ORGANIST KENNETH DAKE offers a recital at 3 p.m. Sept. Thornton Wikler's timeless comedy, "The Skin "Music from a Sparkling Planet," named Best swing arrangement by the 24 at the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church, 716 Watchung of Our Teeth," will open Sept. 21 at The Theater Production of the New Jersey Season by The trumpeter Zellner. Ave. in Plainfield. The performance kicks off the Crescent Concert Project, Union County College's professional Star-Ledger. As part of the program, Series. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and $5 for stu- theater company Gary Glor (Mr. Antrobus) has appeared in dents. (908) 756-2468. Harmonic Brass will play sev- The production runs on weekends through many productions at The Theater Project, eral pieces for brass and organ — JERSEY-BASED ROCKERS THE NERDS visit the National Oct. 8 at the college's Cranford campus, 1033 including'The Lady in Question," "Music from Guard Armory in Westfield at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 29. $40 tickets featuring organist Ronald W. Springfield Ave. Audiences are invited to meet a Sparkling Planet," "Jackie: An American Life," Thayer at the console of the include food, beer and soda. Proceeds will benefit the Officer the actors afler each performance. "Pterodactyls," "A Wilde Night in the Rockies," Welfare Fund of the Cranford PBA. Advance purchase encour- new G. F, Adams 5,124-pipe, Staged by artistic director Mark Spina, the "Artist Descending a Staircase," "How 1 97-rank French Classic aged; call (908) 272-2222, ext. 7475. production features three mainstays of the New Learned to Drive" and "Defying Gravity." Romantic organ. — THE 19th ANNUAL FALL FINE ART AND CRAFTS SHOW Jersey theater scene: Liz Zazzi, Gary Glor and Harriett Trangucci (Sabina) is also returning returns to Nomahegan Park in Cranford 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 30- Harriott Trangucci. Rounding out the cast are to The Theater Project, where she played Jackie Harmonic Brass is the Oct. 1. The show will feature many new artists, and crafters from Jenelle Sosa and Matt McCarthy. Kennedy in "Jackie: An American Life." only brass quintet in Europe the Northeast and beyond, displaying and selling their hand-craft- "The Skin of Our Teeth," which is as timely Trangucci is associate artistic director of devoted exclusively to cham- ed work. and relevant today as when it premiered more Droamcatcher Repertory Theatre in South ber music, and the ensemble plays steadily — more than — A NEW PRODUCTION OF ONE OF BROADWAYS most than 60 years ago, depicts 5,000 years in the Orange. lives of Mr. and Mrs. George Antrobus, a subur- Performances are 8 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays 160 appearances a year world- beloved musicals, "Camelot," comes to Kean University's Wilkins wide. The quintet's perform- Theater for one show only at 3 p.m. Oct. 1. Every aspect of this ban New Jersey couple who, with their maid and Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays. General Sabina and two children, manage to survive admission is $20. On Thursdays, tickets are ances are peppered with dry production is fit for royalty, from its enormous cast to its gilded cos- humor and irony, and feature tumes and ornate sets. fire, flood, war, pestilence and hundreds of $12. Student tickets are always $10. calamities, barely hanging on by the proverbial Sept. 24 is designated as "Senior Sunday" — arrangements written special- Tickets are $30 for the general public, $25 for seniors and $20 ly for Harmonic Brass. for children. The theater is located on the Kean campus, 1000 skin of their teeth. The play is a satirical look at all senior citizen tickets are $12. In addition; an Morris Ave. in Union. For tickets, call (908) 737-SHOW (7469) or history and the never-ending cycle of human audio-described performance for the visually The players perform visit www.keanstage.com. existence, and it won Wilder his third Pulitzer impaired will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. music so compactly that, say — CRANFORD RESIDENT PAUL LACHENAUER is among Prize (the other two were for his play "Our 23. the ensemble's fans, audience Town" and his novel "The Bridge of'Snn Luis Reseivations are recommended and can be members hardly think about seven artists featured in "The New Black," an exhibit at the Pierro the individual instruments:- Gallery in South Orange. Key"). made at (908) 659-5189. To learn more, visit Liz Zazzi (Mrs. Antrobus) returns to The www.TheTheaterProject.com. trumpet, horn, trombone or Paul Lachenauer creates photographs that explore the subur- tuba. And whoever hears the ban landscape. His infrared images depict shopping centers, park- inimitable cantabile of ing lots, highways and other types of commercial architecture Harmonic Brass often forgets made lor and dominated by the automobile. Lachenauer's work is JCC, temple host film series at Rialto that the originals were actual- in the permanent collections of The Brooklyn Museum, The What better way is there to 25), "Campfire" (Oct. 30) and film) and reserved seating, ly written for organ, singer or Museum of the City of New York, The New York Public Library and spend chilly fall evenings than 'The Ritchie Boys"(Nov. 6>, along with recognition in the strings. Critics have lauded The Detroit Historical Museum. munching fresh popcorn and All films will be shown at the festival's daily program. the ensemble's ability share The exhibit runs through Oct. 15. A panel discussion will be held watching fascinating films? In Rialto Theater at 250 East Film Sponsor Package — totally new concert experi- at 3 p.m. that day. The gallery is free and open 1-4 p.m. Friday- recognition of this, the JCC of Broad Street, in Westfield and $360: Includes two tickets (for ences with their audiences. Sunday. For further information, call (973) 378-7754 or visit Central New Jersey and will start at 7:30 p.m. all four films) and reserved Ronald W. Thayer is the www.thebaird.org. Temple O'r Beth Torah of The screenings are open to seating, along with recogni- organist and minister of music Clark are sjxinsoring the sec- the public. Individual tickets tion in festival's daily pro- at Crescent Avenue ond annual Central NJ Jewish are $9/film or $32/all four gram. Presbyterian Church as well Film Festival, to take place films (prices for students/sen- For more information on as the director of Crescent Oct. 16-Nov. 6. iors are $7/film or $28/series). the film festival, tickets, or Concerts in Plainfield. He is Four award-winning films Sponsorship opportunities are sponsorship, contact Susan an active recitalist and accom- will be screened at this year's also available: Lemerman at panist on both piano and festival: "Live and Become" Film Sponsor - $100: [email protected] or (908) organ and is the other half of Japanese Restaurant (Oct. 16), "Only Human" (Oct. Includes two tickets (for one 889-8800, ext. 205. the Lopez-Thayer Piano Duo. FEATURING: In addition to performing, ONLY AT... • Sushi Bar Entrees Thayer has been the chairman » Sushi & Sashimi The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders and of the Voice Department at the • Special Roll & Hand Roll Newark Community School "ALL YOU CAN EAT" $O4 95 • Lunch Specials The Department of Parks, Recreation & Facilities Present the 25th Annual Everyday Sushi & Rolls •!• for the Arts, where he taught • Sushi Bar Bento Box and more! piano and voice. j COUPON |. , r \ COUPON \ , At the door, reserved seat- 15% OFF DINNER! 115% OFF DINNER! 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Schmitt, Taylor will marry in November John and Diannc Schmitt of Cranford announce the engagement of their son, Andrew T., to Angela M. Taylor, daughter of Linda and Alfred Taylor Jr. of Roncevertc, VA. The bride-elect is a graduate of Bridgewater College, W.Va. Ms. Taylor for- merly taught in Manaasas Park, Va., and began teaching this month in Union. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Cranford High School. He received his undergraduate degree in social work at the University of Scranton and his graduate degree from Rutgers University, and he recently earned his LCSW. He is currently the coordinator at the High Focus Center in Parsippany. A November wedding is planned in Hagerstown, Md. The couple will reside in Union.

"Lifeguard, Seaside Heights" la one of the recent works by Paul Casale on diaplay at an upcoming exhibit at Swain Galleries. Christopher Zehnder to wed Amy Ziringer Kenneth and Barbara Zehnder of Casale's works on view at Swain Cranford announce the engagement of In his landscapes — on the colors that relate to each other their own lives." their son, Christopher James Zehnder of beach, in the city and else- within the work itself." A Brooklyn native, Casale Bethlehem, Pn., to Amy Beth Ziringer of where Cranford artist Paul That busyness conies attended the High School of Bethlehem, daughter of Judith Kramer of Joseph Casale explores the through in Casale's depiction Art and Design in Manhattan Macungie, Pa, and Robert Ziringer of relationships between people of such familiar places as and received a scholarship Pittsburgh, Pa. and their environment. Now, Coney Island and Central award to Pratt Institute in The bride-elect graduated from Penn an exhibit of Casale's recent Park. He notes that these Brooklyn. While at Pratt, he State University with a bachelor's degree works, primarily in oils but images could just as easily was honored for both his fine in kincsiology and earned her medical also with some pastels and evoke memories of Seaside and art and illustration by the Ford degree from the American University of watercolors, will be on view Asbury Park. It's the univer- Foundation and Art Students the Caribbean. She is employed as an Sept. 30-Oct. 31 at Swain sal experiences of people that Association. He is a member of OB/GYN resident at St. Luke's Hospital in Galleries in Plainfield. attract me. At the boat pond in the Society of Illustrators in Bethlehem. Portraits, as well as land- Central Park, boats were New York City, and his work Her Fiance earned his bachelor's degree scapes, are included in Casale's sailed there in the 19th centu- has been shown in the U.S. from the New Jersey Institute of repertoir:i. "This variety in my ry, too, but now it's by remote and abroad and published by Technology's School of Architecture. He is a work always has a common control. People who walked the Bantam Books, Houghton principal of Zen Architecture in Elizabeth. approach, which is traditional promenade in formal clothes Mifflin, Harper Collins, A March 2007 wedding is planned. realism. My realism can be are replaced by those in casual Random House, Scholastic and tight or loose and painterly gear, but they're still enjoying others. His other memberships depending on my intent. There the same thing." include the Plein Air Painters is a challenge in every image," Influential to the artist are of the Jersey Coast and the Desiree Hahn, he says. He equates this the works of William Merritt Westfield Art Association. diverse range to music —a Chase and John Singer The exhibit will open with a symphony may be appropriate Sargent, who deemed the com- reception from 5-7 p.m. Sept. Gilmar Neto in one case, a scherzo in anoth- monplace as worthy subjects 30 and continue 9:30 a.m.-5:30 er. for fine art. p.m. Tuesday to Friday and will marry Casale adds, "I may want Casale says, "I want to leave 9:30 a.m.-4p.m. Saturday at simply to capture a certain viewers with a memory of Swain Galleries, located at 703 Donna Perone of Cranford announces light, or perhaps the overall what they saw in my work, Watchung Ave., Plainfield. For the engagement of her daughter, Desiree busyness of the place, using something that resonates with details, call {908) 756-1707. Marie Hahn, to Gilmar Diaz Neto, son of Gilmar and Diane Neto of West Orange. The bride-to-be is a 2003 graduate of Auditions, contests & competitions Cranford High School. Her fiance gradu- ated in 2002 from West Orange High Aspiring local artists can see no more than six poems, one annual Juried Photography School and in 2005 from the New York how their skills stand up in a num- story upto 30 pages, or one Exhibit for the New Jersey Restaurant School in Manhattan with an ber of upcoming auditions and essay upto 3 0 pages. All entries Photography Forum. The exhibit associate's degree in pastry arts. contests: must be previously unpublished is opento any photographer able A September 2008 wedding is — THE LITTLE OPERA COM- and not under consideration else- to hand-deliver workto th e planned. PANY OF NEW JERSEY will be where, in print or electronic for- Watchung Arts Center on the holding a second vocal audition mat. Each entry should be dou- Watchung Circle in Watchung, for its Young Artist Program for a ble-spaced on plain white paper from 1-4 p.m. Oct. 28. The cost Buonvino, production of Humperdinck's and numbered. The title should for entry is $20. Entries are limited Email us your news I appear on each page of the man- "Hansel and Gretel," to be staged to no larger than 30-by-40-inches uscript. The author's name should in January 2007. Singers ages and should be professionally pre- Borstad 10-18 may call (906) 789-9696 to not appear anywhere on the man- imion@njnpublishing. com sented and wired for hanging. schedule an audition time for this uscript. A separate cover sheet Any entry over 16-by-20-inches to marry Sunday at the NJWA studios at should include the author's name, 150-152 East Broad Street in the genre (poetry, fiction, or non- must be framed with Plexkjlas. Mr. and Mrs. John Westfield. fiction) title/s submitted, address, The show will be on display Buonvino of Cranford Vocalists should be prepared phone number and email from Nov. 1-30 at the Watchung announce the engagement to perform one classical selection address. 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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION Principal Fyffe announces honor roll at Westfield High School WESTFIELD — Westfield Christopher Latimer, Jenna Emily K. Cozzi, Barbara Emily Singer, Christina Baeder, Luke Baran, Daniel Steenberg, Jamie Steiner, High School interim Principal Leopold, Alice Li, Jason D'Agosto, Joshua David, Sofka, Michael Yee, Bellovin, Joshua Bornstein, Caroline Steller, Jack Sternal, Dennis Fyffe recently Lipschutz, Dan Liu, Justin Lo, Melvin Diep, Benjamin Samantha Zucker. Eric Brandman, Emily Jacob Stevens-Haas, Virginia announced the fourth mark- Amanda Lojo, Maria Lomaka, Dornfeld, Katherine Douglas, Bregman, Beth Budnick, Meg Stroup, Satya Tagat, James ing period honor roll for the Allison Lowenatein, Erin Evan Einstein, William S. Honor Roll Buttrick, Andrew Cantor, Thayer, Julie Tiedrich, 2005-2006 school year. Lukowiak, Amber Marie Eisenberg, Josefine Eriksson, Grade 9: Thomas Adriaens, Scott Cantor, Robert Cariste, Andrea Turitz, William Uhr, The high school recognizes Lutey, Catherine Maguire, Apostolos Evangelidis, John F. David C. Babetski, Trevor Patrina Caruana, Brian Alex Vanarelli, Nicole student achievement every Ezra Margolin, Andrew Falzon, Matthew Feniger, Barnes, Kimberly Berke, Checchio, Chloe Cherin, Vendetti, Michael Venezia, marking period at two levels, Marru, Joseph Martoglio, Renee Ferio, Cornelius Tessa Bohman, Nicholas K. Justin Chu, Kristina Cofone, Ted Vincett, Jason Waks, Josh Honor Roll and Distinguished Joseph McGrath, John Fitzpatrick, Lauren Breza, Jillian Brinberg, Amy Catherine Cordeiro, G. Peter Wasserman, Sarah Weber, Honor Roll. For the classes of McGrory, Kathryn Millen, Frankfort, Christopher E. Brown, Erin E. Cahill, Cornell, Tracy Dalton, Tara Jonathan Weintraub, Leigh 2006 and 2007, a student Natalie Morrison, Daniel F. Franks, Evan Friedman, Martha Cain, JackT. Camillo, Daly, Jennifer Danielsson, Weissman, Franceses must attain all As in academ- Morse, Alyson Moskowitz, Alexander Fruchtman, Jane E. Cederroth, Kristina Brian Davidson, Seth Welham, Heather Welham, ic subjects and no grade below Kevin Murphy, Shannon Matthew Gelmetti, Paige Chabrier, Panos Chantzis, Davidson, Connor Davis, Maxwell Wieder, Molly a B in any non-academic .sub- Murray, Taylor Murtishaw, Geraghty, Katherine Goellner, Benjamin Colvin, Brittany Nicole DiBenedetto, Amanda Williams, Ayn Wisler, CharleB ject for inclusion on the Katherine Nguyen, Elaheh Matthew Gralla, Rachel Gray, Cortinhal, Anthony DePaolo, Diaz, Kristen Dilzell, Ashley Woehr, Cassandra Wright, Distinguished Honor Roll, or a Nozari, Mairead K. O'Boyle, Britta Greene, Peter Nicholas Dougert, Mark Dunnan, Aaron Eisenberg, Alexander Wronski, Ryan grade of A or B on all subjects, Robert O'Rourke, K. Nicole Griesmer, Claire Harris, Fischetti, Michael P. Foley, Casey Elkoury, Samaa El- Yarusi, Caroline Yost, academic or non-academic, for Papadopoulos, Evan Paulan, Agustina Healy, Brandon Shannon Foley, Danielle Sherbeini, Kate Fallon, Benjamin Zakarin, Aron inclusion on the Honor Roll. Katherine Payne, Jaclyn Heroux, Jonathan Holt, Gillyard, Alexandra Gockel, Elizabeth Falzon, Rachael Zavaro. Beginning with the class of Pellicano, William Scott Perry, Alexandria Hurtt, Neil Ryan Gradel, Christopher Feeney, Lauren Finestein, Grade 12: Casey 2O08, determination of inclu- Ross Pohling, Alexander Huskey, Melanie L. Jackson, Graf, Robert Granstrand, Andrew Ford, Alexander Ackermann, Yasemin Alev, sion on the Honor Roll is Powell, Edward Purcell, Angela Kerins, Maria Matthew Isabella, Jennifer Forstenhausler, Claire Fox, Katharine Anderson, Charles based on the following crite- Thomas Purcell, David Pusar, Kheyman, Ji Sul Kim, Jaclyn Jean-Louis, Melinda Jimenez, Joshua Friedman, Sheri Barber, Rachel Barrett, Erin ria: For the Distinguished Philip Queller, Samuel Kirna, Robert LaForge, Alison Matthew Karnofsky, Samuel Friedman, Jason Frost, J. C. Beck, Miriam Becker- Raekear, Ryan Ragoza, Anne Lambert, Cathrine Kaufman, Julia S. Knaus, Brendan Galligan, Angelina Cohen, Julie Bennett, Caitlyn Honor Roll, the GPA must be Garneva, Sarah Garry, Kyle between 3.75 and 4.0 with no Re, Robert Realmuto, Casey Levandowski, Toni L. Ma, Ethan S. Krell, Jacob Lang, Berkowitz, Jennie Berman, Reimlinger, Christopher Kelsey Lee, Elizabeth Lisooey, Gibbons, Lindsay Goldberg, Maurice Blackmon, Kevin grade lower than a B. For the Benjamin Maimon, Jeffrey Andrew Goldman, Marissa Honor Roll, the GPA must be Rhodes, Samantha Ritter, Mandors, Daniel Markowski, Gregory Luppescu, Taylor Block, Kyler Boyd, George Manetti, Cyndil Matthew, Goldner, Ilene Goodman, Braun, Nicholas Brownstone, between 3.5 and 3.74 with no Samantha Roscigno, Nicole Michael Mathews, Gillian Alyson Guerriero, William grade lower than a B. Rosenberg, Jenna Roth, McGovern, Rebecca L. Nicholas Mavrogiannis, Brian Burdulia, Christopher Harbaugh, Matthew Harris, Byrne, Megan Camillo, Daniel Russo, Abigail Ryan, McNulty, Pratik M. Mehta, Antonino Mendoza, Charlotte Ying He, Jonathan Helfand, Distinguished Honor Matthew Scharpf, Joshua S. Kimberly Morawski, Marissa Morabito, Matthew Moraga, Rachel Charatan, Jeanine Michael Henry, Maureen Clark, Jesse Cohn, Christina Roll Schwartz, Jeannette H. Mumford, Haley A. Matthew Morgan, Anna Hughes, Cristina Insinga, Jin Grade 9: Kathryn R. Sharpless, Christopher Mustard, Gregory Nelson, Morton, Thomas J. Mruz, Collucci, Joseph Corea, Hee Jang, Alexandra Jenkins, Samantha Coulson, Stephen Abruzzo, Stephanie M. Sheehan, Kimberly Shoback, Christina Obiajulu, Aditi Julia Murphy, Elizabeth Phillip John, Daniel Johnson, Albright, Nicole Aloupis, Melissa Shulman, Eriene- Parekh, Corrine Parkinson, Odermatt, Kiran Patankar, Cruikshank, Arielle Dance, Madeline Joyce, Daniel Patrick Daurio, Christine Elizabeth Antonolli, Paul Bai, Heidi Sidhom, Amanda Alexandra Pecora, Marissa R. Andrea Petrarca, Keri -Faith Kahaner, Christopher Kalis, Michelle Ball, Hunna Simmons, Marisa Stotter, Perch, Maya Pincus, Pringle, Eric H. 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Alexandra Tunis, Alexa Shelby Carlin, Charles Cary, Vandetti, Sarah Vincett, Flannery, Courtney Fox- Douglas Velasco, Nicholas Sabnani, Sari Schwartz, Erin Kieczykowski, Ye Seul Kim, Sherman, Thomas Fringer, Alexa Cassaro, Tara Vicinio, Charisse Villa, Scialabba, Daniel Selert, Andrew Wenta, Peter M. Elizabeth Kline, Bryan Williams, Christopher Yeager, Alan Futran, John Gagliano, Castellone, Matthew Stephanie Wang, Jennifer Roshni Shah, Kevin Knapp, Anna Koehler, Julia Joshua Gerckens, Jeffrey Catenacci, Amanda Chang, Weidman, Ainy Weiss, Andrew Shallcross, Elizabeth . Joseph Yoo, Henry Zhang, Korn, Edward Langer, Jordyn Zucker. Goldstein, Diana Goodman, Alexander Chartrain, James Weiss, George Sharam, Sean Shannon, Jessica Sheft-Ason, Jennifer Laspata, Matthew Andrea Gordon, Kaitlin Chu, Meredith Clark, Devin Wicks, Alan D. Workman, Kyle Megan R. Sherman, Anna Grade 10: Timothy Leonard, Mary Kate Luker, Gorman, Erica R. Greene, Cline, Philip Cohn, Alexis H. Wright, Kevin Yang, Smith, Melissa Souto, Vincent Adamcik, Jessica Anderson, Alyssa Lund, Colin Mackay, Amanda H. Gross, Ryan Constantine, Matthew Julianne C. Yee, Danielle Spinelli, Daniel Strauss, Kristen L. Boersig, Laryssa Thomas Malaspina, Lane Gundrum, Ben Harel, David DeMasi, Adria DeVita, Zamarelli, Tara Zierler, Alannah Suchomel, Borkowsky, Jennifer Maloney, Michael Marks, Hennessey, Jessica Heo, Christopher Delafuente, Steven Zilberberg. Jacqueline Sull, Kelli Brotman, Emma Byer, Leigh Kevin Maus, Natalia Meaghan Higgins, Jillian Anthony Dilorio, Daniel Grade 10: Malcolm Allen, Sullivan, Liane Sullivan, Kyle Couture, Julia M. Daurio, Mavrogiannis, Patrick Hobson, Katherine Itz, Erik Dickstein, Jennifer Dilzell, Alexandra Annis, Marlee Taylor, Danielle E. Tepper, Alison Donohue, Kerriann McCabe, Claire McGale, Jacobsen, Matthew R. Kamel, Joshua Einbinder, Dennis Austin, Erin M. Bange, Lindsay M. Tishberg, Dooley, Jared Dornfeld, John Amanda McQu'ade, Rebecca Noelle Kandigian, Alexander Elwell, Margaret Flannory, Jeremy Bender, Claire F. Christine Tolias, Julia K. Dugan, Brian Fabiano, Bryan McQuade, Harrison Mercado, Kao, Jason Kealy, Lindsay Zachary Frisa, Dan Fussman, Bennett, Danielle Bercovicz, Valentin, Brittany VanSickle, Fitzpatrick, Vincent Philip Micele, Erin Moran, Kleiman, Jaclyn Lack, Emma Amanda Garfinkel, Sophia Andrew H. Betancourt, Melissa K. Virzi, Lindsay Fitzpatrick, Ashley Katherine Morgan, Christine Laird, Jennifer Ann Lane, Geskin, Nina Godbee, Kelsey Matthew Blutfield, Lauren Walsh, Cindy Wang, Daniela Freudenheim, Marissa Mruz, Caitlin Murphy, Guglielmo Laurenzi, Rachel Greenfield, Aileen Grogan, Brachman, Kelwi Browning, Weiner, Kristian Wendel, Friedman, Matthew Fritz, Stephanie Musat, Natalie Leopold, Feng Liang, Rachael Bridget Grogan, Eric L.. Nina Brownstone, Caitlin C. Hannah Wharam, Caitlin Ernily E. Fusco, Rachel Ganz, Narotzky, Jesse Natale, Louie, Tyler Maccubbin, Hagstrom, Tarn Hnndza, Burke, Andrew Calvaruso, Whitlock, Domenick Wissel, William Geltzeiler, Aidan Rachel Newberg, Julienne Caitlin Mahoney, Jonathan Jessica Han-is, Nina Ilelfman, Jessica A. Campo, Samantha Tianyou Xu, Suzanne Yavuz, Granstrand, Matthew Green, Niemiera, Ashley O'Brian, Maimon, Pamela Mattielli, Michael Irving, Gabriolle D. Chu, Catherine Cognetti, Katharine Young, Eric Diane Hagmann, Jessica Kimberly O'Donnell-Pickert, Daniel McGrory, Matthew Jakub, Sneha Soel Kakileti, Christina Cognetti, Elise Zagorski, Xinyi Zhang. Harmer, Salonia Henry, Roberto Olivares, Kevin Melino, Marilyn Mench, Ross KcttloKon, Kathryn Colasanti, Jordana Confino, Grade 11: Kaitlyn Anness, Caitlin Hewett, Lauren C. O'Rourke, Caitlyn Oster, Norman Michalek, Kimberly Kiefer, Hsiao-Ting Ko, Rachel Marlena Cortese, Kyle E. 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Porch, Queller, Evan Ralph, Pinheiro, Amanda Posniak, Roquet, Melanie Schor, Laura Carolyn Raphael, Michael Stephanie Raphael, Daniella Kathryne Read, Luke Ricci, for 3 year olds Straus, Katherine Taylor, Rediker, Bena Feiter, Tessa Regencia, Matthew T. Renart, Elizabeth Riddle, Sarah Michael Verrier, Samantha Schaaf, Allison E. Sharkey, Jessica Riegel, Peter Rogers, Steven Roys ton, Kelly Vitale. Danielle Shoback, Deborah Rucinsky, George Russo, Ann Ruhl, Kristen Ryan, Amy Grade 12: David Siegel, Rachel St. Lifer, Amanda Sabino, Ryan Santoriello, Eric Scrudato, Ackerman, Dana Barrasso, Patrick Stanley, Joseph Vall- Salmon, Lindsey Ann Benjamin Shiftman, Kaitlyn for 4, 5,6, 7 year olds Justine J. Cassidy, Abby E. Llobera, Alexa Vella, Nicole Sauerwcin, Elizabeth Shulman, Lauren Chazanow, Lisa Chen, Venezia, Lauren Vidal, Emily Scanlon, Laura Schwab, Ian Raymond Chen, Alissa Walus, Lauren Weiner, John Schwartz, William Schwartz, Sinnenberg, Kathleen Solan, Eisenberg, Kristina Wilt, Trevor Yee, Lisa S. Jonathan Sheflin, Julie Jeffrey Thomas how, Alan Tso, Fietkiewicz, Allison Fleder, Zavetz. Shelman, Marlena Sheridan, Rachel Barrie Tucker, Ralph Lucy Fromtling, Adam Grade 11: Randi Daniel Shorrock, Allison Turlington, Jennifer Urciuoli, For further information flc to register 908-276-3539 Gaskill, Sarah Godfrey, Ackerman, Alyssa Agresta, Simon, Hope Skibitsky, Jenna Mary Walsh, Jacqueline The YVETTE DANCE & FITNESS STUDIO Lauren Heffornan, Kari L. Amy Altszuler, Matthew Skoller, Leanne Skorge, Wendel, Tyler Whitlock, 1 18 WALNUT AVENUE, CRANFORD LoBrutto, Kaitlin McGovern, Arnato, Kimberly Angus, Brendan Smith, Bryan Kevin Wicks, Jeremy P. 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i Sylvan Beginning Reading Program Nine high school seniors from the area have been named 5<* semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship program. • Fun for pre-K through 1st graders More than 1.4 million juniors in nearly 21,000 high schools • Individual attention entered the 2007 National Merit Program by taking the 2005 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. • Certified teachers The nationwide pool of semifinalists represents less than 1 • Warm, caring environment percent of U.S. high school seniors and Includes the highest See why more parents turn to scoring entrants in each state. Each qualifying student will now have an opportunity to continue In the competition and Adult class Sylvan than to any other tutor. to become a finalist for one of the 8,200 Merit Scholarship awards, totaling $33 million, which will be offered next spring. Six Westfield High School students earned the Ballet, Ta) Sylvan Learning Center honor; pictured above with interim Principal Dennis Fyffe are Cleveland Plaza u (front row, from left) Daniel Shorrock, Kate Kovalenko, Guan Salsa & Yoga t 123 North Union Avenue Liaralif. Jiaming, (second row) Neha Limaye, Matan Shavlt and Arielle 908.709.0202 Smelkinson. Also reaching the standard were Scotch Plalns- www.educate.com Fanwood High School students Karlna Demalr, Helen Han 123 N. Union Ave, Cranford 908-272-2522 and Allison Hoynes-O'Connor. September 22, 2006 Record Press B-5 Holy Trinity welcomes new staff WESTFIELD — Dorothy him in this great mission of programs. They arc Cynthia Szot, principal of Holy Trinity Catholic education here at Holv Boyle, who will teach 3-year- Interparochial School, Trinity." olds, and Denim* Brezik, who announced that several addi- Rejoining the faculty this will teach music. tions have been made to the fac- year is Mary Ann Hamier, who Szot said that physical ulty and administration of the will teach fourth grade: Manner |)lant upkeep this summer school. last taught special education at included the tvfinishing and Angelo Castucci has been Holy Trinity and is well known painting of the gym floor in hired as vice principal. Castucci to parents and children in the Wcstfu'ld and upgrades to the taught for many years in the school. Among thr other addi- playground in Mountainside. public schools of Newark and tions, Tom Ziimn will teach Additionally, a volleyball team recently served as vice principal physical education and Nancy has bet'ii formed and the school of St. Benedict's Elementary Doyle joins as part of a pilot pro- website (www.htisnj,corn) has School in Newark. He is al.so an gram in seventh and eighth been cnhnnivd and expanded. adjunct professor of education grade language arts and read- The cross country team kicks off at Caluwell College and Seton ing. its season this Kriday, and the Hall University. Castucci also "Superior language arts school will once again compete has extensive experience in instruction is the cornerstone of in the Scholastic Olympics at grants development and served a solid education and it is essen- Kosclle Catholic Regional High as the director of development tial in preparing tlio middle School. for Essex County College. He school students for high school." Added Szot, "We look for- holds a master's degree in edu- said Szot. "We are happy that ward to welcoming in to our cation and is certified with the Mrs. Doyle is joining tiur faculty school the youngest group in Permanent New Jersey School to provide more individualized Mountainside to our eighth Administrator/Principal/Super instruction in this critical sub- graders in West fie.-Id. and all Emily Snitow has served students in Westfield for more than two decades. As the new pres- visor Program. ject area." those in between. Many exciting ident of INFOLINK, she'll have a chance to help library patrons across a much larger area. Szot said, "I am confident Ixjslie Ijowis, director of the events are planned this year, that the families and students sch(X)l's Mountainside campus, and our faith-based education of Holy Trinity will make welcomed two now members of continues to bind our communi- WHS librarian picked to lead INFOLINK Angulo Castucci welcome. I l(X)k the faculty to soi"ve children in ty together in common pur- forward to collaborating with pre-K 2.Vi through kindergarten pose." WESTFIELD — Emily services to member libraries, position in the Westfield Snitow, library coordinator at preside over the monthly Public Schools, where she has Westfield High School, has executive board meetings, served students for 21 years. been elected president of the help make decisions on how Among the many services Parishioners share the packs off their back executive board of state funds can be best used provided by INFOLINK are WESTFIELD — "It's good to Parishioners donated complete .Jersey City. The pastor of St. INFOLINK, the regional to meet the mission of interlibrary loan witli courier know that there is a communi- backpacks filled with various Alovsius, Kr. Dick Kelly, sjxmks library cooperative. INFOLINK and serve the pick-ups and deliveries to and ty interested in outrench and in supplies such as pencils. fondly of the people of Holy A non-profit corporation, needs of all member libraries. from all libraries throughout helping schools like ours," said crayons, notebooks and pens. Trinity, whoiv he served for INFOLINK draws its mem- With the executive board, the region, which covers more Ana Maria Castanuda, princi- They also donated cash, which seven years, "1 am not sur- bers from school, public, aca- she approves a budget, over- than 900 libraries and 3.2 pal of Our Lady of Libora in was used to outfit children in prised at all by this gesture. demic and special libraries sees the expenditures and million people — one-third of West New York. Castaneda was school uniforms and also cov- The people <>(' Holy Trinity are and library-related agencies also approves and funds com- New Jersey's population. referring to Project Backpack, a ered the cost of additional sup- extremely generous in reach- located in Essex, Hudson, mittee recommendations and INFOLINK also provides summer campaign undertaken plies for the .selected schools. ing out to those who need help. Middlesex and Union coun- incubator projects that help technical guidance to member by Holy Trinity Parish. Checks for $1,850 were given There is a great sense of social ties. member libraries get started libraries and continuing edu- Project Backpack, now in its to each recipient .school. ministry and the mission of the In her volunteer role as with new services and prod- cation workshops useful for fifth year at Holy Trinity, is In addition to Our Lady of church. I lhank them very president, Snitow will work ucts. library professionals at mini- directed by Deacon Tom Pluta Libern, Project Backpack much on behalf of t he parents with committees to provide Snitow will continue in her mal or no cost. and parishioner Joan Fulliam. helped St. Alovsius School in and students of our school."

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SPOUTS EDITOR For the Westfield High School football team and first- year head coach Jim DeSarno, Friday night's 27-7 victory over Cranford (0-2) at Memorial Field was pretty special. The win was not only DeSarno's first as Westfield's head coach but it was also the school's first Watchung Conference win in a very long time, After not winning a conference game during each of the past two seasons, the Blue Devils (1-1) have already shown themselves to be contenders in 2006. Westfield took a very good Linden team to the vvi?-o in its homo opener and Friday it handed Cranford its second straight home loss. "It feels great right now," DeSarno said. "I am really happy for our guys and especially the seniors. They huvo struggled in the past but have worked very hard and so this is very special for them." One of those seniors, quarterback Tom Biniard, had an impressive night Friday against Cranford. Bonard was a factor in all but one of the Blue Devil scores. He ran for two touchdowns and threw for another during the game. "Tommy is a special athlete," DeSarno said. "He is a tough kid and is someone wo need right now." Bernard's 35-ynrd touchdown run tied the game, 7-7, midway through the second quarter. After the Bonard run- ning score, Cranford returned the kickoff to the Westfiold 40 yard line. However, on the first play of'Cranfnrd's drive, defensive end Tyrell Simmons picked up a Cougar fumble and ran GO yards for the defensive score. After the extra point, Westfield led 14-7. It was Westfield's first lead of the game and it would not. be relinquished. "Tyrell Simmons' play was just awesome," DeSarno said. "We have talked so far this year about being the aggres- sors and making things happen because when you do that, you seem to get the bounces and the calls. We were aggres- sive from the start of the game defensively." They certainly were. Westfield's defense held Cranford'a option running and passing attack in check during the sec- JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT ond half and allowed the offense to come up with some big Above: Westfield quarter- plays to put the game away. back Tom Bonard scram- Strong play by linebackers Joe Vnl-llobern., Will bles past Cranford defend- Harbaugh, Scott Newman, and Ryan Yarusi and great line ers during the Blue Devils' play by John Dugnn, Santo Nardt, and Ryan Scnnlon 27-7 victory Friday night at helped the Blue Devils on defense. Memorial Field. Right: Not to be overlooked was the play of the secondary, who Westfield wide receiver Peter Antonellf runs for (Continued on page C-4) extra yards after his catch during the first half.

SPF SOCCER TEAMS DEFEAT WESTFIELD SEE PAGE C-2 FOR THE STORY C-2 Record Press September 22, 2006 SPF boys XC overcoming injuries WHS girls soccer wins in overtime Py DAVID LAZARUS far less serious than the breaking. CORRESPONDENT stress fracture that Koegel "He's a good kid who t had feared. works hard, and he has been 1 For the past few years, "Dan's condition has showing massive improve- Scotch Plains-Fan wood improved," Koegel said. "His ments lately," added Koegel. jcross country coach Jeff x-rays were clear and he is "He took well over two min- •Koegel has been attempting progressing every day. He utes off his 5K time from to build a deep lineup that said he has a history of shin Downtown Weatfield to can withstand the injuries splints in his family. If he Verona." that seem to always attack hasn't shown significant The other top freshman is young runners who are improvement by the middle Bobby Evans, who iu injury pounding out heavy mileage of this week, he will sched- free. ^or the first time. ule further tests." With all the injuries, While they are unlikely With Sapienza shelved, Koegel will rely more heavi- to approach the small army junior Patrick Doliber, who ly on three solid juniors, let- that Westfield features, the had an excellent track sea- termen Adam Horowitz and Raiders have a solid group son, moves up to second. Greg Bencivengo and new- of over fifteen runners with Another of the likely top comer Dan Ragan, who had a strong core returning from five, sophomore Martin a solid year on track last last year's 9-1 group that Sweeney, a sensation as a spring. lost only to the Blue Devils. freshman last year, has One additional runner But injuries to several key been battling knee problems not yet mentioned is three runners have put a huge but hns been cleared to run. year letter winner, senior jquestion mark on the team "Martin missed a lot of Mike Miller, who at press and the Raiders will rely on training time," Koegel said. time wasn't certain if he their depth to help them "He has boon working on his would run this year. through the early part of base building. We need him The missing runners the season. back to where he should be." frustrate Koegol, who con- ! Luckily for the Raiders, The injury bug also siders the county wide open Jtheir top runner, senior caught one of Koegel's two this year with Westfield's Adam Biner, has remained prize freshmen; Brian graduation losses. The healthy and should be one of Walsh rolled his ankle dur- Raiders have never won the the top runners in the coun- ing the team's opening vic- county title although they ty. Biner was the Raiders' tory over Linden last have had numerous close jtop miler last spring, run- Tuesday at Warinanco Park. calls. ning a personal best 4:27. Walsh had to be carried "We need some things to ; ' "Adam worked hard this off the course with what happen before I would con- summer and is ready for a turned out to be an ankle sider us contenders," very strong season," said sprain. Walsh is off crutches warned Koegel. "That jfoegel, who is 74-12 in nine and wearing an air cast. includes getting Sap, jseasons as coach. "He has some swelling in Sweeney, and Walsh back to ; r Junior Dan Sapienza, his ankle, but it's not the health. It' we get everything ^ho matched Biner with a size of a sol'tball or any- together. There is a lot more 1-7:07 time in the Verona 5K thing. He should be back to parity in the county this |on Labor Day, had elevated running in a week or so," year. Westfield should have himself to the second spot said a relieved Koegel. "He a good team together. put has been suffering from thought he heard a crack Roselle Catholic looks pret- shin splints. While it has when he rolled his ankle ty good, too, but I'm more kept Sapienza out of prac- but, apparently, it was the concerned with getting our tice the past few days, it is tree branch he stepped on runners healthy." SPF girls XC hoping to supply 1-2-3 punch •y PAVIP LAZARUS Sam Gates, all key mem- had an impressive summer, CORRESPONDENT bers of the 2004 Union bouncing back from injuries County Championship that hampered her in the ALEX CENA/SHALERIDGE.NET I , The slender blonde team, switched to cross spring. Koogel is hoping The Westfield Blue Devils girls varsity soccer team won an exciting game at home Saturday teenager- in the Scotch country after successful that Hartey can join his top at Kehler Stadium. The Blue Devils defeated Peddle, 2-1, in overtime. Blue Devil Erin Plains-Fanwood track freshman track seasons. two runners in the sub 20 McCarthy scored the game-winning goal off a rebound after a free kick by Corrine Parkinson ^sweatshirt watched the var- Last year's top runner minute 5K club. was deflected by Peddie's keeper. Gillian Kape scored first for Westfield in regulation on a sity girls soccer game Valdes preceded Veeck. With such a strong three- free kick from 25 yards out. Above: Westfield's Erica Ammermuller tries to get by a Peddie between the Raiders and The advent of freshman some, the Raiders will be defender during the game. Linden with more than a soccer, initiated this year, difficult to beat in dual rinssing interest. Not only may havu cost Koegel a few meets, since a 1-2-3 finish riad she played on club and runners us his current team guarantees a victory. But high school teams with lists no freshmen among its Koegel is more cautious on SPF soccer teams defeat Westfield's Smany of the players but, ten members but Koegel is how his team will .perform The Scotch Plains- against the Blue Devils in home against East Side at 4 luntil this year, she might hoping that some of the now in larger meets. Jiave been kicking and Fanwood boys and girls soc- his five-year career (3-3-3). p.m. soccer players try out. for "We'll win most of our cer teams defeated The win was SPF's fourth The Scotch Plains- heading the ball on the indoor and outdoor track dual meets by going at least ^leld. But Brittney Veeck is Westfield High School's in a row and second Fanwood boys team defeat- and eventually run cross 1-2-3 but, right now, we respective soccer teams on straight on the road. If the ed the Blue Devils 1-0 satisfied she made the cor- country if soccer doesn't don't have the support for rect choice when she Monclnv. Raiders can keep playing Monday afternoon at Scotch work out for them. the bigger meets," Koegel The' SrF girls team well, the victory will proba- Plains-Fanwood High switched sports. Veeck and Valdes, who said. ! Her early results have defeated the Blue Devils on bly place SPF ahead of School. might be known as the Fivo finishers are needed the road, 2-0, Monday after- Westfield (3-1) in the Union hiore than verified the deci- SPF junior Tyler Stanek "Killer Vs." give the to win championships and noon in Westfield. County rankings and scored the lone goal in the sion which obviously Raiders one of the strongest the , Raiders have major SPF senior Lisa maybe even the state rank- game early in the second thrilled cross country coach 1-2 punches in the area. questions with keeping Camnrdn scored a goal and ings. Coming into the game, half and goalkeeper Bryan Jeff Koegel, who coached Valdes, in her first year of enough healthy runners. assisted on smother and the Raiders were ranked Meredith, an All-State her in indoor and outdoor cross country, broke twenty Senior Allie Hoynes- goalkeeper Lauren Mains number two to the Blue selection last season, made track last year and saw her minutes for the first time O'Conner, a three year let- recorded \ivv third shutout Devils in the Union County it stand up. Meredith put together a record set- when she finished a sur- ter win nor, has been bat- )f the season and 34th of rankings, and the Blue stopped 10 shots by ting freshman season. prising second at the tling knee problems and her career lor the Raiders Devils were ranked No. 15 Westfield (3-2). ' Before ever running a Watchung Conference senior Sum Carow missed 4-1). in the state. Stanek's goal, on an cross country meet for the Cninurda's kr°al came in SPF played host to the Championships last almost all of last season assist by Mike DeVizio, Raiders, Veeck already ran the 17th minute off of a cor- Crani'ord (2-0-1) girls soccer snapped the scoreless tie 20 October. and is struggling to come the fastest 5K time in back. Her sophomore sister ner kick by teammate team Wednesday afternoon seconds into the second half "Cassy ran sonic very Raychel Kruper. Alyssa at Scotch Plains-Fanwood school history when ran Emily was a pleasant sur- for Scotch Plains (3-1). tough races for us last Struniero .scored SPF's sec- High School. The game's 19:17 in a road race on prise as a freshman and is The SPF boys headed to year," said Koegol. "She ond goal off of assists from results were completed too Cranford (2-0) to take on jLabor Day in Verona. Her currently the numbor five performance, which showed no fear of more teammates ('iiiniirda and Into for this edition. The tho undefeated Cougars experienced runners and runner. smashed Mary Shashaty's Lauren Weisi>rod. SPF girls have five days Wednesday night. The challenged them." school record of 19:36 set at "We need a healthy 4-5-6 With the victory, SPF between games, with the game's results were also the 2O04 Watch ung Junior Cathy Harley, a for the championship head coach Kevin Ewing next one taking place completed too late for this improved his record to .500 Wednesday, Sept. 27, at Conference championships, two year letter winner, also meets," Koegel said. edition. (did not shock Koegol. ; "She had a phenomenal Spring and then a solid summer of training," Koegel said. "She's a great kid and works hard. No one can accuse her of being a talent- STOP THROWING YOOR MONEY ed kid who doesn't work for things." Veeck already set the •v school ri:c:ord in the 1600, OUT THE WINDOW! running 5:14, making her decision easier. 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Computer skills teenage males with •II for free Ages 3 and 9 months. goods is seeking an as- "art Time 4 hours a plus, bul will train. sistant manager to work Earn Extra Income multiple disabilities pie reading Attar school Nannies LiveOut. Fu It-time. a day. Mon-Fri CLERICAL CUSTOMER assembling CD cases Pins** call Sandy at needing personal Up to $15/hr. Exp., Non-Smoker. Must M-F 9:15-2:30. The 9:30am-l:30PM (9OS)6S»-»e22 or successful candidate COPYING from Home. Working care. S13.2O2. an- Car& feq'd. Apply at have own car and No nlftito, SERVICE with Top US companies. Fax rnumt attn: Sandy nual salary plus ex- PSYCHIC * TAR0T www.NannyLlne.com solid references. should be hands on & No wv#K#nfla to (908)851-9377 A MEDICAL (jlass co. seeks ener- Start Immediately. No cellent benefits. CARDNEAMNOS 9083173100 Union Cty Plsasa call: possess good organiza- PPjyjft Summit High tional skills. Returnees getic, personable, experience necessary, High School diploma 97^267-2727 Morris Cty 90*8894012 School Cavllanfl RECORDS hands on indiv. to required, Please fan welcome. Will train. Between 8-11 1SOO4O5V619 Ext. 104 We offer a relaxed and riedlcal records copying handle phones, walk wwv.easyworkgreatpay.com letter of interest to: 908-91S-2122 ins & misc. clerical NANNY (908) 232-2251 ASSISTANT friendly atmosphere. EOE M/F/V/D service needs individ- For more information call: ual to perform clerical duties. Must have PC LANDSCAPE Responsible nanny to or mull to: /DRIVER NANNY/ 9733763385. duties and copying of skills. Reliable, ma care for two young Dr. Cathy Patla, medical records in ture minded, hand wert228 field, full time, Mon- seeks assistants for 2 HOUSEKEEPER The Paper Pedlar Berkeley Heights area. L/S constr llrm seeks School 1571 Lam 6S1 Morris TumplHS CHILD CARE Mon-Fri, 8:3O5PM. Phone 90S-7S0-0544 ambitious individual to Fri. Must have excel twrts Mills Road teenage girls in sum- Care for 2 kids after lent references and mit. PT/FT, 2O40hrs school, some driving Sprlngflald, NJ 070S1 Work at home caring for Good pay, benefits. lead & manage crew, Westfleld. NJ O7090 m 8M-M8-2112 X1O4 On job dally, resp. for driver's license. AA/EOE /wk start immediately. & cleaning. 4-5 days, one or more children. Call: 90B-92S-9675 Errands drive girls, 25-35 firs, Morristown, Somerset or Northern or fax iwaum* DANCE coordinating employ- groceries, house must speak English, ASSISTANTS Middlesex County 732-698-9974 ees, equipment, ma management. Perfect have license & car. Needed for busy Short 90S-S26-4B84 TEACHERS terials. paporwork, PHOTO for PT College student. Call (973)464-1132 Hills Salon & Spa. Union County Mai! Mail l*n!*Womn1 etc. Knowledge of de Must be motivated and 908-668-4684 CLERICAL Arthur Murray Dance sign, install walls, pat OFFICE HELP Competitive Salary los. grading < drainage, TRAINEE based on experience/ professional. Pitas* Studios Will train, Property manage- Photo retouching dept. call tor appointment: POSITION for FT position. No plants & walkways. skills & paid vacation. •ART TIME/FULL Til Min 3 yrs foreperson ment office In Ralv Basic computer skills Clean driving record & 973-21*0828 Some Computer knowl- experience neces- way Seeking FT, to req'd. FT/PT. net's req'd. Call Donna CLERICAL sary. Call between 1 exp, DL neq'd. CDL a-i; Call 908-353-5555 Clark based company edge preferred. Must and 5PM. Pay based on exp. handle phone, rent- •OS-273447B BOOKKEEPER/ work some Saturdays, Call 9O8-668-WS8 als & general office DRIVER requires personnel for good phone skills. 9OS-272-79SS duties. Computer skills PT 2 - 5PM Mon-Fri ACCOUNTS document prepara- necessary, ability to RECEPTIONIST CHILDCARE CDL w/passenger tion. Will train. Start Call Ralph tor Interview OFFICE mulil task and atten ;anwood, 3 children, 5 +S endorsement PAYABLE $9/hr + benefits. DELI HELP tion to detail a must. Phone filing, light backround check, Forward WHIM to: 9M-7I9OSSS MANAGER typing. Microsoft Of days/wk. 2:30-6:30. Berkeley Heights, MARANO * SONS lex, hrs a must. West- Summit co. Excel com Fax Resume w/salary College students wel- CALL SUSAN FT/PT. QuIckBooks fax: 7328821220 AUTO SALE, INC. field area. College requirement to: fice & Quickbooks come! Must have valid experience a plus. •mall: bslmonsttl* puter & comm, skills. 732-340-1770 helpful. Fax Resume largodoc.com ISO SOUTH AVE. students welcome. 10am-5pni. Spanish a +. (908)68*0529 TheClitiifledt NJ DL. 9OS-322-OM2 Call 908-508-0333 x2 QARW0OO, NJ 07027 Call 718-612-2750. Call 90S-273-1.9U NORMS CHEUROLFT

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SECRET Social Services TOY STORE Community and DENTAL RADKM0GY SHOPPERS For Westfield & newest SIS' * l'*J-Lt4UU«U •••• ,~,-*«w~ LOCAL Cranford Co. seeks Professional Toy Store. A great op- HVGIENIST TECH rt. Immediate open- •elf-motivated, re- NEEDED Ing with association YELLOW portunity for a flexible For Westfield Gen- For bone density sponsible person For Store Evaluations Relations work schedule. Par- screening. PT. Expe- management firm In wtth good math Get Paid To Shop. eral Practice. Mon- Springfield for experi- PAGES Coordinator ents, students, and day & Wednesday ad rience needed with •kills and clear Local Stores, Restaurants retirees welcome. Hologic Machine. enced bookkeeper. Is seeking 2 delivery speaking phone day & Tuesday AM. persons to deliver & Theaters. Training Summit- based com Weekday, evenings Make your own Approximately 20 voice, varied duties Provided. Flexible and weekend hours S0SV3S3-3BS0 hours per week. Ex- telephone book9 Some days, evenings prehensive home and hours. Fax resume Include answering & Hours, Email required. available. to: MMS44OU cellent salary in com- and work side by tine phone, recep- and Saturdays. community services ISODflBBWEMeKt S0B2 provider for Union/ Call: 90S-233-13U fortable small office side part time. Must tion, A/R & data en lurnlngaiprfMWtstfiild environment. Experi- have Mini-Van. Pay try WP filing, mall. Will train the right Morris/ Essex Coun- ties seek eldercare / •yahoo.com ence with computer- etc. Willing to tram person, sarious In- SECRET TIME < ized general ledger the right person, quires only, very busy health oare/ social services professional programs a must. Can batwaan office, should be able to SHOPPERS DENTAL Fax resume to 973- 7:1MM-2:OOMM handle many tasks. to promote and sell our services to sen- 37MM7 or mail to Call for information NEEDED OFFICE AAMC, 66 Morris PART TIME 272-6904 for Store Evaluations. iors, careglvers and Cafe In Berkeley Boulevard providers, SAGE'S ACCOUNTANT/TAX *¥•., Suit* 2A, Heights looking for Get Paid To Shop. MANAGER SprincftaM, NJ 07O81 Veterinary Local Stores. Restaurants primary business de- General Dentist In PREPARER-P/T experienced responsi- & Theaters. Training velopment position. Cnrc Comp Berkeley Heights. ble person to work Provided. Flexible Dental experience a Position (flex hrs) flexible hours must RECEPTIONIST Clinic Excellent writing, or- available in small Un- FIRST TIME AD have reliable transpor- MM-27A-1W1 Hours, Email required. must. DentriK trained Investment firm to 1800*868004 ext6362 ganisational and in- ion, NJ CPA office tation. ftB«MMK2M44 cated in Summit Fax: 908-276-7131 a plus. primarily for 1040 terpersonal skills. 3 Seeking individuals with Pleas* fax resume Call 9Q»20»04T4 needs a friendly, pro- years experience in clean driving records for aK preparation. Experi- CUSTOMER Mk for Anla fessional reception- eldercare. Working con positions. English and rnap to: ence In Proserles ist who can handle STOCK tacts within senior care reading skills required. software a plus. SERVICE PART-TIME high volume phone RECEPTIONIST DEPARTMENT network essential. Respond via fax to: Union Twsp. PT Flexible, calls, light typing & Temporary position for 90S4SS-7922 2O hour week. Order En- DRIVER Hourly wages and • School Bus Driver Sanler Cttlsan AMe F/T general office duties. builder in Short Hills. CDL C, PS Endorsements to try some clerical duties. Non272-*«02 Donna, or fax to: 973- daytime hours. CDL training ficient in Quickbooks. AA/EOE computers a plus. Excel. 467-O9S3 attn: Donnn provided. Fax resume to: RECEPTIONIST SAGE Eldercare, Inc. •teat* ••mall resume PT for private club in TEACHERS 290 Broad Str««t to atana>atWirHch.com Dffice supplies. Out- Summit, NJ 07901 •m-M7-ao» FITNESS Summit. Nights and Tho Learning Circle of 1-800-675-9522 side sales person days. Excellent phone SECRETARY the Summit Area Ask for Mr. Charles STAFF needed approx. 25 AM re* and computer skills Cranford Law Office, YMCA seeks the fol- Chmck this out ADMINISTRATIVE Curves In Clark Is look firs per week. Must Ing In this newspaper needed. Call Bill General Practice. Must lowing: After School OPTOMETRIC ing for High Energy have car. Will train Is subject to the Fed- 9O8-277-66S5 be organized, excellent Staff, 2:45-6pm tn VP OF SALES people person to mo- i riant oerson. eral Fair Housing w/spelllng and gram- Berkeley Heights or /PT. Professional Op- ASSISTANT PT 125K-21OK Potential tometric practice needs Position (flex hrs) avail- tivate our members to Amendments Act and mar. Able to work inde New Providence. Call 1-800-940-1728 meet their fitness the New Jersey Civil pendently & multitask. Osvaldo Lead Teach- bright, friendly assistant able In small Union. NJ RECEPTIONIST for busy office. Flexibility oals. Afternoon and Rights Law, which ~ood basic math skills, ers, Fl CDA or AA re CPA office. Computer, 9O8-272-5 tOO Westfield salon seeking required. 25-30 hrs/wk telephone and general fvenlngs hours avail make it illegal to ad- and motivated to learrt. quired. Call Mary Ellen able 2:30PM to vertise any prefer- FT receptionist, training Fax Resume to: or Ruby at 908-273- to include 2 eve- office skills required. available. nlngs/wk & 9-1 pm on 8:00PM and alternat- ence, limitations or 908-272-2027 or 7040 or fax resume to Respond vim fax to: discrimination based Call 908-233-2726 9082735670 Sat. 906-322-O04O. 9OS4SS-7S22 ing Saturdays. NJAttorrwySprodley.net Call: 973-263-B090 on race, color, relig- ion, sex, national ori- gin, handicap, familial status, creed, ances- Exciting Career Opportunities . . . CLOSE TO HOME try, marital status, af- fectlonal or sexual orientation, or nation- ality, or an Intention to make any such pref- erence, limitation or SPECIALTY discrimination. Famil- ial status Includes TOY STORE children under the age New Providence. Day & of IB living with par- Weekend hrs. Friendly ents or legal custodi- pleasant environment ans, pregnant women Toy* That Taach and people securing OTU 181P31O custody of children under 18. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real es- Highly morinoted individual Sales tate which Is in viola- • CERTIFIED F1LATE5 tion of the law. To re- REFORMER INSTRUCTOR witti inifictiwe, supeib orga- Counselor port discrimination, RECEPTIONIST eceptionist nizational skills, oulgolng Multiple locations In call the Office of Fair • PERSONAL TRAINER personality, ond exceltenr NJ- Exciting Sales Housing and Equal FT/PT: Union County. Individual Opportunity In fast PT: Experienced, speaking voke wanted for Opportunity of the I must have good telephone skills, growing fitness & U.S. Department of reliable, motivated, fast-paced production wellness company! Housing and Urban £ outgoing person self-motivated, self-directed, and environment in Gorwood. Needed: ambitious, Development (HUD) at career oriented, needed for upscale I strong organizational skills. Job Ability tg interact with 1-8O0-669-9777. The fitness studio in outgoing individuals HUD TTY telephone customers and other Mountainside. I consists of, but not limited to, faxing, w/ commitment to number for the hear- departments essential. health & fitness. ing Impaired Is 212- (filing, answering phones, and Competitive sal. + 708-1455. AM or PM Shift, with assisting office personnel. Must EiEceilent leleptione skills a commission, bene- alternate Saturdays. must! Knowledge of Woid fits & strong growth | work well under pressure. Great pay. and Excel is required. opportunities. PtoM* contact GUn» Please fax resume to: Contact: tlwri at : 908-301-0225 • bnttttonMvtOaol.com Send resume to: eO»683-7WS OH ftx: 906-301-0225 OR 908-964-9835. Please fo« resume to Ware: •IwrtWfltnmMnd fOI-7194904 wallnaas.org Strvkt •«•* ASSISTANT TEACHER SALES POSITION m Rtpr«stiitotivt ^;5i;T,- AIDS RESOURCE/// Neighborhood House Immediate Full-Time Opening Exparianea pmftrrad Count On Us Nursery School In but wtll train. Encaltont bmtflti Faekaga FOUNDATION FOR / Mitlburn is seeking a For Results Insurance agency in Clark Is looking foi an CHILDREN PT Assistant Teacher Catl Ralah f« Intarvtaw Y«ur Llatlnf* addition to our clerical department. WMt'TMt'OWS The MDS R<*>urce Foundation (or Children, a nonjiro for it(& afternoon Call ulii'riitHNjK'dLili/Aiicim' fur initlually lr;i$k' Oi program Tuesdays Applicants should be detail oriented, MAMANOA»0N« AUTO SALES, INC. Opportunities h\ \YuJcr*-y .IT our j;li/.:dvili ;!IK! It- and Thursdays organised, and possess good communication 1 ISO SOUTH AVE. IDCIIIKMIS .in airn-nth ;iv;iil;ih!c lor find computer skills. Must be comforlahle Nancy 1 1 :30AM-3,45PM. QARWOO0. NJ O7O27 Must be at least 21 using; modurn technology. 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Mr. wjj|ut>. nuln, air, ps, ph, pw, plocks. lilt, 4dr, ;fi, air, ps, pb, pw. plocks. pscat, To the elderly 1 !|| Dally, Weekly, Cvetnlght Wr, auto, air, ps, ph, pw . plvks, till, cruise, 4dr. auto, air, ps. pb. pw, plocks-, till, tniL< cd. cd, mi«mrixif. allw wheels, 17.i 0 milts. cruise. cJ. iiiily L'l.OW miles. VIMSMfififvll leather, till, cruise, cd. cass, moonwtif, 908-241-eSl! ALL CASH PAIDIII 1 alloy wheels, only l.VHJll miles. cd. only 17,000 miles. side air liJ)!s.i(nlyfi,iKnimili>.VIN'«iKii2L l2 For single & multi-family Price(t) includt(t) til cotts to be pall by the consumer Experienced Elderly homes & vacant land. Companion/Helper Fast closings I A GREAT BUY1H except lor licensing, registration i taies. Speaks English, good Call todayl Not responsible for typographfcaJ errors. ref's, dally, week"/ or ERA SUBURB $10,995 $16,995 $16,995 $15,495 $14,995 overnight. 908-233- REALTY A0ENCV, 05SB/feo»764-2S24 )tember 22, 2006 Record-Press C-7

PREMIER BUILDERS LOTS - In Florida, Ar- Sayreville- 2 floor apt. OPEN AIR SALES EVENH kansas, Tennessee & Just Renovated. Own Texas. Wholesale backyd, ent. parking. priced for immediate LR. DR. Kit. 1 BR + sale. Don't wait to buy bath. Avail, now 1 mo. land. Buy land & wait. sec. $1100/mo. 9O8- 96^0315. BMW MUST SEE Convtrtiblt, aulc, 6 cyl. p/%tM)'mg, AfiS, 2 dosr. air. airb>gs, heated father »t> k»,l«»i tiH cruiw p/ti SCOTCH PLAINS 1BR, ltklB6-2026. S2S00 down plus S&2S Acquoiiticn In, Tat^l du. at mop: {312& 2nd FLR $960 incl. utils. cable IVJ mo sec. No pets! 90eaS»«235 GORGEOUS UNION 2BR. LR. kit. new bath, close to BY OWNER-NO FEE) train. $1100/mo. 641 CRANFORD - brand new Chestnut St. Cail upscale modern apts, Sophie/Mike 964-B696 nice block, quiet location 908-241-4040 •2BR, 2BA, large EIK. LR, DR $2100/mo UNION 3 br, T fl., 2 AU UNITS HAVE: fam., culdesac, LR. C/A, gas heat. Ig w/D DR. EIK , W/D hkps., 2 LUXURIOUS VEHICLES ATONE GREATPRICE! GE appls refrig, D/W. 1 car gar., $1400./ + built (n micro, ceiling utHs, l mo. sec + 1" • Certified Pre-Owned = fans, )g CA style clos mo rent. Avail. 10/1 ets. HW firs, cable or 10/15. 908^8ia ^iHaaa^ by BMW YOUR CHOICE JUST ready, park in front of 1567 weekends, apt EZ commute NYC 2OO3 2OO3 Call 9X7-301*856 *Jt», I cyl, p/i, tin, i r Mid, wtxgi, CLARK area modern 1 Financing Available katt sub, •r.'tu ma», * pit. piin, BR. private entrance, p'swti *>!T fog tinct, Nonawi, CD. VW3ORI21)S.3?.»«n*i*iJMS*: »wrool,CD VM3W1TO1 n appliances, heat, hot Thru BMW iU.m WX» DOOT Plyr«m Btstd 11 water incl. immed. oc- 47 moi w1l> Uth btl!ooA pariMM of cupancy., $S0O/mo. Financial Services l 73249X191 Westfleld- 1 BR, yard, CLARK - First fl 2 BR apt $1000/mo + utils. In convenient area. 1 Vj mo sec. Avail 9/15. All good siied rooms. 908-6640725 A FAMILY TRADITION SINCE 1965! Immediate occupancy. $l,20O/mo. WESTFIELD - brand new ROUTE 22 EAST • SPRINGFIELD, NJ Carene 732 39&O606 2BR. 1.5BA, 2" fir, wa!k CRANFORD 1 BR apt. to train, no pets, avail 1 immed. $1750 -t utils. I fir, W&D, C/A, 2 1 mo sec 908-233-7227 JMKBMW.COM blocks to train, off si 1.US.3JMKBMW prkg, Avail. 11/1. •Westfleld * Cranforri 1-800- BMW- LEASE $1100/rno + utils. Beautiful eff 1 & 2BR 908-7S5<273 $895 & up. No Fees! CRANFORD - 1 Ig bdrm 90B-5UBOOO4 or nearcol lege, new kit., 812-3000 washer/dryer, parking Prices include all costs to be paid by cons except for tax, title, and reg. 'Leases are closed w/ a purchase option of $35,608. 10k mi/yr 20c thereafter. Total cost of lease: $11,981. Lessee $1000/mo, utils incl 1 resp for excess wear & tear. Subject to primary lender approval. Not resp for typos or omission. Photos for display purp only. Ad expires 96 hours from date of publication, % rno sec.Avail 10/15 908-2724991 Cranford - Center of town. 1BR, LR, Kit. 41t walk to train. No pets.. Ideal For 1 Per BERKELEY HEIGHTS son, 1.5 mo. sec. DOWNTOWN Retail units avail Immed.. $695 +• fl\ailaOe from 700 to 2100 SF utils, call after 6 PM. Office Suites from 20Oto 1000 908-2704126 SF EJrokefs vveteome. 2moa. Ftee Rent! 90»72t2200 FIRST TIME AD Chech this out CRANFORD/ROSELLE CRANFORD Professional LINE-3 Rooms, heat. Building 118 North Ave gas & fridge incl., W. Prof/exec suites deck, no pets. 1100 & 7O0 SF. full $975/mo., 1.5 mo. sec services. For details & 908-497-1261 photos call 9O8272- CRANFORD Walk to SS95 fax 908-272 5587 train LG 2BR in Victo- rian home. N/P avail ELIZABETH- Elmora Sec- 10/1 $1195/mo incl. 7 72 Floral Ave. ht & hw90S-432 3191 2 stores., 1 perfect for deli/BBQ. $1200/mo Elizabeth -Bayway other- sin retail. $600 Section. 1QR Apt, New 9O8-482B288 Building. Convenient to 2007 All Trans, 9O63S2 9067 KENILWORTH S550 FANWO0D 3 mi apt. off Commercial Gaiagu/ #19898, VIN' #7\{j6803 St. prkg. walk to train. shop, near Route 22. $975/mo, ail mils $700/month, Call 'kg., 368hp, Wk/IW incl. 1.5 mo sec. dep. 908-233-7113 No pets MW-49O-1899 Mountainside furnished LEASE S10W Istmopyint QARWOOO 1BR yard office space to sliare. Heat & HW incl, ALL S495D Cap Cost Reduction $975/rno N/S, N/P, prof bld£. well located, near ail major high : Call 9Q»SlftO65Q ways 90&654-9403 OFFERS $795 Itonk I ee JUST LISTED EXPIRE S6H44 due iit lease signing w/$0 sec 0ARW00D 2 bdrm. 2 fir, EIK, fin attic, en Monday, mo ONLY 27 mos. . Taxes, liip.nsing & resist, add'l. closed porch, Ig deck. W/D tikup, $1475 + SUMMIT DRV SAFE Sept. 25th utils. 90*2334508 12x12. cement firs, elec. 10 TO CHOOSE FROM storage only. $150/mo Call Bob 9OB-3OO-9213 WESTFIELD - Garage for rent. Avail July Is' . $700 mo. 908454-0725 QARWO0D 3 BR, 1 Da. Ig walk-in closet, spa cious kit. W/D. Credit check, $14O0/mo + utJIs. Walk to town & trans, 9CW-301-1414 BASKING RIDOE - 3 BR Ranch. 2 Ba, Florida mi, no pets. Dig yard on 1 acre, $3000 t utils. 908-647-3367 FANWOOP 8 rooms, 3 BR, finished bsmt, 0ARWO0P 3BR, LR. DR. C/A, frplc. large deck, Incl. bsmnt w/d No Pets. Close io town/transp. Avail, immed. Short Stk #20(12(1. VIN #7i:H6 5126, 4\)U, 4 Stk U4W2, Vl\ #7A()'SC)49 ), (> cyl, auto, Slk UV)9\7, VIN U7S Stk /M(i:^, \|\ «7AH)lo72, H cyl, auto, Near all. $155OHJtils Avail term ok. $220O/mo. 10/1 732-261-0414 908400-2021 i \ I., autii, a\ changer, Sum I, blk/blk. t'rent. Fhn. I, 1H" rims, Parklrunic, i:nn- atilo, Pie in. I'kt;. 1, wood steering w hi. Suiihinl. I'wr l.iil (-ate. MSKP: S'5H,605. KENILWORTH- 3BR apt. tor consolii, MSH1': $-j(), hlk/hlk, MSKP:.S'J(I,7T1. A/C, $460/mo. ROSELLE PARK 3 BR 908-2721273 cape. 1.5 BA. EIK. DR, 1 $' " I'HKMO LR. basement, sun I.LASI; KENILWORTH 4 Room room, Ig yu'd ancl drive- ONLY ONLY ONLY apt, heat & hot water 27 MOS. way. Walking distance 27 MOS. 27 MOS. IOR 27 MOS. 1OK supplied, w/w carpet, to train, S3950 rno + 269 519 599 just painted & cleaned utils. 908-38O2616 S2C)'J I >i urn p\uu %W) 1st mo pymt S51V 1st mo pymt .VJ''V 1st 11 it 9 |A Hit $1095 9O8-241-297S/ SW C;iii Cost K S3V5O C;ip(.'nst RediKikin S.'W50 C.'cip CdM Kciluctiiiti S ',')'){< ( :|JI I -DSt K'l'll 9084)88-2249 night Time -3 IVink \vv $795 Bunk Xvv, S79:3 Bank \vv. S7'.)-'i H.inlv fee Ad r SUMMIT NO FEE SBR. S )fM4 ihic .ii iciisc \\/'S0 sec dep, S')144 fine ;ii li'iist; si'uniiii; \v/S(l sec i]f|]. $'i264 due al lease si^niny w.'SO set dep ,S"i -i-1 -4 due al lease syniiii K w/SO set dcp. 2,5 baths, close to 1,!\(s, licciisiny K ld'i Taxes, lice-nsiiii; X.- n^ist. add'l. Taxes, licensing & resist, add'l. la\iN, iii viisiiiL' .\ ivisi^ . add'l. shopping, restaurants J Mid town diiect. $2900 /mo 908-277-3674 New 2006 KENILWORTH 5 Room ML3504MATIC Buy For *4f.VVw R5O04MAT1C Buy For** 2BR, apt. $900/mo + Stk Mm, VIN J6A122584,6 cyl,, auto, htdsts, pwrjiftgate, 18"rims, Trim Stk#4009, VIN*6A021914,8cyl.. auto, 18"Rims, TrimPkg., Prem. utils No pets. Avail Immed, 732-946-1249 RENOVATED Pkg., Entertainment Pkg, Sunrf, Navigation Sys, Sirius Radio, MSRP: Pkg., white, MSRP: $62,125, Must Finance Thru Dealer KENILWORTH Redone 549,735, Must Finance Thru Dealer New 2006 3BR, 1BA, large LR. WESTFIELD . 623 Stirling storage, bsmnt. attlo PI. Small 2 BR, 1 Ba, New 2006 E5004MATIC Buy For *i & 2" fir $1350 newly renovated home. Stk #19659, VIN f6X202828, 8 cyl., auto, elect trunk closer, wood 908419-3060 Avail NOW. $1-490 + SLK280 Buy For '42,990 utils. 908-419-4884 Stk #19256, VtN #6F085152,6 cyl., auto, comfortpkg., btgpkg., ent steering whl, Bi-Xenon, Prem Pkg., Sirius Radio, MSRP: $69,055, MUST SEE pkg., black/tan MSRP: $49,045, Must Finance Thru Dealer • Must Finance Thru Dealer MOUNTAINSIDE- attrac- HURHY WOHT LAST New 2006 tive apt, located 1 ml New 2006 Westfield/Crnnfnrd- E320CDI Diesel. Buy For a0B,90O CLS50O Buy For *SB,99O up from RT 22, LG Convenient Downtown 3rm furnished by Stk 020022, Must Finance Thru Dealer, VlN J6A977789, S cyl., auto. Stk #19403, VIN 06AO493Q3,8 cyl., auto, trim pkg., ent pkg., MSRP: decorator S130O/mo Location! Newly deco rated 2BR, Irplc, hal- Premium Pkg., MSRP: $55,465 $68,845, Must Finance Thru Dealer call 908-233-2886 cony, tidwd firs. C/A, N. PLAINFIELD Victorian DW. W&D. $2200/mo Penthouse 1BR $690 Carol 90S47+O0U. 1BR $745+utlls No pets 908-561-5085 aftGpm Westfleld - entire 1 1250 Route 22 East RAHWAV - Very Nice floor of a charming 1BR, 2"JFI., Galley Kit, Victorian home, 2 rjr W/D & Storage, 2 t>a., nil uppl, yard $850/mo. incl. access. 2 car prkg, Bridgewater, NJ 888.863.9619r Heat & Hot Water. close to train, cat oh, Prices incl ali costs to be paid by a cons-jmer except 'cr taxes, licensing & regisl W month closed end lease includes 7500 mi/yr w/excess ** 25C thereafter. Lessee V-^. G '-M: Roaelle - Lg 2OR, 2 Fl. Sl6,173/S20,(JIB/Si2,/8l Ad/eitised pricing includes dealer disccunts. Must be approved by primary lender and have Her 1 credit rating to qualify lor advertised pricing. Offers e/p 't1 °/2S/O6 Newly Renovated. Good Location. WESTFIELD $115O/mo. + utils & Small home for rent, Soc. 9OS4OS-O709 3DR. 1.5 Udtli, LR, DR. Kit., yard, No ROSELLE PARK 4 rms puts. $180(J+utils & 2"° fir, $10?5/mo. sec. 732-519-8957 OPEN 24/7 at: www.benz4ever.eom heat Incl., 1.5 nio sec. 908-241-2421 Housing 1b 435 UNION- 12 x 1ORM, ex. nelghboitioorJ, S600mo. Incl. ulil. call after 6pm 90S-96449O7 ROSELLE PARK - Clean, Drlglit, Airy 2nd fir. i BR, BOOTH 4BD | new EIK. dose to all trans. Small, friendly apt bldg. NEW PROVIDENCE Room m/HW (ncl. Free laundry. to' rent w/lifiht Kitchen Ready now! $1125/mo privileges 4115/wk No 908-233^668 eves. Smoking 90B464-33B2

JUST LISTED Rmelle Park Completely renovated, modem 2 BR apt. LR, DR, den, lull l>a. EIK with pantry/equip WESTFIELD 1.5 BR. eat laundry rm. walk to tn hit. W&D. Walk to NYC trans, $1400 + tialn, off St. prkg utils, 908-245-1313 $1250. 908-222-3231 C-8 Record-Press September 22, 2006 trr t •: . l

Rock* and Minerals Entertainment Center- Solid Extensive Collections. Oak for up to 32" TV w/ Oeodots, polisher. Loveseat Sleeper glass display area & stor. Graphon Diamond Gem COUCH - (2), Burgundy New Chair & A Half, $25 9O&7894821 BEST OFFER Lathe, Saw. 2O1592 BRASS BED, Ithr & gray suede sec Blue. Mattress In Plastic FOOSSALL TABLE 2 REFRIGERATORS, 6156 by appt only tional. Good condition. $600 4Ma Brand new, $75 $200. 973-376-706O WASHER * DRYER 973-376-7080 9O8-23a-SO3« Fooseball Table for COMPACT KITCHEN UNIT sale $100. obo. Con- never been used, pur- tact Eric at 917-922- chased 12/04, single 1666 In Cranford. unit, white, 2 burner Crnnfurb (&l\tamtU 0AMEN SUPPLY MASTER BEDROOM FREE Oak Student Desk electric stove, sink, iff Firewood 1/2 or full cords OAVBED • Girl's w/ pull Stanley Solid oak. Queen w/Hutch & Chair, small apartment or 90&€54-1566 out, 3 sided w/ bars, site. 6 pcs. exc cond. Suitable For Boy/Girl second kitchen. $5O0 732 388-1581 looks beautiful, exc cond, $15O0. 9OS-7e»27S4 Excel Cond. 90&232 -51O5 or best offer. Call 908-232-9178 SCHIEFERsTEIN FARM $500. 9OB-7S9-2754 Hospital Bed • Eiec., Mat- Seasoned Hardwoods, Dining Rm Sat tabie, 6 Convertible Steeper Solas tress w/ cover. Full size. DISH NETWORK FREE Full or Hal* Cords, chairs, 2 leaves, I2h ctenim, good cond, Invacare Synchronizer. 3.-4 ROOMS! 240+ Reliable. Free Local Delivery. hutch, server, corner $10O/both $200. 9O&2327947. Channels! Starts T32-386-3273 hutch. pads, dark 9O»028-lfi06 HOT TUB. HANDYMAN $19.99/ month! FREE Great support. oak. good cond. $8OO SPECIAL. YOU MOVE Movio Channels! FREE 9Ofr 23 3-8744 OVRI FREE iPod Shuf' IT S249/BO After 4 flel FREE HD Upgrade! Available anytime. Ul OAL AQUARIUM 908-654-5280 Call NOW. Always Complete w/pumps, fil- Dining Rm Set- Walnut Huge Guinea Pig cage Open! KOtXJ tefs, aerator's, brackets 1960s, good condtion w/btl & food bowl & brace, covers & lights table w/ leaf, 6 chairs, $25. Med. si Guinea $600 733-382-8521 & hutch $240 Pig Cage $12. 908- 908-436-1143 Modern Living Room, 709-0791 BEST OFFER DINING ROOM SET Pe Bedroom, Dining Room A DOUBLE BED SET S PC Chech this out can 6 cliairs, pedestal Kitchen Set Furniture. Large Air Hockey table. MAHOGANY Exc cond, $75 BABY FURNITURE - Crib table & breakfront 9O8-272-8545 OAK DINING RM 9PC $400 908-232-4211 908 317-9368 MUST SELL w/mat, child 2 drawer WALL UNIT- 3 pcs, fits 908-232-1871 armoire w/atiached DINING ROOM SET rec 27" TV. 91'W x77"H Lionel steam engine # Shelf unit, exc cond. tangular table 6 x20"D. drawers, glass 2065 and whistle ten ENTERTAINMENT UNIT $300 908-2764469 chairs, hutch, server 2 doors, bar, lighted, der # 2046w both In Solid oak, overall storage, exc cond. very good cond. $150. 62"Wx58-Hx21'D, TV Bedroom, new cherry. 3 leaves, $800 Beds & $395. 908-928-9013 call f32-381-3769 pcs: twin HB, frame, dressers also avoil area w/ doors chest, niglitstand, call 90^2334731 Living Rm Furniture 9' 30"x30-, A/V compo- sofa, 3 chairs. $250. nent area 21"x38" w/ $800. Also Chippen DINING ROOM SET 908-233-5016 glass Inset doors, dale wing chair, off Stanley Med. Maple Table, storage areas, VG White 225. 2 Leaves, Buffet, Mason Jars. Quarts 1 condition. Asking Pays 908889-9672 Table Pads. 10 Chairs. Apt. Si/e Washer, used dozen $4.50 Pints 1 $400 negotiable. Bedroom Set 6 pcs, Excel Cond, $2000 obo 6 months, like new, dozen $4.00, Also 908-241-8262 queen, black lacquer. •1777 $150. 908^353-8472 Caps 908-964 9810 good cond. $500/obo DINING ROOM SET Miwire. solid oak, Maytag white dish- 732-674-9894 washed & stenciled, 2 washer, good cond. MUST SEE Stanley Med. Maple Table. shelves & drawers. $250 $100/obo. Call 908 FURNISHED DOLL HOUSE BEDROOM SET- Bed. 2 Leaves. Buffet, obo 9086241442 60&3128 & other doll house Bureau w/ mirror, Table Pdds, loemws. items & collectibles dresser, night stand, Excel Cond, $2000 oho Black metal desk w/ Microwave Sharp, 1200 9O8-S89-S037 & chair, all pcs match 908686-1777 shelf. Very good con- watts. Model R320HQ $500 908-925-3139 dition, must sell. $25. Bisque, 1.2 Cubic Feet Dining Room Set - Table 908-68&0206 $75 732-952-3230 MUST SEE w/2 leafs, 6 Chairs & GRANDFATHER CLOCK 2pc China Cabinet. Bookshelf oak. tall. 84- Pachysandra Plants with Bargain! roots 1O0 for $9. Pristine cond.. Cherry BEDROOM SET Chest 2 Excel Cond. £775 obo x34", $150. Call 90& wood finish, light up face. nlte stands, high riser 908-862-4012 232-2399 97337&0857 multiple chime selection. $175 Den 2 wall Car Repair Ramps (2) Patio Set • Cream Col- self leveling $1,500 OBO units, desk, chair & $25/both 908-233-9582 ored, Fiber Glass Top CALL 732-382-SS21 dresser $175, 8 pc Table W/6 Chairs & deck set $150. Best Casual sofa & love seat Cushions $250 Offer other outdoor tCAUTIFUU attractive fabric, good 239877-6632 FIRST TIME AD furniture, Many paint- cond. $225/both. Space heater DeLonghi oil Ings & ladies bike. Dining Room Set - Table 90&9640983 filled radiator. Asking $15 IRBV VACUUM 7 yrs old 973-379-9152 w/ leaf. 6 chairs, rarely used orli china closet, buffet. China Closet. 2 tier Call 908 964-9810 $23O0 Asking $1' $500. 908-233-94OQ Glass doors. $60 Spode Christmas Tree OBO 908-232-9166 908964-9810 China, never used, Dining Room Table $35. 908-222 7589 4/Chairs, Bernhart. Computer Desk w/Hutch Stereo Component Sys- Cream Colored $350 56.25H X 43.5WX tem w/Cablnet and 239-877-6632 19.5H, $50 obo Large Speakers $25 Dining Set Stratton. high 908-337-0740 908 78^1821 JACUZZI - Like new, BEDROOM SET - King size shine, solid cherry, Crib - Solid Wood hardly used. Double iiS*»' w/ headboard, Ig clressei table, 4 chairs. 2 Natural Maple Telescope- Bushnell wide, not deep, rose w/ 2 mirrors, chest of leaves, pads, buffet. w/Mattress, Like New Voyager 4.5", Like colored. Paid S38OO, drawers, 2 night stands, $300 908-688-3618 $2O0 908-931-1017 new, Asking $125. Asking $1000 obo. pile carpeting w/ backing, 908 232 8 760 908-233-8632 $800 obo. 9082334742 Door Store Armoire CUBE refrig. good cond. Rest Assured Pine Mint cond. S6O0 perfect for Dorm bar VCR $15 J0J&JMCJLTAQJJLE5S BEDROOM SET, light Mahogany Server Table or small office $65. 908 232-7361 Baby jogger double. $250 The Chronicle, Record Press and Nj.com will gray Formica. Double S1OO. 908-272-2269 908-964-0983 Whirlpool Washer & & Mountain Buggy Single draMer wrth mirror, Dinette Set Lovely Rat- Electric Dryer. Large $200. 9O8-6S4-3S01 increase response (o your private party ad and triple dresser, S tan. 42" Round Glass Capacity $100 obo JUKE BOX AMI Rowe drawer, chest, desk Top Ped. Table, 4 908-75&3319 commercial, 1974, help you sell it fast! Your ad will bet^n seen by and chair. SSOO Matching Chaii Ex. 50's, 60s, 70s (200) 908-232-4868 Super Buy! Cond $150 732-382- I BNQni I records, good cond. over 1.1 miltion potential buyers* every month! 8813 $1500 908-687-3992 BEDROOM SET Entertainment unit- Oak, DISHWASHER Kitchen Run your ad 'til it sells - contact us for more info! white wood, single 55Wx78H. Holds 27" TV. Aide SS Int., Black, Ca// 800 4 720102 or dresser with mirror, Storage area for videos. 3 Wash Select, Like New FIRST TIME AD 3 drawer chest with $150. 908-272-7110 Bargain! $75 908-2330242 JUKE BOX- AMI ROWE click: www.NJ.com/placead hutch, desk with GIRLS BEDROOM SET 2003 WHIRLPOOL 30" hutch and chair. Drexel Heritage Armoire Electric range vv/cook top R89, Incl. 1OO records for more Information on our 'Run it Til it Sells" Program S30O 908-232-4868 Thomasville Cherry twin w/matching Queen Size & self cleaning oven Excellent cond. S79S poster bed. dresser, minor, Headboard, Good Cond. Stainless SSOO OBO 908-377-8534 night stand and vanity $125 908 6888868 DAY BED with trun- $350 OBO 908-276-9654 GAS RANGE Good cond. MAYTAG STACKABLE dle, White metal white S150 OBO WASHER * ELEC. and 2 mattresses. King Size Bed S35O, 2O03 WHIRLPOOL GOLD DRYER 9 MO OLD Source; Advance Internet 2004 Monthly Statistics S30O 90*232-4868 Fabric Sofa $350 Dishwasher good cond. SSOO 908-273-4778 908-654-9451 white. $250 OBO 908412-1110 908-2767149 ara sal I column x 2 inch ad t2».SO for otmcoimt)'. SiASO for two cotmtittwhtOt ln^4ti NMom amlrakt if it rains on the day of your yard sale and you choose lo reschedule, jusl give us a cell and we will rerun your ad for free and anention-gening "Yard Sale" signs! Cat or dlda limy ntf rrrn frftirnf for m FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR UP TO 7 Clement Road, CLARK April 2, 9a-lp, furni- OARAGE SALE ture, household MULTI FAMILY items, kid's cloth- . Sat. 9/33 YARD SALE GARAGE ing/toys and more. GARAGE 8 am - 4 pm Saturday, Sept 30'" SALE 108 THOMAS DR SALE (off Raritan Rd, to Walter Dr, Make R lOam • 3pm Sat, September 23 on Thomas) Saturday 9/23/06 19 Kathryn St. 9 am - 4 pm Miscellaneous (Off Woiifleld Ave.) 8:30 am- 3:00 pm BRAND NEW 7006 CHRYSLER Items, Dishes, 124 Hlllcrest Ave A 414 Manor Avenue BRAND HEW 2005 CHRYSLER BRAND NEW 2006 CHRYSLER Glasses, Some James Street Cranford, NJ Furniture, Clothing. 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MUST HAVE a Credit Score much morel of 70D or hiflhef 'Available an select New models In' up lo 77 mm. roquolilid buyers sefidMlcrfoitifitDik. "Comumei inusl Brano or lefiso Ttiiu Clirysler finonciol to qunl. Mot resp for typos or omrssions. Vehicles subject to sole prioi to odvertising, Pnor Soles Excluded & Ad Supersede; pievious ods. Solo fnds 9/30/06. September 22, 2006 Record-Press D-1 Automotive/Classified What does your car say about you? (ARA)) -— Trendy anandd WPT^^^HHM^^HHH^HH| Suggestions for insurance savings artsy: Mini Cooper. Cool] socsoc-- ^^R9fc)"UJH^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| If you believe your auto insurance pre- deductible? According to the Insurance cer Mom: BMW wagon. mium "is what it is," you could be paying Information Institute, raising a Nostalgia lover: new VW hundreds of dollars too much, according deductible from S200 to $500 could Beetle. Midlife crisis: vintage to Brian Wallace, a local independent reduce collision nnd comprehensive cost Corvette. insurance agent with Abnet Inc in significantly. It's true that you'll have It's no accident that cer- Piscataway. higher out-of-pocket expense in the case tain cars are driven by cer- "Many drivers assume they can't save of an accident, but considering that the tain types of people. In fact, on auto insurance the same way they do average driver files n collision claim once by the time a car has reached on other products and services," said every eight to 10 years, you may save the marketplace, a target Wallace, whose agency offers Drive money in the long run. buyer is practically in its Insurance from Progressive. "The fact is, Take advantage of discounts. Be sure to DNA. you can save a significant amount of ask your independent insurance agent to "Car manufacturers are money by making sure you have the com- identify all available discounts to ensure designing vehicles based on bination of service, coverage and pricing you're getting the best possible rate. focus group studies that give that's right for you." key insights into satisfying Change your life, update your policy. lifestyles, egos and current Independent insurance agents sell a Changes in your personal life, including status symbols," says Ron variety of companies' products, so they're marriage or moving to a new address, Miller, a graphic design able to put together insurance packages could change your insurance rate. When instructor at The Art for their customers that feature best-of- life changes occur, it may be a good time Institute of Pittsburgh. For a breed companies. to visit your local independent agent. recent class, Miller teamed Wallace offers nine tips for making Avoid unnecessary towing coverage. If up with Ed Venture Partners, sure your auto insurance policy offers you you already belong to an auto club that a company that pairs schools the best value: offers towing coverage, you can save a lit- with actual clients, to create Contact an independent agent. tle money by eliminating this coverage an advertising campaign for "Independent agents provide personal from your auto insurance policy. Toyota's new introduction, service and advice. They also can compare Eliminate duplicate medical coverage. the Yaris. rates from competing carriers," Wallace Many consumers pay for Medical And talk about a specific said. Payment Coverage on their auto insur- demographic. According to Buy what you really need. Many con- ance policies in spite of the fact that Miller, "Toyota designed the sumers pay for insurance coverages that injuries sustained in an accident most car to appeal to a target don't provide the best value for their likely would be covered under their stan- demographic of 18 to 30 year needs. One example is carrying compre- dard medical and hospital insurance. An olds, so the car features a hensive and collision coverage on an older option could be to carry limited Medical MP3 player, multiple storage vehicle with a comparatively low market Payment Coverage on an auto policy sim- compartments and an value. ply to cover the deductible on your health appealing price tag of "It's important to remember that if you insurance policy. $10,500." totaled the vehicle, you would only be "An independent ngent can help the Some drivers may choose a reimbursed for its fair market value, not customer identify and eliminate unneces- car outside their target for what you might, think it's worth or the sary coverages while being sure they have demographic intentionally. cost of buying a new car,'" Wallace all of the protection they'll need in the For example, the soccer Mom explained. event of an accident," Wallace said. who doesn't want to be Many consumers drop collision cover- Pay your premium in full. Some insur- pegged as one may choose an age when the collision premium equals 10 ance companies offer a discount to cus- SUV hybrid rather than the percent or more of the vehicle's market tomers who pay their premium in full in a much-cliched van, or a mid- Our choice of car can say much about who we are — or who value (often after four or five years). "You single payment. dle-aged man may eschew a we would like to be. might want to carry comprehensive cover- Consider the total cost of that new car. classic midlife crisis car and our future, our hopes and decided that in the future, age a little longer than collision," he Many consumers shop for cars without go for an upscale, fuel-stingy dreams. So while any car can the next generation of con- added. also considering the insurance costs asso- model like a Prius, get us from point A to point sumers will be technological- Do not, however, eliminate unin- ciated with various models. "Some models "The type of car that we B, we often feel a connection ly savvy, creative, concerned sured/underinsured motorist coverage that are similar in size nnd retail price choose not only indicates who to them. They help us com- about the environment and from your policy, Wallace said. "Drivers can result in significantly different insur- we are, but also who we municate with our fellow dri- social issues and want value need to protect themselves from the ance rates for the consumer," Wallace .would like to be," says Carol vers." for their dollar. So watch out potentially devastating costs of being hit explained. "Your independent agent or Oster, Psy.D., a psychology No one likes to be pigeon- consumers of the future — by a driver who doesn't have adequate broker can help you track those premium professor at Argosy holed, but it's hard to battle automobile designers have a coverage." differences beforehand so you don't face University/Chicago. "Our back all the research that car in mind for you. Consider raising your deductible. Do an unpleasant surprise after you bring cars are often a reflection of goes into designing cars. Thin article published you really need a $100 or $200 policy home that new car," the entire person — our past, Toyota, for example, has courtesy of ARA Content. 'OUR MOURS /\ D/\Y. 7 D/VV5 /\ WEEK ATT: 8OO.472.O1 19 Essex/Morris/Union . SO

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