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SOetfitt XtBB Vol. 22, No. 26 Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, June 29,2007 After boy's TRAINING DAY Driver pleads guilty in drowning, crash that killed friend Linden man, 21, faces two friends, including 'there are Costa, home after a night of up to five years in jail partying. "In an intoxicated haze, no words' A 21-year-old Linden Hamilton drifted over the •V TMBHBBA STULTZ man is facing up to five center line and into the years in prison after plead- oncoming traffic. At that THE RECORD-PRESS ing guilty to second degree point, he clipped a vehicle WESTFIELD — "There vehicular homicide in con- traveling north," Rosenthal are no words." nection with the death of said. "He then drove his That is what David his friend in a March 20O6 pickup truck from the left Konig Sr. wrote Tuesday, accident in Scotch Plains. lane to the right lane, and after the funeral of a son he Edward Hamilton then off the roadway, run- referred to as his "puppy entered his guilty plea ning headlong into a tree monster." Monday before Superior over 440 feet past the ini- Konig's son, David Jr., a Court Judge William L'E. tial point of impact." 6-year-old Brooklyn resi- Wertheimer, according to a The friend in the back dent, drowned on June 14 statement issued by the seat of the truck, Anthony at the Manor Park Swim Union County Prosecutor's Branham of Rahway, suf- Club, a private facility on Office. He will be sen- fered injuries that were Connecticut Street. tenced on Aug. 31. serious but not life-threat- After graduating from According to the author- ening. Hamilton sustained kindergarten just one day ities, Hamilton was high on minor injuries, and the earlier, David Jr. was at the drugs as he drove his driver of the other vehicle club along with his siblings Dodge pickup south on the was not injured. and mother; they were Martine Avenue Extension Rosenthal said the police invited to enjoy a day of shortly before noon March found no evidence that swimming and fun by a 11. He sides wiped a vehicle Hamilton ever hit the family friend who lives in PHOTOS BY KEN BUNIEWSKI/VIPDIGITALSOLUTIONS.COM headed in the opposite brakes after he clipped the SWAT taam mambara arrfva at tha acana during Tuaaday'a training aaaalon In Scotch direction, then veered back Scotch Plains. The weather Plalna. other car. was sunny and warm on the to the right and hit a tree. A 2002 graduate of the first day of summer, and the The crash pinned the front Arthur L. Johnson High pool was busy. Officers learn from SWAT team members seat passenger, Mark School in Clark, where he But during a lifeguard Costa, 21, of Clark. Costa was an honor student, class shift change shortly before was pronounced dead at the president and member of scene from brain injuries 3 p.m. another swimmer THE RECORD-PRESS the track and field and saw the boy floating caused by blunt force trau- swimming teams, Costa beneath the overhang of a SCOTCH PLAINS — ma. was a junior at Montclair lifeguard stand. She tapped Scores of Union County's According to Union State University. He lived him gently, but David was bravest swarmed the campus County Assistant in Clark for 17 years after unresponsive. at the John H. Stamler Police Prosecutor Robert spending his early child- He was quickly taken Academy Tuesday afternoon, Rosenthal, Hamilton had hood in Elizabeth. from the water, and a outfitted in heavy body cocaine and marijuana in Hamilton turned himself "woman jumped in and armor with military grade his system and had been in to authorities about a began to administer CPR," firearms blazing. "huffing* cans of "Dust-Off," month after the crash, said Police Chief John It wasn't a drug raid or a product used to clean Parizeau. A medic unit from hostage situation, though — computers, prior to driving (Continued on page A-2) the nearby Southside Fire more like a memorable class Station on Central Avenue activity. soon arrived at the scene, Members of the special- and the boy was taken to ized task force SWAT WF Council endorses Robert Wood Johnson (Special Weapons and University Hospital in Tactics) were on hand to Rahway. He was pro- demonstrate the proper pro- $3.2M pool renovation nounced dead at approxi- cedure for conducting high- poors surface area by scal- mately 4:18 p.m. risk raids to some.of the Project will be funded ing back on underutilized Officials are awaiting the state's top future narcotics through pool revenue sections like an 18-foot results of an autopsy to officers. , deck and diversifying areas determine the cause of The uniformed team exe- for pool usage. cuted two high-risk entries David's death, but authori- THE RECORD-PRESS The renovations should ties have said there is no into a structure, culminating add another 50 to 75 years indication of suspicious the exhibition with an explo- WESTFIELD — At a of use to the nearly 40-year- activity. "All indicates that sive entry through a fortified conference meeting old facility, thanks to a new it was a tragic accident," door with flash band Offlcara breach tha door aftar using a flaah bang davlca Tuesday night, members of type of concrete and tech- said Union County grenades. uaad to confuaa tha "auspacta." the Town Council endorsed nology, Kaufman told coun- Assistant Prosecutor Eileen "This stuff will go through an estimated $3.2 million cil members. In addition to Walsh. anything," the team leader called on for 12 to 30 assign- try to use just enough force to renovation of the Memorial the aesthetic improve- A woman who answered shouted to the crowd of 104 ments a year, can secure a stop the threat. The goal is Pool complex. ments, planned structural the phone at the swim club students from county, state, high-threat structure in not to kill," said the SWAT A bond ordinance to pay repairs are crucial to main- refused to comment on the and federal agencies. about 2O minutes. official who explained the for the upgrades will be tenance and preventing the In a best case scenario, the Though the unit is pre- introduced at the council's current loss of about 10,000 (Continued on page A-3 highly experienced unit, pared for any situation, "We (Continued on page A-3 July 10 meeting. Because gallons of water a day along the pool complex is a self- the pool's perimeter. supporting utility, the proj- "There are no if, ands, or Giving new meaning to the word 'greenhouse' ect will be paid for through buts about it," said pool user fees rather than Kaufman. "We need to keep Prospect Street home will be self-sustaining, developers say ferent wastes property taxes. up with the trends. This is Beyond the porch and patio, the Recreation Director going to be much more fam- recycled, energy-efficient and non- lawn will feature plant varieties that ily-oriented than the facili- Bruce Kaufman presented ty we now have." THE RECORD-PRESS toxic materials to reduce drafts and require less watering and upkeep, a plans for much-needed control moisture. The design will help plus for the homeowner who prefers improvements to the pool's The planned work will WESTFIELD — On a lot at the to balance room temperatures, lead- low-maintenance landscaping, and build on upgrades that adult section, including began five years ago. A lap upper end of Prospect Street, in one of ing to swings of only 20 degrees and who would rather not use chemical- handicap ramps that the town's toniest neighborhoods, the savings on heating and cooling costs. laden fertilizers. Periodic blow-outs of pool, dive tank and slide extend into the water for area were added to the future of eco-friendly construction the home during construction will easier access, more seating may soon be coming into view. improve the indoor air quality by complex in 2002, and the "You can't really tell it's inside the pool, and a reori- bathrooms were renovated From the street, the two-story, eliminating airborne allergens and entation of the space to cre- 4,000-square-foot home, which will green, but everything in it is dust, adding to the creation of a more in 2003 and 2004. ate parallel deep and shal- The project will go out to include two master suites, 4Vt bath- organic oasis. low ends and allow more rooms and a large finished basement, going to have components "We want to make the environ- bid on July 24, and the people to stand. Jet pools, council is hoping to award a will look like many of the new resi- that are as energy efficient ment inside the house as natural as which are popular with dences that are springing up in afflu- possible," Golbin said in a conversa- contract at its meeting on many seniors, will be added Aug. 7. Officials are hoping ent areas. The innovation is in the as possible for the home- tion about the project at a local cafe. in one corner, he said. details. "... This house actually breathes on the work can begin immedi- According to Paula Golbin, one of owner. its own." Various misters in the ately at the conclusion of the partners in the development team — Paula Golbfn A former executive producer and form of a mushroom, palm the current season and fin- behind the structure, the "green international marketing director for treeB and other fun designs ish in time for the start of house" will feature photovoltaic solar Energy Star-certified standards will Viacom, Golbin has partnered on the will give the children's sec- the new season in June panels that are built flush with the be adhered to for the interior floors, project with David Goodman, who tion a water park' feel, 2008. The pool complex is roof. The panels will look like sky- utilities and lighting fixtures to trim has 30 years experience as a civil while a wet pad will sur- open about 90 days each lights, concealing their true purpose energy consumption further. The win- engineer and in the energy business. round the area. A self-clos- year. to provide an inexhaustible supply dows will be 99,9 percent UV protect- Their company, Solar Realty, is work- ing gate for added safety The cost of the project of electricity from an environmental- ed, and even the toilets will be ing to build a sustainable house that will be put in place in the will be spread over 15 ly healthy source. ergonomic in form and purpose, fea- delivers value to its buyer — and 10 and under section. years; the pool already has The foundation will be well insu- turing two buttons — each providing The upgrades are lated, and the walls constructed from varying amounts of pressure for dif- (Continued on page A-2) expected to increase the (Continued on page A-2)

REMINDER QUOTABLE INDEX The Downtown Westfield "On Independence Day while we're celebrating, our brave WHAT'S THAT Corporation's 1 lth annual Sweet volunteers will be on the battlefield fighting for freedom in Commentary A-6 Obituaries A-7 SWEET SOUND? Sounds Downtown jazz festival gets 110 degree heat, risking all. I ash you to show your chil- underway from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. dren, your neighbors and your friends you support our troops Community Life B-1 Real Estate C-4 Free live music will foe offered at by snowing your American flag." — Fanwood resident several downtown locations. Monica Felsing. See the letters section on Page A-6. Sports C-1 Police Log A-5 ird hears update on Giving new meaning to the word 'greenhouse' school capital projects whir* baiac friendly to Members also will go to bid in July lor asbestos removal at of • diversion than an endorse plan to hire Lincoln School's boiler obligation. room and pipes. Over the "You can't really tell part-time teacher next year, tha school will it's green, but everything For language arts be converted into a cen- in it ie going to have com- tralised kindergarten and ponent* that are a« ener- WESTFIELD — Pre-K center; funds for gy efficient a* possible for Businasa Administrator that project were approved the homeowner," said 0ob Herman updated in a special public referen- Golbin. "And I hope that Board of Education mem- dum earlier this year. this ie going to be the bers on the district's capi- — Air conditioning of wave of the future." tal projects at the school the Westfteld High School "Everything works board's meeting Tuesday auditorium and music together when you build night. rooms will start late this green," added Golbin, who According to a synopsis summer and early fall. expects the home to be of the meeting posted on Paperwork has been sub- constructed in eight to 12 the district's Web site, mitted to the state, and months. "The goal is to Barman's report included approval is expected by the diminish our carbon foot- FRONT ELEVATION the following: end of July 2007. Funds for print." That has numer- — The gym floor at this project come from the ous environmental bene- Edison Intermediate Westfield High School fits, but one of the biggest is a reduction in the emis- School will be refiniahed in bond referendum approved This preliminary drawing ahows trte front alavaflon of thm planned Prospect street early August, while the by local voters in 2000. sion of greenhouse gases, refinishing of the In response to a request which contribute to global Roosevelt gym will take from board member Anne warming. to Golbin. "We are defi- schedule." would reduce traffic, park- place at a later date. A por- Riegel, Berman said he Various parts of the nitely pioneering the Marsh is hoping the ing issues and... energy tion of the Roosevelt gym would report on the reno- construction project will way," she said. revised master plan will (consumption)," said will be needed as a library vation of the auditorium's be measured by the U.S. touch on building regula- Marsh. He is hoping, with location during renova- lobby and restrooms at a Green Building Council's A GREENER TOWN tions, site design for the approval of the Town tions to that school in Leadership in Energy and building placements, Council, to establish a later date. small section along the 2008, and will be a source Also Tuesday, the school Environmental Design If Golbin's company is appropriate land uses, of heavy traffic at that standards, the industry blazing a trail, the path building and construction Willow Grove Road and board approved restoration Rahway Avenue corridor as time. of outside brickwork and benchmark for sustain- may soon be followed by codes, and the preserva- able construction. the rest of town. Town tion of open spaces. It part of a pilot study of bike — The construction masonry at Roosevelt to routes. The initiative was phase of the Roosevelt replace cracked and para- "Every single aspect of Engineer and Public should also encourage the building process is Works Director Kenneth developers who want to proposed by eighth grade Intermediate School addi- pet walls. The board addi- use green and sustainable students at Edison tion is anticipated to begin looked at with this in Marsh, who has a mas- tionally approved a request mind," Golbin said. Each ter's degree in environ- products by providing Intermediate School in November 2007, and from the Wilson School step of the construction mental engineering, plans incentives, he said. Recent through a Project Citizen renovation of the existing Parent-Teacher process is documented to to introduce to the Town state mandated storm assignment. If successful, library will begin during Organization to use PTO allow potential buyers to Council other measures water drainage regula- Marsh said, the bike route spring break 2008. The funds to pave an area see what went into their for conserving energy and tions would also be imple- could be expanded to other addition will include between the trailer and investment — about $1.9 reducing pollutants and mented in the plan to parts of town in conjunc- expansion of the library Kimball Avenue and to million. That's not inex- municipal properties. "give (it) a little more tion with Union County's and cafeteria. install gates at Kimball pensive, but the sustain- teeth," said Marsh. larger master bike route and Baker avenues. "Paula's thing will — The district's play- able components will pay showcase what we can do In addition, Marsh is plan. ground equipment has Board members also for themselves over time, on an individual basis," working on a request for He also hopes the been inspected and is in revisited the issue of mid- as materials were chosen said Marsh who feels the proposals to conduct a municipality and the full compliance with safety dle school enrollment and for their high level of Prospect Street project comprehensive facility Board of Education can standards. class sizes, which has been renewability, reusability falls in line with a broad- study and energy audit for work together on ventures — The plans for Lincoln a topic at recent meetings. and durability, in addi- er plan to help Westfield the entire Public Works to find more ways to share School renovations have According to the synopsis, tion to the low environ- become a model for a Department and, eventu- resources. "We could proba- received educational the board unanimously mental impact. greener, more efficient ally, all town facilities "to bly do some amazing approval from the state, endorsed a recommenda- According to Golbin, place. see how much energy we things in regards to ener- and the district is about tion from Superintendent New Jersey has one of the "The point is to really are wasting." Long-range gy," he said. four weeks ahead of sched- William Foley to add a best incentive programs merge our resources and facility planning is the The higher initial costs ule with the next set of part-time language arts for homeowners who are not deplete them," Marsh key, he said, to making associated with green approvals. The district teacher to the sixth grade thinking of going green, said in a meeting in his investments that result in building materials and at Roosevelt next year. The including rebates, grants, office last week. "The more cost savings rather than capital investments are district had previously tax credits, and loans. of this we do, the less "band-aid" solutions to obstacles at the moment, decided to hire a part-time "The state and different dependent we are on oil repairing facilities. but "over time the cost sav- math teacher for the grade, energy companies, like and (other natural Switching to bio-diesel ings will get better and A Ram Jersey Advance, Inc. newspaper in order to keep class sizes PSE&G for instance, will NJNPubishrig

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WISTFIELD BRIEFS Roosevelt students take part in production of PSA WESTFIELD — Do you FBC members attend Baptist conference know 'where Jack im? A WESTFIELD — Five members of the First Baptist team of eighth grade stu- Church will represent the congregation at the Biennial dents at Roosevelt Gathering of the American Baptist Churches (ABC), which Intermediate School in runs from today through Monday in Washington, D.C. Westfield do — he is not Senior Pastor the Rev. Dr. Dee Dee Turlington of Westfietd, where he is supposed to be. council members Sandra Brown of Warren and Jean Kellogg Soon, television viewers of Scotch Plains, and church members Shirley Miller of Scotch around the state will know, Plains and Bette Savage of Bridgewater will participate in too. pre-Biennial meetings of the Minister's Council and Before school let out for American Baptist Women's Ministries of ABC. All of them will summer, the students par- attend business meetings and vote on behalf of the church on ticipated in the production motions related to denominational structure and priorities. of a public service Mass worship, informational presentations by the interna- announcement (PSA) for tional and national ministry arms of ABC, small group Bible the Partnership for a Drug- study and special interest fellowship gatherings are included Free New Jersey (PDFNJ) in the program. The denomination also will celebrate its based on their winning 100th year under its current structure, first known aa the script titled "Where's Northern Baptist Convention. The roots of the denomination Jack?" actually go back 300 years to the first regional association The production of the gathering in Philadelphia, Pa. spot was funded by the For more information about Baptists, American Baptist New Jersey Department of Churches or First Baptist Church of Westfield, contact the Human Services, Division church office at (908) 233-2278 or firstbaptist.westfield@veri- of Addictive Services. The zon.net. First Baptist is located at 170 Elm St. PSA was filmed by Dano Films, based in Montclair. The three-man crew spent Singles group offers support, friendship a day in Westfield with the Ttw student* who wrote tho winning script include Dovln Cash, Jack Kephart, Tracy WESTFIELD — Are you widowed, divorced, or never students, shooting at the Kaplan, Robart Bunting, Kavln Morris, Katharine McKlntay, Sung Kim and Dylan Olson. married? You may be interested in the singles group that Rialto Theater and meets at 9 a.m. each Sunday at the First Baptist Church, Roosevelt School. After six The Roosevelt students' Publishing and Web Design project was given to all the 170 Elm St. hours of taping, the crew winning script, chosen from class. Friedman felt the teams of students by Ted edited the material into a Coffee, cake, and bagels are served, and a $2 donation is over 2,000 entries, was competition gave the stu- Mendelson, the vice presi- 30-second PSA, which was judged on criteria including dents an opportunity to dent and creative supervi- requested. Other activities include winter movie nights, unveiled to Roosevelt picnics, and holiday get-togethers. quality, message content integrate different areas of sor at Saatchi & Saatchi in eighth graders on June 15 and ability to be produced. the curriculum. Students New York, who came in and All are welcome. For more information, call Lil at (908) and will be distributed to 889-4751 or Ed at (908) 232-4159. "It is a story with a applied their technology spoke to the students about every TV and cable station strong, clear message to skills as well as their writing and creating story in New Jersey over the friends," said Angela knowledge of substance boards. Spa Day will support Hadassah programs summer. Conover, project coordina- abuse, which is taught in The winning script, cre- WESTFIELD — Westfield Hadassah will hold "Spa Day In January, the PDFNJ tor for PDFNJ, who also health class. ated by the team of Robert 2007" from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, July 9 around the held a competition, now in praised the script's "peer- The students wrote their Bunting, Devin Cash, Tracy pool at the home of Charlotte Shak, 19 Allenby Lane in its 11th year, for middle to-peer message, creativity script and, using video and Kaplan, Jack Kephart, Scotch Plains. The pool side activities will include lunch, card school students across the and strong drug prevention computer editing skills Sung Kim, Katherine games, Mah Jongg and exercises. state to write a PSA which concept." taught in Friedman's class, McKinley, Kevin Morris Manicures, pedicures and massages are also available. effectively communicated a The script was written created a PSA for submis- and Dylan Olson, was com- This annual event helps to raise fund for the many proj- substance abuse preven- by students in Pam sion to the panel. pleted in three days by the ects supported by the Westfield Hadassah. The cost for the tion message to their peers. Friedman's Desktop Additional guidance for the students. day is $36. A check payable to Westfield Hadassah can be sent to Marilyn Napack, 68 Genesee Trail in Westfield. The deadline for registration is Monday, July 2. Honor students are named at Edison Intermediate WESTFIELD — The fol- Matthew Ritter, Kyla Lipschutz, Megan Luppino, Daniel Wickens, Cheryl Church celebrates 'Fruits of the Spirit' lowing students earned Rodger, Allison Rose, Olivia Maeve Maloney, Amanda Wu, Larry Zhang. WESTFIELD — The First United Methodist Church of academic honors for the Ryan, Meghan Suriano, Marcotullio, Hannah Grade 7: Christopher Westfield will be featuring "Fruits of the Spirit" during fourth marking period at Matthew Tarantino, Angela Margolin, Nathan Mitchell, Albanese, Gemma summer worship. Edison Intermediate Tata, Deborah Wu, Tianzuo Michael Mondon, Cecelia Antoni e wi cz, Taylor The "fruits" include self-control, love, kindness, patience, School: Xu. Mosco, Kaycie O'Donnell, Barber, Aimee Bass, peace, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness and joy. On Distinguished Grade 7: Sarah Albright, Anthony Pafumi, Brett Hannah Bass, Daniel Sundays during July and August, every one of those fruits Honor Roll Meg Anderson, Mary Ryan, Dean Schapow, Bigelow, Rebecca Bleich, will be on display during worship. A team of church mem- Grade 8: Paige Alvarez, Barber, Michelle Andrew Schwarz, Cailly Zachary Botos, Daniel bers hopes to whet taste buds with music, word, visuals, Taylor Anderson, Rakhee Behzadpour, Kelley Biglin, Simpson, Troy Skibitsky, Brotman, Russell testimonies and surprises for children, youth and adults. Barai, Patrick Bergin, Jane James Birnie, Wilson Sari Solomon, Mia Spitz, Browning, Matthew FUMC is located at 1 East Broad St. on the corner of Braun, Eric Byer, Hoon Cheung, Eileen Cook, Kathleen Tang, Leah Caminiti, Hsiao-Min North Avenue. Summer worship hours are: 9 a.m., Seekers' Byung Chae, Nicholas Jessica Cronin, Ella Tavasi, Jacob Vergara, Chiang, Rachel Chodor, Service; 10 a.m., regular worship, For more information, Chapel, Ashtyn Chen, D'Amico, Carley Davis, Marisa Watanabe, Caroline Zachary Chodor, Justin call the church office at (908) 233-4211. Bryan Chen, Alan Chu, John DeDea, Michael Weber. 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He was processed Union County Clerk Gary Pettereen, 39, of and released on a sum- Joanne Rajoppi reminds Mountainside, was mons. county residents to apply charged with driving white *** for their passports as soon intoxicated after he was Sean Young, 39, of as possible and use the stopped at the intersection Jersey City, was arrested expedited delivery option of East Broad Street and on June 24 on an outstand- to avoid disrupting sum- Wychview at 12:57 a.m. ing warrant after police mer and fall travel plans. June 21. responded to a call of With significant changes in *** someone soliciting maga- U.S. passport laws now in A North Chestnut zine subscriptions without effect, the federal agency Street business reported a permit. Young was responsible for issuing on June 22 that someone processed and released on passports is experiencing damaged its sprinkler sys- a summons. unusually high volume and tem. The cost of the dam- *** delays in processing pass- Thla yaar, aavanth grada atudanta at Park Mlddla School in Scotch Plains atudlad child age was not immediately Robert Scibeck, 18, of port applications. labor around tha world. Tha protect was part of an affort to Incraaaa atudant'a global known. Fanwood, was arrested on cttizanahip and actfva participation In aociaty. Students in Julianna Gorton's social *** June 25 and charged with "Because of the new fed- atudlss classss began tha study by axamlning children's rights In ganaral. Thsy than eral passport regulations, A resident of the 1600 driving while intoxicated studisd tha history of child labor In tha U.S., as wall as prssant-day child labor around block of Boynton Avenue after being stopped for a the increased demand for tha world. In March, thay erastsd informative poaters psrsuading others to hslp and new documents has created reported on June 23 that motor vehicle violation. child labor. To culmlnata tha atudy, studants spant tha first two waaka of June plan- someone set off a fire- Scibeck was processed and a slower response time ning and executing fundraisfng activities to hslp raiaa money for an organization from the federal passport dsvotsd to anding child labor. Studants' plans ranged from lamonada stands to sailing cracker in the mailbox, released on a summons. agency," Rajoppi said. bracelets at school to holding garage salsa. In this short tlms period, the students col- causing minor damage. "Residents who have sum- tectad and donated approximately $1,250 for the child labor cauaa. The money will be FANWOOD mer or autumn travel plans used to build schools overseas for chlldran who otherwise would havs to work to sup- SCOTCH PLAINS should consider using the port thslr families. Gabriel Lara, 34, of expedited delivery option A Grand Street resident Plainfield, was arrested at when applying for a new reported on June 18 that 7:20 p.m. June 20 and passport or a renewal of an Global warming bill draws local support he has received numerous charged with driving with expired passport. Even the telephone calls at all hours a suspended license after expedited delivery option, Grlobal warming legisla- 2050 limits. The DEP would sary that New Jersey takes of the night. He told police he was stopped for a motor which costs $60 extra, can tion sponsored by local law- also be required to prepare this important step to he does not know who is vehicle violation at the take five weeks or more for makers passed both the a report that evaluates the reduce the impact of green- harassing him. intersection of South and delivery." state Senate and General ecological, economic and house gases on our cli- *** Old South avenues. Lara Assembly by wide margins environmental factors and mate," Kean said. "Due to A Winding Brook Way was taken to the Plainfield Passport customers last week and is expected to the technological capability inaction at the federal resident reported on June Police Department after he should allow a sufficient be signed into law by Gov. affecting progress toward level, we must pay immedi- 19 that she received failed to post bail of $1,207 amount of time to mail Jon Corzine. the goals. ate attention to this critical numerous phone calls from on outstanding warrants. their application and The Global Warming Finally, the measure issue in order to safeguard a neighbor complaining *** receive their passport Response Act, also known authorizes the Board of and preserve our children about her landscaping. A resident of the 3O0 before traveling. The rou- as S-2114/A3301, would Public Utilities to adopt a and grandchildren's future block of Midway Avenue tine processing of passport require the level of green- greenhouse gas emissions and quality of life." Shakir Kareem Snead, reported on June 21 that applications — without the house gas emissions in the portfolio standard applica- "This bill is an impor- 29, of Plainfield, was airline tickets, valued at more expensive expedited state to be rolled back to at ble to all generators of elec- tant step forward in con- arrested for an outstand- $1,331, had apparently delivery option — can take least 1990 levels by the tric power consumed in the trolling the effects of green- ing warrant and charged been stolen from his 12 weeks or more. year 2020. It also would state. house gases on our climate, with obstruction of justice house. The tickets were Passport application require greenhouse gas Solutions to cut pollu- and I am hopeful that in on June 19 after he was supposed to be mailed to forms may be obtained at emissions not to exceed 80 tion levels are expected to the face of opposition and stopped for a motor vehicle him from Orbitz, but he the County Clerk's main percent below 2006 emis- focus on reducing the even hostility at the federal violation. sion levels by 2050. These did not receive them. office in the Union County state's energy consumption level that other states will During the course of *** Courthouse at 2 Broad St. limits mirror requirements and shifting to clean, adopt this approach to an processing, Snead alleged- previously set forth by renewable sources of ener- issue that would adversely On June 23, several in Elizabeth or at the ly supplied several differ- complaints were received County Clerk's office annex Corzine through an execu- gy in the transportation affect the global eco-sys- ent names and addresses. tive order. and electricity sectors — tem," Kean continued. from residents in the at 300 North Ave. East in He was taken to the Shady Lane area about Westfield. Applications for The measure would the two largest sources of "Our state and country Plainfield Police direct the state global warming pollution in have come to a critical junc- firecrackers being set off passports and related Department. in the evening. information also can be Department of the state. The bill previ- ture on global warming: We ously was modified to elim- *#* found online at Environmental Protection can take action now to pro- A patron at a Route 22 Scotch Plains police (DEP) to establish an inate a schedule of fees and tect public health and our www.ucnj.org/ctyclerk/pass assessments that critics business reported on June notified Fanwood officers inventory of the current environment, or we can 20 that someone stole his at 10:35 p.m. June 23 that port.html. and 2006 statewide green- said would have been dawdle and pay a steep The Westfield Annex is harmful to the state's busi- phone off the table when several juveniles were house gas emissions and an price later for failing to he went to use the bath- open during evening hours. inventory of the 1990 levels ness community. act," said Stender. "New seen throwing eggs at a The Westfield Annex is room. The phone was val- trailer parked on Forest of statewide greenhouse When the bill becomes Jersey has a unique oppor- ued at $300. open from 8 a.m. to 7:30 gas emissions. Additionally, tunity to be a crusading Road. law, New Jersey will *** p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays the bill would require the become the first state in the force in curbing global **# and Thursdays, and from 8 DEP to prepare a report nation to require a manda- warming and promoting Jaepierre Henry, 22, of A patron of the north a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays and recommending the meas- tory 2050 limit on global new technologies and Plainfield was arrested on side train station reported Fridays. The phone number ures necessary to reduce warming pollution. strategies to counteract June 23 on an outstanding an attempted burglary to at the Westfield Annex is greenhouse gas emissions Emissions of greenhouse greenhouse gas emissions." warrant which was discov- his vehicle sometime (908) 654-9859. to achieve the 2020 and gases such as carbon diox- "I have received over- ered after he was stopped between 10:30 a.m. Clients are asked to 2050 limits. ide are contributing to ris- whelming support for the for a motor vehicle viola- Saturday, June 23, when arrive at least 15 minutes This bill mandates the ing global temperatures, passage of this bill from tion. Henry was processed he parked his vehicle in prior to closing time to inventorying and capping which have wide-ranging constituents, businesses and released on a sum- the parking lot before allow for staff assistance of six greenhouse gases, environmental conse- and community groups mons. leaving for a trip, and 8:15 with the passport process. including carbon dioxide, quences including rising throughout my district," *** p.m. Sunday, when he For domestic travel methane, nitrous oxide and seas, severe flooding, pest Stender added. "The JuanCarlos Rodas, 28, returned. within the United States, sulfur hexafluoride, as well infestation and species tremendous support I have of Scotch Plains, was There was damage to travelers can use a county hydroflurocarbons (HFCs) decline. received from my col- arrested on June 24 after the driver's side door and identification card. and polyflurochemicals The bill was sponsored leagues in the Legislature officers responded to a three scratch marks, echo the same sentiments report of a suspicious per- Teenagers who are older (PFCs) — products com- in the Assembly by Linda apparently from a Slim monly found in household Stender, a Union County they are receiving everyday son banging on the window Jim or screw driver that than 13 years of age and — that New Jersey can no of a house. adults who don't have a cleaners, water-repellant Democrat and former can- was used to force entry, sprays, insulation, air con- didate for Congress, and in longer afford to wait and we Rodas was later found causing damage to the driver's license can obtain must take action now." and determined to be the a Union County photo iden- ditioning units and even the Senate by Thomas H. door column. tification card at the Union inhalers Kean Jr., a Union County County Clerk's office. The measure requires Republican and former can- Applicants for a photo iden- the DEP to report at regu- didate for U.S. Senate. The tification card must bring lar intervals to the gover- other local lawmakers — nor and Legislature on the Democratic State Senator their original birth certifi- Nick Scutari, Democratic cate and proof of residency status of the reporting and monitoring program, the Assemblyman Jerry Green with them to the Clerk's and Republican Office. current level of greenhouse ixraui ri omes gas emissions in the state, ray runera1H Assemblymen Eric Munoz, For more information and the progress that has M.D. and Jon Bramnick — When the need arises, remember... about obtaining a U.S. been made toward compli- all signed on as cosponsors. passport, call (908) 527- ance with the 2020 and "It is proper and neces- 4966. compare costs... compare facilities... compare staff... But, most important, you deserve personal service by Funeral Directors who truly care. 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When the justices are blind When we say justice is blind, we mean it as a compliment. But in a ruling yesterday, a majori- ty of Supreme Court Justices suggested that their ability to see plain facts about American history and contemporary society is seriously impaired. In a 5-4 ruling, the court struck down systems in Seattle and Louisville that take account of a student's race when making public school assign- ments. The ruling marked the court's sharpest turn yet away from decades of jurisprudence aimed at promoting integration in public schools, and, as an Associated Press account dryly put it, "leave(s) public school systems with a limited arsenal to maintain racial diversity." At the most superficial level, the logic behind the court's ruling makes sense. We teach stu- dents that the color of their skin doesn't matter; that white, black, Latino or Asian, they are equal before the law. Isn't it inconsistent, then, to make decisions based on their race? But there's a serious problem with that logic: Even after years of real progress, our vision of a race-blind America is more aspirational than fac- tual. Racial discrimination still exists, and racial divisions still matter. Segregation by race (and my tlPtbom h— • MBh«f IP. !«*•• class) is not benign, and it doesn't happen by chance. In public school systems, it is a byprod- uct of housing patterns that, almost 40 years after Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, remain persistently segregated — and housing Letters to the Editor segregation is a product, in part, of literally hun- dreds of years of local, state and national gov- Trucks, trains chilling. Authority" (Assembly Bill 4336.) In ernment policies. Union County residents pay dearly my opinion this legislation is nothing and Union County for this life of Little League, backyard more than window dressing and will At times, remedies to school segregation have barbeques and excellent educational open the door for further abuse of tax- been clumsy, poorly designed and overly literal. To The Record-Press: Arlo Guthrie romanticized the opportunities for their children. payer dollars and scandal. But in the context of the America that actually freight train in his song "The City of Shouldn't they also be able to enjoy a To date not a single person has exists, as opposed to the one that we might hope New Orleans," painting the idyllic relatively safe existence complete been held accountable for the mis- for, there are compelling reasons for the govern- picture of two conductors and 25 with peace and tranquility? But alas, management of the $8 billion dollar ment to act in favor of racial integration. sacks of mail rumbling past farms, this picture of the American dream program. Now the Democrat majority In fact, following the landmark Brown vs. fields and the grave yard of the rust- could end up being just that: a pic- will create a new version of the SCC Board of Education decision, the court rightly ed automobile. ture. It seems that we will have to under a different name with little pay the price for not paying attention spent years ordering school districts to devise Well, North Avenue — Route 28 — fundamental changes in awarding doesn't have any farms, fields or junk to what was going on in neighboring lucrative construction contracts. ways to integrate their classrooms. The communities because though they are Louisville system that was struck down this yards; what it has are homes, apart- Let's not forget how the SCC getting an unwelcome train we here allowed 4,500 change orders on con- week has its roots in a court-ordered plan to pro- ments and a proliferation of retail businesses as well as office buildings. on the Route 28 corridor will be get- struction contracts totaling a half-bil- mote integration; after the mandate was lifted, This goes for South Avenue as well, at ting the whole shebang if we are not lion dollars with many of those educational officials there decided to keep most least through Union County. But it careful. Then, the family in the car approved by a single SCC member. of the plan in place, to prevent the segregation also has the Raritan Valley Rail Line, waiting at the station can count the Seventeen SCC employees drove seen in housing patterns from making its way currently a commuter line transport- freight and tanker cars as they go state-owned cars. Salaries were triple back into the classroom. ing thousands daily to their work- whizzing by, that of comparable private sector By invalidating a plan that the court once places in New York City and other PATRICIA QUATTROCCHI employees, with some $150,000 business hubs along the way. Garwood awarded in bonuses. When the SCC supported, the justices made it much more chal- ran out of funds, more than 200 lenging for school districts to achieve the goal of Commuters are dropped off or park Editor's Mote: A recent report by the their cars at train station lots in school districts suffered the conse- racial integration. And without quite saying so, Union County Department of Westfield and Cranford, among other Economic Development found that quences of gross mismanagement and the plurality opinion written by Chief Justice towns, in the early morning hours reactivation of the !<• hway negligence. John Roberts suggests that the goal be aban- and in the evening whole carloads of Valley IStaten Island freight rail lines This new bill will ultimately send doned entirely, The Bush administration, in a spouses with young children can be would reduce annual truck trips by billions more of taxpayer dollars from brief that supported overturning the Louisville seen waiting in the family vehicle for 32,000. The author is a Republican the suburban communities to fund and Seattle systems, argued "that racial diversi- their loved one to disembark for the nominee for county freeholder in the more inner city construction projects. ty is a noble goal but can be sought only through return to their homes in the 'burbs — November general election. The system for funding of school race-neutral means," according to the AP an expensive life style, but worth it construction is in dire need of a major account, and the court's opinion more-or-less nonetheless. We shouldn't take overhaul that includes stringent adopted that reasoning. If any school districts The truth be told, most central our flag for granted oversight •with criminal penalties are brave enough to try to fashion a workable Union County residents paid little attached for misuse of taxpayer dol- policy out of that logic, we wish them luck. attention to the brouhaha going on to To The Record-Press: lars. We must have public input and the east of them when the county I recently read a letter to a local bi-partisan support — not another ill- Wrong on the merits, the ruling also revealed freeholder board started the process newspaper by Edward J. Miller of conceived program. some important things about how the Supreme of reactivating freight lines adjacent Kenilworth VFW Post 2230 titled So as our property taxes continue Court operates. When Roberts was nominated as to the back yards of the residents in "Pledge to flag is pledge to those who to skyrocket. New Jersey residents chief justice, he was widely hailed as possessing nearby Roselle, Kenilworth, Roselle served." It was heartfelt and really will once again pay the price for legis- "judicial temperament" — he was a conservative, Park, Springfield and Summit. One of made me think not to take our lation that the bill's sponsor we were told, but his great respect for the court's the intents of the train was to help American flag for granted. At times, described as "not a perfect bill" and tradition and the principle of stare decisis would reduce the number of trucks travers- you see images in the media of terror- will pay even more to an agency that keep him from hastily overturning established ing the major arteries of Union ists using our flag as propaganda and appears to be destined for failure. law. So much for that. With assistance from County, which would include Route burning it to show the rest of the ERIC MUNOZ, M.D Samuel Alito, another conservative justice who 28 — North and South avenues. That world how much they hate us, our District 21 Assemblyman would certainly be welcome relief for ideology and country. They burn it has replaced the moderate Sandra Day those living and doing business on because they know what the VFW thanks O'Connor, Roberts has already overseen sweep- those thoroughfares. But the newest American flag symbolizes. It is a sym- ing changes to the court's jurisprudence; this twist appears to be the development bol of freedom and love of country. residents for support week's school segregation ruling is inconsistent of "train to truck" depots that could be The flag represents all political affili- To The Record-Press: with a ruling on a similar issue in 2003, before located in the county's suburban ations. It is both conservative and lib- On behalf of the Bayleaf-Leonard Roberts and Alito had joined the court. It's clear areas, perhaps Cranford and Roselle, eral. J. Sanders Memorial Veterans of that the court's conservative majority, which, will to handle the expected increase of On Independence Day while we're Foreign Wars Post 6807 Garwood- likely be with us for years to come, won't shrink containers coming into Port celebrating, our brave volunteers will Westfield, and the Ladies Auxiliary, I from setting new precedents. Elizabeth/Port Newark. These con- be on the battlefield fighting for free- want to thank all of the citizens of tainers would be hauled around the dom in 110 degree heat, risking all. I Garwood, Westfield and the sur- area to their destinations by truck. ask you to show your children, your rounding communities for their kind And what of the opening of the neighbors and your friends you sup- generosity during our recent Buddy Chemical Coast Line by the NJDOT port our troops by showing your Poppy drive. to marine cargo from Staten Island, American flag. Poppies are assembled by disabled including garbage from Fresh Kills MONICA FELSING hospitalized veterans as part of their Landfill? It would seem that that Fanwood physical therapy. The money generat- NJN Publishing © 2007 freight is being pushed west along ed through your kind donations is A Penn Jersey Advance, inc. Newspaper with chemical products from the School construction used by the local post to help dis- Bayway Refinery —- would it be abled, sick, hospitalized, needy and inconceivable for the long-discussed project still a fiasco homeless veterans, and their fami- use of the Raritan Valley Line for this lies, as well as active duty military Publisher/VI' Advertising Eileen Dickcl To The Record-Press: .732-396-4404 type of freight to become a reality What has happened with the and their families; and is also used to Advertising Direclor Carol IIladIIn .732-396-4975 sooner rather than later? Shouldn't state's School Construction help promote our patriotic and histor- Editor ... Greg Marx .732-396-4219 the residents along the line be Corporation program is just short of ical programs. Sports Editor .. Joe .Serzan .732-396-4202 informed of this activity before criminal activity. The waste and Once again, thank you all for your tanker cars go rolling through down- abuse at the SCC is a tragedy for the most kind generosity. May God bless town, Cranford, Westfield, or school children and for New Jersey all of you, and may God continue to Plainfield on their way to taxpayers. bless this, the greatest country in the Pennsylvania? The impact of even n Now the Democrat majority in world, the United States of America. minor freight accident on this major Trenton will tout the passage of a DENNIS E. 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We will correct errors of fact, context or presentation and clarify ony news content lhat confuses or misleads readers. Please report errors to edilor Greg Marx at [732) 396-421°. JUNE 29,2007 A-7 Teachers OtniARIES award three Mary C. Whitcombe scholarships Mary C. "Kaye" (Davis) Mrs. Whitcombe was pre- Whitcombe, 82, died June 22, deceased by an infant daugh- WESTFIELD — The 2007, at her home in Brick. ter in 1956 and is survived by Westfield Education Born in Plainfield, she her beloved husband, Association (WEA) recently lived in Westfield for 70 years Warren; four loving children, awarded scholarships to before moving to Brick 13 Mary Ann Tollman, Warren two students at Westfield years ago. "Bubba" Whitcombe, Patricia High School, Beth Budnick Mrs. Whitcombe worked Barry, and Diane Whitcombe, and Matthew Renart, and for New Jersey Bell in and five beloved grandchil- one student at Cranford Newark and then at dren. High School, Holly ann Lancaster^ in Westfield for Services were offered Kozlowski. many years before retiring in Tuesday from the Dooley Kristine Smith-Morasso, 1993. Colonial Home, Westfield, fol- chairperson of the WEA She was active in the lowed by a funeral Mass at Scholarship Committee, Westfield PBA Ladies Holy Trinity Catholic Church presented the scholarships Auxiliary and was a commu- in Westfield. Interment was at Awards Night, held June nicant of Holy Trinity in Fairview Cemetery, 6 at Westfield High School. Catholic Church in Westfield. Westfield. The scholarships are awarded to applicants based on their academic J. Barbara McCluski achievement, school activi- Celebrating 20 active years within the Westfield Service League were, from left, Patty J. Barbara McCluski, 91, retiring in 1981. ties and community service. Monnlnger, Mary Beth deBrueye, Jill Sitcer, Maddie Gilligan, Angela Donnolo and died June 26, 2O07, at Predeceased by her Funds for these scholar' Barbara Vanderbltt, Runnel Is Specialized beloved husband, Herman, in ships are raised through Hospital of Union County in 1989, she is survived by her donations from Westfield Berkeley Heights. two devoted sons, Charles of Education Association Service League appoints new officers Born in Rockaway, she Westfield and Mark of WESTFIELD — The Westfield Service Nancy Smith and Linda Thayer. moved to Westfield in 1950. Teaneck, and a loving sister, members. This year's Jean Janulin of Nutiey. Scholarship Committee League (WSL), which will be celebrating Celebrating 10 years in the League were A 1939 graduate of New York University, Mrs. Friends are invited to visit included Moira Quinn its 75th anniversary this upcoming year Gail Kender, Mary Newmark, Kathy beginning in September, recently held its Carlson and Anne Laird. The 15-year McCluski received a degree at 9 a.m. Friday at Dooley Abraham, Diana Collins, in accounting from the NYU Colonial Home, 556 Westfield Dr. James Moriarty, Carole annual end of year meeting at Echo Lake group included Sue Carroll, Barbara Star Country Club. Leonard M. Stern School of Ave., Westfield. A funeral Stavitski and Janice and Ellen Pollock, while completing 20 Business. She was a certified Mass will be offered at 10 Sheridan, During the annual meeting, which years were Betty Cagnassola, Mary Beth public accountant for a num- a.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Beth Budnick, daughter recaps the League's achievements through- DeBrueys, Angela Donnolo, Patti ber of employers in Church, Westfield. Interment of Karen and Larry out the year, a new slate of officers for the Monniger, Jill Sitcer and Barbara Manhattan and later in sub- will be in Fairview Cemetei"y, Budnick, is tri-editor of Hi's upcoming year was installed. The slate Vanderbilt. urban New Jersey before Westfield. Eye, Westfield High includes Mary Newmark as president, Lee The milestone of 25 years was achieved School's newspaper. Noted Perry as first vice president, Nancy Mulvey by Judi Duchek, and an impressive tenure for her writing and leader- as second vice president, Merry Wisler as of 3O years was celebrated by member Harry D. Powers treasurer, Randy Rosenfeld as recording Arlene Bertrand. ship skills, she became con- Harry D. Powers, 86, died Logan and Kassandra; and fident with her inspiring secretary and Pat Haran as corresponding The Westfield Service League runs the secretary. Thrift and Consignment Shops, located at June 27, 2007, at Overlook sisters, Ann MacFadyen of community service experi- Hospital in Summit after a Florida and Patricia Cuseo of ences at Mitzvah Corps and In addition, service milestones of the 114 Elmer St. The shops sell women's, League's active members were celebrated. men's and children's clothing, shoes, house- short illness. Clark. "America Cares." She is a Born in Scotch Plains, he He was predeceased by five-letter varsity athlete in Members are active in many areas within hold items, jewelry and books. The shops the League, including the Thrift and was a lifelong resident of three sisters, Bernice cross country and swim- are open from early September until early Westfield. Giuditta, Jean Smith and Consignment Shops, the Food Pantry and ming. June. They are now closed for the summer A communicant of Holy Beatrice Perry, and a brother, Mobile Meals. Reaching milestones this season and will be preparing for a diamond Matthew Renart, son of Trinity Catholic Church in Frank. past year for seven years of service were anniversary, to be celebrated throughout Westfield, he attended Holy Mr. Powers was a past Thomas and Laurie Renart, Robin Benito, Rachel Schapow, Susan Seib, the upcoming year. is an emergency medical Trinity schools. commander of American technician for the Westfield Mr. Powers was a retiree Legion Post #3 and the Rescue Squad and news Local dentist will again lead state association of Conrail. Knights of Columbus Council editor of Hi's Eye. With his A veteran of World War II, #1711, both of Westfield. Walter Chinoy elected NJDA president for 17th year gate to the American he served in England, A funeral Mass will l>e volunteer experiences at Dental Association. Children's Specialized France, Belgium and offered Saturday at Holy SCOTCH PLAINS —In years on the NJDA Council In his spare time, Germany with the 444th Trinity Church. Hospital, Student Council, a recent ceremony at the on Communications, for six Chinoy is an avid coin col- AAA Automatic Weapons Arrangements are by the Key Club and Rugby Club, New Jersey Dental years on the NJDA Council lector and serves as presi- Battalion. Dooley Colonial Home, Matt wants "to serve Association's (NJDA) 137th on Legislation, is an execu- dent of the New Jersey Mr. Powers is survived by Westfield. Interment is in mankind while exercising annual convention in tive committee member of Numismatic Society. He his wife of 49 years, Angela Fairview Cemetery, his passion for science." Atlantic City, Walter I. the New Jersey Dental and his wife, Elaine, live in Ines "Dolly" (nee Ottaviano); Westfield. Donations may be Smith-Morasso, chair- Chinoy, DMD, was sworn in Political Action Committee, Scotch Plains with their a son, Scott J. and his wife, made to American Legion person of the WEA as the organization's and is an alternate dele- two sons, Adam and Evan. Pamela; grandchildren, Post #3. Scholarship Committee, speaker of the House of presented the Barry Judd Delegates for the 2007- Memorial Scholarship to 2008 year. Hollyann Kozlowski at This marks the 17th Cranford High School's year Chinoy has served in graduation ceremony. This this capacity, as he builds Kent Sextet scholarship is given in on his record as the RWJ RAHWAY recognition of a distin- longest-serving speaker in HIMss ,- U! Ll.NliSS CENTER guished teacher of foreign the Association's history. A general dentist in languages at Westfield M•'• KrHid • SinuhPlamy NJ 0/0/6 High School from 1974 to Scotch Plains, Chinoy received his bachelor's Uv tcJv PtcuLH^ 908.232.6100 1992. It is based on the ideal of Mr. Judd, who degree from Rutgers University and his dental M» embodied a love for learn- degree from the University ing and a devotion to help- of Pennsylvania School of ing others. The award is Dental Medicine. He is a given each year to a son or member of the Academy of daughter of a member of General Dentistry, the Westfield Education American Academy of the Association. History of Dentistry and Kozlowski, daughter of the American Institute of Edison Intermediate School Parliamentarians. Chinoy special education teacher is a fellow of both the Michael Kozlowski, will be American and Results-based philosophy and personalized approach to fitness and wellness BRING IN THIS AD attending Rutgers University International Colleges of and studying in the linguis- Dentists and the Pierre User-friendly, month to month memberships FOR $150 OFF ANY tics department. Her impres- Fauchard Academy. 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Home of Johnny Pag Motorcycles 9 North Ave., Dunellen 9O8-755-O1OO We sell Cruisers, ATV, Scooters and DM Bikes We Service alt makes and models I Wo "* »«w* M*str08t from mR Aut0 Sales, lust go thro the fence Into our lot. ,.-\%- if j;5'.. Zy. •£ Church will twitch to summer schedule SCOTCH PLAINS — On Sunday, July 1, All Saints' ' its summer worship " "" will hb/ona one* service of reck at 9 a.m. This lum- will gh July and August and will include organ music, hymn singing and a seme: There will be an activity room for childrer4ti1Armnn mm*i%each Sunda Ra*g%Ammy during the service, so the young peo- ple will be entertained and enlightened with art* and crafts, video, Bible stories andd gamesgame*. A coffee hour will fol- [ low each service — outdoors.when tthhe weather_ cooperatessooner . All Saints', which is air conditioned,, islo locatec d at 669 Park Ave., across from Park Middle School. The p»Aiwg lot behind the church is just off School Place, which is accessed via Church Avenue. The Rev. Jane W~.IT.MT. jg rector. For more information, call (908) 322-8047 or log on to | www.all8aints-spnj9att.org. Explore local history at Osborn House SCOTCH PLAINS — The circa 1750 Osborn Cannonball House, located at 1840 Front St., will be open to visitors from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 1. A demonstration of spinning wool into yarn will be given. Tours of the historic house and gardens will be available be docents. There is no admission charge. Library offers plenty of summer events SCOTCH PLAINS — The Scotch Plains Public Library's summer reading club features weekly story times for a variety of age groups beginning the week of July 2. In addi- tion, at 2 p.m. July 5 the movie "Bridge to Terabithia" will W—tflald atutfanta ara ahown hara with Llona Club members Joan Pafffar and Mr. Martin and Valdon, a aaalng eye be screened. puppy rafaad by Martin. Dinoman will return to the library at 10 a.m. July 10 with a fun-filled show about the human body. Then, fami- Local students collect funds to help purchase guide dog lies can enjoy a special performance of "Finding King Tut" WESTFIELD — A visually- of a seeing eye dog. Earlier this year, uate to become guide dogs. by Duet Productions at 7 p.m. July 18. The festivities will impaired person will soon have assis- they presented a check to Mr. Martin There is a considerable cost conclude at 10 a.m. Aug. 9 with the "Magical Mystery tance from a guide dog, thanks in part of the Lions Club, who has raised two involved with this endeavor. The Library Tour," an interactive concert presented by the to a group of local students. puppies for The Seeing Eye, located Seeing Eye is supported by contribu- award-winning duo Two of a Kind. The students — Julia Pierce of outside of Morristown. tions and gifts. The Scotch Plains Library is at 1927 Bartle Ave, one Wilson School; Sara Gargiulo and Under the program, puppies are The Westfield Lions Club supports block from Park Avenue in the center of town. For informa- Zachary Leffelholz from Washington bred and delivered to volunteer fami- many local programs. Part of Lions tion or a full schedule of events, call (908) 322-5007 or visit School; and Jessica Cobuzzi, Rachel lies, who nurture and care for the Club International, the organization www.scotlib.org Leffelholz and Kyla Gargiulo from dogs until they are 18 months old. raises money and hope for the blind Roosevelt Intermediate School — vol- The puppies are then returned to The and visually-impaired. For further unteered their time last summer and Seeing Eye campus for formal train- information or to find out how to con- JCC hosts trio of 'Musical Tuesdays' fall to collect money for the purchase ing; half of them will ultimately grad- tribute, email dslion(s>juno.coin. SCOTCH PLAINS — The livin' may be easy in sum- mertime, and thanks to the JCC of Central NJ*s "Musical Tuesdays" series for adults, it's tuneful and fun as well. The JCC is hosting music-related programs on three Red Cross babysitting course offered in July; August successive Tuesdays. A lecture and discussion of "What WESTFIELD — This Aug. 6-9. Both camps will ters. It teaches youth the (feeding, diapering, burp- Makes Classical Music Classical?" is slated for July 10, an summer, the run daily from 9:15 a.m.-best ways to keep the chil- ing) and much more. Theexploration of Broadway shows will be featured on July 17, Westfield/Mountainside 12:30 p.m. The four-day dren in their care safe. course emphasizes to par-and a program on "The Jazz Experience" will be held on Chapter of the American program will cover the Red Topics include making good ticipants the importance of July 24. Red Cross will be hosting Cross Babysitters Training decisions, supervising chil- handling their babysitting All three programs will be held at the JCC's adult pro- two separate babysitting course plus Red Cross cer- dren of different ages, jobs in a professional man- gramming summer site at Congregation Beth Israel on training camps for teens tification in child CPR and keeping everyone Bafe ner. Marline Avenue and Shalom Way. The cost of the pro- ages 11 to 15. first aid. inside and outside, han- As part of the four-day grams is $5 for one or $10 for the series. Lunch will be The first session will be The Babysitters dling emergencies, age- program, participants 'will available after each program for an additional fee. held on July 9-12. The sec- Training course is ideal for appropriate activities, per- also receive training in Reservations are requested at least three days in ond session will be offered current and future babysit- forming basic infant care child CPR (how to handle advance of each program. For more information or to breathing emergencies for make a reservation, contact Senior Adult Services Director children ages 1-12) andNan Statton at [email protected] or (908) 889-8800, ext. first aid. Upon completion 207. and passing tests in both these subjects, participants will receive certification Senior cruise around NYC is planned cards. SCOTCH PLAINS — The Scotch Plains Senior Citizen Because all All classes are held at Advisory Committee 'will lead a trip aboard the Spirit the Westfield/Mountainside Cruise Line around Manhattan on Sept. 19. The trip fea- insurance agents Chapter House, located at tures a two-hour cruise to see the New York skyline and the 321 Elm St. Pre-registra- Statue of Liberty. Lunch will be a buffet with a wide choice Trusted are not tion is required and space of foods and dessert served tableside. Music is provided for is limited. Contact the listening, or "sailors" can just sit on deck and enjoy the view. Choice" created equally chapter for more informa- Access to the ship is provided for handicapped individuals tion or to register at (908) at the docking Bite at Chelsea Pier in New York. 232-7090 or online at west- A bus will leave from Scotch Plains at 9:45 a.m. from the fieldmtside-redcross.org. rear of the municipal building. However, due to ongoing The Westfield construction at the building, all participants must park Acme Brokerage, Inc. /Mountainside Chapter either in the municipal lot behind the stores on Park holds this course as well as Avenue or near the library on Bartle Avenue. B.C. Szerlip Insurance Agency, Inc. CPR and first aid courses The cost for residents is $45; for non-residents, $50. Due every month. Additional to financial arrangements with the cruise line, all payment Britton-Selg-Stanford Agency babysitting classes will be is due well in advance of the Sept. 19 sailing date. hosted this summer, as Therefore, registration starts July 10 for residents and July Bryer Insurance Agency, Inc. well. 17 for non-residents. All registrations must be made in Room 113 of the municipal Centric Insurance Agency building on Park Avenue. For more information, call Condon & Bergen Insurance (908) 322-6700, ext. 221 or Laura Swidersky at (908) Davies Insurance 889-2084. Ha Hey Davidson of Edison Scholarships aid Katen Agency Insurance Services three local students SCOTCH PLAINS — Three township residents, Lewis-Chester Associates, Inc. all graduates of Scotch Plains-Fanwood High O'Donnell Agency School, recently received $1,000 each through Parker Remsen & Sullivan Commerce Bank's American Dream Puglisi Agency Inc. Scholarship program. They are: The Richland-Knowles Agency — Grant Darwin, who plans to attend Vanderbilt The Schenck Agency University in Nashville, Term., and major in political True & Associates science. Throughout high school, Darwin was active VIA Insurance & Financial Services in DECA, track and field and football. William G. Joyce — Daisy Fung, who was active in the National Wm. G. Palermo, Inc Honor Society, Habitat for With breathtaking Humanity, Envirothon, Students Concerned for the views of the Watchung Needy and the Mandy As a premier insurance and financial service Mountains, this Reichman Feeding state-of-the-art facility Program. provider, your Trusted Choice® agent offers you Jennifer Gaglioti, who is staffed 24 hours- was active in peer ministry, the best in competitive pricing, product choice a-day by dedicated Specialized Hospital of Union County synchronized swimming, and personal advocacy. physicians and swimming, Girl Scouts and Habitat for Humanity. professional nurses. Medicare and MedicairJ always accepted. The program awarded scholarships a total of $225,000 to 225 community Contact one of the agencies listed above today. 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 service-oriented high school Easily reached from Routes 22, 24 & 78. Just 1 mile from exii 41 off 1-78. seniors within the bank's You can find them at www.trustedchoice.com Another service of the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders market area of more than 430 stores. Nearly 6,300 students sought scholar- Call 908-771-5901 www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS ships from the program. aw* SwpCtion B June 29, 2007

li HIMI I ' HI N. | ( f )\| Kit I'll I IS TWo students receive Lions Club scholarships Rau, Kuhn honored for community service SCOTCH PLAINS — Christopher Rau and Alexander Kuhn, residents of Scotch Plains and June graduates of Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School, were recently award- ed GrauBso/Bendel Memorial Scholarships from the Scotch Plains Lions Club. The scholarship is bestowed in memory of two former leaders of the Scotch Plains Lions Club, Norm Bendel and Tony Grausso. This schol- arship is awarded annually to a Scotch Plains- Fanwood High School senior who plans to go to Alex Kuhn, left, receives his scholarship college. check from Lions Vic* President and Preference is Scholarship Committee Chairman Ron Kelly, while Chris Rau receive* his check given to stu- from Lion* President Barbara Anilo. dents who Ths mwnbtn of Kassy'a Crew East are still working to ralss funds for the American Cancer Society. have demonstrated involvement in community service, especially those causes dedicated to the blind and visual- ly impaired. Kasey's Crew East continues fundraising efforts The Lions Clubs are the world's largest and most The Relay for Life event is over, bleachers were arranged to spell the include toys, bikes, games, books, active service organizations. More than 1.4 million mem- but the members of Kasey's Crew word "Hope." housewares, small appliances, jewel- bers are active in more than 43.O00 Lions Clubs around East, the Westfield High School flag- Kaeey's Crew East, captained by ry and accessories. the world. The clubs are dedicated to meeting a variety of ship team, are* still working to reach 17-year-old Sammy Lu scorn be of Also planned for later this sum- their community's needs, with the association's major their goal. Westfield, is made up of nine mer is an eBay sale of actual movie service initiative being serving the blind and visually Walking the event on May 18-19 Westfield High students who have posters from "Pirates of the impaired. at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High set a standard high above the other Caribbean: At World's End" and Both Alex and Chris were honor students at Scotch School was a touching and memo- teen teams with a goal of raising "Harry Potter and the Order of the Plains-Fanwood High School and both have been active in rable event for all of the teens, aged $10,000 for the American Cancer Phoenix" donated by the Rial to the local Boy Scouts, having attained the rank of Eagle 15-17. Designed to raise both money Society. Named in honor of a 9-year- Movie Theater in Westfield. The Scout. They have also participated in many community and awareness for cancer research, old friend who is currently fighting team wishes to thank the Rialto for service activities supported by thes organization, such as Relay for Life started with a brain cancer, Kasey's Crew, to date, the donation; thanks also go to Drug the Fanwood Recycling Center and the Lions Club's pan- "Survivor Lap" walked by nearby has raised over $7,500 toward that Fair of Westfield, which donated the cake breakfasts. residents who have fought the dis- goal by soliciting family members, supplies for the car wash, and Chris was also very involved in the Scotch Plains ease themselves. After that, each friends and neighbors, hosting a RE/MAX Realtor Denise Broesler, Rescue Squad, where he has participated in over 600 team worked to keep at least one booth at the Spring Fling and run- who supplied the car wash site and calls. Alex has volunteered on several environmental proj- member walking on the track ning a teen band night and a has been a supporter of the team. ects. throughout the 14-hour event. At Mother's Day car wash. Another car wash may also on the Chris will be attending Monmouth University in the dusk, there was emotional ceremony The teens are currently planning drawing board if the team does not fall, where he plans to study criminal justice/forensic Bci- in which luminaria were lit around a garage sale, with all proceeds to reach its goal by August. ence. Alex is going to Elon University, where he will study the track in honor of survivors and benefit the American Cancer Society, Those interested can still donate environmental science. those currently fighting he disease, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, July 7 directly to the American Cancer For more information on the Scotch Plains Lions Club and in memory of those who have at 626 Maye Street (off North Society online; for the direct link, e- or to attend a meeting, call the club's president, Barbara died. Additional luminaries on the Chestnut Street). Items for sale will mail [email protected]. Anilo, at (908) 322-4472. SPF Music THIS WEEK SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Boosters FARMER'S MARKET — the outdoor market comes to the center of Scotch Plains for the first time this summer. 8 a.m.-2 p.m.; continues weekly through Oct. 27. For more informa- plan tennis, tion, call the hotline at (908) 322-1777. golf outing SUNDAY, JULY 1 TEMPLE BETH-EL PICNIC — the temple will throw its SCOTCH PLAINS — annual membership drive picnic at Nomahegan Park in The Scotch Plains Fanwood Cranford. 1 1 a.m.-3 p.m. To reserve a spot, call (908) 276- Music Booster Association 9231. is hosting a golf and tennis OSBORN HOUSE — visit the historic Scotch Plains struc- outing to kick off the fall ture a see a wool-spinning demonstration. 2-4 p.m. 1840 season on Monday, Aug. 27, Front St., Scotch Plains. Free. at Shackamaxon Country Club, with a dinner/dance to follow at the Scotch TUESDAY, JULY 3 Plains Italian American SWEET SOUNDS DOWNTOWN - the summertime Hall. jazz festival in downtown Westfield kicks off its 1 lth season The event will serve as from 7-9 p.m. Concerts continue on sidewalks and street cor- the Music Boosters' premier ners every Tuesday evening through Sept. 4. (908) 789- fundraising event of the 9444. school year. The cost per person for WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 golf is $160 and includes a JULY 4 CELEBRATION — Cranford kicks off its annual cart, use of the putting Independence Day festivities with canoe races from the Canoe green and locker rooms, a Club at 8 p.m., the Firecracker Four-Miler at Nomahegan light lunch and snacks on Park at 9 a.m., a bicycle decorating contest in Nomahegan at the course, and dinner at 1:30 p.m., and fireworks in Nomahegan at 9 p.m. In the the Italian American Hall event of rain, the fireworks only will be postponed until July 5. following the tournament. For details, call (908) 709-7283. Golf registration begins at 10:30 a.m., with a shotgun start at noon. Modeling their Camp Noah t-ahlrta are aome of the participants in the upcoming trip to SATURDAY, JULY 7 Tennis is a round-robin, the New Orleane area. From left are Robin Marko, Pastor Carol Lindsay, Jim Molinelli, TREASURE CHEST — searching for antiques, or iust that mixed doubles tournament. Janet Rupp, Linda Huff, Jamie Roos and Justin Rupp; in front is Erica Fischer. perfect home accent? The WestfielaArea Chamber or The cost per person for ten- Commerce's Farmers' Market will be joined this summer by a nis is $75 and includes the Mission trip takes church to Louisiana weekly Treasure Chest sale. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. To sign up as a tournament, use of the lock- vendor, call (908) 233-3021; no junk, toys or clothes (unless er rooms and dinner after- In wake of flood, Calvary members Lutheran Church in Phillipsburg and Good they are vintage). ward at the Italian Shepherd Lutheran Church in Somerville. FARMER'S MARKET — the outdoor market comes to the American Hall. Tennis reg- bring 'Camp Noah' to kids in need Local residents taking part include center of Scotch Plains for the first time this summer. 8 a.m.-2 istration begins at 8:30 Justin Rupp and Janet Rupp of Cranford; p.m.; continues weekly through Oct. 27. For more informa- Two years after Hurricane Katrina tore tion, call the hotline at (908) 322-1777. a.m., and the tournament apart buildings and lives, life goes on in Robin Marko of Garwood; Lauren Huff, gets underway at 9:30. the New Orleans area. But the youngest Linda Huff and Carolyn Swenson of There will be prizes survivors, the children, need extra love and Westfield; Jim Molinelli of Colonia; Jessica COMING UP awarded for both golf and attention. Popek and Sue Popek of Linden; Jamie 'THE RING' — the Scotch Plains Public Library continues tennis, as well as lots of raf- With that need in mind, 13 area resi- Roos of Union; Erica Fischer of Roselle; its horror and suspense film series with this movie. 7 p.m. July fles at the post-tournament dents are traveling to Louisiana from July and the Rev. Carol Lindsay, pastor of 9. Free, but register at (908) 322-5007, ext. 204. dinner. Individual tickets 9-14 on a mission trip called "Camp Noah." Calvary Lutheran Church. SPA DAY — the Westfield Hadassah hosts this event at for the dinner only, which The trip is sponsored by Calvary Lutheran The participants are responsible for the home of Charlotte Shak, 19 Altenby Lane, Scotch Plains. begins at 6 p.m., may be Church in Cranford. their travel and living expenses, as well as 1 1:30 a.m.-3 pm. Manicures and massages, plus lunch and purchased for $40 each. The Camp Noah, developed by Lutheran for the costs of the camp supplies. Church Mah Jongg. $36 fee due by July 2 to Marilyn Napack, 68 Italian American Hall is Social Ministries of Minnesota specifically members and friends are helping to raise Genesee Trail, Westfield. located at 1976 Valley Ave. for children in disaster-impacted areas, money for this worthy cause. 'WHAT MAKES CLASSICAL MUSIC CLASSICAL?' - At the dinner, entertain- offers a week of fun-filled activities, music, Area residents who would like to sup- the JCC of Central NJ hosts this lecture and discussion as part ment will be provided by arts and crafts, and a spiritual message of port the effort to help young hurricane vic- of its "Musical Tuesdays" series. $5; lunch available for an the award-winning Scotch hope. The New Jersey group will be based tims may send donations to Calvary additional fee. July 10. RSVP three days in advance at (908) Plains-Fanwood High at Gethsemane Lutheran Church in St. Lutheran Church, 108 Eastman St., 889-8800, ext. 207. 1391 Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. School Moonglowers Jazz Bernard's Parish, Chalmette, La. Cranford, NJ 07O16. Checks should be 'WAIT UNTIL DARK' — the Scotch Plains Public Library ensemble and the dance Each day of the program offers a hope- made out to the church and marked "Camp continues its lunchtime classic mystery film series. Noon July band Sequoia. filled theme: "You've Got High Hopes;" "You Noah." 1 1. Register at (908) 322-5007, ext. 204. Corporate and hole spon- Are Somebody;" "You Are a Master More information about the Camp Noah 'ALIEN' — the Scotch Plains Public Library continues its sors are still needed, but Problem Solver;" "Sometimes You Just program and the planned mission trip is horror and suspense film series. 7 p.m. July 23. Free, but reg- golf tickets are going fast. Have to Chill Out;" and "We All Need available by contacting the church office at ister at (908) 322-5007, ext 204 To purchase a ticket, sign Faith, Family and Friends in Our Lives." (908) 276-2418 or by e-mailing office@cal- 'HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL' - the Scotch Plains on as a sponsor or get more Camp Noah team members bring vary- varylutherancranford.com Public Library continues its lunchtime classic mystery film series information, contact Jamie ng skills and talents to the effort, with the Calvary Lutheran Church, a member with this movie. Noon Aug. 1. Register at (908) 322-5007, Denman at (9O8) 472-8308, ;ommon goal of sharing their faith and congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran ext. 204. Lisa McNally at (908) 654- hope with children coping with change and Church in America, has been serving the 'ALIEN' — the Scotch Plains Public Library concludes its 5506 or Kate Reilly at (908) nstability. Besides Calvary members, vol- Cranford-Westfield area and surrounding horror and suspense film series. 7 p.m. Aug. 6. Free, but reg- 889-6224. unteers are joining the trip from Grace communities for 78 years. ister at (908) 322-5007, ext. 204. ^^ •-i: 1 urimetitne! JUNE 29, 2007 Band offers an Independence Day concert TheWertfidd the "Indiana Jones" ( its concert season on July Community Band, under followed by The f 12 and 19, followed by a the direction of Dr. Thomas March" from the "Star performance by the Connors, continue* it* 96th Wars* saga and the stately Westfieid Community . season of summer concert* fanfare and theme forth e Swing Band on July 26. with a performance on the 1984 Summer Olympics in Mindowaskin Park is bandstand in Mindowaskin LOB Angeles. located next to the Park at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, In a focus an American Westfieid municipal build- July 5. music for the July 4 holiday, ing at 425 East Broad St. in This concert serves as an the band will perform Westfieid. The event is free Independence Day celebra- "American Salute" by to the public; audience tion. The band will be joined Morton Gould, which fea- members are encouraged to by the Westfieid Sons of the tures variations on a theme bring blankets or chairs. In American Revolution and with the popular American the event of inclement Daughters of the American tune, "When Johnny Comes weather; the concert will be Revolution, who will hold Marching Home." held in the Presbyterian traditional ceremonies. Additional selections for Church's Assembly Hall on A highlight for the the evening include the corner of East Broad evening will be music from "Amazing Grace," arranged Street and Mountain John Williams, one of the by Frank Ticheli; "The Avenue. most recognized composers Fourth of July" by John For further information, in America. "The Symphonic Cacavas, and "Sinatra in call <9O8) 789-4080 or visit Marches" will open with Concert" by Jerry Nowak. the band's Web site at west- "The Raiders March" from The band will continue fieldcommunityband.com. Trips planned to see Tut, 'Mary Poppins' The YM-YWHA of Union years after his death, the will leave the YM-YWHA at County, located at 601 Green treasure of the boy king is 9 a.m. and proceed to the Lane in Union, is planning now in Philadelphia, the Franklin Institute on a lux- trips later this year to see a final stop of the current U.S. ury bus, where they will wonder of the ancient world tour. receive a brown bag lunch and a modern classic. The exhibit offers a look and join a docent-led tour of First, on Aug. 15, the at nearly 130 Egyptian the exhibit and IMAX The Theater Projects presentation of "Valhalla" feature* (back row, from left) Rick organization hosts a trip to antiquities, many outside of movie. The bus will return to Delaney, Gall Lou, Stephen Medvldlck, Jenelle Soaa, (center row) Kevin Sebastian and the Franklin Institute in Egypt for the first time. The the Y at about 6 p.m. The (front, with rubber ducky) Dennis DaPrile. Philadelphia to see the King 18th Dynasty, also known as cost of the day is $55 for Tut exhibit. Thirty years the "Golden Age" of ancient members and $60 for non- after Tutankhamen's treas- Egypt, produced some of the members. Theater Project's 'Valhalla' opens next week ures last visited the United most exquisite pieces of art. Then, on Dec. 26, the YM- The Theater Project, without such folk." Bavaria to 1940a Texas in a States and more than 3,000 For that trip, participants YWHA has tickets to see the Union County College's In "Valhalla," Rudnick unified field theory of gay- latest Broadway smash hit, professional theater com- intertwines two stories: ness." And the Village Voice "Mary Poppins." pany, will present Paul The life of Ludwig of deemed it "a juggling act Twenty orchestra seats Rudnick's madcap comedy Bavaria, the 1880s "Mad skillful enough to revive •**•£• are on sale now for $150 for "Valhalla" from July 5-29. King" responsible for build- vaudeville." members and $160 for non- Said artistic director ing a series of storybook The Theater Project's members, and 20 mezzanine Mark Spina, "The audi- castles inspired by production will showcase Beats for $125 for members Enjoy Outdoor Dining on our Lovely Patto! ence, when not gasping for Wagnerian operas, and the the talents of Dennis and $135 for non-members. breath between laughs, is fictional adventures of DaPrile, Rick Delaney, Gail Happy Hour Outside All Summer The price includes luxury asked by Kudnick to reflect James Avery, a wild Texas Lou, Stephen Medvidick, Tues. - Fri. 3pm to 7pm. Drink it Appetizer Specials! bus transportation and a brown bag lunch. on why it is that some peo- teenager of the 1940s. The Kevin Sebastian and If interested in either ple pursue beauty above play explores questions of Jenelle Sosa. Production 520 S. 31 tT IT, KEMUWCTH • all else — and then he beauty and madness, as designers include Rohit K. www.restaurantdolcevita.com trip, call Susan for informa- Hours: Lunch- Tuesday thru Friday 11:30am to 3pm. asks us to imagine what both Ludwig and James Kapoor (set), Jerad Tuesday thru Thuoday 4.30pm (o 10pm, Friday & Saturday 4:30pm to 11 pm. tion and reservations at Sunday & Monday Closed {Open for private parties) OJ«.?.'S (908) 289-8112. the world would be like pursue lives of operatic Schomer (lights), Maggie passion, bringing them in Baker Atkins (costumes), contact with such diverse Joel Stigliano (sound) and figures as the small-town Chris Wood (stage manag- inhabitants of Dainsville, er). Texas, most of the charac- Performances are 8 p.m. ters of Wagner's Thursdays, Fridays and "Lohengrin" and Princess Saturdays, and 3 p.m. Sophie, the loneliest hump- Sundays. Discussions will back in Europe. "Valhalla" be held each Sunday confronts the price to be immediately following the paid for pursuing and, performance. Tickets are COLORADO CUT seemingly, attaining every- $20; students are $10. On thing you could dream of. Thursdays, all tickets $12. Join us eirery Piscataway-born play- July 8 has been designat- wright Paul Rudnick is the ed as "Senior Sunday" — all Wednesday-Thursday-Friday & Sunday.. comic mind behind the senior citizen tickets are stage plays "Jeffery," "I $12. An audio described per- The Perfect Destination Hate Hamlet," "The Most formance will take place on Elegant Comfortable Rooms Upgraded Amenities Fabulous Story Ever Told," July 12. For ticket reserva- 3 Beautiful Banquet Rooms Meeting Rooms ^SUMMER SPECIAL and most recently "Regrets tions, call (908) 659-5189. High Speed Wireless Internet Relax Poolside Only." His screenwriting The Theater Project, Complimentary Continental Breakfast credits include "In and located at 1033 Springfield BUY 1 ENTREE GET 1 Out," "Addams Family Ave. on the Cranford cam- Business and Family Local Attractions Values" and "The Stepford pus of Union County Wives," as well as uncredit- College, is wheelchair acces- Welcome Our New Caterer ed contributions to "Sister sible. For more information, Act," "The Addams Family" visit Over 50 Years of and "The First Wives www.TheTheaterProject.com Award Winning Cuisine Club." '^Valhalla" opened in the spring of 2004 at the New Wilkins Theatre Take our virtual tour... you'll love what you see! CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY York Theater Workshop. OPEN WEDNESDAY TO SUNDAY AT 5PM The New York Daily News has no 'Regrets' ken ilwor thinn.com described that production GSP Exit 138, Blvd & South 31st St, Kenilworth, NJ 07033 ( 154 Bonnie Burn Road • Watchung j as "full of funny moments," about this show 800-775-3645 or 908-241-4100 while Time Out called it "a While Paul Rudnick's 908-322-7200 • www.coloradocafe.com I dizzy, brisk diptych that "Valhalla" plays at Union Only 10 minute* from Ne*T»rk Airport • 20 mfafclM» to NYC connects 19th-century County College, another work by the man The New York Times calls "one of the funniest quip-meisters on the planet" will be on stage at Kean University. Kean's Premiere Stages program officially opens its Your Second Cosi is NOW OPEN! 2007 season with the pro- fessional New Jersey pre- miere of "Regrets Only," in S.itaci hctta which Rudnick explores the themes of loyalty, marriage and manners to comic effect. The play closed this past February after an extended run at Manhattan Theatre Club. The professional produc- tion is directed by Ted Sluberski and features an all Actors' Equity Association cast. "The play provides a top- ical and clever look at mod- ern relationships," said John Wooten, Premiere Stages' producing artistic director. "Rudnick delivers the kind of wise-cracking, sharp humor that has made him one of America's most m,t: celebrated comic writers." "Regrets Only" runs from July 12-29 in Kean University's Wilkins Cosi Theatre. Sunday perform- I I SIMPLY GOOD TASTE' I I ances begin at 3 p.m.; all others start at 8 p.m. I I Cranford Cosi I Tickets range from $15 to I $25. 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JUNE 29,2007 B-3 Foundation presents scholarships totaling $136*900 Kenilworth artists take FANWOOD — In a June Jeannette Britton Memorial given in the amount of $500 Scholarship*, sa so to second place in Senior Art Show 16 caramon y at the Fbroat Scholarship for $1,000. to Kyle JRowfaotham. The Lauren Messina andji bm Road Fufc clubhouse, the The $1,000 George Bryan Ralph Sorrentino Memorial Meurer. The Ant Dr. Carol Scotch Plaina-Ffcnwood Memorial Scholarship waa WnmtHng Scholarship was B. Choye Bchnlmrhip «M given for the sixth time, and presented for the third time presented to honor the fir- tasted 41 yean of continu- the recipient waa Derek in the amount of $1000 to mer superintendent, and the ous scholarship assistance to Simmons. Among the many Christopher Pflaum. The $1,000 award waa given to local student*. other scholarships that the Franklin Maine Spooner and Kristen Barry. The High *n*e Fbundation was Fbundation administers are Helen McConnell Spooner School PTA presented the established on June 6,1966. the Mountainside Elks Scholarship was presented $1,000 Robert Adam* Award This year, the 16 members of Lodge #1585 scholarships. for the fifth time through a to Eric Wasserman, and the the board of trustees pre- Two awards were presented fund established by the late second $1,000 Dr. Terry K sented 116 scholarships with for $500 each to Katherine Helen Spooner, who was a Riegel Award was presented a total value of $136,900 to Kaiserman andChristopher former member of the to Tovi Spero. The Park both high school and college Lacko. Lauryn Adams was Foundation. It was given in Middle School McTB awards ' student*.. Foundation preai- the 13th recipient of the the amount of $2,000 to for $500 each went to Allison t dent EUie Kramps $5O0 Dr. George Esposito Kimberly Molnar. Two Brown and to Colin ; announced that throughout Memorial Scholarship, and SMAC Robert Matter Campbell; and the Terrill ita history of aervice to Friday's Place presented a Scholarships were given for Middle School John C. i young people, the $1,000 scholarship to Lauren the third time in the amount Foulks Scholarships for : Fbundation has made Bchol- Weisbrod. of $1,000 each to Morgan $1,000 were given to i arahips available to 1,909 1 Many scholarships were Finkel and to Colin Christina Defeo and to students with a total value awarded in memory of loved Campbell. Brittany Fusillo. School One | of over $1.6 million. Ths ones and former teachers. Past Principal Dr. Terry PTA gave the James V. • Fbundation is currently The Karen E. & Joseph K. Riegel sponsored a schol- Cerasa Scholarship for I managing the money and Franzone Memorial arship for the ninth time for $1,000 to Derek Sinn doing the administrative Scholarship was presented a graduating senior from , work for 24 funds in addition The Brunner PTA award of for the seventh time in the SPFHS in the amount of $1,000 was presented to I to its own, as well as han- amount of $1000, and the $2,500, and it was given to dling the administrative Stacy Marr, and a second recipient was Mary Kathiyn Kenneth Wasserman. The award for $1,000 was pre- work for 21 established pass- Schiller. The third Thomas Performing Arts Studio pre- through funds. sented in memory of Dr. H. Gonch Memorial sented two $300 scholar- Albert DeSousa to Karina Ttds year a committee of Scholarship in the amount of ships for the sixth time; they DeMair. The Coles PTA Carl 14 screeners representing $600 was presented to Alex were given to Alex Cvetovich M. Kumpf Award for $1,000 eight local schools as well as Cvetovich. Also included and Andre Smith. The Olga was given to Allison Hoynes- the Fanwood-Scotch Plains was the 13th Doris Koues B. Ross Memorial O'Connor, and the Coles PTA Service League and the Memorial Scholarship for Scholarships were given for Award was given in the Fbundation evaluated a $450 to Lauryn Adams, and the second time through a amount of $1,000 to Magda record total of 131 applica- the fourth $1,000 scholar- bequest from the estate of Corwtuntina Kirtakltia, ahown above with hia work "Grecian Isack. Evergreen PTA has Shorviirw," and hia wMa Avi aach won aecond place for oil tions. The applicants were ship in memory of Walter F. Mrs. Ross; two $1,000 schol- established three scholar- awarded scholarships based Lestarchick, which went to arships were awarded to painting in tha 2007 Union County Senior Art Show — ha in ships, with a $1,000 Dr. tha non-professional category, aha In tha professional. on academic achievement, Christopher Pflaum. The Deirde Scully and to Tara Beverlee Kaminetzky extracurricular and commu- first William & Ruth tinge Shashaty. Conatantine and Avi mm Kanitworth resident* and members Scholarship being given to of tha VWaatftaM Art Association, Watchung Art* Group and nity activities and future Scholarships for $3,000 were Among the many local promise, as well as their awarded to Allison Baier and Katherine Kaiserman, a Somarsat Art Aaaoclation of Badminstar. Avi gava art tes- organizations funding schol- $1000 Kehs-Aakjer aona to adults and youth mambers at Holy Trinity Greek individual need for financial Grant Darwin. This was the arships is the Scotch Plains assistance in procuring a col- eighth year that the Losavio Memorial Scholarship being Orthodox Church in Waatneld, whare aha donates artwork Rotary Garbe Foundation, given to Allison Brown, and and hand-painted icons for varioua events to raise monay lege education. family presented an award which has funded 22 awards for $500 in memory of both the third Mary Giraud for thoaa in naad. Constantlne and Avi also participated in The Foundation gave 20 including twenty $1000 Memorial Scholarship in the Holy Trinity's PhHoptochoa Art Show to raisa funds for tha Dollars for Students awards John and Marie Losavio, and renewable scholarships, the recipient is Andre Smith amount of $1,000 given to lass fortunata. Tha art diaplay is opan to tha public through totaling $25,500 with money which were presented for Anthony Rioci. The McGinn July 20. earned through investments The first Deborah Ann the fourth time to: Michael PTA presented $1,000 and through the generosity Mains Memorial HesBemer, Daniel Krantz, awards to Samantha Carow of the communities through Scholarships were presented Laura Manziano, Scott Pober and to David Kopylov. 'Light and Shadows' at Les Malamut an annual mailing,as well as in the amount of $2,500 to and Victoria Shelus; for the The Les Malamut Art tography. solicitations from the annual Laurel Devlin and Allison third time to: Daniel The annual reception Gallery is now presenting an Recently, Klein has Dollars for Students Days. Zazzali. For the second year, Deegan, Alexandra Fredas, honoring scholarship recipi- exhibit by photographer expanded his vision to The high school recipients a $1,000 scholarship 'was Jason Kruger, Lauren ents was followed by the Josef Klein of Clark titled include digital technology are: Kevin Cassidy, a Union awarded by the family of Perrotta and Michelle Regg; annual meeting of the "Light and Shadows." The utilizing Photoshop. He Catholic H.S. graduate; Stephen and Marion for the second time to: James Foundation's board of exhibit will end Sept. 14. prefers large prints and feels Amanda Bobyack; Kirstan McAlinden, and it was pre- Alfano, Andrew Goldberg, trustees. Elected to three- that upon experiencing the Fuller; {Catherine LauriceUa, sented to James Sensor. The Daniel Ingram, Emily year terms on the board Klein has been addicted were: Flossie Bostwick, to photography for 50 years. detail and visual depth of a Colin Moynihan, Timothy eighth Ada S. Merrill Wallden and Joshua He has an extensive collec- large print, the viewer can Salisbury, Stephanie Memorial Scholarship for Ziruman; and for the first David Hambleton, Joseph mentally enter the photo Santiago, Lauren Spirko, $500 was presented to time to: Daisy Fung, Nagy, Janis Simberg and tion of photographic equip- Mary Ball Cappio. In addi- ment in all formats includ- and become part of the pho- Kyle Rowbothan and Jason Zachary McGuire. Christopher Rau, Heather ing Sinar, Hasselblad, Canon tographic experience. Much Zelesnik. The college stu- The Courtney E. Metzger Rodriguez, Stacey Tanguy tion, two new members were chosen: Vicki Parker, who and Kikon cameras. He has of his work includes land- dents are: Justin Rowinsky, Memorial Scholarships were and Caleb Zimmerman. The his own dark room with scapes and still life, but he Julianne Carman, Deirde presented for the seventh Rotary Garbe Foundation was elected to serve a three- year term, and Marian multiple enlargers for black enjoys portrait photography Clark, Briana Falco, time, with $1,250 awards has also honored the memo- and white work. as well. Gabriella Falco, Matthew being presented to both ry of David E. Ringle with a Tumolo, who was elected to Hirschhorn, Mary Shashaty, Kimberly Appezzato and $50O award to the valedicto- serve a two-year unexpired Klein studied photogra- The Les Malamut Gallery Elizabeth Stamler, Nicole rian, Karina DeMair, and a term. phy while attending Stevens is located in the Union Ashley Jacobi. The 12th year Institute of Technology, as Public Library, 1980 Morris Tanguy and Zachary David J. Mills Memorial $250 award to the salutatori- To make a tax-deductible McGuire. an, Morgan Finkel. well as the University of Ave., Union. For more infor- Scholarship, in the amount donation to the Dollars for Medicine and Dentistry, mation, call (908) 851-5450. Jillian Lusk received the of $2,000, was given to The Service League pre- Students Fund, send a con- where he was awarded a Alumni funded award. Andre Smith. The 12th sented five $4,000 awards to tribution to the Scotch grant in neurophysiology. Michael Bonacum received Jeffrey Spring Memorial Caroline UHeureux, Plains-Fanwood Scholarship There, he developed skills in PAUL FUPNKK S an award named for John Scholarship, honoring a for- Michelle Swick, Carolyn Foundation, P.O. Box 123, both micro and macro pho- Lawson; Robert Burke, Jr., mer high school teacher, was DiProspero, Candace Barnes Fanwood, NJ 07023. an award named for Henry given in the amount of and Melissa Koerner. £PK COIABOY Schweiring; and Katie $1,000 to Zachary Silk. The Foundation remem- Zaleski, an award honoring The ninth James CHara bers a former administrator Camielle Flathmann. Eric Powers Memorial and principal each year with VALHALLA Wasserman was the recipi- Scholarships for $1,000 each the Perry H. Tyson ent of the Oren & E. Lila were given to Jennifer Memorial Scholarship for JULY 5-29 Hilligass Scholarship. Gaglioti and to Matthew $1,000 which this year was Jimmn Restaurant The 13th Robert Adams Miller, and the Dr. Muriel H. given to Jeffrey Pober. The Jr. Memorial Scholarship of Ramsden Memorial scholar- $1,000 Manya S. Ungar FEATURING: $1,000 was presented to ship was presented for the scholarship was awarded " ONLY AT... *Su$hl Bar Entreat Sarah Boruch. Kristen Barry second time in the amount of through the Foundation, and * Sushi t Sashimi is the recipient of the 34th $1,500 to Allison Hoynes- it was presented to Lucas "ALL YOU CAN EAT" $ ! 'Special Roll* Hand Roll $1,000 Elizabeth Becker O'Connor through a fund Saenz Devi ten. Each year • Lunch Specials Memorial Scholarship. 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K^v«1»ft^»sas®^K1-"s^>*^cP3?esBER5l'5'KaKU*:;i-- K:. JUNE 29,2007 Hospital Chamber Auxiliary presents appoints Treasure new officers Chest sale Baltusrol Country WESTFIELD — Club in Springfield waa Searching for antiques? On the setting recently for a quest to find the perfect the annual luncheon accents for your home? The meeting of the members Westfield Area Chamber of of the Auxiliary to the Commerce announces the board of trustee* of town Treasure Chest, to Children's Specialised run concurrently with the Hospital and the hospi- Farmers' Market. Amazing tal's Twig. antiques, precious col- Expressing her thanks lectibles, handsome decor, and congratulations to gently used items, vintage the members for their pieces and more will be on dedication and hard display for sale at the work, outgoing President Westfield train station 9 Jean McDertnott a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays from announced that during July 7 through Oct. 13. the year the group And if you've got some raised nearly $50,000 hidden gems of your own, toward its quarter-mil- the Town Treasure Chest is lion dollar pledge to the a golden opportunity to hospital's building cam- show off your finest to dis- paign. The campaign cerning shoppers. The provides funding for the Pictured from lafl at* (front row) Gall Sloan, nawty alactad pntaMantof tha Auxiliary to tha board of truataaa of ChMdran'a Farmers' Market draws construction of a state- SpaclaHsad Hoapttal; Joan Murray, aaalatant traaaurar; Jaan McDamott, formar praaMant; Suaan Doharty, vlca praaf- hundreds of people every of-the-art hospital devot- dant; (back row) Fran Lambarg, aacratary; Kerry Kowttt, corraapondtng aacratary, and Marilyn Zocca, traaaurar. week from around the ed to children's rehabili- Westfield area. Joining the tation on the New hospital, located in ing her role as Auxiliary Kerry Kowitt, recording manships: Ellie Annis, Treasure Chest is an alter- Brunswick campus of the Mountainside since president for the coming secretary; Marilyn Sally Brown, Gwen native to a yard sale and a Child Health Institute of 1891, will undergo year. In her first act as Zocca, treasurer, and Buttermore, Charlotte great way to raise money the University of extensive renovations president, Sloan intro- Joan Murray, assistant Cleavenger, Janet for a favorite charity — just Medicine and Dentistry and offer long-term care. duced her executive treasurer. Jackson, Nancy Jackson, call and book a space at the and Bristol Myers- Gail Sloan of board: Susan Doherty, Sloan stated that the Joy Krauss, Elizabeth weekly event. But no junk, Squibb Children's Westfield 'was presented vice president; Fran following members will Loland, Kathryn Spada toys or clothes mil be per- Hospital. The current with the gavel symboliz- Lemberg, secretary; assume committee chair- and Teddy Taranto. mitted, unless they're vin- tage. There is a 10-vendor Westlake students prepare library bulletin board Library hosts a scavenger hunt limit per week, so sign up WESTFIELD — Students from the to the library. It's a great place for them SCOTCH PLAINS — the kids will be required to soon. Call (908) 233-3021 or Westlake School in Westfield volunteered to practice their social skills." Butcher Ready to unlock the myster- locate their responses in the visit www.westfield- to design a bulletin board in the has brought the students for weekly vis- ies of the library? The library's reference book col- areachamber.com for more Westfield Memorial Library children's its to the library for the past five years. Scotch Plains Public lection. The activity will information. room. Westlake School is a public school Creating shapes and designing the Library will host a library encourage patrons of all For nearly 60 years, the which prepares cognitively impaired, library bulletin board is an extension of scavenger hunt through ages to explore the library's Westfield Area Chamber of developrnentally and physically disabled the student's business sense and work Monday, July 9. collection and to interact Commerce has served the students age 16-21 to succeed in occupa- skills, which they have developed Participants may pick up a with the librarians. business community of Scotch Plains, tional and sheltered workshops through through the Social Academic Vocational scavenger hunt question All programs at the sheet at the Reference Mountainside, Fanwood, life and social skills training. Educational (SAVE) program. This pro- library are free and open to Desk. All sheets must be all interested participants. Garwood and Westfield by Community volunteer efforts at the gram also provide the Westlake students returned by 9 p.m. July 9. providing opportunities to with the academic, social and life skills The Scotch Plains Library Westlake School are headed by staff Patrons of all ages are is located 1927 Bartle Ave., succeed through network- teacher BJ Butcher. When Westfield *n*td«d to operate three school-based invited to participate. Mask from Park Avenue ing. Visit www.westfield- Memorial Library Children's Coordinator businesses which currently fund school There's even a little bit of a in the center of town. For areachamber.com for more Kathy Muhm asked for help from the trips for the students. twist — the grownups will further information or information about upcom- Westlake School, Butcher said, "We were The bulletin board will remain on dis- need to find their answers directions, call (908) 322- ing business and communi- thrilled because the students love coming play through the summer. using Internet sources, and 5007. ty activities.

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SERZAN'S SIDE Having their Scotch Plains senior legion falls to Vikings 4 Scotch Plains lead to improve to cake and Younger Raiders play well but come up short at home 9-0 for the season. a weaker team playing lazy and cleanup spot in the lineup. Catcher Jimmy Thornton led the way for the Vikings, as he fin- SPORTS EDITOR sloppy. Freshman shortstop Mike Ridge eating it too *We did a lot of good things also enjoyed a solid day, going 2- ished 3-for-4 with four RBI while Former Ohio State center For Scotch Plains senior legion today; we pitched well, we played for-3 with one RBI while sopho- shortstop Christian Cortizo, left Greg Oden,Texaa forward baseball head coach Tom Bay lock, good defense and we had timely more second baseman Nick fielder Ryan O'Grady and third Kevin Durant and many the summer season is all about hits." Bonadies went 2-for-4 with two baseman Chris Wittemore all also other talented young basket- having his young team gain experi- Scotch Plains' solid pitching RBI and sophomore first baseman had RBIs during the game. ball player* looked to take ence and keep improving. And came from freshman starting Kevin Maroney went l-for-4 with Wittemore was also effective as their first steps toward star- that's why Baylock wasn't that dis- pitcher Gary Binkawiecz, who one RBI. a relief pitcher, as he came in for dom at Madison Square appointed following his squad's pitched all six possible innings for "We have a really good nucleus starter Mike Canales during the Garden last night during the tough 7-6 loss to Union Catholic at the Raiders and finished with 101 of young guys who are very talent- fifth inning and ended up holding 2007 NationalBaaketball home Tuesday, because the Raiders pitches, seven strikeouts and just ed," Baylock said. "So we will just the Raiders to just one run on Association draft. played very well and probably three walks. look to keep getting better and bet- three hits during the final two Today, however, with all of learned a lot during the game. "Gary really pitched well," ter this summer." innings. the pomp and circumstance "Wins and losses don't really Baylock said. "And he has been Unfortunately for the Raiders, Union Catholic got its first runs from the event officially fin- mean much to us in the summer- doing that for us all summer so far, they fell to 3-4-1 overall for theof the game during the second ished, each player and their time," Baylock said. "Obviously we too." summer season with the loss to inning, as the Vikings put together respective agent are begin- want to win, but to lose a close Binkawiecz also had a good day Union Catholic, as the Vikings three straight hits to begin the ning to deal with the busi- game against a good team after at the plate for the Raiders, as he scored three runs during the bot- ness end of being a profes- playing well is better than beating went l-for-4 with one RBI from his tom of the sixth inning to erase a 6- (Continued on page C-3) sional athlete, which usually starts and ends with contract negotiations. Inevitably, that means WHS boys there will be talk about READY TO RUN years, dollars and perks; and the terms "right fit,""holdout " track enjoys and 'trade" will probably enter into the conversations. solid season But in today's professional sports world, these discus- sions aren't just reserved for CORRESPONDENT drafted players. That's right, The 2007 Westfield High nowadays if you are consid- School boys track and field ered to be a star athlete you team entered the season are allowed to renegotiate a with many talented but contract or demand a trade inexperienced athletes. But whenever you want. after a solid season of Take, for example, Los accomplishment they will Angeles Lakers guard Kobe begin 2008 as one of the top Bryant. Ifs not enough that teams anywhere. he makes millions ofdoUars Athletes like juniors Alex per year or that his team Tarlow, Brandon Heroux, made the NBA playoffs this Adam Bergo and Ricardo past season. He apparently Johnson and freshman wants out of Los Angeles Patrick Gray came out of because he wants to go to a virtual obscurity to give the team that he thinks has a Blue Devils one of their best better chance to win a title. seasons in recent years, cul- New York Yankees third minated by a 71-69 dual baseman Alex Rodriguez did meet victory over rival the same thing too three Scotch Plains-Fanwood, years ago, as he engineered a ending the Raiders' 23-year trade from the last-place unbeaten streak. Texas Rangers to the then first place Yankees. And While pleasantly sur- while Rodriguez hasn't expe- prised, veteran coach Jack rienced wanning a champi- Martin had seen seasons onship yet, he has helped the like this develop before. Bronx Bombers finish first in "Several of the boys their division during each of showed a lot of potential the past two seasons. last year and continued to These "trade demands" SPORTS ACRHIVE develop," Martin said. "I certainly aren't limited to Abovs: Last ysar's Firecracker Four Mil* gots underway In Cranford. Botow: Lmmt year's think it happens more when approaches the finish line. winner, Brian Harris, there is a group. The level of players in the NBA or in improvement is greater. Major League Baseball "We always try to build though. Dallas Cowboys wide around the team concept receiver Terrell Owens, 28th Firecracker Four Mile set for Wednesday and hope to inspire individ- NASCAR's Dale Earnhardt, ual improvement and excel- Jr. and New York Giants lence through that philoso- quarterback Eli Manning CORRESPONDENT have also demanded changes phy. We did cover events in either venue or sponsor- For the 28th straight year, Cranford will begin its fairly well this season." ship during their professional Fourth of July celebration earlier than most towns when In addition to the dual careers. the Firecracker Four Mile commences at 9:30 a.m. meet success, Martin also For Manning, his trade Wednesday at Nomahegan Park in Cranford. After start- liked his team's perform- demand came before the ing modestly in 1980,-the race quickly gained in promi- ances in the big champi- National Football nence and has long been considered one of New Jersey's onship meets at the end of Association's 2004 draft ever top races as well as a starting point for a full day of activ- the year. The Blue Devils began. With Manning consid- ities at Nomahegan Park that culminates with a fire- were runners-up in the ered the top player in the cracker presentation at night. Union County Relays and field that year and the quar- Last year, despite hot and sultry weather, a large walk- individual championships terback-starved San Diego up and enthusiastic sponsorship helped make the 27th and were third in the tough Chargers holding the first annual event the most successful ever, according to sec- Group 4 Section 2 state pick in the draft, one would ond-year race director Mike Rokicki. Buoyed by $5,000 meet. Westfield sent ath- have thought that it would from lead corporate sponsor Commerce Bank, the race letes in 10 of 16 events to have been the beginning a raised a record sponsorship total of almost $23,000. the state finals and also had fruitful relationship. "Commerce continues to be a great supporter of all an excellent 8:01.4 in the However, Manning came out local activities and we're very fortunate that they are so 4x800 relay and a 10:40 in before the draft and said that supportive," said Rokicki, 'who succeeded Vitas Roman, the distance medley. if the Chargers picked him who directed in 2004-5. Westfield's top individual he wouldn't play for them. Over 300 registered for the one mile and over 1,000 talent was Bergo, who won Manning's trade whining runners signed up for the four mile, with 924 finishing. two events in the confer- episode wasn't unique, how- And Rokicki is confident that turnout will increase this ence championships and ever. He was just following in year. finished fourth in the meet the footsteps of NFL Hall of "This race has a great word of mouth factor built into of champion's high jump. Earner John Elway, who the race," Rokicki said. "People who have run it tend to Bergo was also one of the inaugurated the deed during come back year after year and bring in new people." area's best in the long jump the 1983 draft when he The defending champion Brian Harris, 33, of Clinton, is and triple jump. demanded a trade from the expected to run although he admits he is just rounding "Adam got excited about then Baltimore Colts. But into form after a personal best 2:32.49 at this year's the sport at the end of the Elway's antics weren't con- Boston Marathon which was run in a steady rain and season and worked hard sidered the norm the way heavy winds. with coach (Bill) Mellott in they are today, as the era of "I got pretty beat up at Boston and I am just starting all three jumps," Martin free agency has allowed star to get some good training in" Harris said. "I really enjoy said. "Next year we will athletes to get away with running this race. The course is flat and there is a lot of spend some more time on anything. good competition. I wouldn't mind if the temperature is the hurdles." Players like former about 70 degrees that day." Perhaps the biggest sur- Baltimore Orioles third base- The race is the major fundraiser for the Cranford prise of the year was junior man Cal Ripken, Jr. and San Jaycees scholarship fund, which awards scholarships to javelin thrower Brandon Diego Padres right fielder Cranford residents graduating1 high school, based on com- Heroux, who improved his Tony Gwynn, who remain munity service and academics. personal best by over 4O loyal to their teams and "I wouldn't say there is much 'new' this year, but I am feet and wound up with one honor their contracts, are happy to say all of our little amenities will be back," of the top throws of the sea- now truly a dime a dozen. Rokicki said. "Free activities include disk jockey music, gage or a men's cologne package. son when he came up with a And that's unfortunate popcorn, ice cream, face painting, cotton candy, etc. We are Bilenker, as has become the tradition, will be giving out 188 foot toss at the Nike because these contract and also providing a commemorative pint glass for those reg- numerous prizes after the race for such diverse skills as Outdoor National meet two trade talks take away consid- istered early enough for the second year. Last year it was the nicest legs, the most degrees earned, trivia questions weeks ago at Greensboro, erably from the games them- very well received." and of course the runner who traveled the furthest. N.C. selves and make things much As always, the Jaycees will handle all volunteering and Usually there is at least one runner who has traveled "Brandon has the tools to more confusing for the fans. I across the country or come from overseas. know I'd like to be able to logistical aspects of the race, which can be considerable. In be a great thrower next count how many points addition to Rokicki, Dr. Art Bilenker will be his usual However, the key to the race's long-term success has year," Martin said. "He is Bryant scores instead of ubiquitous self. Bilenker will handle post race announcing been the dedication of the volunteers. another one who is really counting how many more duties. The race will be timed by Compuscore using the "On race day, many things do not go exactly as planned, excited about the sport, times he changes his jersey! race CHIP program, which automatically times each run- as any race director will tell you," Bilenker said. "The key oach (Greg) Gorski did a That's why I hope players ner who has a chip affixed to their shoe. Bilenker, who has is to make it look to the runners that everything is fine, great job bringing him like Oden and Durant even- directed the race numerous times, is once again donating and it really is, but adaptation and flexibility is the key. along." tually take a different route prize money to be paid to the second place finisher. "Everyone who volunteers, Jaycee or not, from the Also coming along well than the one paved by most "We are lucky to have Art do what he does every year," police and the First Aid Squad to the people at the water was Gray, who was not only of today's superstars by ush- Rokicki said. stops and the sponsors should be thanked," Rokicki said. the top freshman on the ering in a new era of honor Another factor that draws a large number of repeat "The Cranford Jaycees, being such an active group in the team but in the entire coun- and trust that is more like runners to the race is the amount of gifts each runner gets community, feel it our duty to encourage and reward a y. He became only the sec- Ripken, Jr. and Gwynn than in addition to their tee shirt. In recent years, every runner it is Bryant and Manning. has received such nice extras as designer polo bears, lug- (Continued on page C-3) (Continued on page C-3) c-a JUNK 29, 2007

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Since the intro- by Insurance Institute are based on results of 40 — are used to determine company'is hybrids — 541,210 units duction of Toyota's first hybrid in 1997, The 2007 Hyundai Santa mph frontal offset crash the likelihood that a driver from 2000 through April 2007 — have approximately 3.5 million fewer tons of Fe, a midsize SUV, meets the tests. Each vehicle's overall and/or passenger in a simi- been sold in the United States, Toyota carbon dioxide were emitted when com- criteria to earn the evaluation is based on mea- lar real-world crash would officials said. paring emissions from gas-powered Insurance Institute for surements of intrusion into sustain serious injury to vehicles to hybrids of the same class, Highway Safety's "Top the occupant compartment, various parts of the body "The cost benefit of hybrids is becom- Safety Pick" designation. injury measures recorded on The movements and con- ing more apparent with climbing gas they said. The Santa Fe earned the top a dummy in the driver seat, tacts of the dummies' heads prices," said Jim Lentz, executive vice Also significant to buyers who may rating of good for front, side, and analysis of slow-motion during the test also are president of Toyota Motor Sales. "We base their next purchase on environ- and rear crash protection anticipate combined sales of Toyota and mental priorities are the results of and is equipped with elec- Lexus hybrids of a quarter million units recent lifecycle assessment studies of tronic stability control. in the U.S. during calendar year 2007.* hybrid vehicles. 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The Hyundai an increase of becoming more apparent with climb- lower than con- Entourage and twin Kia 75 percent over ventional vehi- Sedona also earned "Top The 2007 Sante Fe recieved praise for new safety improve- the same period ing gas prices. We anticipate com- cles. Safety Pick" for minivans. ments from the Insurance Institute for Highway Satoty. last year. The Institute recognizes bined sales of Toyota and Lexus Prius was vehicles with this award to In May, launched in the film to assess how well the evaluated. Structural per- hybrids of a quarter million units in help consumers distinguish restraint system controlled formance is based on mea- Toyota posted Japan domestic the best overall choices with- dummy movement during surements indicating the sales of 36,101 the U.S. during calendar year 2007." market in 1997, out having to sort through the test. amount of B-pillar intru- hybrid vehicles, — Jim Lentz and in the U.S. multiple crash test results. Side evaluations are sion into the occupant com- up 102 percent market as a "Criteria to win are tough, based on performance in a partment. over last May. executive vice president 2001-model in because they're intended to crash test in which the side Rear crash protection is Toyota Division 2000. In 2005, drive continued safety of a vehicle is struck by a rated according to a two- posted sales of Toyota Motor Sales the Highlander improvements such as high barrier moving at 31 mph. step procedure. Starting 34,174 hybrids, Hybrid SUV crash test ratings and rapid The barrier represents the points for the ratings are up 121 percent over the same period debuted as a model year 2006. For the addition of electronic stabili- front end of a pickup or measurements of head last year. Lexus Division posted sales of first time, the Toyota Camry added a ty control, which is standard SUV Ratings reflect injury restraint geometry — the 1,927 hybrids. hybrid option for model year 2O07. equipment on the Santa Fe," measures recorded on two height of a restraint and its Hybrid vehicles cost more than con- In 2005, Lexus entered the hybrid Lund said. The Santa Fe also instrumented dummies, horizontal distance behind ventional models, but the company cal- fold with the launch of the world's first is equipped with side airbags assessment of head protec- the back of the head of an culates that through tax credits and gas luxury hybrid, the RX 400h luxury sport as standard equipment to tion countermeasures, and average-size man. savings, hybrid owners recoup their ini- utility vehicle. Powered by its Lexus protect the heads of people in the vehicle's structural per- Seat/head restraints with tial investment in less than a year. Hybrid Drive system, the RX 400h is all three rows of seats. formance during the good or acceptable geometry Aside from the gas-savings, a signifi- equipped with a 3.3-liter V6 and two Hyundai engineers impact. Injury measures are tested dynamically redesigned the Santa Fe's obtained from the two dum- using a dummy that mea- cant reduction in tailpipe emissions, as electric motor generators, delivering mies — one in the driver well as the reduction in dependence on 268 total system horsepower with an seat/head restraints to sures forces on the neck. oil, has been a factor among many buy- EPA estimate of 32 miles-per-gallon improve performance in rear during city driving. The new hybrid lux- impacts. The seats and head ers who say they are concerned about restraints in the vehicle's Donate your car to Crestview the environment. According to a recent ury SUV has proved popular with envi- predecessor model were study by the National Renewable ronmentally-conscious luxury buyers, as rated poor overall. The new Crestview Education, one of New Jersey's smallest non- Energy Laboratory (NREL), hybrid the RX 400h has made up nearly 20 per- seats include head restraints profit private schools, has started a car donation program. vehicles have saved close to 215 million cent of all RX sales since it launched. designed to automatically Old or even totaled cars can be turned into much-need- gallons, or 5.1 million barrels, of fuel in Lexus continued its venture into move up and toward the ed funds for the school. Area residents may donate cars, the U.S. since their introduction in hybrids in 2006 with the launch of the heads of people in the front trucks, vans, boats or RVs, running or not, for a charitable 1999. Toyota accounted for 66 percent of GS 450h performance luxury sedan. seats during a rear impact. tax deduction. Tax receipts will be given, and free, fast tow- all hybrids sold in America during that This summer, the company will launch These new seat/head away is available. period, company officials said. the all-new 2008 LS 600h L premium restraints are rated good For information, call Crestview Education at (908) 233- Additionally, Toyota has calculated luxury hybrid sedan. overall. 1123.

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