l&ttntb *• Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Vol. 18,1 Friday, December 26, 2003 50 cents County and township move to cooperate on deer issues cials have been waiting for the THE RECORD-PRESS county to conduct a deer census for the Ashbrook reservation SCOTCH PLAINS — before agreeing to request a per- Increased cooperation between mit to authorize a hunt in the the township and Union County Watchung Reservation. government may result in profes- "Our contention is that the sional deer hunts on both the deer problem is higher from north and south sides of Scotch Ashbrook," Marks said. Scotch Plains, Plains has requested that a deer The animals have proliferated census be performed in the to such an extent they arc a safe- Ashbrook reservation area for ty hazard, according to local offi- more than a year, and until this cials. At the township's regular week, no action had been taken on in tk0 meeting Dec. 16, Mayor Martin on the issue. Marks said that there were 70 "We do plan to conduct a deer deer-related auto accidents in the census in January," said John rimtfoat township in the last year. Salerno, a spokesman for Union Lance Thomas and the Scotch A little In order for Union County to County. Salerno said that in past Plains-Fanwood boys basketball conduct a deer hunt, the state years deer censuses have been team started the season with a must receive a formal application conducted by helicopter, using bang Sunday night, defeating for a permit from individual Cranford 64-47 in the Tip-Off holiday municipalities. Scotch Plains offi- (Continued on page A-2) Classic at Seton Hall University, Standout sophomore Derrick Caracter had 20 points and 17 rebounds in the victory. For cover- age, see Page C-1 spirit Rule will allow everywhere town to regulate
PHOTOS BY JOHN FEI. GEORGE PACCIEU.0 AND 8RAD BISHOP train whistles Irttot th« Mason was on display In TthlB past wart. At tha Mlltsr-lory and gates to alert approaching Housa In Wcatflald, which waa dackad out THE RECORD-PRESS vehicles and pedestrians. for Chrtstmaa, WaatflaM raaManta Nicholas "While train whistles are a Forno and his mom JannHar halp them- WESTFIELD — A new federal key component to railroad safety, ,• selves to cookies Sunday while Laurie and regulation may ease noise pollu- this new regulation injects need/ Amy Mills look on (top). Meanwhile, at the tion problems for residents in the ed common sense to balance th>!' Westfield Community Center, Zayid southeastern part of town. At a safety and quality of life concern^ Muhammad and Brians Qorrell were among gathering Tuesday morning, for our neighbors," Ferguson said. the parctlcjtanta In the annual Kwaniaa Republican Rep. Mike Ferguson Previously, municipalities had iff tht hMMsys ceremony Dec. 17. More candle-lighting announced a ruling by the to proceed through a more com- waa happening at tha Weetfteld train sta- Federal Railroad Administration plex process involving state offi- The members of the DECA chapter tion, where representatives from the Union at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High (FRA) that will allow local com- cials to implement whistle buns, County ffrrah Center held a menorah light- munities to ______School recently hosted a holiday ing ceremony Sunday evening to celebrate without the party in Piainlleld at which they dis- the return of Hanukkah. silence train safety measures tributed gifts to area children. For horns at rail- "White train whistles associated withi the story, see Page B-1. road crossings. are a key component to establishing a! Residents railroad safety, this new quiet zone. The! have long com- previous federal plained that the regulation injects needed regulations] AT&T cell tower approved sound of train common sense to bal- requiring loud) whistles at the ance the safety and qual- truin whistles! "The application met the borough's master plan, railroad cross- were likely! In a related case, which (prefers) cell antennas to use existing tow- ing on Rahway ity of life concerns for our designed for lessf ers," said Jack Molenaar, a board member who Avenue affects neighbors." densely populat- voted to npprovethe cell tower. He emphasized that their quality of ed ureas thanl Verizon files appeal AT&T will not be constructing a new tower, but will life. Trains pass- — Mike Ferguson suburban New] ing through the " instead attach cell antennas to a PSE&G tower and y construct equipment housing at the base of the area are required by law to sound two short horns nnd one long one Several years tigo, the town THE HKCOHll-I'HKSS tower. The equipment area will be landscaped for planned to put u four-qundran aesthetic purposes. at a minimum of 96,5 decibels, a level that often ntnrtleN residents Kate IIK well tw a curbed island a FANWOOD Hy a fi-2 vote, the Planning Board The AT&T tower expansion will be erected in the (Tosning to prevent cars from KMt NlMfeMti approved the insinuation of cell antennas to be con- lnte at night and in the parly PSK&G'a large right-of-way area; the nearest resi- hours of the morning. maneuvering around barrier nected to an exiting PSK&(1 elect heal tower on dence is 160 fcpt away from the tower. rails. The fedi'nil govurnment IIIMIMW LuGrnnde Avenue at its Dec. 17 meeting. The AT&T evil tower application did not fnee the The new regulation will allow approved the measures, but there Studtnto at MfesfWW* Jefferson At the met'tinn, applicant AT&T'H fourth before opposition a proposed Verizon tower did enrlinr this local authorities* to apply to the wan never follow-up action by tho £l*m«ntnry School recently present- the plunnlnji bonnl, board members heard ti'stinio- year. That tower, which would have been built onto railroad administration to create shite, nn element of tho prommi ed domttont of food to tht Mtndy ny related to AT&T'H service gap needs. Salient another PSE&G tower in the nren encompassed by "quiet zones," where train whin HOIVIH! hy (he new regulation. R'ilchman Turkey Drive and Cranford A«Hoi'inles, an entsinecrinK firm hired by the bor- Onk Court, Pattemon Komi. Elm Avenue, and North t ICH can h<> bnnned all day or only An FHA windy of whi»tU) ban Fimlfy Can, For tht full story, $«§ ough to review HIM company'H application, con- Avtuitip, was npprovtul by the {'limning Bonnl on at night. T» qualify t\» a quiet between H)HH nnd 1094 nhowtxl] /.one, the railroad [TONHUIK taunt PtOtA-3. firmed thr exixletice of a half -mile nap in cell phone (Continued on pngo A-2) be (•quipped with flitMhitiK light H (Continued on page A 2) Weather a setback, but most retailers optimistic REMINDER Nelledn (tooilwin owner of lUuiiitil'iil TIIIIIR^ in Ugggy ilfeflttl^MM Scotch Plain*, —>*ii*I tlmt mi»» thiril of her utorn'ti hunt nrsH cmnpft ihiHnj; fhf holltluy wennon Imaginarium, Nine West While fiffM t'Miiil»'t'« nt'kiutwirrijjp tlinl iiicipinPiit "It WHW ilpviintntlnK," «!IP «nitt. "Whpn you Icwe n flu ttitt of tht RmtttPm* WNtthrr duriiuj Ihe holiday nltonping si-nsim bus SatiirdMV liffoo' ('lii-iotman it> iihttoM lttipOMihl«> li» our tmtm a hippy mJ (withy holi hnil H negative iinpai t on IIHRIHI'»» Iteiivy miow rptntiti tinit "<}tn«iwln «IIMI thni thn nlmp hns ntber are headed out of Westfield 1 fay lull it ltd » tliumi'MinM siuxi'tl |iri
theDlutmiit t f it r< 908,317.9977 December 26, 2003 Record Press A-3 You don't Legislators urge have to be drunk to be state to pull funds impaired for railroad project Sen. Thomas H. Kean Jr., Use caution when Assemblyman Kric Munoz, M.D. and Assemblyman Jon M. Legislation driving this season lkumnick have recommended that Department of Transportation notes This time of year many people Commissioner Jack Inhere pull attend parties where alcohol and the proposed reactivation of the drugs may be readily available. Stnten Island and Kaliwav Valley ed by the reactivation of Uie freipht According to the 2002 National rail lilies project to help preserve rail line — Kenihvorth, KOSPIIP, Survey on Drug Use and Health, the state's Transportation Trust Roselle Park. Hpringllold and approximately 1 in 7 ior 33.5 Fund for more critical projects. Summit — have passed resolutions million i Americans drove after "We appreciate tiov. opposing reactivation of the rail using alcohol or illicit drugs at Mt'ttiiwey's decision nut to move line. least once in the previous 12 forward with tlu> proposed 12.5- months. Even one drink can slow cenl increase in the gasoline t;ix in reflexes and jeopardize the safe- Now Jersey. Ho has aslu-d DOT BUI could extend aid ty of drivers and those around Commissioner Lettiere to reduce tor disabled children them. cost and prioritize the state's most According to Bill Hilinksy, Legislation sponsored by pressing transportation projects. Senator Thomas 11. Kean..!r, (H-21) Counselor at Prevention Links, Pulling the Morristown & Krie rail- vIt may surprise you to know that expands the a^e of eligibility road project will immediately save from 18 to 21 fur financial assis- that you don't need to drink Mrs. Callahan'a second grade class at Jefferson Elementary School In Westfield presented Meryl the DOT $1 million." said Kean, a much alcohol before your driving Relchman of the Mandy Reichman Turkey Drive at Temple Emanu-EI with a basket of food for the tance under the state's member of the Senate's Budget and Catastrophic Illness in Children ability is affected. Certain driv- needy. Pictured from left: (back row) Susan Walsh, Rosemary Callahan, Kathy DINocolo, Meryl Appropriations Committee. ing skills can be impaired by Relchman; (frontrow) Brians Gorell, Maria Tata, Allison Diamond, Eric Cantor, Leo Rosenthal and Helief Fund was approved by the Mike DiFablo. Kean noted, "We should lx» redi- State Senate Dec. 15 by a vote of blood alcohol concentrations recting those funds to pay existing (BAC) as low as 0,02 percent. A 40-0. Tmns|K>rtation Trust Fund debt or "II is important that we contin- 160-pound male will have BAC more pressing transportation proj- of about 0.04 percent one hour ue to provide assistance to families 'Character Counts' at Jefferson ects." of children who are dopenritMit of after drinking two 12-ounce "To date none of the environ- beers or two other standard WESTFIELD — Students in Mrs. Callahan's ty service project to help the less fortunate, their parents or caregivors duo to mental, economic or traflic studies physical or mental health disabili- drinks on an empty stomach." second grade class at Jefferson Elementary The school's theme Character Counts has we have requested on how this School in Westfield recently presented Meryl inspired many similar activities nt Jefferson ties," said Keim. Prevention Links urges driv- project have lieen considered," said The legislation, S-ttM5f>, would ers not to become a statistic this Reichman of the Mandy Reichman Turkey School. Munoz, a member of the Assembly Drive at Temple Emanu-EI with a basket of The Mandy Keichmnn Turkey Drive was also require that the state reconsid- holiday season, and to designate Commerce and Economic er any applicant whit was denied a driver who will abstain from food for the needy. Another basket was brought established in November 2001 in memory of Development Commit toe. to Cranford Family Care in Cranford. Mandy Reichman, who died at age 22 after a funding solely based on the fact consuming alcoholic beverages Munox also pointed out that $3 The food basket donations were part of the two-year battle with cancer. The turkeys and they had reached the age eligibility or take the lead and refrain from million of the $7.5 million awarded requirement. drinking yourself. December has class's Kids Care project initiated by the chil- canned goods that were collected by Temple Einnini El were delivered to hundreds of hun- by the DOT have already l>een The legislation has been been designated National Drunk dren's student teacher. Miss Walsh. Each spent. month the children participate in a communi- gry people in the Union County area. referred to the Assembly Health and Drugged Prevention Month "The DOT and Union County and Human Services Cununiltee (3D) in the hopes of raising are still looking for I nearly) $5 mil- lor consideration. awareness of the risks associated lion more from the taxpayers. Wo Assemblyman Kric Munoz, M.D. with driving after drinking or should IK> focusing on improving (H-21) and Assemblyman Jon M. using drugs. WHS to hold classes on MLK Day the state's economy, creating jobs Hramnick IK-21) are the sponsor ' To learn more about the con- and reducing the property tax bur- and co-sponsor, respectively, of the sequences of driving while under WESTFIELD - Westfield one reserved "snow" day. felt the prudent thing to do was den," Munoz concluded. identical legislation, A-23H6, in the the influence or for more infor- High School students will attend The 2003-2004 school calen- to add another day to the high Five of the municipalities affect- Assembly. mation about the effects of com- school for a four-hour session on dar was created with three built- school calendar so we will have bining medicine and alcohol or to Monday, Jan. 19,2004, the day on in snow days. One snow day was less difficulty meeting the 180 get a referral for someone who which Dr. Martin Luther King's used to help make up for the school day requirement. Programs for tots at JCC has a drinking problem and birthday is observed. three days that the high school "This will give the high school needs professional support, con- At its Dec. 1G meeting, follow- remained closed in September students two snow days in the SCOTCH PLAINS — The excitement, coordination and bal- tact Prevention Links at (7321 ing the recommendation of due to construction delays. The calendar, the same us our ele- Early Childhood Department tit ance. Each class includes parent 381-4100. Superintendent of Schools Dr. other two days will be mack' up mentary and intermediate stu- the .ICC M" In. ;.- nu(tfiftto« iif ih«>ir (if'i! riliifnt ant beK fit»Y«n«l lli»>nt.ii«t« »iti< a«itin bfttai tlupp Hurt 1hi>»- hiiil hpi n t(l h 1l> IP(J m T«tl «!»«•»• UMU (Ml [u rt |i| t^ «'• lyp(=r.l)m|ilanl A Whpn you* (pfptMtij ntthiptiwilk hyHMl Ihrtstiv. tul! BH N **«)tlt\MWl«.INf Mill eventually hp «mte WW "' "* *** < nhvehinfllly Ini^te i AMEWCANOWHOCBTY p **= ' Mhfitt'l Must [iiivaf t* NAMKM, Hi l (He ti|me *» "> * Sun ul 4 N Hmrn ;, tia j.nr' iatty ^r"!*e will *i|hmil fees nr t'jin tHc («)73)37(i-33K5 , 12 North Avmu« WMttCranford, HUiMtl7t471i 681 Munis Turnpike • Springfield hipr( (->..»• Uu- 1h..H HOI* Mill ' ftii. . i-<'M'M ^ Nl W IN (A H r»Hth VKAN Record Press December 26, 2003 Commentary Jersey Boy There is a Santa Claus More, than a vvnluiy ufi», on Sept. 21, 1897, The New York Sun puhliHhfd u hat was lo became tin1 maul widely read uiul Mike Deak quoted tetter to n in-u spuper. its inesmifte is r/.s valid today as it was KHi years liehur is the full text aft hat letter and tiw Remembering reply tvritleti l>\' Situ editorial writer Francis Pharcellux Church. Dear Kdilor: what makes 1 am eight yrurs old. Some of my liltW- friend* .say there in no Santa Claus, life wonderful Papa nays, "If you w.«* it in The Sun, it's HO." flense tell me the truth, in there a Santa Claua? When "It's a Wonderful Life" Virginia O'llunlon debuted in 1946, it was a flop. The critics hated it; a year 115 West 95th Street after the end of World 11, the Virginia, your little friend* arc wron^'. They have been country was not in the mood for uflc/cU'd l».y tin- skepticism of ;t .skeptical ii^'c They do not what the deliciously evil Mr bolii-ve except wh:it they see.They think that nothing can he Potter i Lionel Barrymore in an which is not comprehensible l>y their little minds. All minds, over-the-top roll" that fathered Virginia, whellier Iliey be men's or children's are little. In this Mr. Burns in "The Simpsons*') great universe of ours man is a mere insect, an ant, in his called "sentimental hogwash." intellect, an compared with the boundless world about him, as Just a year after World War U, measured hy the intelligence capuhle ol ^raspin^ I he whole audiences and critics, stilj truth and knowledge. recovering from almost four years of pain, preferred the Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa ('Inns, lie exists as certain- harsh realities of "The Best ly its love and generosity and devotion exist, and von know 1 Years of Our Lives," a movie that they itliound and tfive your lid its highest beauty and joy. that broke through the usuaj Alas! how dreary would he the world if there were no Santa Hollywood wall of sentimentali- Claus! It would he as dreary as il'there were no Virginias. ty. It was only in the 1970s, There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance when the film's copyright pro- to make tolerable this existence, We should have no enjoy- tection lapsed and it was shown ment, except in sense and night. The eternal li^ht with which over and over and over again childhood fills the worlds woidd be extinguished. from Thanksgiving until Not believe in Santa (-Inns! You might as well not believe Christmas, that the movie became cherished. At a time in fairies! You might get your papa to hire men to watch in all Letters to the editor when a freshly cynical nation the chimneys on (Christmas Kve to catch Santa Cliius, hut was recovering from Vietnam wen if they did not see Santa Clans coming down, what and Watergate, we needed n would that prove? Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that is no vehicle to remind ourselves that yign that then' is no Simla Clans.The most real tilings in the It just makes sense to fund literacy we wore capable of being good world are those that neither children nor men can see. Did To The Record-Press: inmates may not be able to understand the direc- and decent, you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of course not, hut Heccnt IU>\VH stories stall* that New Jersey tions on a mi-diciiK' bottle, bold a life-changing con- "It's a Wonderful Life" is still that's no proof that they are not there. Nobody can conceive inmates »rt« nut ready to return to society and that versation about communicable diseases or how to mawkish — the device of or imagine nil the wonders there are unseen and unseeable more cx-cous im> n'turiiing to prison, One critical overcome alcoholism, read roadway signs, make Clarence coming to Earth ns in the world. .statistic missing \n that the reading and math skills correct change, find and keep a job, or read to a Cu'orge Bailey's guardian angel of the majority of the pouplc sontenced ~ and sub- child. still makes precocious children You tear apart the baby's rattle and see what makes the sotiut'iitly ri'U-usi'jl -- fall well below k-vcls rcquiri'd New .Jersey Heads is a non-profit organization noise inside, but there is a veil covering the unseen world 1 and reasonable adults cringe, to j'uiit'titMi in society on a daily l)asi.s. i www.newjerseyreacls.oru created to eradicate illit- and some scenes are contrived which not the strongest man, nor even the united strength of KMIKUIIK for basic athilt literacy among the ucn- eracy in New .Jersey. We need to strike a balance of nil the strongest men that ever lived, could tear npnrt. Only i beyond cuteness. What makCs i r»l (iriHon population in Nt'w .Icrst'y is lucking, punishing criminals yet helping them to better the movie rise above mediocrity faith, fancy, poetry, love, romance cun push aside thai curtain l'urnlc nfiirerH lnwi' no rcsouti i's U> pny tor literacy function once rehabilitated. This can help to reduce is the performance of JimmJ tmil view ami picture I hi- super-nut ursil beauty and glnry initiatives thut can \w\\> rinlucc crinn's uiul \\w the cycle of repeat nttVmlers. Stewart; it's an AH-American heytmd. W V iU Individuals witli higher levels of literacy are performance that transcends Is il all real' Ah. Virginia, in all this world there is nothing Without the skills to he functionally literati-, for- more likely to vote, be employed, solve problems of words There is never a moment el.se more real and abiding. mer inmates are not equipped to re-enter society, modern life, earn higher wnges, seek educntiun, when you don't believe he is No Santa Clans! Thank (lotI he lives and he lives forever. fiiiiincinllv support themselves and their families, read, uul pursue their goals. It makes good busi- absolutely genuine as Cieorge A thousand years from now. Virginia, nay 10 I lines M).O(X) and fully participate us citizens. Musi job applica- ness lense to fund literacy programs for New Bailey. (Stewart was at the years from now, he will ctintimie to make glad the heart of tions mid leases art- written at it Kith grade rend- •Jersey prisoners. height of his career; just ns he childhood. ing level or above - out of reach for many former PENNI WILD was able to tiring believability prisoners. What illiteracy means is that former Executive Director, New Jersey Reads to Clarence, a few months later he was nble to convince Broadway audiences ofthe exis- More tickets would make roads safer tence of a 6-foot pooka named The Record-Press is here for you Harvey*. Never is his acting To The Kecoid-Pi t-HH: civil cases. more luminescent than in the Ever wonder why motor vehicle laws are not Who are the winners'1 The doctors, hospitals, Tho following information should help you get your movie's last 15 minutes when enforced? lawyers, insurers, repair shops, contractors, auto his transformation from despair ideas and community news into The liccnrd -Press: A few yeurs ago police officers would atop ami business, undertakers and many more are winners. to happiness is achieved with- Cull Editor (iregorv Marx ut(7;i2> :U)(i 121!) with story ticket drivers for violations. The individual would They are our neighbors and pillars of the communi- out any apparent effort; it i» hi§ suggestions, questions or comments. |«'or sports, call pay u fine and his name was published for all to see ty. performance that gives the Daniel Murphy at iTA2) :UMi--12()'2. The more you violated the liiws the more it hit your Who arc the losers'.' The accident victims, their movie its emotional credibility. Our address; Tin' tiei-ord-Press. UOl Central Ave., pocket book and your pride. This was known as ;t families ami the onseen millions who pay high Clark, N-J, 07(M(i. Our fax number is (7;*2) ri7 1-2(1 Ut. Our deterrent. insurance premiums are the losers You can tell I have an u-nuul address is In many cases the fines did not cover the costs. Ask a policeman, iitvnuin or medic Iheir feelings ambivalent relationship with There was modest insurance coverage. The point after they pull a uuing lady or baby with severe lac- "It's a Wonderful Life." It would Lt'ltrr policy system was added, starting a new era. Attorneys erations and lirivkni body ifnmi .1 i rushed tin coffin. never rank in my top 100 list of were brought in to prevent loss of licenses from When 1 learned to drive many, many years ago my best movies, yet it strikes a Letters may he edited for content, brevity, good tnste points. As tlie demand for cars grew, so did business mother asked hu\\ ! would feel after my date went strong emotional chord because, and libel. Letters should he typewritten and include the wealth Litigation did not grow at the same rate. A through the wuuUlneld, well, like George Bailey, I w»> writer's daytime telephone number lor verification, if method had lo be devised to get drivers into civil We have some ofthe finest. « ell trained and ded- born and raised in a small town necessary. courts where big money could be made. The best icated law officer* in the world Let them re-estab- and have chosen to remain a Send letters to the above address nr tux number. way to do this was phase ou( law enforcement as a lish the deterrent and .-.top the carnage small-town boy. It was a deci- sion made yeurs and years ag« deterrent Today, motor vehicle laws, in case we CHARLES B. MOBUS need I hem, are us*»d to establish blame in lucrative Warren when I still bad a strong, per- We welcome •uhmitted photon color or black und- haps naive, faith in the linger- ing ideals ofthe l!»7l)s I voweq1 white ul community events. Individuals in the photos my career choice would never foe should be identified and clearly visible. If you would like WILL SADDAM S CAPTURE HELP CURTAIL TERRORISM^ primarily motivated by money; a reprinp t of a photograph taken by a staff photographer materialism mid coiiftpiniout tlml l appeeared m 7V Hevonl IVc.s.s, cull thep photo depart consumption me not in my psy- mont at r>7,:> li'/OH fur a reprint request form chological vocabulary Community journalism ("it my talents nnd ideal*, just »•* run- ning ii community «nviiin*-ii:idi loan fit titMirue Hiuley It WMH lKW then tf"t even richer in A t-'enn JIM nay Ailviincn, Inc Nowsp«p#r thr Konrutii 1W»O« KoMH'tmie* it wnn hard to biilidb-, •••pi-nully when the people I didn't liki- in hiblUhtr l.lltf n Hkki 1 NKAL SCHMIDT DAVID QRI1NC DAVE ftKNTSCHLER c'dlt'U** tici iUii*' nnlliiinnir«-« nntJ 1 1 fiditur liffK Miin Scotch Plains W«»tfleld Cranford t »lt until ' ' tvith tiiv jinn Hiilimti I Would >.,»y th.it iti: not qomy lo (Iportt Idltor UMII Murphi It won't bwupoii soon, but I Ihink nknnly it wdl hnip. but W vows of I'tniininii' i)isi*hiy >tti it* s||iii f i < { n lipftl P * if b liu'tr. )(,-, M Circulation: 1 •1004004331 tti ViiW lo rpvtpw !h.1=c : 1 n4m -4404 • ClHltfttd! M00«47g=0102 in Ulf I it Will HflVP £» I*, Oft i4n*miW m<**» < it* (jit i mi M«I i iim. i ihiriK mm would be ftU December 26, 2003 Record Press A-5 Westfield High School names students to honor roll WESTFIELD — Westfield High Kalianer, Cliristopher Kah<. Anya R Kamel, Noelle Palatucci. Aiigela Parisi. D;uiielle Byrne 111, Bradtord Canior. Sarah Caitlm 1. l.i>in. KH.MUUI l.ucarelli. School Principal Robert Petix lias Kaplan. liana Kaplan. Emily Kandigian. Alexander Kao, 1-iiuvn Parkinson. Kelxvca Perch. Sanm M. Caprano, Su-vcn Cht\ih, Chiistopbcr Macdonald. Marykate announced that the following stu- Kaplowitz. Valene Keil, Menniith Koeptler, Jadyn L~ick. Emma IVivh. Nicholas Petrarca. Emily M. Michael Cliecclno. -).i>oii Chironna. Mabor, Dan.i Ann Maria. JennieT. dents were named to the fir.-t Render, Emily Kieczykow?ki. Laird. Xiao-Yang Lin. Jessica Print/. Elizabeth Purcell. Dina Yours Choi. HIM \u U> Chou, Mathew. JelVrey Mathews. marking period honor roll for the Stephen Kiel a r. Ye Seul lum. Lipschutz. C;utlm ljsooey. Kan I. l\aj:,ih. David Keinhardt, Patrick Danielle Colc-iu.in, .ic-.-ica Conner, Kathleen McCiva. Hobort C. 2003-2004 school year: Elizabeth ivlme. Adam 1). Koll. Ijybrutto. Radiael Louie, Caroline Ki.k. Alison Beth HtHlino, Jessica Stt'famo CouiUu'v. AU>\ Crawford. Mi'Gowan. Kathorine Mclirath. Distinguished Honor Roll Julia Korn. Jennifer Laspata. Luppescu. Caitlin Mahoney. Konars. Abigail Kosonsti'in. Mik.U'l.i I'rti/. Ansnk.i Daniolsson. Matthew MeMamis, Robert M. Grade 9: Amy Altszuler, Amy Brian Lee, Matthew Lfonard. Jonathan Maimon. Samantha Cifgoiv Hyan Jr. l\-rr\ Sacks, Sanianth.i Davis-, t'liristopln'r Do Meiicb. Lauren M. Meriton, Jason Behr, Emily S. Bregman. Beth Joseph Linares. Atvssa Lund. Manetti, IvLiitlm Mcitoveni, Anna iircijory Salmon, lohn Sawicki, Froit.is. Alt-x.iinlr.i IVJohn Mesehes. .lacob Musky, Matthew Budnick, Patrina Caruana. Emily Claire MacDonald. Thomas McGrath, Daniel McC Hi •;"• In tht office, they're comtnmed, hard-working and versatile. Out*id«s they're m much more. i Wort. v«l«r«tw pfttgrtm, tm WHp*By*« m wmmtKHi m meklriK » dll^frm* in ihrir ntmntuHifln. I m h v»-»r itontwrok »f V p torn h»ftt)i mfr wmk toiler ft* *m tMt nm th*y'ff M»M mm*. Whether thrv'rr mrntoritiM tiilidmt. 4 Ihry iifMtnllv i »tt htmir v/ w & Flwt December 26, 2003 I-e Record Press Police Log Students SCOTCH PLAINS The vnctini stated that he last saw the vehicle on Dec. 17 at 6 learn about A Martine Avenue resident p.m. When he went outside for reported that his mailbox wao vork on the morning of Dec. 18 he destroyed Dec. 15. Someone twist- realized it was stolen. griot tradition ed the mailbox off the po.-t until it Thp owner of a business located Studants at Jefferson snapped. Elementary School were on Route 22 Li\r,X reported thai rtcently introduced to The owner of Park Beverage she received a bad check from a Charlotte Blake Alston of reported that three people entered customer Dec. 19. The check was Young Audiences of New the store and stole a bottle of valued at 8630,70. The victim Jersey at an assembly titled Johnny Walker Blue Dec 1"). The attempted repeatedly to contact "in the Griot Tradition." owner noticed the theft, which was the susrx't't without luck. Alston la a storyteller of recorded on surveillance tape, African and African American after lie exited from his ollice. Karen Kulpa, 49, of Paff Place poetry, stories, music and was arrested and charged with monologues. She enhances A Morse Avenue resident driving while intoxicated her program with traditional reported fraud on his credit on Saturday. Instruments such as the Dec. 17. The victim had a credit Kulpa was arrested after police djembe, berimbau and 21- responded to an accident she \va> strlnged kara. Her use of check conducted and noticed that expressive gestures, a color- a Sprint P('S was on his report involved in. ful and traditional costume without his knowledge. and her rich and melodic :»• * :(• A Clydesdale Koad resident voice fascinated the stu- On Dec 18, a Country Club reported that sometime after 8:20 *. dents. Lane resident reported that his p.m. Dec. 19 and 8:30 a.m. Dec. 20 2002 Infinity QX4 had been someone attempted to steal his stolen, 2001 Audi Quattro. The vehicle was parked in the driveway. The vehicle was later found down the street with the LOWEST HOURS: driver side door locks pried out. MON.-THURS. 9AM - 9PM On Saturday an office building PRICES FRI. & SAT. 9AM - 10PM on Park Avenue reported having SUN. 10AM - 6PM three business office doors kicked open. GUARANTEED Not responsible for typographical Bring in any competitor's A check by police inside the errors. Sate items cash & carry only. building revealed that three ad or coupon and we will Sale prices effective 12/22/03- offices had the doors forced open. meet or beat that price 12/30/03. Prices do not include sales Nothing appeared to be taken. subject to ABC regulations. tax. Beer prices represent 24-12 oz. Discount bottles unless otherwise noted. Brian Cab-boll, 18, of Plninfield was arrested and charged with taking a motor vehicle without the owner's consent Sunday. The vehi- cle was reported taken from Plainfield. The suspect was arrest- ed in Scotch Plains after police observed him driving the vehicle. On Sunday, an Edison resident reported that a grave blanket was stolen from his grandmother's and grandfather's grave while at the Hillside Cemetery. 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Legion Post 3. of Garden State Games 13, 2003 in a traffic accident in Surviving are a daughter. Ralph Sorrentino South Plainfield. Kimberlie; three brothers. Robert. WESTKIEUJ lrwin K tncnibcr of the Union County SCOTCH PLAINS — Ralph Sorrentino; his mother and stepfa- He lived in Westfield before Raymond Phillip and Peter: two Bernstein, who oner headed »ii Mediators, USA Track and Field returning to his native Plainfield m sisters, Laura Venturo and Mary Olympics-.Myle compel ii inn l.>. Beth Israel Memorial Park, services at the Kos.si Funeral Sutman, 83, died Dec. 17, 2003 in r in the Westfield Wrestling League the Health Center at Fellowship Rev. Frank; a stepdaughter, Robin Mr. Bernstein spem ^i- i years Woodbridge. Donations may be from 1999-2001. Home. Committal was in Somerset with Maidunform Inc. and retired sent to the United States Fencing Village, Basking Ridge. Peterson; a stepson, John Ackerson; Surviving are his wife of 17 Hills Memorial Park, Busking Mr. Sutman was born in three grandchildren, four step- in 199^ as an executive vice pres- Association or (Jarden State years, Ann Marie Appczznto Ridge. ident based in Uuyonile. He was a (ialtlKK. Monongahela, Pa. He lived in grandchildren and a great-grand- Pittsburgh, Pa., Fort Wayne, Ind., child. Joseph DiMatteo and Westfield Iwfore moving to A memorial service was held Basking Ridge. Saturday at St. Paul's Episcopal SCOTCH PLAINS — Joseph F. Catholic Church, where Mr, He was a retired sales manager Church with arrangements by the DiMatteo, 78, died Dec. 17,2003 at DiMatteo was active in the with the Eastern region of Phelps Gray Funeral Home. ACES OF Robert Wood Johnson University Coalition for AIDS Support. He Dodge Corp. Mr. Sutman was a for- Donations may be sent to the Hospital at Rahway. also was a promoter of retreats at mer treasurer of the Residents Benevolent Fund or library at Born in Newark, he lived in the Loyola Retreat House in Board at Fellowship Village. Fellowship Village, 8000 Belleville before moving to Scotch Morristown. He was stationed in Trinidad as Fellowship Road, Basking Ridge, Plains in 1963. Mr. DiMatteo was a member of an Army veteran of World War II. NJ 07920-2932. Donations also Mr. DiMatteo retired in 1989 the Union Township Teachers His first wife, Dorothy may be sent to St. Paul's Episcopal after 38 years teaching English Association, Union County Dismukes Sutman, died in 1992. Church, 414 E. Broad St., and social studies at Burnet Education Association, New Surviving are bis second wife, Westfield, NJ 07090. Middle School in Union. More Jersey Education Association and recently he taught clauses as a vol- National Education Association. unteer at St. Benedict's Surviving are a sister, Mary Preparatory School in Newark. Felicia; a niece and two nephews. Fedilia Degrassi He earned a master's degree in A funeral Mass was held Fedilia Degrassi, 76, died Dec. 20, years, Zilio; a daughter, Iolanda education from Seton Hall Saturday at St. Bartholomew the 2003 at her home in Manchester. Delise; a son, John; five grandchil- Trinity Pentecostal University in 1953. The 1943Apostle Church, following services Born in Italy, Mrs. Degrassi set- dren and three great-grandchildren. Holiness Fellowship i.;' Covenant Presbyterian Church alumnus of St. Benedict's Prep at the Rossi Funeral Home. tled in New York City when she A funeral Mass was held Cranford 291 Parsonage Hill Road received n bachelor's degree in Entombment was in the Holy came U> the United States in 1952. Tuesday at St. Anne's Roman Short Hills oducution from Seton Hall in Cross Chapel Mausoleum, North She lived in Garwood for 20 years Catholic Church. Entombment was (908) 272-6788 1949. Arlington. before moving to Florida in 1982. in the Good Shepherd Chapel Kev, Prank Sforza, I'astor 973-467-8454 He was a past president of the Donations may be sent to Loyola She had resided in Manchester Mausoleum at St. Gertrude U:30im Sunihy School Holy Name Society at St. .Retreat House, 161 James St., since 2002. Cemetery, Colonia. 6:30pm Sunday Evening Worship 9:30 urn • Snmlny School Bartholomew the Apostle Roman Morristown, NJ 07960. Mrs. Degrassi was a homemaker. Arrangements were by the 7:30 Went. Worthlp/Bible Study 11 :(M» uin - Sunday Wiirshi|> Surviving are her husband of 57 Doolev Funeral Home in Cranford., 7:30pm Sal. Pentecostal Prayer 7:30 pm • Wed. Bible Study & Prayer Afle-lnUgraUd Delores Robinson A "Whole Family" Approach to ministry. "Faith comes by hearing, and hearing SCOTCH PLAINS — Delores deceased. State announces competition "Gad set* the solitary in families!" by tht word of Hod" Robinson, 84, died Dec. 18,2003 in Surviving are her husband, St. Petersburg, Fla. Lewis G.; a grandson, Charles R.L. to design Sept 11 memorial Born in Douglas County, Ga., Jones of Scotch Plains; a grand- Governor James E. McGreevey friends, und survivors." she lived in Plainfield and Scotch daughter, Crystal Jones Mullins of Plains before moving to St. and Nikki Stern, New Jersey's The New Jersey September 11th Petersburg in 1994. South Orange; and two great- September 11th Families' Advocate, Memorial will IXJ located at the To Mrs. Robinson was a seamstress grandchildren. announced last wee that New northeast end of Liberty Suite Park, for more than 50 years with Vogue Services were held Tuesday at Jersey has begun the search for a directly across the Hudson River Advertise 'HANltlllkt II Gowns in Millburn. the Judkins Colonial Home in world-class memorial design con- from Ground Zero. Proposers aw A son, Charles Jones, is Plainfield. cept for the State's September 11th challenged te reflect Uie legacies of S87 Springfield Avc, Summit Memorial. The Memorial will be the lives that where lost; communi- Your Worship «MMt-»>lH-25flO dedicated to the nearly 700 New cate the course of events that dayr 7-.4S a.m. I Inly Communion Edward Arentoft Jersey men, women and children, capture personal and societal feel- Services H:4S ii.til. TriKltttniiiil Scrvlc* who were lost in the tragic attacks. ings of loss; and celebrate thej t():(H) ii.m. Idimlng tlimr SCOTCH P1A1NS — Edwimt Mr. Arcntoa retired in 1983 after tl.MOii.m. Omtempmmy Sirrvict: McGreevey and Stern also taped strength of character and resolv Call l«bk> Studies 11. Arontofl, 90, died Dec. 17, »KM 3f) yearn with the company. it Public Service Announcement this that we witnessed that day. 7:00 ii.in, tin MumUys at Muhlenberg Regional Medical Surviving are his wife of 63 week encouraging "artista, archi- "The 1 iberty State Park site, Christine Miiny excellent coiiises Outer in Plainfii'ld, years, Marcella McLinden tect* and visionaries" to help the an appropriate and powerful pin Healing Service Mr. Arentoft was born in Arentoft; a daughter, Barbara A. state honor those lost. for reflection, remembrance ar 7:Mt ji.ni. I nil \\ i iliitsdnv Denmark and came to the United Struinberg; a son, Michael E.; and 908-575-6766 of Cillll Mlllllltl States in 1922. He lived in the two grandchildren. "1 want to welcome designers thought," said Tom Moran, the Nev We Welcome Youl Bronx and Weehawken before mov- Services were held Sunday at and dreamers alike to submit an Jersey's Senior Visual Arts Prograt^ Tin- Kev. I Jr. Wiiyne Dreyniiiii inspiring design concept for this Officer. "The site offers compelling, ing to Scotch Plains in 1955. the ROBSI Funeral Home. I he Kev. Amlirji Wiilker 1 meaningful project," said views of Ijnwer Manhattan, Ellis • www.Mjohnssunmilt.org He was a former field account- Donations may I* sent to 2003 McGreevey. The memorial will be a Island, and .Jersey City - - views ant with United Kugineers- Greater Newark Holiday Fund, place for contemplation and remem- that will undoubtedly awaken cto- Constructors in Philadelphia, Pa. P.O. Box 59. Newark, NJ 07101. brance — a place for families, ativity" Thi1 open competition i.s a world- class, two-stage design competition, the purpose of which is to select an inspiring memorial design. The competition will be judged by Uie Professional Advisory Committee, which will be made up of seventf distinguished design professionals to be named after the New Year; a Liberty State Park representative; and members of the New Jersey's Families' Memorial Committee. The Professional Advisory Committee will review all pro|>osa& received in Stage One, narrowing . the selection process. The Families' Memorial Committee, composed of family members who suffered a loss, will then designate first, smtnd, and third place finalists. Tlie dead- line for submission of proixwals i* April 30, 2004 ut .1 p.m. However, St. Michael's registration closes on Mnrrh I. The Firs! Baptist Church Catholic Church 2004. U Fur more information on b»w to I U Kelly St., Union submit a memorial d< We re I lore for Y( )U' *M am Maw himttY t Iturity l>.» \IM 7:Hl."*.tO:JO. Nnon MARKERS lOtOM hi' Ii! I 7iN)pm AND IRONZI l)«\ I/I 7 10.0.!();«(, Ncmn Christmas B/e PLAQUES ^ WWncwulay, I toenmbm iMIh Evangel Baptist Visit Our Urft liwloor Music for MtHiltAtlon at 7 00 pm Church A Ovltfoor Oliplty 24 Shimplke Kotitl Ordwt Nitw Botorp ','OOA Candlelight Sei vice of Readings & Carols Snrinuhcki, N.I at 7:30 pm CJtildcnro provldnd 97J-S7M-4J15. I Vr QUEENMOOKMEMORMU Join tm tor wotahtp 10:20am Sunday* l , Sutimtil 4 Gvtwtfttion* ol Mpntotinhzti Contact u* to dfncovnr haw much v. 24th 7; MURPHY'S LAW Already Grand opening Caracter, Raiders BOYS HOOPS said Scotch Plains Head Coach doubting impressive in Dan Dougherty. "It was a big atmosphere, people were talking first victory about this, waiting for this ami he Thomas was under control. Obviously it By PANEL MURPHY was a long time coming for him •yMMEL MURPHY TUK KEl'ORIM'HESS and he could have been over anx- ious. 0 THE RECORD-PRESS OliANCUO In its "He didn't try to do too much at II Excited that the Giants' latest highly nnticipotod unveiling, \iw the beginning of the game and we I! debacle had ended and our view- Scotch I'lains-hVitnvood llif;li IHIVS weren't getting him the ball. We :%ing area was finally being treated basketball team lived up to tin' finally get him the ball and he ? to some uninterrupted bonus cov- h p kicks it out fora wide open juniper. erage, 1 intently watched the end- With IVrrick C'arat'tor domi- That's the kind of poise he hns." •;' ing of the New Orleans Saints- nating the p:im(, bmw Thomas Scotch Plains squared off • Jacksonville Jaguars game on Fox doing a little bit of oviTything and against West field Tuesday before > Sunday and was treated to one of guard Mike Johnson breaking traveling to U>wes, Delaware for the most unbelievable endingB I've through the pressure and traps, the Slam Dunk to the Heach tour- ; witnessed in any sport on any the Haulers knocked off WutchuiiK nament this week, The Raiders ' level. Conference rival Cnmford (54-17 will face Amityville. High School The Saints, trailing by seven Sunday night in the Hoop (Iroup's (Amityville, NY) and future and with their playoff lives hang- Tip-Off Clnssic at Seton Hull UConn |H)int guard A.J. Price, n 1 ing in the balance, needed to drive University, former AAIT teammate of f 76 yards in 11 seconds to score a Cnrncter, plnying his first game dimeter's, in their first game, 5:30 game-tying touchdown, fore* over- for Scotch Plains after spending time and put on hold another late his freshman season at Hi. p.m. Kiiday and will play Hilkrest season collapse. Needless to say, it Patrick's (Elizabeth), dominated (TusculooHH, AD fxAQ Sunday. didn't look good. the paint to the tune of 20 points Hehind junior guard Terence Then the Saints pulled off the on l()-for-14 shooting, 17 IOIKHUUIS drier, the Cougars came out of the standard triple-lateral, 75-yard and two blocked shots. gale fast, drier scored in a variety touchdown on the final play of the Thomas added II points and of ways for Cranford's first 10 game. Saints fans were ecstatic Johnson scored 10. points, following a breakaway but held their breath as the play For Caruuler UH> £HIW WIIH not dunk with a three pointer and n was reviewed. Finally the touch- just the season opener, but a 10-4 Cranford lead. down was upheld and it seemed chance to unload (he weight of But (he Haiders stormed back, the Saints were alive again. months of anticipation, .HIMTIIIU- scoring seven straight points and • Then an even more improbable tion and criticism. finished the first, quarter with u play took place as John Carney "I wanted to show everybody 14-2 spurt to take an IH 12 lead, missed the extra point. Jags 20, thnt what they're Haying about The Haiders scored the first seven Saints 19. Drive home safely. 'he's not hustling ami not playing points of the second quarter, but It was hard to fathom how a hard' wasn't true," mtid Cimu'ter. Cranford tipped the tempo and Saints fan could handle the emo- 'The first couple of minutes 1 just crawled back into the game with tions of seeing their team success- wanted to get hustle poinUt. an 11-4 spurt and trailed by just fully perform a miracle, realize four |)oints, :i'2-28, nt the half. their playoff hopes were still alive, "(Scotch Plains) is my home- then watch their kicker miss the town and it's the suburbs and peo- .Scotch Plains' three sopho- extra point and ruin everything. I ple think we might be soft but 1 mores then took over the third would never want to experience an think we showed thnt'H not the quarter, nn Johnson, Thomas and emotional roUercoaster like that case," dimeter scored nil of Scotch one. Surrounded by Crunford Plains 15 points and pushed the Then Monday I did. defenders, Caracter had to create lead Ui 11. An alley-oop dunk by I surfed over to ESPN.com and his own touch*'M in the iirat (quar- ThomnH sparked tin 11-1 run that saw this headline: NICOLE D»MEU_A/THE RECORD-PRESS ter. The firHl three timi'H lie put the mime out of reach. "Knicks fire Layden.,-.." Lanea Thomas acorad 14 potnto and thraw down two |ama to halp Scotoh Plaina opan tha aaaaon with touched the ball were on otTonsivc Crunford remained ice cold in the "FINALLY!!!!" I shouted aloud an Impraaaiva 64-47 win ovar contaranca rival Cranford Sunday at Baton Hall Unlvarany. Tha Raldara reboundH, loading to fivu points. period, missing nil five three point in the office. Years of mismanage- traval to Dalawara thla waakand lor tha prettlgioua Slam Dunk to the Beach tournament. "I thought he was very poised," attempts. ment of my favorite sport fran- chise would soon come to an end. There was a light at the end of the tunnel. Hope was restored. Tomasso, DelDuca lead strong WHS squad But unfortunately my eyee kept reading the rest of the headline. strength advantage in most of his "He looked great out there," varsity hint season. He won one That single moment of euphoria THE RECORDPRESS WRESTLING matcheu. He was second in both said Kurz. "In the past lie's been match in Kenrny. .Junior Craig was drowned in a pool of despair the county and district last sea- tentative when wrestling top Hewitt IIUH moved up to 135 nfler that won't soon 1*> drained, The Westfield High wrestling henvyweight. son, but is the early favorite this level competition but he really wrestling 119 last yenr. "....hire Isinh." team can expect consistent per- While pleased with some of tho year and one of the top con- went after people und was pulling Freshman Mark Boyd is vying NCXXXXKXXX)!!!!!!! formances from its big guns, but jH'rformnncea, Head Conch dlen tenders far the Region 3 title. the trigger. He has to keep doing for time nt I,'15-140 and Colin Isiah? in order to continue the improved Kurz knows the Devils still have Kramer also placed second in that." McKay will see action nt 119. As in Isiah Thomas? team success it has had the past a ways to go to achieve their full the district lust season itiul will TomnsHCj haa moved up to 152 Sophomore Dnn Whitney won This couldn't be true. few seasons, the Blue Devils nre |M)tential. be one of the top contenders again from 145, He wnf* a district cham- the Scotch Plains junior varsity Everything the man touches falls going to need tho younger half of "We're not looking to peak in this year. He's able, to walk it fine pion last yenr before losing his ttiumninent at 145, but is stuck in apart. He destroyed 50 years ita lineup to rise to the occasion. December, no I think we looked line mid IH> aggressive on the mat, only two matches of the season in the Devils strongest weight class, worth of CBA in leas than a year. Westfield's top guys had a okay," said Head Coach (Hen while rarely making any mis- th*1 region tournament. As he behind Tomasso anil DelDucu. Maybe it was Isiah Rider Sure strong showing at the Kearny Kurz. "Wo had three kida who taken arljiiHtN to the new weight, or Sophomores Andrew Shaffer and he's been a head case at times, but Invitational Saturday as the looked good and have n ^ood "ili.1 goes right after you," Haiti tnovt'H back to 145, Tomasso Aiex Lewis will vie for timo at I'd rnther him than Thomas seven-man contingent placed starting off point for tho season. Kurz. "He doesn't care whut should he a force to be reckoned l(i(l. Sophomores Stovu Clicking on the link reveiiled my sixth in the 17-team field Tho other kids looked okay for with again this year for Wentlield. Cniikshank <2l,r.i, Colin Wiltard worst fears, right there in the first you've done in the past. His tech- Senior Rob Mench won the lO.'J this point in the senKon. It is still nique looks KCKHI, he'n confident (iiHinotidi is at heavyweight i 1711, and Steve Murkowski (130) paragraph ".. .and Isinh Thomas early but we got » chance to nee should nil see lime. was hired to replace him" pound title, junior Sam Kramer unit he doesn't make mifitnkeH."' alter missing last Heasoti due to was victoriouH at t Yi pounds and where we are and what we have DelDucu lias moved up to 145 injury. Chris Johnson, n captain "We luive five big guns who In the Old Testament, the junior Tom DnIDucn was impres- to improve on." aftor winning a dintnct title and uloiu; with Mench und TOIIIIISHO, will have great .years and a whole prophet Isaiah foretold the sive in winning the 145 pound Mench and Kramer will form it fiiUHhiriH Hcciind in the region nt put in a Mtrong off season and group ol kids who will determine restoration of Israel. To quote title. Senior Lee Tomnsao. feeling formidable duo at the front of 140 last year Showing more Kurz iwlifveH could !«• one (if the the kind of tenm we have this Chapter '35, verse 1 and 2, (before a bit under the weather, lost in Westfield's lineup. AH a senior uggnmHivt'iicsH at the Keaniy l»Ht IH\) jinutuicrH in the urea. year," .said Kur/ "If they lire ded- ESPN had n good prt>gnme show 1 the 152 pound final and senior 103-puunder Mench will have n tournament, DelDuca looks to IH< Senior Dave Isrnelnw in at 1(>() irati-d they should help us out «pent some time at Sunday Nick (iismuiuli placed fourth nt tremendous experience i»n«l aftm Mci'inK limited time with the mill we'll have a good year," School), Isiah predicts "The desert even more diiiiK«-rou« this and the parched land will !*• glad; the wilderness will rrjoico and blossom. 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Danielle Timothy Leischner. Rachel Leitner, Schardien, Joseph Sebalao. Timothy dents have earned academic honors at Bernstein. Gary Binkiewiez. Alex Brass. Jacqueline Leiioff. Scott Leyden, John Seeman, Mark Shvaitsmann, Matthew Ternl] Middle School for the first marking Amelia Brause. -Worny Busch. Bianca Looims. Wesley Ijorenzini. Chelsea Lusk, Simon. Alexis Sorace, Paul Spii-er. Knsten at Children's period of the 2003-2004 school year. C haves. Matthew Ciabauari. Kevin Andrew Lynch, Clarissa Lyons. Casey Spirko, Alaysha Suggs. Henna Tailor. Parents concerned about clvil- .. To achieve Distinguished Honor Roll sta- Coughlan. Vicion.i IVAlossandro. Devon Marks, Jesse Marvusa. Lauren Mangesh Tainh.mkar, Emily Ann Yarvar. iivn who may ho ovenveight or tus, a student must earn a 90 or better in all Daly, •Licqui'lnie U p.w, Lyndsey Douglas, MuMroianni. Sean Mi (iownn. Molly Ulysses Velasquez, Hebecca Von Langen. ire increasingly inactive can content areas. For Honor Roll, a student Rebecca Dunn. Luke Durett. Jessica Meehan. Taylor Molmaro, Jessica Erick Walker. James Walsli. .lulia Weigel. now turn to theSHAPElXWN must earn an 80 or better in major content Feldman. Zaihary Flanzaum. Geri Flood. Nagourney, Brian O'Donnell. Chibuzor Peter Weigel. Enka White, Eiise I'rogram at Children's areas and a 70 or better in exploratory con- Kathrvn Foley. Chn.-topher Fortunato. Onwuiinaegbulo. Brian I'ak. Elizabeth Whitehouse. Alexander Ynikovirh, Eliza Specialized Hospital. tent areas. Marc (.uighoti. Kelly Gajdzisz, Tomann SHAPEPOWN is the coun- Peach. Brian Pimila, Matthew Plagge, Ziegler, Rachel Zucker. F Distinguished Honor Roll Guttozzi. Carly Goldner. Sainamha Goldner. Michael Ragan, Briana Kedmount. Jordan Gnulc (>: Musa Ali, Katherine Arias. Hum r> 's leading weight manage- Grade 8: Dana Abramson. Ajnie Berlant. Matthew Goor. Samantha Henderson, Rejaud, Maya Robinson. Theodore Barny Jordan BayrolV. Steven Berkowitz, ment program for children and Brittany Biondi, Kristin Cassidy, Sky Caitlm Hoynes-OVonnor. Alexandra Joy, Rosenblatt, Jennifer KOVIHT, Aundre Rutlln, Alexander Bernhard, Taylor Biondi, Albert adolescents. Designed lor chil- Cheung, Amanda Curcie, Janine DeFeo, Scott Keogli. Rebecca Krakora. David Scott Salmon. Daniel Sapienza. Jacqueline Callahan, Graceann Caranuco, Lauren dren ages G to IS. the program Tyler DelMauro, Carina Gerveshi' Kreps. Andrea Lahoud, Ix'e Ijpnz. Alyson Saunier, Joseph Schiavo, (Gregory Shperkin. Casserly, Francis Celardo. Daniel has been selected by the Samantha Grecco, Colleen Hagerty, Linsenberg. Sara MankotT. John Maxwell, Michele Silverstein. Anne Smith, Kunal Chapman, lndranath Chattopadhyay, American Medical Association Catherine Harley, Brendan Kirby. Andrew Louis Mazzella, William McColly. Delia Sodhi, Tyler Swanek. Nicole Tavares. Kaitlynn Colligan, Joseph D'Annunzio, as an exemplary health promo- Livingston, Francosca Lumetta. Elizabeth McCiw, Emma Nagle, Sruthi Narayanan, Natalie Terens. Jackson I'delsman. Samuel Diana DeVries, Kathrvn Diiu'zo, Alan tion program. Children's will McMillion, Victoria McNally, Joanna Daniel Nizri. Adam Ofiitzer. Neha Pannuri, Ungar, Cassandra Valdes, Allison Vogel, Dhigosz, Marisa Elmer, Andrew GorbitnotT, offer SHAPEDOWN at its Naugle, Jane Newcomer. Cecilia* Osterman Gina Pelosi. Kethan Reddy, Lindsay Gregory Weinstock. Christina Woods, Alexander Graham, Paige Griffin, Mountainside facility, located at Rachel Parker, Minal Paid, Brian Pesin, Robinson. Kelsey Rossi. .Manna Salituro, Jordan Yellen, Gregory Zabel. Stephanie Grulien, Taylor GuiiVre, Michael 150 New Providence Road. The Erin Rossi, Alexandra Segal, Camilla Kunal Saxena, Eliann Shadtni, Mackenzie Grodt' 7: .Joshua Ahiubor, Kri.sten Harrison, Michael Henkels, Sarah Hoffman, 10-week program will U' held Shanks, Courtney Slaten. Barbara Slaugh. Sizemore, Valerie Smith. Lauren Steinbeck, Armstrong, Camilla Bach, Kyle Bascom. Nicholas Jastrzebski, Robert Jaslrzehski, every Wednesday beginning (>:;K) Alyssa Straniero, Harrison Stuppler, Grace Margaux Streep. Laura TofTiilo, Tracy Brian Bonacum. Nickolas Bonadies, Jenna Michelle Jenkelowitz, Miles Joseph. Brian p.m. Jan. 7. Wallden, Kathleen Yan. Molly Yprgalonis. Toflbln, Benjamin Ungar. Emily Weiustock, Bristol, Alex Carow, Katherine Celardo, Kahu, Patrick Keenan, Emily Kennedy, la addition to the child, at Grade 7: Jennie Altmani Anjii Bansal, Erica Wise, All>ert Wu, Cassandra Zito. Zachariah Chapman, Kelly Cianciotta, .Jennifer Kickenweitz, JelTrey Kranz. Kvan least one parent or guardian is Nicholas Blackwood, Dorian Bogdanovski, Honor Roll Patrick Clancy, Kathiyn Cockrell, Jillian Ix-vine, Oliviana Lumetta, Blake Lyons, required to participate in the. James Burke, Emily Carow, Nicole Crude S: Kathryn Albanese-DeMair, ColTey, Lauren D'Aloiso, Anthony Morgan Maisel, Edward Markov. Daniel two-hour sessions, as the pro- Cicchetti, Katherine Comacchia, Michelle Maureen Assante-Nkausa. Alana D'Annunzio, Jennifer DiGiuseppe, Mitchell Muthun, Kyle Mattson, Errin McGowan. gram is designed to enhance the DeSantis, Julie Deutsch, Christina Bencivengo, Gregory Bentivengo, Courtney Facer, Matthew Fields, Justin Friisier- Mitchell McNatnara, Daniel Merer, Peter entire family's understanding of Dokopolous, Kelly Dyckman, Diana Bifani, Michael Hover. Snmimtha Bremer, Wright, Alexandra Friedman, Ricky Fuinio, Merrick, Todd Morling, Emilin Navarro, weight management, nutrition Ferrante, Elizabeth Ferraro, Erin Finan, Keith Bronikowski, Adam Brous, Michelle Amanda Gianni, Daniel Gilman, Erica Amuiulu Nguyen, Katurina Nier, Matthew and physical fitness. Instructed Kathleen Flor-Stagnato, Stephanie Glover, Brown, Trevor Cannon, Christopher Goldberg, Susan Gonch, Daniel Gort\ O'Donnell, ('hieaieka Dnwuanaegbule, by both a physical therapist and Brian Jascur, Eileen Jiang, William Casserly, Ryan Cassidy, Alina Chabus, Anna Marcus Green, Alexander Hahn, Jeremy Jodie Ordanzn, Dominique Osterman, a nurse, SHAPEDOWN covers a Johnston, Faraz Khan, Kapri Kreps, Chapman, David Chapman. Daniel Kaufman, Michael Klotz, Stanislaw Alexis Pigna, Nicholas Posyton, AIVHHU wide range of nutrition, exercise Sahrula Kubie, Allison Lasher, Daniel Ciahattari, Andrew Clark, Jsirok Cohen, Koliikowski. Mark Korunsky, Rachel Resnick, lieim Rice, Michael Riesenlierg, mid body image issues, Lubranski, Kevin Maroney, Kayla Molnnr, Michael Cornacchia. Caitlin Daly, Jnime Krismann, Cam Levinson, Joshua Jenna Romaine, Hiaiu'a Root, Arthur Rose, Children in SHAPEDOWN Justin Pfundheller, Tyler Pfundheller, Dedousis, Alexander DeDuck, Noelle Lieberman, Thomas Loop, Stephen Manui. Laura Ruesrh, Marissa Sacra, Carrie enhance their self-esteem Michael Postolovvski, Maxim Rabinovich, DeGregorio, Michael Devizio, Meghan Sheryl Markovits, Michelle Mnttar, Magun Salem, IVrrv Snmlrock, Eddie Snitgerii, improve peer relationships Ryan Rappa, Alyssa Riesenberg, Michael Dhaliwal, Sean Dolgin, Bryan Dongher, Mauro, Ryan McCarthy, .lie Mei, Jonathan Jessica Schroder, Devon Sepe, Christopher adopt healthier liabiLs and begii Roth, Samantha Schaffer, Elizabeth Jayne Dzuback, Zachnry Keldmnn, I an Miklas, Michelle Minniti, Kelly Monroy. Shea, Semi Shuklu, Stefuni Silverman, txi normalize their weight. Space, Schreiber, Marissa Squeri, Martin Sweeney, Feller, Matthew Fitzgibbon, Lisa Gattozzi, Knthryn Moynihun, Gabrielle Napoli, Anne Gregory Stein, Beiyjnmin Strauss, Suriih for the program is limited, and i Pia Tempestrini, Linda Timko, Corinne Ashton Gibbs, David Gordon, Mary Marie Noronha, Brian Northrup, Elyse Strong, Mirhnel Surdouski, Scott Turchin, $U70 registration fee is required. Walker, Jennifer Yang. Henkels, Brian Hessemer, Adam Horowitz, Nussenfeld, Zachary Peart, Alexandria Nicole Vnrea, David Vnu Weil, Brian Walsh, For more information, please Julia Joseph, Edward Kahn, Kimberly Pisauro, Christian Prince, Kaitlin Rau, Ian Weinherg, Kevin Welch, Brandon call (888) CHILDREN, ext. 5417. Grade 6: Matthew Alfano, Stephen Allen, Wheeler, Alexander Ztdler. Mohammed Alzoobaee, Lauren Belfcr, Klicsch, Rachel Kreyer, Ryan Krueger, Matthew Rivera, Kimberly Kiz/.o. 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'cocooning phenomena that has wool socks or fuzzy slippers. There shower. Revolution showerheads Now is the time to "turn on the resurfaced," says Stephani Miller, are two types of heated floors from start at $60. heat" with products that will keep associate products editor for which to choose — the first involves 5. Whirlpool tub or hot tub. you toasty throughout the long win- Remodeling and Custom Home plastic piping installed under the While showering systems are pop- ter season. magazines. "People are spending floor to circulate hot water. The sec- ular because of their convenience, These products will not only more time at home and they want ond is an electric heating system there are still some who prefer a help you escape winter's chill, but to he comfortable. They want to use consisting of electric wires placed long, hot bath on a cold night. the luxuries they offer may actually their home to its full potential, not under the floor. The cost can range Look for whirlpool tub models help you get out of bed on those cold just as a place to eat and sleep- from $4 to $10 a square foot, but with special features such as aro- THIS HOLS!-: I1KLIVKKS!! $399,900 mornings rather than hilxrnating between workdays." many homeowners feel it's worth matherapy and pulsating jets. For Scotch Plains - Sprawling Split Level. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Living under the covers. So what are the latest products the expense. those with back or muscle pain, a Room with beamed ailing. I'unmil Dining Rcxtm, 17ft Family "Based on the overwhelming for weathering winter in style and And these floors aren't just for whirlpool tub with jets can provide Room plus IMt Den. l;inislicd rniscnicnt, enclosed porch leads to array of luxury products manufac- comfort? Read on to find out: the batliroom. "Heated floors can be massaging relief for soreness and deck & park-like property. Possible Mother/Daughter. A must see! turers have recently introduced, 1. Heated floors, Nothing's worse used just about anywhere; in pinpoint certain areas of the body. If homeowners want anything that on a winter's morning than having kitchens with cold tile floors, in poo! your current bathroom will not hold a large tub, consider adding a hot miS makes their lives more comfortable your feet hit the icy tile. To solve or spa enclosures, sunrooms, or any 908-709-8400 at home. Whether it involves heat- this problem, many homeowners other room of the house where tub to your deck or patio area. extra warmth is needed," Taking a dip in the hot tub on a cool notes Miller. winter's night may provide the per- 2. Heated towel bars. fect ending to a long day. While heated floors require 6. Heated toilet seat. You've UNION COUNTY MORTGAGE RATES a major bathroom remodel, heard of being on the 'hot seat* Pioqiam HHIO pK ..(In lip APR ]| Program Rale pis "odn lip APH || Program Rale pis %dn lip APR a quick fix to provide before, but now heated toilet seats Program Rate pis warmth in the bath is heat- literally put you there. These seats A Custom Morluage 800-259-9510 800-328-0557 Kentw(M>d Flnamiul MMI-353-68% New Millenium Bank 732-729-1100 ed towel bars. These bars easily install in just minutes and 30-yr. Fixed 5.2W 1.00 5',i .15 5.4 !<) 30-yr. Fixed 5.500 0.00 5'/i 30 5.620 30-yr. Fixed S.ft2S ().«) 5',; 45 5.750 30-yr. Fixed 5.625 0.00 5Vr W) 5 .MO can easily be mounted to the plug into a standard household 15-yr. Fiml 4.75(1 0.00 5',i 30 4.8KO 15-yr. Fixed 4.H75 0.(K) 5'.r 60 4.KK0 15-yr. Fixed 4.750 0.0(1 W 35 U<>(> 15-yr. Fixed 4.X75 0.1)0 5'.; 45 5.000 wall and plug into a stan- outlet. They heat to 25 degrees F 30-yr. Jumho 5.K75 0.00 5','r 3d 5.91(1 30-yr. Jumho 5.S75 0.00 60 5.K9O 30-yr. Jumbo 5,75(1 0.5(1 M 35 5.xfi5 30-yr. Jumbo 5.875 0.00 5'.; -15 (i.(HH) dard, 110-volt electric above the average room tempera- 30-yr. I II.VVA fi,5(M> mm 3'.v 30 6.9H0 51.; 60 5.620 CODI I.I'M 0.(1(1 5',» 35 4.HK0 5/1 ARM 4.75(1 0.00 household outlet. What bet- ture and feature uniform heat dis- 5/1 ARM 4.250 O.Olt 1IW 3(t 4.510 15-yr. Jumbo 5.125 0 00 5'.; 45 5.250 ter way to pamper yourself tribution. Heated toilet seats retail I'uitha.st', ftrfiiuuk*, ( xJimit. (>|ra 7 da) v Call li» Qi iuil Raks. S]vi i.il U'iulns>! IlivwiKi. .1/1 ARM: 1.5(H)',i (ll'oiriis .i.Hti AI'R. Happy Holidays! Home liquily Rales sum Jl 4'.t after a shower than to get for approximately $100 and offer just one more way to beat the win- A. AinirUan His. MortR. MIHI-566-X470 First KuU- K00-784.I33I 8H8-RATK-SALK cozy in a warm, flurry towel? They also provide the extra ter chill. 30-yr. Fixed 5.5IH) (UK) 5',i Ml 5.7'K) 30-yr. Fixed 5.500 5'.; 45 5.()l() 30-yr. Fixed 5.5(WI 0.00 5',i 30 5.520 .10-yr. Fixed 5.,175* 0.00 5':} Wt 5..1S0 30-yr. Fixed 5.250 1.0(1 V( 30 Win functionality of actually 7. Shower control. Are you tired 15-yr. Fixed 4.750 0.1)1) 45 4.810 15-yr. Fixed 4.K75 0.(10 5<;i 30 4.K77 15-yr. Fixed 4.750' 0.110 5'v W) 4.790 30-yr. Jumbo 5.K75 0.0(1 Hl'.i 30 fi.OHd 30-yr. Jumho d.(KX) 5',{ 45 (I.IOO .10-yr. Jumho 5.625* (I.IHI 5'.? ()0 5.670 helping to heat up the bath- of waiting for the water in your 15-yr. Fixed 4.K75 0.0(1 5(,; 30 5.1)70 30-yr. Jumho 5.750 0.00 lO'/i 3d 5.770 1 shower to warm up every morn- 1 3/1 AKM (MMI II) ; .3.910 l 15-yr. Jumhi) 4.H75' O.IHt 5'J W) 4.920 room. There are many 15-yr. Jumbo 5.125 0.0(1 Id ! 30 5.210 3.750 45 15-yr. Jumho 5.250 (UK) 30 5.4 J() 1 shapes and sizes from which ing? Do you get in the shower after Rcll Purchase.GiiiMiliJalo Nnw live Approval! 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Work Irom Employment SALES ELECTRO home- Be your own Slrearn. woods field, rme 2nd (I oi i The Industry's Process medical claims Over 28 Million Customer zone' Town rd eleel! Adoption 105 Bolt! First, call the Inquiries to Date' S5.500 fam-. spac. 2 BR.. LR Df- from home on your com- 1 Terms available. Own this MECHANICAL | Federal Trade Commis- ANIMAL HOSPITAL Weekly Goal Potential H EIK. w/d hook-up o" ADOPTION t - .111y. Active. ; TOP pay puter. Call the Federal season' 886-92&-»2" sion to find out how to Experienced Someone Did H... So Can street perking. Su*. happily nifiiri'J cuuplu TECHNICIAN j Trade Commission to PIT. AsBist doctors, ken- »ww uDStateNYIand.com just got BETTER! spot worfc-at-home You' 2 • 3 Confirmed Ap- Wa-7t»-2*4« eager lo Mart a lamily lind out how to spot nel 4 custodial, 20 hours Custodian needed Company driver pay Repair capacitor dis- j tch«me*. 1i77FTC- pointments Daily' Benefits ADIRONDACK Wonderful hrjffle with tny charge bench welders medical billing scams. 1- per week evening* & OARWOOD 3 rms. 1 EF reisutl to S.4J. Owner HfLP. A message Irom woekends, all yeat. v;iil Black seat license not Available Call Caihenne yard ID quiet neit|hiKir Required knowledge ol DC !a77.FTCHf.LP. A mes- M S850/mo. incl. utils.. 1 m^* Operators pay laised to sage from NJN Publish- \ HJM Pla**Hng and *K FTC. train 908322-7400 required McFarland 888-566-9144 4 acres - was S24.B00, hood. We will Ije yre.:rt S BB1 Hcarliand Express vollags, control circuits, Hours: 6 30 AM to 3:00 PM sac. g«*-T«9-121« parents' Call us H B/i' and mechanical skills PT. In* and the FTC. 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Teams. 8:30-11:30am : Process ntMfleai claim* (ice in WestlieSd Looking tilEECLlMBERT Town rd. elect! Hurry! 800- ter of town, no pets 5&1-7265) oi rjur uttorimy . H m Keaiil+ni and tha FTC. or l1:3Oam-3pm tor mature minded, delail- AA/EOC 0-800-801 111)} lur mo and Graduate Students. from hornet Use your own yrs »xp. required. FT, 260-2876 S1400/mo. util. incl. CaH M- Call 1-888 MORE-PAY Looking for a Federal or After school 2:30oprn onenieii & computer cip. www.mooserivertand.com F , Slpm S0S-23X4226 inloimatirjii Stall will supenfii>e kids . computer! Find out how d, start ASAP. (1 HUH -hiif 1/29) Postal Job? What looks to spot a medical billing M-T-TH J-7'30 OO8-928- '$10,900 purchase price, Ilka tha ticket lo a se- and run acltvitiea in- 9051 or (a* resume Part-time Teacher/ 20°. down, bat tin 10 RAHWAY- 1 br.. 2 nd II ~ cludiny arts and crafts, scam from the Federal Drivers... cure job might be a Trad* Commission, I- gOt-92«-1001 years 6 7,25% FRM quiet aiea. S700. • util l •cam. For information, sports and mure Y •77 FTC HILP. A mes- Asst. Teacher Situations 1/2 mo. sec. 732-574-342* MORE (.ASH, NEW YEAR. membership included irTATtLANU O 1 caH tha Federal Trada sa«e from NJN PubMsMrtg A leader in early child- [JEW I'AY Dedicated & Must be 18 yrs mm. Professional 5 acre* -$16,900 ROttLLf - 1BR $775 Gar Driver Commission, toll-free, 1- and the FTC. hood care and education Wanted 280 dtn Apt., hdwd. tlrs., ori si COVENANT TRANSPOHI : HE Regional Puns' •77-FTC-HCLP, or visit Contact K arena, has immediate opening* Stream, woods, field, rttle HOME WLEKLY Sign on Help 260 ! zone' Town rd, elect! prkg.. laundry. 1V> mos. sec Teams and Sulos dux* www.tte.gov, A messase •OS-2T3-3330 * 162. lor parttime teaching ANCAI no pat* MS-2T2-S0M out our new (jay plait. Bonus. Van & Autohaul. from NJN Publishing and RECEPTIONIST positions available at our Companion*. HrjuMliMi'sng ' Terms availibt*. 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BR. new ML a be. gar., ,w> w>e e CFI HAS NEW I'AY I'LAN 3 S875 WEEKLY and th^ FTC. __ CHILD CARE o*i resume immxtalery to Ideal getaway! Term*! 6 mo*, exp s SB/cpm: '> (»<>a) 3§0»Ot» Nicole elderly/sick cars. 9OB«9-9I4O ne-2ua SALARY Work at name caring for SECURITY OFFICERS lor immediate considera- Won't last! (00-260-2176 12 mos. exit S,30/cpm; I one or more children. Mr. Thomas , CAWMMVBI-eiicellem refs. www.moo—riverland.com yr. • S.32/cpm Also, New l SHOR SHOP!"SHOP!' Arrnud & Unarmed. Holi- Supervisor of ttdMngs tion. Fax r**ume to mailing out «»'»• "°- Somerset or H. Mktdlmex Cty lbl TUG HILL •AR0AIM Commercial Lease Purchase Plan w/ cliuros. No oxporience Porje as customers and day |K)9ts. f/T & P/T. All and Grounds («08) ITT-Ost* EOE p 1 yd paid Secret sliop- g0t-S28-4t84 Slulls European hekx 10 acres - $102,4J/mon1h $0 Down!!' 1800-CFI- ncccsuaty FT/PT. Genu- Oarwood PuMIc Woods, walk to stats land, Property DRIVE www clltlrlvo.com ine opportunity. Supplies pors needed lor local Union County Call 1.I0O-321-1BB4 _ School* ELOM MSAMUTT CAM »iorcs, restaurant* and 90S-688-4SB4 snowmobile trail accsssl provided. Call 1-708-6B6- SHORSHOPfSHOP! Second Avenue Sales Help 265 Expd Engli*h apeakirig Town rd, eltd! Hurry! W0- tor Rent 410 DRIVERS 1/00(24 hours) Fee. theaters. Flexible hours. Oarwood, NJ 07027 European Women live in. Email regulrod. 1-D00- Pose at> customers and AA/EOI IrveoU. Agency M*-36*M67 260-2876 FT/PT tor local carflimo !>B5 9024 exl 606B. CSR www.mooeerlveflend.com HUOHTS get paid. Secret shop- - Retail i service. Enp. proloirod AHENT ION!!!" Insuranco injuncy In pers norrdod lor local SALES CUM. LAMIS provide llve-itV Si 0,900 purchase price, but not HOC. Flexible BE YOUR OWN BOBS Mountalnaido looking lor a MOBILITY SCOOTER SPE- live-oul companionship/care 20". down, bal fin 10 Office - 1 suit* left. 1100 SiMplEWORKT PT alteinooiia CSR. E»- stores, restaurants and •q. ft.. 2" fir., avail. Im- •chaduloB S400-S690/ PfT-FfT S25-S65MR NO EX- (healers Flonlbls hours. NOW HIRING! CIALIST Seeking Proven lor SENIORS. S0S«1-1*4< year* 9 7.25% FRM wosk oarnlng polsnllal. PERIENCE NECESSARY TOP PAY porlanco toctulrad, (P&C) Sales Manager* Capable med. CaH Canaveral MM. license a plus. Pleaso call Email required. 1-800- • Woodwing Teacher of Earning Potential. MT4M0 vaoo-BMBses MAIL ORDER/ INTERNET Hanost workers neodocl to •0t-aM-t««« 585-9024 ent. oO«9. > VtoHrWIota Teacher Condos & CALL FOR FREE INFOR assembla rofrigerator SLOOOs per week PLUS HMULtV MMMTt »0*-4«4-9028 Monthly Override* tor CNtdcare Townhouses 3?0 Drivers... MATION HB INTERNA- magnets. Soiious Workors •am (•• halplnt MDs! SIMPLE WORK/ UveWoUL flallaUs aontted DOWNTOWN • Retail ' TIONAL 1-800 622-1374 ONLVf National Home As- Managers Who Can Train. Office - i suit* itft, tioo MORE CASH, NEW YEAR. Process medical claim* Join the King of the Lead 973-279-4831 NEW PAVI Dedicated & WWW.Tlckal2CuBh.com semblers. I 570-540-3640 trom home. Call the TOP PAY WWW.LEKON.NET AH real aaUH HiMrOism *q. ft., 2"" fir., avail. Im N.E. Regional Runs! RCW1007 Honest worker* needed to Part-time Teacher/ Business Call Phillip Den In this nawapaptr la sub- •a your own Bolt!! Federal Trad* Commis- nlson pr Brian Chalt 1- MOUM CLIANHM- Polish SQ V HOME WEEKLY Sign on sion to find out hew to assemble lelrluerator Asst. Teacher |ecl to th* Federal Fair NT4H0 Bonus. Van A Autotinul. Process medical claims magtielt. Serious V/orki 877-828-3731 Craitmatic lady, tip rets, own trans, Housing Amendments Act trom home on your com- $$UnempToyed? ? spot medical billing A leader In early child- Mobility Scooters Margaret 90*/429-2095 Mln. 6 mo. Enp. A COL AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE! scams. ••77.rTC.HILP. ONLY! National Home As- and th* New Jersey Civil (A) Required. SWIFT puter. Call the Federal semblers. 1-570-549-3640 hood care and education Rights Law. which maka It Garage & Storage Trade Commission to $58.87/ month per Family. A mnsifs from NJN lias Immediate openings TRANSPORTATION 800 No tlmiloHoits, All Pro Publishing and tha FTC. RCKI007 SALES Lie. Bonded. SpeclsHiIng In Illegal to advertise any 347-4485 www.Swill find oul how to spat tor part-time torching preference, limitation* or tor Rent 415 medical billing scams. 1- oxlstlng Conditions OK. Coll positions available nt our Over 28 Million Customer elderly/sick care. S0HN414Q TruckingJotjs com United Family! (800) 236- Inquiries to Date1 S5,iOO discrimination based on B77-FTCHILr>, A mas- ELECTRO TYPIST/ Sprlng'iold, Summit nnd race, color. raUglon, set, CftANPOftD - 1 car gar.. sag* from NJN Publish- 4415 «1075CE066I9 Berkeley Hoights school Weekly Goal Potential! If Instruction ?85 MECHANICAL Someone Did It... So Can national origin, handicap, walking dial, to town. Ing and the FTC. PRODUCTION locations. Aftomoon familial atatu*, creed, an- •M-211-MM, «1 »•*•»-SOOT OTR DRIVERS: St.100 Avor- TB75WEEKLY~ hours, 2:30pm -6:00pm. You! 2 - 3 Confirmed Ap- LIAP.N tO ICI CLIMB! ago Woekly! 100% Con TECHNICIAN At community center. pointments Dally! Benefits entry, marital status, at- CHILD CARE Monday Friday. No certi- Introductory Ice Climb- factional or taxual orlerv volitional Fleet, Compro- SALARY Repair capacitor tils- Computor knowledge fication needed. Training Available... Call Catherlno ing Seminars al Smug- Houses honslve BonoUt Package, Work al horn* caring lor mailing our snloa bro- necessary. earn- McFarland sla-566-9144 Ullon, or nationality, or an charge bench welders. provided. Rorjuiro own gUr's Notch, VT Feb 8-10 Intention to make any (Furmshedl 425 Passenger Program, one or more children. chures. No oaperlence Required knowledgo o\ DC 4:30pm. FT. Benefits transportation. Inter- or 12-14. 2004 M.t«*BM»MMtt For alngl* a muril-lamlly Cnrtdos homes « vacant land. Faat toi Ren! ^ • 1. > III I IMU.TV AMM0V, End Unit- 2 BR, 1W BA. 2 firs., park Ilka •eftlno, nf*. *»«>Hm- flatVV aW^^Raa^l ^PWf/ •#^BJ^ssW»*1^pa1» mad.no pan. ti4»VMT « Wish List Cash! Cafe mmm NMIMIM wtr incl. MMIfrMTB SeltVowHouselnaOays.cofB w. on. Mo Charge CD! Lft. to MVC tranap 1004Uncoin . HT ft HW md A »H00 VatatWIthttiKM \reMd*FWlMMl) End Ural- 2 OM.AMM LWHNIV M- "in, \v> BA, 1 tti*. patk •OUT VHLU 1.3,4 bad- like *««ln9. nr-a *vatllm- MOUNTMNEERAWD AVIATOR AWD NAVNATORAWD room* »n,Mrt - tiM.too Rwd.itopaH.t14M. HT* f 0 VI • 0 H. 'I FUUV FUHNItHED. U*e 11 wtr Incl BSS4I VII onto II.IIIS. l)V»r Rlt/lHkit, HIT, Clulh B^orl l«Hs. H i yl nuln trrtim. pwr Mi Inks wiful'U'krt tin AMTM fl cyl, rttilo Ifflns pwr str/Urks, etlr, AM/FM 9iorso. tilt. • then ram lo vacationers, „., Jt, 0F1. AMT M slitiiv. CD Jtluin wills. iimiiliHl lml«. tool mil itpimi. Hit. i:riri*i* MSMI' $ Metal «e*«M • Buy Direct. W* Marwlat Bad Credit? lilfthiritutimll H>?) mi* fot CommerBtal, Afrlturturs I H . In i OlWdfed, , Oalvalumt |hw W-n.ll l Man*, OamakM Aluminum, P#rrt*d #1 *?? It's No Probl«ml etc S&& IM.. leM"*y te«tt a ( wwkoul irjom or. LOW P«ICI* rritt Call Don Cirlowi: aratur*'i »0-ITMTOl •AVl wiitf High «mi 908-451-0506 lumbing futures ! nrtT One »!•«• to' Lowtit Prlcoi... Logondary Sorvlco www.MapltcrtttAuioGfoup.com l <»' tmkt t) *9% Kle sntin nt***l M I \; (#M#si» •Mai ReeifiM "i Btrr Difscl. We MflPLECREST Mercury ttrt* Inf r in al r>a>t**n •>. " 2100 Springfield Avt. 68 Rlvtr Road liny Ttt fiMU, »' 4M-MM ar M**»i i» fi|r«» LOW rtilt » fit? SHOPSMART Rjl: 'fr*tw« MB*- "I W t ii m tw* **«fM it phimhind fiw4 <* itttotr. 1) on* *»!•«• •tee • I l*(f niiri»> fept* B(ct»Ut.fc.D ••iiln-» SMwew \w W/twr IHf millcHi ti**1t #rj< i#H»*l< IM D3 nprember 26, 2003 Record-Press Misonry 1065HPUimbinB 1085^ Autos lor Sale 1385 Merchandise Merchandise \\ Merchandiw H Miscellaneous 777 Home II Clean ups Garden U Home DODGE PU »« SIT °"1° s 990II Improvements 1015 A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT ROMEO PLUMBING S e\l tab. 72K mi gr*iil Services || & Hauling Quality Masonry Sen/ices HEATING Licensi! 5270 puters& B Wanted to Buy 625 D1ETPILLS/VIAQHA! Or cond . bodliiwi CaB Freef.st lied Refs 43yre 908 322-2990 der Phenlermme Didre* A BATtHWO** TILE KARTELL'S a ttimily busi^pss tvei>' Qictrenic SAXOPHONES WANTED Adipei. Levura Ambien Farm ft Oariton MPAM tMCtU-IS jMurtMrwAMeatinu FORD EXPEDITION 03 VINNIE'S Small lob a specialty 732 968-52X1 6 Any condilior, acceptable Soma Ftoncet, Tramadol Carpentry 87 b Top soil. 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Grinnell Block, moscfcigs & trim 808-296-2' '0 vEDGua'anteed or appointments' Free DCCKS »V UNttMITKO SPA. Will Sacrifice. INFINITY M3O 90 ? ilr 2B yn exp Bcfc 9»3»1«7 We build all typas ol RR Tt«» . Firewood, a. r Poison Loatlsd S29 , * Fast- Famous Brand Opportunities 6&o feSE" n«Kl-day delivery' PVC drainpipe Painting h I'anihv |»arl wtutc. Inn Licensed US Pharmacy deck*. All work, guaran- Doors* Int P,m»n»J Noirer Used, liwlmios liMttior. now trrtns . tully tlian 1 answering s*tv MERCEDES WO E 91 You " Join Diabetes Caf« and wood frame rop.urs A. BALESTP.0 ROOFINO Chimney 732-4999234 ; gtl toiui, hit|h nil . mnny ALLL CASH CANDT Club FREE Membership. QUTTB^OJANNG 1 »0 Wl fORICLOSOIWI Sid tniii|) Irif.l 2 5L V6. ntiln OD UafiB, pwr tso Suaronio , Stfl Equip Incl ft :tl VH, uulti OD traim, pwr slmu/brk'i, AIR. ulurn wtila, r/dol, spill illinqWnl.ruptcy'Wnhout • I|T^™ I St.d .**?_!!*_.,„„ Equip Incl. 3.41 V6, auto OD irony. .... 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Slk*5940KT, ruck Stk/rT)',01LT, VIN#4G901975, MSRP ."teed No secunty 0e_ 51W5934KT, VINrjr.174014. MSHC $'J'J, I If. Incl. $21.81S Inr.i $3000 lar.lory rebate. cioas eoontry AIR, stereo, CD, chfome slylecfwhls, bit VlN#3D2141tO, MSRP $29,305, Incl. $4000 posil Limits up >o $4000 factory rabnlo rV S'JOU Uufius Gitsh. Knrhu its em • If* cm 1 mldgs. Stk#5997KT, VIN#4E113598, MSRP laclory rebate. tiooOO Bad credii on 3 S)0,ea or bolh t»0 <*I ae- S26.970. Incl. $3500 factory rebate. •k i«*»o »><» MABt »£«)»»AWOl • Kpftlin " I ••• •'" •ajMiMf tmmm* * 2 sr * i tii> D PV- 96 -SLT- auto. HONDA CIVIC EX 94j MERCEDC- S 1»O« '»2-SATUR4 N SCI 96 - auto. PW. TOVOTA CAMRV Li -*7* Trailers 1405 Wanted 1415 dr »dn. Exc. cond.. under 3 NISSAN PATHFINDER •xt. cab. 72K mi., great auto. 2 dr. Red, 1 owner. cyl. leather int.. 1O6K mi. PS. PB. am/tin cms WK. MK mi, all options. AT. Sfi'94V- 161K mi.. Leather. cond., bedliner, power. 4 new tires, timing bell in- loaded. 56.500/obo. 9QB- S2.B50 908-654-1B73 TRIUMPH TM 'Tt - 64K OHC SUBURBAN 'M - '> i moon root. CO. dealer main- Donate Your Cav. Suppon UFE stalled 2 months ago. exc. 451-2673 sm-fm radio. A/C. pw. ton. 2 WD. 454 engine. j CD,S12.9OO. 80»««t130 SATURN SW2 WON '97- ; redlines. undercoat, exc tained, orig owner, ox trie Juvenile Diabetes Fie- cond 52300. »O8-272- ABS. security device. cond. $7900. 732-3««- 125K. looks & runs great. ' cond. S4500 906-232- : tORD CROWN VICTORIA MERCURY SABLE- 97 auio, A/C, A8S, traction ' S8.2Q0/OO0. 906-232-3580 search Foundation. Vour 'M - Police pkg., 80K 1892 Wagon- e*. cor>d,, under control, am-lm caas . pw. : 0406 S23OO. 7323MM22 ; 172S donation can help children clean, dk. blue. S5300 wan., mufti sell $3600, pi. till, cruise, new brakes. ! TOYOTA TACOMA '»S- fighting diabetes. Please 1 HONDA" ODYSSEY EX 80K mi. clean, runs good. 11 2002 - 17K mi.. 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