Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwoad Friday, July 30, 2004 50 cents Visible vacancies, but downtown still strong ay MUD establish a private park with tables and a by Details New York earlier this year, and often the product of market forces; land- THE RECORD-PRESS' gazebo on the Prospect Street side of the "For Rent" signs still adorn the building's lords are trying to get the highest rent building, converting a building many saw facade at the corner of Central and North. possible for their spaces from reliable WESTFIELD — Despite several long- as an eyesore into an attractive pedestrian According to Downtown Westfield businesses, while tenants are seeking term vacancies at high profile locations destination. Corporation Executive Director Sherry prime locations at the lowest rent possible. downtown, local officials say the central But according to real estate broker Cronin, while the space is located in the The market haggling has left spaces like business district is as viable as it has ever Tony Schilling, the space has been quietly core downtown area, it tends to see less his unoccupied from time to time, he said. been. re-opened to the market. Though the com- pedestrian traffic than other retail loca- "Vacant spaces are lost opportunities, The open storefronts at 200 Central pany's website still tions. but we're also being patient and trying to Ave., 1 Elm St., and 138 Central Ave. are lists plans to open in Building owner do the right thing," Pascal said. at very visible "gateway" sections of the Westfield, according "Vacant spaces are lost opportu- Roy Pascal said the "If I had lowered the rent I would have downtown. But in each case, stakeholders to the broker the nities, but we're also being patient property is more of a filled the space immediately," he contin- say, the vacancies are less indicative of a restaurant won't be destination location ued. "Often the space seems to linger, but downward trend in the viability of down- coming to town after and trying to do the right thing." than an "impulse- at some point you pull the trigger when town than a product of their own particu- all. Schilling said — Roy Pascal buy" location, and you get a good price to rent and (find) a lar circumstances. the company's deci- downtown property owner said he is carefully good tenant." The large gray building on the north- sion to pull out may evaluating the next One very good tenant to leave the west side of the the corner of North be partially attribut- "~~~"~^~~~"^^~~"""~ tenants he will bring downtown was the Imaginarium, which Avenue and Elm Street has been unoccu- able to the restaurant chain's Hoboken into both the ground floor and second floor occupied a 4,000 square foot ground-floor pied for nearly six years. Last winter, town location, which hasn't done as well as orig- areas of the building, each of which offers space at 138 Central Ave., between East officials thought they'd found a solution to inally hoped. more than 800 square feet of space. Broad Street and North Avenue. The toy the retail vacancy when the Planning Neither the Elm Street building owner "It seems to me the chain tenants are retailer's departure was more the result of Board granted parking variances to allow nor company officials returned repeated the ones that have stability, that they're the company's poor performance at stand- a Wolfgang Puck Express to set up shop at phone calls seeking comment on the the ones hanging in there," Pascal said. alone locations nationwide than with the busy intersection. future of Wolfgang Puck or the long- "The independents tend to run hot and problems at its Westfield outlet. As part of the board's approval, vacant building. cold." Lori McBride has taken over the reigns Wolfgang Puck officials had planned to The 200 Central Ave. space was vacated Pascal said downtown vacancies are (Continued on page A-2) of the Scotch Piains-Fanwood High gills basketball team, bringing with her six years of college coaching experi- ence and an NCAA championship ring, Voyage for story, see Sports, Page C-1. Staying cool in the pool to Italy renews the link between

LMng Strom 2 towns By MAD wfdi Armstrong THE RECORD-PRESS Campers at the JCC of Central New SCOTCH PLAINS — The two Jersey tracked the exploits of Tour towns couldn't be more different de France champion Lance — one is a quiet suburban com- Armstrong recently, and at the munity founded just over a cen- same time helped build support for tury ago, lying within earshot of the athlete's foundation, which New York City; the other is a tiny worts to fight cancer. See the story historic village nestled in the on Page B-1. mountains of Abruzzi, due east of Rome. One town's inhabitants speak Italian as a first language, and probably French as a second; in NICOLE DIM ELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER the other, English is the dialogue The weather has been gray and dreary much of the time lately, but the rain stopped Monday long enough for some young of choice. In one community, Westfield residents to catch some rays at the municipal pool. At workers have increasingly found right, 7-year-old Corlnne Kuntz flies through the air with the employment in the tourist trade, greatest of ease as she dives Into the pool. Above, Tommy while half a world away, resi- Moore, 3, dons his goggles and gets his hair wet in the spray dents are more likely to be near the kiddle pool. tourists than host them. But scrolling through some of the last names of families that hail from Montazzoli, Italy — Angelozzi, Appezzato, Checchio, Deer presence persists around Ash Brook DiFrancesco, DiNizo — one finds surprising similarities with ByMUDBtSHOP "There are a lot of does run- Reservation has been a priority conducted by helicopter with names found in a New Jersey THE RECORD-PRESS ning around with fawns," agreed since he first took over as the infrared technology. Marks said township. resident and former Mayor Geri township's mayor in 2000. He the census will take place some- "There may be more people SCOTCH PLAINS — The Samuel, noting that not only are said the council has received time in November or December, from Montazzoli (living) in Its simply magic presence of deer on the town- there more deer now than in emails, phone calls, and letters and if it finds an overpopulation Scotch Plains than live there Among the most popular classes at ship's south side continues to be recent years, they're now growing from less tolerant residents, of deer, the deer reduction pro- now," said Mayor Martin Marks. the Westfield Summer Workshop a pervasive problem, as evi- to a healthy size. She reported alerting them to the problem gram could be authorized by The township counts as this year is the magic class taught denced by a homemade "Deer seeing a five-point buck near the over the years. The list of names 2005. Montazzolesi former New Jersey by professional prestidigitation Mark Crossing" sign cobbled together Ash Brook Reservation last fall. runs three pages long, he said. There is a substantial cost governor Donald DiFrancesco Ghia. For more on the program, see by a resident of Cooper Road. "There are more deer this "People are frustrated by the associated with both the census and several former mayors, coun- Page B-1. Arthur Lieberman said he put year," agreed resident Sue Simon. property damage, insects that and the deer management pro- cil members, and people from vir- up the sign to alert motorists "My dogs don't even bark at them spread diseases, and car acci- gram. Marks estimated the cen- tually alt walks of life. : • about the presence of deer in the anymore." dents," Marks said, noting that sus cost could run into four fig- On Aug. 9, in the latest ceie^- area. For Lieberman, the many That the deer population in he had seen ures, and said bration of the two towns' connec- deer in the area are one of the the area is increasing is widely increasing num- the hunt itself tion, a delegation of Scotch Plains charms of the neighborhood he's agreed — but what to do about it bers of deer car- "There are more deer can cost $100 to residents will travel through called home for five years, and is a different matter. While casses along the this year. My dogs don't $200 to kill one Italy together for 10 days, visit- wanted to protect both the area's Lieberman enjoys the animal's side of the road, deer. And to ing Venice, Verona, Florence and fauna and motorists who are presence, not everyone agrees. many of which even bark at them any- keep the future other cities before making their Puppet show coming into contact on the road. According to Mayor Martin are now fawns more. population in way to Montazzoli, population "We put up the sign after a Marks, managing the deer popu- killed in colli- — Sue Simon check, Marks 1,500. It is a village which has at the library fawn got hit," he said. lation in the Ash Brook sions with said, future such a powerful connection with The Scotch Plains Public Library motor vehicles. hunts must be the township that the two com- hosts the Lionheart Puppet As a result of a meeting Union regularly conducted, which also munities have declared them- Company's presentation of 'The County and state Fish, Game and carries a cost. selves twin cities. Little Red Hen'10 a.m. Wednesday. Wildlife officials held with the Costs aside, many Cooper According to the chairman of a For more, call (908) 322-5007. mayor earlier this year, Marks Road residents aren't very excit- committee formed to coordinate said he feels confident a hunt ed about the prospect of a deer the event from this side of the would be conducted over the win- hunt, but they acknowledge there Atlantic, as many as 20 percent ter. aren't a host of other options of township residents have ties to They have acknowledged it is available to the township. Montazzoli, and many of them a distinct problem," Marks said. "I think they're beautiful (ani- regularly return to Italy to visit Last fall, Union County con- mals) and we should leave them their ancestral home. ducted a census to determine alone," said Simon. "But I am "This is an official visit as well how many deer call Ash Brook tired of planting my garden every as a family visit," said John Commentary A-4 Reservation home. In New year." Marquardt, chair of the Jersey, officials must determine "I wish there was a better way Gemeliaggio committee; the word Community Life B-1 that a population of more than 20 to control the population," is Italian for twin celebration. deer per square mile exists before Samuel said. More than 20 Scotch Plains Sports C-1 municipalities can authorize a The prospect of a deer hunt residents will visit the Italian vil- professional deer hunt. Marks "doesn't make me happy, but they lage in mid-August, and they will Prime Time B-4 said a herd of 60-75 deer exists in can be dangerous, too," she be joined by perhaps 50 more just the golf course area of the added, noting that larger deer already there on a mid-summer Obituaries A-6 reservation. have been demonstrating less vacation. BRAD BISHOP/THE RECORD-PRESS "It's too many," he said. fear of people as their numbers When the delegation arrives, Real Estate C-2 The heavy presence of deer on the south side of Scotch Plains Union County and Scotch have grown. it will be greeted at the village's prompted one resident to post this homemade sign on Cooper Plains will jointly undertake an Police Log A-5 Road. advanced census, which will be (Continued on page A-2) (Continued on page A-2) A-2 Record Press July 30, 2004 I Fire breaks out in church steeple Voyage to Italy renews link (Continued from page A-l) I'm so proud to be Italian — it's spiked heels and walking past the •yMUD firefighters responded to the scene, including one important to keep traditions," she very modern BMWs parked at the THE RECORDPHESS engine company from Cranford. Nobody was entrance by Montazzoli Mayor said. curb. injured as a result of the incident. Felice Novello, a parade, and a This-ifi not the first official visit She said the village has a great WESTFIELD — Authorities responded to a The heavy rains also kept the police busy marching band. Once together, between residents of Scotch appreciation for beauty and histo- general alarm fire at St. Paul's Episcopal Church Tuesday night, as authorities were called to the group will gather at the vil- Plains and Montazzoli; the ry. In one building, she discovered on East Broad Street Tuesday night. assist residents in 21 storm-related calls. Most lage's own Scotch Plains Square Gemellaggio was initiated in 1992 the lyrics to a song dating back to Firefighters and police responded amid heavy calls were responses to downed wires or flooded for a night of festivities. by then-mayors Irene Schmidt the early 1900s scratched on the rains to an emergency call made by a church min- homes, said Lt. John Parizeau. The next day, the delegation and Luigi DeFanis. And last year, wall. What one culture might ister. When first responders arrived at the scene In some places, the downpour left a large vol- will participate in a special coun- Novello was part of a delegation have dismissed as graffiti was in they discovered a fire burning in the church ume of water in the road. On Crossway Place, cil meeting, where both mayors that made a formal visit to the Montazzoli surrounded by a deco- steeple, said Deputy Fire Chief Daniel Kelly. which is located between North and South will speak, exchange gifts, and township. rative frame; Schmidt speculated Kelly said firefighters were able to contain the avenues, police assisted the driver of a stalled renew the commitment between "Our intent is to keep the the lyrics were writtej) by a pris- fire to the church steeple. The church sustained 2001 Saturn. The vehicle, which was stuck on the the two communities. And village- momentum going, perhaps ^have oner during the First World War. moderate smoke and water damage to the steeple roadway, sustained severe interior flood damage wide celebrations continue for the visits) every 10 years or so," said Schmidt said the Gemellaggio structure, which has been undergoing significant and was towed away. next two nights before the delega- Marquardt. is a moving way for the town- renovations. "Crossway Place is (situated in) a low area, tion will depart and begin its jour- Reflecting on her two visits to ship's Montazzolesi — many of The fire appears to have been electrical in and when, you get a torrential rain the water gets ney back to the United States. Montazzoli, Schmidt said the lit- whom settled on the north side — nature," Kelly said; it was not immediately clear deep down there," Parizeau said. Police assisted a Members of the delegation will tle Italian village has changed to renew their rich cultural con- if the fire was caused by the storm. In sum, 22 total of three stalled vehicles due to the storm. experience rural Italian hospitali- over the years as its economy has nection with such a unique ty up-front and in person, as they shifted from an agricultural focus Italian village. will be hosted by individual fami- to a reliance on tourism. Many of "It was a wonderful experi- lies. The village boasts only a sin- the inhabitants work at vacation ence," she said. "I surely would do gle 10-room hotel for visitors. resorts that are nearly within it again." Traffic meters temporarily removed For Councilwoman Carolyn walking distance, situated along Marquardt said he hopes the said. existed for drivers approaching the Sorge, the experience will be both the Adriatic Sea; yet they retain close ties can continue between THE RECORD-PRESS "We removed the meters on a circle from Broad Street, but the official and personal; while this is ties to the village, often keeping the two communities for a long temporary basis" and will install biggest impact will be on drivers her fist visit to Italy, her father houses as vacation homes. time to come. WESTFIELD — In response to them back to their original location approaching the circle from was a first generation Italian- "It's a little village on top of a "It's important to foster the concerns raised by the fire depart- in one year or less, he added. Watterson Street. American, and her grandparents mountain with cobblestone good values that are evident in ment, the town decided to tem- The town permanently removed Gildea said Watterson Street were born in Montazzoli. streets and stone houses," both countries and in both porarily remove six parking meters meters on the other side of the will meet South Avenue above the "For me, the trip is even more Schmidt said. "But the people are towns," he said, noting the hard from the south side of North street earlier this year. That move traffic circle, so merging drivers special," she said. "This is my her- very modern — when you open work, dedication to community, Avenue last week. Officials said was also prompted by safety con- will only have to deal with cars itage." the door... they have every facility and patriotism evident in the two they removed the meters in cerns — the presence of cars approaching from one direction Sorge said her mother will be we have here," she continued. faraway places. response to heavier traffic redirect- parked on the north side of the instead of two directions. part of the delegation, making her "They used to ring the church bell "Gemellaggio is also a way to ed from construction work at the street was causing some west- The town is also planning first trip to the Italian village in by climbing the stairs and pulling extend our hands across the Route 28 traffic circle. bound drivers to merge twice on improvements to the intersection many years. While communica- a rope, but new they have an elec- ocean so that young people can According to Town their approach to the intersection between North Avenue and Elm tion will be a challenge since tric bell system." also see the value of keeping fam- Administrator Jim Gildea, Chief between North Avenue and Elm Street. Although the project was Sorge doesn't speak Italian, she The juxtaposition of old and ily bonds close," Marquardt John Castellano told the town's Street. not included in tliis year's capital said she was excited about the new is evident everywhere, she explained. parking division cars were increas- Gildea said the town is not see- budget, the engineering depart- prospect of gazing upon her said. There are women who dress "It is a very lovely joining of ingly stacking ahead to the east on ing additional traffic as a result of ment is preparing specifications to grandparents' home with her own in the old styles, with black dress- cultures" Schmidt said. "Actually, North Avenue and backing up in the traffic circle improvements, but recalibrate the ingress and egress eyes for the first time. es and kerchiefs, negotiating the it's not so much a joining as never front of the firehouse. said some drivers are probably points of the north side train sta- "I'm 100 percent Italian, and cobblestone streets while wearing severing the ties." After Castellano and Capt. John adjusting their travel routes to tion. Morgan consulted with business avoid passing through the con- Currently, there is significant owners on North Avenue, town offi- struction area. ambiguity over right-of-way cials removed the meters, opening The traffic situation is better between left-turning vehicles exit- Downtown Westfield still strong up two-lane eastbound traffic on than expected, Gildea said. And ing the train station parking lot North Avenue. Gildea said so far when the project is completed, cars and cars turning left onto North (Continued from page A-l) Kotobuki Japanese Restaurant space," he said. the town has received a positive will be able to move through the Avenue from Elm Street. on Central Avenue will be filled "I'm 100 percent secure about response from the move. intersection more easily and safely. There is a large Christmas tree But the space has yet to be by Tinga Taqueria in mid-the future of retail down there," "It s worked well so far, and traf- The changes to the traffic circle will in the center of the parking lot that filled, perhaps because parent August; the company has loca- Schilling continued. "My predic- fic is flowing more freely," Gildea eliminate the ambiguities that would have to be moved from its company Toys R Us made good tions in Millburn and Montclair. tion is that in the next 24 current location to allow for a direct on the remainder of the An open spot on Elm Street will months we will see $60 per intersection between the north side Imaginarium's lease with build- be filled by Quodoba Mexican square foot." lot and Elm Street. And Gildea said ing owner Win Properties of Grill, which is also located in Joe Spector, owner of the D0NT REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... until the engineering department Greenwich, Conn. The company Denville, Hoboken and Short Leader Store on East Broad presents specifications, the town may have less incentive to fill Hills. 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Jersey Boy The wrong way to adjust the cap The NYw .Jiiscy School Hoards Association (NJSBA) and the N<-\v Jersey Education Association (NJEA) do not agree Mike Deak very oilen. As the statewide groups representing manage- ment and workers in school districts, they have different Lots of living a^'iidas. Hut llicy do have one thing incommon —opposition to Ni-w -fer.-'ey's new school budget cap law. left in this life Tlic lav, *.v;is designed to hold down the annual property tax increases which burden New Jersey homeowners. School I've got a lot of living to do. districts will not he allowed to have budget increases greater There are a lot of things I've than 2..r> percent or the Consumer Price Index. Surplus funds haven't done in my life and I will have to he reduced to ',1 percent for the 2004-05 school year be busy in my remaining mortal and 2 jjero-nl for the 2005-06 school year. The money saved days on Earth trying to accom- must he used fur property lax relief. plish as much as I can of what everybody else has already done. ()n the surface I he law looks to be a good idea — it brings I've missed out on a lot and I strict di^'.ipline to local school budgets, the prime user of want to live the rest of my life on proper! \ tavs. I lowever. the implementation of the law may an equal footing with everyone create inoif problems than it solves. else. For example, the new budget caps leave school districts For example: vulnerable to unseen price rises, such as gasoline for school I've never dated a super model buses or medical benefits for employees. Healthy surpluses or an actress on Baywatch. I did help school districts earn a higher credit rating and lower go out, however, one time with a interest rates when issuing bonds for construction projects. girl who was a member of the The tighter budget may also hamper school districts' abil- Sew What 4-H Club who once ity to meet I he terms of labor contracts already negotiated modeled a lime green jump suit and implemented, especially if they call for increases more for the benefit of the Gerald Ford than 2.T> percent, it will also affect the 195 school districts in campaign. I just couldn't take life the stale thai are in contract negotiations. in the fast lane with her, especial- The law .-d-'i) lias vague language about the power of coun- ly after she played Emily in the Neshanic Station Playhouse's ty Mipenritcndents to reject proposed school budgets on version of Our Town. "administ ral ive inefficiencies'' and "inefficient and ineffective programs and services." These terms are not defined in the I've never performed a bungee jump or rode the rapids of the law Colorado River. Ever since I got The ability for school districts to provide hazardous busing a boo-boo on my knee after falling transporting children who would otherwise have to cross Letters to the editor off the monkey bars in first busy mails and use streets without sidewalks •— will also be grade, I haven't done anything limited because the budget caps can no longer be adjusted to riskier than once catch a Softball allow for 1ho added cost. Ferguson has this voter's support with my face. I bruise easily. The law a!.->o lakes away some of the power local school I've never shot a gun or used a boards and voters already have over financial matters by To The Record-Press: secured more than $33 million for the Green Brook bow and arrow. I have killed two A.s a woman, I am grateful for Congressman project since his first year in the House in 2001. deer, however; my weapon of restricting ballot uiiestions that call for added expenditures Mike is safeguarding our district from future flood- over the budget cap. Those budget questions often ask for Mike Ferguson's fight to defend women. choice was a 1991 Toyota Corolla, Mike supported legislation to liberate the ing. a four-wheel killing machine. I approval frrun voters -- the people who pay projierty taxes — women of Afghanistan. Furthermore, Rep. Mike delivers. whether they want to spend more for extra-curricular activi- put crosshairs on the windshield. Ferguson fights for women by backing the Congressman Mike Ferguson announced last I've never had a romantic ties or programs such as full-day kindergarten or after-school Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2003. He is month that a local fire department will get a enrichment. encounter in an airplane, a public seeking to end the worldwide problem of women $52,000 federal grant. The grant is part of the restroom or a bedroom closet dur- Both the N-JSBA and the NJEA are calling for the being sold into slavery and forced prostitution. Department of Homeland Security program for fire ing a crowded party at some- Legislature to reconsider the law. Their opposition is simple Congressman Ferguson defends women by con- protection and EMS. In the last year, nearly $2 mil- demning Sudan for using rape as a weapon of war. lion in first-responder grants have been awarded to body's house. An old-fashioned • •- the law gives the state greater control over local school motel room on Route 22 has board finances while not increasing the state's financial obli- Closer to home, Congressman Mike Ferguson fire departments throughout Ferguson's Seventh supports funding to protect women against violent District. Ferguson voted for the 2004 fire-grant always been good enough for me. gations. crimes. New Jersey will receive a $3.1 million fed- program. Twice last year, Ferguson also wrote to I've never paid money to see a According, to the N-/KA, New -Jersey ranks 42nd among the movie with Arnold 1 eral grant for law enforcement and victim services each fire chief in the Seventh District and urged 50 staff -; in state financing of education. That's why property in cases involving violent crimes against women. them to apply for these fire grants. He aiso hosted Schwarzenegger or Bruce Willis. taxes are so high. The only way to control property taxes is to This important federal grant will help to protect a workshop to explain to fire officials how to apply There's no other explanation for take a fresh look at the broken system and see what can be women who are victims of violent crimes and to for the grants. Ferguson said, 'These important fed- this other than simple good taste. done to li\ ;• •-<. the burden of school finances falls more upon hold offenders accountable for their crimes," eral funds will give the ... Fire Department the I've never made a killing in those with tiie ability to pay. Stricter limits on local school dis- Ferguson said. tools necessary to keep our community safe and the stock market. I did, however, tricts withoul [.'.iving them the adequate resources is not Mike delivers. educate families about fire-prevent ion programs." once get a tube of Colgate for free responsible. As a Democrat who is concerned about commu- Mike delivers. by shrewd use of the double A question on convening a Constitutional convention to nity services, I am grateful that Congressman Mike This Democratic woman will vote to re-elect coupon option at a supermarket. consider chaiu'es to the school funding system should be over- Ferguson is Fighting for ray district. While South Congressman Mike Ferguson because Mike deliv- That was just two weeks ago and whelmingly approved: taking the issue of reform out of the Jersey recently suffered from severe floods, Mike ers. I'm still in a state of Nirvana. won approval in the House for $9.1 million for our KAREN WEINSTEIN hands ol'ihc Legislature, which has never tackled the prob- I've never taken cocaine, hero- district to construct a floodwall. Ferguson has Edison in, LSD or any of the other drugs lem seriously, is the only way reform will ever be achieved. for which possession is a felony. In my wild and reckless college days, I once did drink some Coke r Arc gets help from the Freemasons after taking an aspirin. And I To The Record-Press: assistance and the numerous Masonic Lodges sup- survived, though I had night- The Record-Press is here for you Throughout April, May and June, The Arc of plied food, drinks and manpower for all 21 walk mares for days about the Alka- The following information should help you get your New .Jersey and its local county chapters held their sites. Many of the Masons also assisted with gener- Seltzer boy dancing on my grave. third annual "Step Up for the Arc" walkathon. ating sponsorships and funds. I've never gotten into a fist- ideas and community news into The Record-Press: Taking place in every county of the state, the event Our sincere thanks also to the Masonic-affiliated ('all Editor (I re gory Marx at (732) H96-4219 with story fight. There has been no conflict raised more than $500,000 for programs that assist youth organizations, the DeMolay and Order of the in my life passionate enough to suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Daniel children and adults with mental retardation and Rainbow, who formed walk teams and raised funds warrant violence. But I've got a Murphy at <7;i^( .'{96-1202. their families. Thank you to all the sponsors, walk- for The Arc. lot of friends who are lawyers. Our address: 'The licconl-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, ers and volunteers who helped make this fund-rais- The Family of Freemasonry has exhibited the NJ. OTOCW. er such a great success. true meaning of charity and community service in I've never swung from a lamp- We could not have realized our goal, however, its support of The Arc. We cannot thank them post and sang "Singin' in the Our fax number is (7321 574-261'.i. Rain" like Gene Kelly. However, Our e-mail address is luiion^iijupuMishitig.com. without the outstanding support of New Jersey's enough for their compassion and commitment. Freemasons. The Grand Lodge of New Jersey Free Freemasons do indeed prove they care! about 20 years ago, I did roll Deadlines and Accepted Masons signed on us our statewide CELINE R. FORTIN down the windows of my car and sponsor for the second year. They provided financial Assistant Executive Director, The Arc of New Jersey sing "Seasons in the Sun." It was The deadline for submitting articles and press releases a soft spring night when even the to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. chirps of crickets were sexy. I'm The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is 10 not ashamed; after all, I was in a.m. Monday. WILL YOU BE WATCHING THE UPCOMING POLITICAL CONVENTIONS? love with a girl who was starring in a production of Our Town. I've never been a roadie for a rock band. However, once I had to resist the wiles of the legendary groupies that gather around the pressroom door every Wednesday night and wait breathlessly for NJN Publishing © 2004 the first copies of this newspaper A Penn Jersey Advance. Inc. Newspaper to roll off the press. I am a man of honor; I was short of cash and I would never ask a woman to Publisher Eileen Hlcki'l 732-396-4404 share the cost of a motel room on Editor .Gri'H Man . 732-396-4219 ENZO BENZONI SANTIAGO RODRIGUEZ CRAIG BARRANGER Route 22. Sports Editor.. Dan Murphy .732-396-4202 Construction worker in Westfield Garwood The list goes on and on. Why, Garwood Not right now. I'm so busy right No, I'm too busy. oh why, have I never used an Probably not. I don't think it now, but probably in the future. obscenity when playing a game of makes a difference. Mad Libs? I feel I've missed out on a lot of what life has to offer. With only an estimated 30 years to add .101 Central Avenue, Clark, NJ. 07066 more accomplishments on the resume of my life, I doubt that I President Thomas H Kn-krl W8-"H^747 Ell 640 will get. more than a C when Senior V.P. Operations Ji-sqih ('•niiiisn 'XB-S'Sf^V) we're all ranked in God's class- Omlroller Mandrel M (*-rkc lX)K-"82-l"47 En 670 room. With more than my life half gone, I still have a chance to raise my final grade to at least a News: Phone: 732-396-4219 Fax: 732-574-2613 B; that's why extra credit was Circulation: 1-800-300-9321 invented. I know I have to take MAT LEONARD SUZANNE SIEGEL more risks. Look for me to run Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0102 Westfield Westfield Yes. I think that it's important to Probably some of it — I'm inter- around the room with scissors in my hand and go swimming a half K«>.ril |'rc« (I sps IHKI HI-I> . jmbliOuil •in lintjv In S)\ hiNnhinu . mi (rnluj fcr , (.lark. \l <>-. Sunn-mllt s| (iKH-fi, NihHii|Hi'Hi rail's by mail, HIT>iw wiiliin I ndm Cumin $1",uul when I'm voting age I can But first I have to learn how to iif[iHint> Sin mtdnxc fit P>MIIIMnhr i.ill I him nm'HJI understand the issues. swim. A version of this column has previously run in this space. July 30, 2004 R«cord Press A-5 Police Log Symphony Orchestra SCOTCH PLAINS Curtis Davis of Plainfieid was gets Dodge grant for arrested and charged with burgla- ry on July 23. A resident of Valleyscent Avenue woke up at 2 a.m. to find a man Edison performance tying on her living room floor; she WESTFIELD — The Westfield renowned composer, and a prolific then left her home and went to a Symphony Orchestra has received librettist to celebrate the life of the neighbor's house to call the police. a $20,000 grant from the New Jersey native. The music is When police arrived on the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation in tonal and melodic with an authen- scene, they arrested Davis without support of the commissioning and tically American sound, drawing incident. He was processed and world premiere performiince of a on a range of media and combining transported to the Union County new work about the life of inventor Broadway with symphonic influ- Jail. Thomas Edison. ences to create a unique musical No other information was imme- The grant provides for $10,000 language. diately available about the inci- in outright funds and $10,000 in Norman L. Luka, president of dent. the form of a challenge grant the orchestra's board, thanked The **• through which the Dodge Dodge Foundation for its contribu- Foundation will match dollar-for- tion. "'Edison Invents' is a very A Martine Avenue resident dollar additional funds raised for important artistic and educational reported her mailbox was removed the project up to $ 10,000. project, and the centerpiece of the from its post on July 23. A Morgan "Edison Invents" in a new com- Westfield Symphony's 22nd sea- Way resident also reported that her position by New Jersey composer son. We are very grateful to The mailbox was removed from its post Robert Cohen for baritone soloist Dodge Foundation not only for on the same day. and symphony orchestra, uniquely their significant gift but for the *** combining theatrical and sym- faith in the Westfield Symphony A Parkwood Drive resident phonic elements to dramatize the that the challenge grant repre- reported that his concrete stan- life of Thomas Edison, It is a high- sents," said Luka. chions at the end of his driveway ly accessible work designed to The symphony will actively were knocked over July 23. The touch its audiences by melding the solicit donations from individuals, incident occurred sometime Broadway tradition with the clas- corporations and foundations as between 9 p.m. on July 22 and 8:30 sical genre as well as through a part of The Dodge a.m. on July 23. libretto based on the life of an Foundation/"Edison Invents" *** American genius whose work liter- Challenge Campaign. Doantions A Country Club Boulevard resi- ally changed the world. The world may be sent to: Westfield dent reported July 23 that someone premiere performance will take Symphony Orchestra, 224 East made five unauthorized with- place April 9, 2005 at the Union Broad St.,'Westfield, NJ 07090. All drawals from her bank account County Art* Center in Rahway. donations should be clearly ear- totaling $5,000. "Edison Invents," inspired by marked for The Dodge The victim said she does not the biography "Edison: Inventing Foundation/"Edison Invents" know who made the withdrawals. the Century" by New Jersey Challenge Campaign. To charge a *** Imaginations author and scholar Neil Baldwin, donation or for more information, A Front Street resident reported brings together one of the state's call the Westfield Symphony at that a gold bracelet was missing criticallv-acclainied orchestras, a (908) 232-9400. from her bedroom on Sunday. The run wild at resident discovered the missing Special music at First Baptist bracelet sometime after a guest left this summer her home. WESTFIELD — Sunday wor- temporary songs such as ship at the First Baptist Church, "Shout to the Lord" and "He Is WESTFIELD program 170 Elm St., Westfield, at 10 a.m. King." Aug. 1 and 8 will feature special Aug. 1 will include observance Officers arrested William J. Local elementary school- music by a guest organist and of the Lord's Supper and will con- Folito of Scotch Plains for driving aged children are boosting praise band. clude a series on prayer, with the while intoxicated at the Westfield their science skills by partici- George Lachenauer of Koselle sermon by lay minister Shirley Tennis Club on July 21. pating In Camp Invention, will offer organ music and the Wilier of Scotch Plains. Polito was released to a sober held at Orange Avenue nine musicians of the Omega On Aug. 8, Minister of Adult adult after refusing a breath test. School in Cranford, this Band will provide praise music Education Lou Ruprecht will kick week. The program builds with piano, drums, trombone, off a sermon series on "Go for the *** science, math, and history Officers arrested George Deavy flute, viola, two French horns and Gold," coordinated with the sum- skills by encouraging chil- two guitars. Male and female mer Olympics in Greece. of Rahway for driving while intoxi- dren to work in groups and cated on Sunday. vocalists will join the band for Visitors are always welcome. come up with creative solu- some numbers. The result will be tions to problems. Above, 8- For more information call (908) Officers arrested Jean St. Fleur year-old Cassandra a worship service that blends tra- 233-2278 or e-mail of Roselle in the 400 block of East Zebrowski works on disman- ditional hymns with more con- [email protected] Broad Street for violation of proba- tling a printer. At right, Nellie tion on Monday. Forker celebrates catching a St. Fleur was transported to the water balloon without getting Carpal Tunnel Code May Have Union County Jail on a no-bail war- soaked. rant. Finally Been Cracked *** Clark, N J. • "Until now only ;i small number of lucky {indents have been Police received a report of crimi- exposed to this amazing discovery thai has literal Iy "cracked the code" fur nal mischief to a motor vehicle on these carpal tunnel sufferers. Now with the unexpected release of this little Monday. The vehicle was parked in known information, you may be able l<> say jinoilhye to your carpal runnel Municipal Lot #5 at the time of the symptoms. Best at all you can check il out for yourself lor I-'RHIi it you incident. like...in the revolutionary new H p;n!t report. "The Amaziiij: Mi.ssmg! Link lo Solving Carpal Tunnel Without Druj;s or Surgery." For your tree copy, Police received a report of crimi- just call toll-liee 1-XOO-28f>~W.17 and listen lo the 24 hr recorded message nal mischief in the 400 block of NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER lor all the details. Call now. supply is limited. Hillside Avenue on Tuesday. Ice cream chain helps NEED A LOAN? 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Born in Jersey City, she lived Services were held Saturday WESTFIELD — Dr. Joseph A. the Environmental Protection in Freehold and Red Bank before at the Higgins Home for Vona, 83, died July 26, 2004 in Agency in Edison for five years moving to Westfield in 1992. Funerals, Watchung, followed by Colts Neck Village, Colts Neck. before retiring. Before that, he with this group Miss O'Mara was a teacher a funeral Mass at Holy Trinity Dr. Vona, who was born in was a stockbroker for and a principal in the Jersey Roman Catholic Church. Brooklyn and moved to Westfield Ehrenkrantz, King & Nussbaum the mother of a newborn. She said City school system until her Burial was in Holy Name 48 years ago, had been director of in New York City for 10 years. STAFF WRITER the variety of activities the group retirement in 1970. She held Cemetery, Jersey City. To send a marketing and development for Surviving are his wife, Rita; offers allows members to grow bachelor's and master's degrees condolence, visit www.higginsfu- 30 years at the Celanese two daughters, Marieantoinette Often, there exists a division while maintaining their member- from New York University. neralhome.com. Chemical Co. in Summit. While Ward and husband Joseph and between mothers who work and ship. Recent events have included there, he earned 12 patents for Cynthia Vona and husband Alan those that don't — a subtle differ- seminars for personal growth, new chemical processes. Zbik; and three grandchildren. ence in philosophy that deter- workshops on how to spark a Frank Musano Jr. Before that, he owned Services will be private. mines everything about a new marriage, and visits with pedia- SCOTCH PLAINS — Frank Bruno Musano; two sons, Nicholas Jasonals, a chemical company in Arrangements were by Freeman mother's schedule and time com- tricians and child psychologists. Musano Jr., 74, died July 21, 2004 and Joseph; a daughter, Ann Brooklyn, and worked on the Manalapan-Marlboro Funeral mitments. There are also dinners out, cook- at the Haven Hospice of DeFalco; a sister, Lena Viglianti; Manhattan Project at Columbia home, Manalapan. Mothers and More, an organi- ing classes, and movie nights. Muhlenberg Regional Medical and four grandchildren. University. The latter assign- Donations may be sent to zation run out of the Westfield "We always try to come up Center in Plainfield. A funeral Mass was held ment won him recognition from Alzheimer's Association, 400 YMCA and open to women acress with fun and interesting things," He was Ixjrn in Westfield and Saturday at Immaculate Heart of the U.S. Government. Morris Ave., Suite 251, Denville, the area, reaches across that she said. had lived for many years in Scotch Mary Roman Catholic Church, fol- Dr. Vona was a consultant for NJ 07834. boundary, inviting mothers from The friendships, too, have sus- Plains. lowing services at the Rossi all walks of life to join in weekend tained the group's membership. Mr. Musano owned the FM Funeral Home. Burial was in gatherings, nights out, or most "I've met a lot of fantastic Disposal Co. in Scotch Plains since Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. Emma 'Betty' Jeans importantly, a network of sup- women — everybody wants to be port. friends with everyone, so it makes 1971. He was an Army veteran of In lieu of flowers, donations Emma "Betty" Reiss Jeans the Korean War. mav be sent to Haven Hospice, Rosary Society from 1968-70. She During a recent program, the for a great environment," died July 21, 2004 at the Father also was a vice president of the mothers were invited to partici- Robinson said. "It's a nice feeling A brother, Kocco, is deceased. JFK Medical Center, 65 James St., Hudson House in Elizabeth. Surviving are his wife, Tores inn Edison, NJ 08818. Altar Rosary Society. pate in a self-defense workshop. to feel like you're part of a com- Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., she Mrs. Jeans was a member of Other activities include arts and munity." lived in Kenilworth for 40 years the Kenilworth Senior Citizens crafts workshops, mom and tot Occhipinti said that it is the Edward Seabon before moving to Roselie Park in Club and Court St. Theresa 1781, outings, and a book club. common experience of mother- 1995. Catholic Daughters of the SCOTCH PLAINS — Edward .since 1950 and was the first Amy Robinson of Cranford, hood that bonds the women. Mrs. Jeans was a former assis- Americas. who took a "I think that Seabon, 80, died July 21, 2004 in African-American in the state and tant to the director of the Union Her husband, William J., is Trinitas Hospital, Elizabeth. the fourth in the nation to attain a break from her "Every mother, whether it's sometimes County Personnel Department. deceased. usual spot as hard to meet Born in Scotch Plains, he moved level of 33rd Degree in the She retired in 1995 after 11 years Surviving are five sons, to Roselie 42 years ago but Scottish Rite Freemasonry. He chair of the book you're working or stay-at- other moms on as a county employee. William J. Jr., Robert E., Richard club when she your own," she remained active in St. John's also served in the York Rite She earned a bachelor's degree M., George P. and John T; three home, you need time for Baptist Church, where he was a Masons Group. He was awarded had her third said. "It definite- in English and education, summa daughters, Jo Ann Perry, Karen child, said that yourself to just do women ly makes it easi- former trustee and served as finan- the Meritorious Service Medal in cum laude, from Kean College of Mesler and Mary Clements; cial secretary for the Board of 1991, the Knight of York Cross of the outreach things." er to meet other New Jersey in 1980. Mrs. Jeans three sisters, Josephine Gainard, from the other moms." Trustees for 25 years. He also sang Honor, and was accepted into its received an associate's degree Regina Dougherty and Mary — Amy Robinson in both the Gospel Chorus and the exclusive Knights of the Red Cross mothers has But, she said, from Union County College in Carr; 16 grandchildren and two been another the greatest Gospel Echoes, of Constantine. 1978 and a nursing degree from great-grandchildren. Mr. Seabon was a machine oper- Mr. Seabon also served as state important part of the group's advantage to the group is its flex- the nursing school at Queen of Services were held Saturday strength. ibility. ator at the Hyatt Roller Bearing chairman of the Knights Templars Peace Hospital in Buffalo, NY. Co. in Clark for 32 years before Eye Foundation, a charitable at the Mastapeter Funeral It's a great support network," "It's great because you can do She was a volunteer with the Home, Roselie Park, followed by a she said. "I just had a third baby as much with the group or as lit- retiring in 1974. He later worked organization that raises money for Union County Chapter of as a driver for the Kekemeier eye treatment. funeral Mass at St. Theresa's and I'm getting meals all week." tle as you want, because hus- Deborah and the Center for Hope Church. Burial was in Graceland Another facet of the group is bands' schedules change, the Flower Shop in Roselie and as a Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; Hospice in Linden. Mrs. Jeans Memorial Park. locksmith at Maffeys Lock and sisters, Gladys Simms and Shirley the valuable escape it provides number of kids changes. That's was a lector and Euchanstic min- In lieu of flowers, donations mothers with young children. what's nice about it — you can Safe Co. in Elizabeth for 20 years. Lee, and a brother, Lawrence. ister for Masses at St. Theresa's may be sent to Center for Hope An Army veteran of World War Services were held Monday at "Every mother, whether you're choose what you'd like to do," she Roman Catholic Church, where Hospice, 176 Hussa St., Linden, working or stay-at-home, you said. II, he attained the rank of first ser- St. John's Baptist Church, 2387 she was president of the Altar NJ 07036. geant and served in the Asiatic- Morse Ave. with arrangements by need time for yourself to just do Robinson agrees. Pacific Theatre of Operations in G.G. Woody Funeral Home of women things," Robinson said. "If you just feel like you need New Guinea and the Philippines. Roselie. Burial was at Clover Leaf So far, the local branch of the to get out, you can go out to din- Mr. Seabon had been a Mason Memorial Park, Woodbridge. June C. Johnson national organization has proven ner that night, and there will be a June C. Johnson, 58, died July Nadirah Abdur-Rahim, Princess to be successful. The Union group of women to go out with," Frederica Sutherland 20, 2004 at University Hospital Jones and Feta Mandela; four County Chapter has over 60 she said. "There's a set date and in Newark. sons, Andre Jones, Robert Jones, members, about 40 percent of time, and if you can go, you can SCOTCH PLAINS — Harriman, Ripley and Co. in New Born in Chester, S.C., she Stanley Jones and Malcolm; a whom work at least part-time. go, and if you can't go, you can't Frederica 'Rikki' Sutherland, 89, York City. lived in Roselie and Cranford sister, Diane White; two broth- Donna Occhipinti of Scotch go, but you know that someone's died July 12, 2004 in the Silverado Surviving are a son, Boyd H. before moving to East Orange in ers, Omar White and Joseph Plains said that the group was always there." Senior Living Center in Encinitas, Jr., and twin daughters, Marine 1995. Moore; 19 grandchildren; a just what she was looking for The group meets on.the first Calif. Corps Col. Bonni L. and Dr. Mrs. Johnson retired in 2002 great-grandchild; and . many after she left her job when her son and third Wednesday of each Born in Cranford, Mrs. Barbara J. Sutherland. as a cottage training technician aunts, nieces and nephews. was 5 months old. month at the YMCA, located at Sutherland lived in Fanwood, Arrangments were by the at the Woodbridge Services were held Saturday "It was kind of a sign that 220 Clark St. in Westfield. At its Scotch Plains and Tallahassee, Bonhair. Brothers-Cypress View Developmental Center in Avenel. at the Grace Apostolic Church in things weren't working out, and next meeting on Wednesday, Aug. Fla., before moving to Encinitas in Mortuary of San Diego, and serv- Her mother, Georgia White, East Orange. Burial was in maybe it was time to take a 4, the chapter will host a round 2001. ices were private. Burial will be in and a sister, Lorraine White, are Rosehill Cemetery, Linden. break," she said. She found her table discussion about planning She was a legal secretary with Hillside Cemetery, Scotch Plains. deceased. Arrangements were by the support at Mothers and More, she children's birthday parties. the law firm of Thatcher & Donations may be sent to the Surviving are her father, Woody Home for Services, in said. Experienced moms will share tips Thatcher in Scotch Plains for 18 Alzheimer's Association, 225 Odell White Sr; three daughters, Orange. "After the workforce, it's really learned the hard way about years before retiring in 1973. North Michigan Ave., Suite 1700, a change," she said. "I really theme parties, entertainment, Previously, she was a secretarv for Chicago, 111., 60601-7633. wanted just wanted to meet other and, of course, cakes. moms in my area." For more information about Christopher DiStefano Jr. Her son is now 5 years old, and becoming a part of Mothers & Robert Felter Christopher U. DiStefano moved to Old Bridge in 1958. Occhipinti said she has found the More, call K.C. Bree at (908) 789- WESTFIELD — Robert Felter for several years. Jr., 76, died July 23, 2004 at the Surviving are his wife, Ann; group to be just as interesting for 8626 or Linda Miklencic at (908) died July 11, 2004 at his home in Surviving are his wife; a Old Bridge Manor Nursing sons, Robert, Christopher III, the mother of a 5-year-old as for 497-0283. Jonestown, Texas. daughter, Amanda Kay; his moth- Home. Richard and Steven; a brother, Born in Westfield, Mr. Felter er, Catherine Felter, and brothers, Mr. DiStefano owned the George; sisters, Marian Colucci moved to Jonestown 25 years ago. Charles and Dennis. He is prede- Villa DiStefano in Kenilworth and Viola Santoro, and eight He worked as a mason in Texas ceased by his father, Charles. for 11 years, until 1982. grandchildren. Gymnast's bid for He was an Army veteran of Arrangements were by the World War II. Mastapeter Funeral Home, 400 Philip K. Kegel Born in Roselie Park, he Faitoute Ave., Roselie Park. U.S. Olympic team SCOTCH PLAINS — Philip K. Railway for 39 years before retir- Kegel, 82. died July 2(5,2004 at the. ing in i987. McCutchen Friends Home in Mr. Kegel is survived by his North Plainfield. (laughter, Susan K. Spies of Caroline Manning comes up just short Born in Wilmington. Del., he Fanwood, and her husband, Caroline Manning died July 22, Craig and Raymond; a sister, Ann lived in New Brunswick before William; and two grandchildren, 2004 in Manahawkin Pringle; six grandchildren and Union County residents sets sights on *08 moving to Scotch Plains 3S years Corinne and Matthew Spies, His Convalescent Center, nine great-grandchildren. She is McCIure, two members of this ago. wife, Corinne M. Kegel, died Sept. Manahawkin. predeceased by her husband, STAFF WRITER year's Olympic team. Mr. Kegel was a veteran of 4, 2002. Born in West Orange, Mrs. James. Durante began his gymnas- World War II, having served with Services will be held 10:30 a.m. Manning lived in Kenilworth, A Mass was offered at St. David Durante won't be a tics career when he was just 6 the U.S. Army in the European the- 1 today at Memorial Funeral Home, Lawrence Harbor and Cranford Theresa's Church, Kenilworth, fol- part of this year's Olympic gym- years old at Garwood's Surgent's ater, when he received a Bronze 155 South Ave., Fanwood. Visiting before moving to Manahawkin 12 lowing the funeral from the Dooley nastics team, but he will be trav- Elite School of Gymnastics — a Star. hours were scheduled 2-4 and 7-9 years ago. Funeral Home, 218 W. North Ave., eling to Athens to cheer on his place he still stops into whenev- He graduated from the p.m. tlu- previous day. Interment Surviving are a daughter, Cranford. Burial was in Graceland teammates and future coaches er he comes back to visit. University of Delaware with a will lx» in Fairview Cemetery, Pennelyn Mannion; two sons, Memorial Park, Kenilworth. in what he sees as an extraordi- "Whenever I'm home I visit as bachelor's degree in chemical engi- Westfield. narily talented team. much as I can. I try to get to neer. He worked professionally as In lieu of flowers, donations The Garwood resident, who work out, but I also try to help an engineer with Merck & Co. in may be sent to The American Genevieve Figurelli was named to the Olympic out the guys that are there now," Parkinson Disease Association, c/o team's training squad this year he said. New Jersey A.P.D.A. Chapter, P.O. Genevieve Figurelli, 94, died Rosary Society at St. Theresa's and has been a member of the The crew at Surgent's encour- MONUMENTS, Box 5273, Kendall Park, NJ 08824. July 24, 2004 at the St. Vincent Church. national team for the past two Nursing Home in Cedar Grove. Surviving are a son, Michael aged Durante's enthusiasm as MARKERS years, now has his sights set on he was growing up in Garwood, Mrs. Figurelli owned and oper- A. Jr.; a daughter, Carol Ann the future. Although he said it is leading him to see the sport as flr/rufuiit AND BRONZE Betty ated Mike's Michigan Deli in Vasselli; sisters, Anna Yacenda hard to look four years ahead something more serious than Kenilworth with her late hus- and Theresa DiFranco, and three toward his prospect for the 2008 S PLAQUES band, Michael A. Sr, for 30 years just a way to blow off some ener- Elizabeth grandchildren. Olympics, Durante said he plans gy- before retiring in 1980. Arrangements were by the on continuing his training in the Visit Our Large Indoor Born in Belleville, she lived in "I always enjoyed sports quite Mastapeter Funeral Home, 400 years to come. a bit, and I always thought & Outdoor Display Manley Kenilworth for many years Faitoute Ave., Roselie Park. before moving to Fairfield 11 "It's an injury-prone sport," (gymnastics) was the pinnacle of Ms. Betty Elizabeth Manley, Interment was in St. Gertrude he said. "Hopefully I can stay Order Now years ago. She was a member of Cemetery. all sports," Durante said. It did- For Summer Installations 71, died July 17. 2004 at her healthy enough to go for it in n't hurt that he excelled as well. home in Roselie. another four years, but you can Though he wasn't widely viewed Ms. Manley was n supervising never tell." as a world-class gymnast until GREENBROOK MEMORIALS machine operator and shop stew- Ann Patten Durante was a strong con- arriving at Stanford, almost ard at Heytel Technologies in tender for this year's Olympic 4 Generations of Memorialists Ann Patten, 89, died July 22, Kulberda; five grandchildren from the beginning, it was Kenilworth, where she worked 2004 in Robert Wood Johnson and two great-grandchildren. squad, but learned last Durante's goal to compete in the for 15 years before retiring. She Medical Center, New Brunswick. She is predeceased by her hus- Thursday he is not among the Olympics. IMPORTANT NOTICE was a member of Local 427, Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. band, William. six team members and two alter- "It's definitely still my Do NOT order your Memorial Linden. Patten lived in Garwood for 50 Arrangements were by the nates who will be competing in dream," Durante said. "I defi- at the time of the Funeral. .Ms. Manley was a foster moth- years before moving to Somerset Dooley Funeral Home, 218 Athens. Two team members nitely think it's still my goal to er to many children and a state- six years ago. North Ave., Cranford. Interment qualified through the trials in make the team within the next Why purchase a Memorial fro. n licensed day care provider for 15 Surviving are a son, Thomas was in Fairview Cemetery, June, where Durante finished four years." an inexperienced high priced years. Edward; a daughter, Sharon Westfield. eighth in the all-around. The For now, Durante will be look- salesperson - when you can Born in Newark, she lived in other four members and two ing toward the more immediate make your purchase from a 4th Roselie for 40 years, alternates were picked by a future. generation memorialist whose Surviving are daughters, Theodore Koon selection committee. "I'm really just looking for- only business is Memorial Sales. Cynthia and Sylvia Manley; a Once Durante completes his ward to watching the team brother. Chick Bressel; five Theodore A. Koon, 77, died and was retired from Allen studies at Stanford this summer, finals — I really think that grandchildren and two great- July 18, 2004 at the Brother Industries in Elizabeth. he will travel to Italy and then they're going to do a great job, SAVE 20% - 50% grandchildren. Bonaventure Extended Care Surviving are three cousins, to Athens to support his team- and maybe even win some gold Arrangements were by the Center in Elizabeth. Hazel Bowers-Wise, Nancy Allen mates at the Olympics. Then the medals," he said. 103 Bound Brook Road <•>. JI G.G. Woody Funeral Home LLC, Born in Chapin, S.C., he lived and Alvin Bowers. lifelong Garwood resident will "Don't gat me wrong, I'd real- MiddltMi, NJ. Roselie. Interment was in in Cranford before moving to Services were held Friday at move on to Colorado in ly like to be out on the floor with oP.n7Din 749.QCA. Henvenly Rest Memorial Park, Elizabeth. the Nesbitt Funeral Home in September, where he will train them, but just to be there is Ennlngi E>T /tool * <*^ "5POO" East Hanover. Mr. Koon was a Navy veteran Elizabeth. with Jason Gatson and Brett going to be pretty special." July 30, 2004 Itocord Press A-7 Former SP teacher CSH Foundation receives Service to launches new effort Since its inception in 1891,information, call (908) 301-5546.' Children's Specialized Hospital Several organizations and" has relied on the generous sup- charitable individuals have. Education Award port of local citizens and commu- already experienced the benefits, nity groups who volunteer their of these self-designed programs, SCOTCH PLAINS — Joan Foundation. The grants provided time and resources to help chil- while providing a significant' Costeilo, a teacher in Scotch Costello with opportunities to dren receive the specialized cure donation to the hospital. Plains for 25 years, has been enhance curriculum with proj- they need. — Employees of Atari chose awarded the Sen-ice to ects that highlighted her love of In recognition of this commu- Children's Specialized Hospital Education Award by theliteracy and the arts. nity spirit, Children's Specialized Foundation us their company Education Enrichment Costello was the director of Hospital Foundation has charity, volunteering their time Foundation of Scotch Plains- The McGinn Players, an after launched a new initiative. For and making a generous donation Fanwood. school theater group for third- Children's, to help businesses, of funds, games and comic books. Foundation President Sally and fourth-grade students that schools, community organiza- — A small group of children in Hogan made the presentation performed an annual theater tions and individuals develop Fanwood recently ran a success- during Costello's retirement cel- production. programs for the children the ful lemonade stand, raising $125 ebration in June. Costello's community involve- hospital serves. for the children of Children's The Service to Education ment includes employment at 'T'he support of our communi- Specialized Hospital. Award recognizes an individual the Scotch Plains YMCA, The ty partners is invaluable to — Many brides and grooms who has made outstanding con- Modern Academie of Fine Arts patients and their families. For around the state chose to make a tributions to the development of and the Fanwood Memorial Children's is an effort on our part '•(Jift of Hop*1" donation to the youth, fostered educational Library. to acquaint an even wider audi- hospital on behalf of their guests excellence and supported educa- The Music Boosters of Scotch ence with the benefits of being a in lieu of traditional party tional opportunities for local stu- Plains-Fanwood High School, St. Children's Specialized communi- favors. dents. Bartholomew's Children's ty partner," said Philip Salerno, "Children's Specialized During her teaching career Liturgy and the College Club executive director. Hospital Foundation is deeply in Scotch Plains, Costeilo taught have been fortunate to have One very successful example: appreciative of those who sup- students from pre-k to fourth Costello as an active member JMK BMW in Springfield recent- port our efforts to serve children grade. She has been awarded and supporter. ly developed a "Help Us Help the with special needs." said Susan many grants from the school dis- Upon her retirement from Children" initiative, raising close Oldroyd-Laffler, director of trict, the New Jersey Network teaching, Mrs. Costello and her to $50,000 in just three months annual giving. "Wo welcome the for Educational Renewal and the husband, Vincent, have relocat- by donating $100 for every pur- opportunity to discuss fundrais- Education Enrichment ed to Williamsburg, Va. chase or lease of a new or certi- ing programs with businesses, fied pre-owned vehicle. These schools, and community organi- Joan Costello, recipient of the Service to Education award, is funds will help create the hospi- zations." congratulated by her daughter, Donna, after receiving the award. tal's first comprehensive Children's Specialized Children's Learning Center Hospital Foundation is the non- "While my staff was clearly profit charitable organization committed to helping children," that raises funds to support pro- said Bob Leib, General Sales grams and services at Children's Manager of .JMK BMW, "we did Specialized Hospital. Hibakusha headed back to Union County not foresee the high level of inter- Headquartered in Mountainside, est and enthusiasm displayed by A Peace and World Friendship Elizabeth and Westfield on Aug. library's summer teen program. This year's visitors are the foundation is the only organ- Day will be held 1-5 p.m. Aug. 7 our customers. With this initia- ization of its kind where every 9. At 10:30 a.m., state and local The discussion with the Hidetaka Komine and Hidekazu tive. JMK has experienced a gift has a direct impact on the featuring Hibakusha, survivors of officials and Sylvia Zisman, one of Hibakusha will take place in the Harada. Mr. Komine, 63. is secre- surge in good will to match any- the atomic bombing of Hiroshima the founders of the New Jersey third floor reading room. lives of special needs children. tary general of Nagasaki A-bomb thing trrs* we have accomplished Children's Specialized and Nagasaki, as special guests. Hiroshima/Nagasaki The concluding event for the Youth and Maidens Association. in sales. It has proven quite ben- The peace fair will take place in Remembrance Day Committee, Hospital provides continuous day will be a 7 p.m. gathering at While playing outside, he was eficial — to us. to the patients, to and comprehensive care to sup- Eastman Plaza in downtown will officially welcome the the First United Methodist seriously burned on his hands, the community." Cranford at the intersection of feet and belly. Mr. Harada, age 68, port approximately 13,000 spe- North Avenue West and Eastman is vice president of the Saitama Any organization or individ- cial needs children and their Street and Post Office Park, an Hibakusha have visited New Jersey for the past 16 Prefecture A-bomb Sufferers ual can plan a For Children's families each year. Hospital official Peace site. Association. He was trapped program to support Children's services include inpatient and years as part of an annual commemoration of the atom- Specialized Hospital, the largest outpatient medical, developmen- The public is invited to this under the rubble of his collapsed tal, educational and rehabilita- free event to view art, hear music ic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on Aug. 6 and house and helped out by his pediatric hospital in the country. father. With the help of the Foundation tive therapies. The hospital esti- and poetry, visit information 9, 1945. The purpose of the visit is to promote world staff, a program can be designed mates that more than 350,000 tables, and meet and hear the peace and nuclear disarmament. The Peace Fair and other to benefit both the hospital and children in New Jersey could Hibakusha tell of their wartime events in Union County are spon- the organization. For additional need these services. experiences, Family-oriented sored by The New Jersey activities include making Hibakusha. The welcoming cere- Church of Westfield, 1 East Broad Hiroshima /Nagasaki Origami paper peace cranes and mony will take place in the court- St. Remembrance Day Committee The High Holidays and Religious School peace flags, face painting, games, yard of St. John's Church, 61 Hibakusha have visited New and the Union County Peace & drum-making and learning to Broad St., Elizabeth, where a sec- Jersey for the past 16 years as Social Action Committee. To we lust around the corner! drum. Everyone is invited to ond commemorative tree will be part of an annual commemora- become a member of either group, bring a percussion instrument or planted. tion of the atomic bombing of call Zisman at (973) 376-5629. Are you looking for a warm and welcoming make one at the gathering and At 2 p.m. the Hibakusha will Hiroshima and Nagasaki on Aug. To learn more about events participate in the drum circle continue on to the Elizabeth 6 and 9,1945. The purpose of the scheduled for Union County, call community In which your family will thrive? that will close the event. Public Library, 11 South Broad visit is to promote world peace (908) 289-3584 or (973) 376-5629. The Hibakusha will also be in St., where they will speak at the and nuclear disarmament. For information about the Com* meet ui at the following Prospective Member cvcnti: Hibakusha visit to New Jersey, l call NJ Peace Action at (973) 744- Open House: On July 2 J. 7:.1()-<>:(K> p.m.. .it Tetnplf Shulnm. Meet our R.ibhi and 3263. All events are free and open our Director "I I;iliii/;iin>ii! Kef'reshmL'iiis .mil kilnMttmj; will In- provided. Series continues at Willow Grove to the public. Shnhhal Dinner & Service: Join us on Imlas. August 20 lor dinm-i .it f>:(M)p.ni. ,im! sia\ on in worship .i! our Irid.iy e\cniiij: si'mce .it 7:30p.m. i.uul. of course, SCOTCH PLAINS — Talk Church is located at 1961 Light refreshments will be 1 about ethnic tension! What does Raritan Rd., across the street served. Babysitting will be avail- tor our tesu\f OIIL-L follow mi; lhe MMA iiv ). Hu .i resenalion. call oui of lice before one do when all \ou want is a cool from the Scotch Plains Southside able if requested by the morning SCHMIEDE Aujuist Uv drink of water, but the only one Firehouse and near the corner of of Aug. 4. The public is invited to around to help you is the last per- South Martine Avenue. attend. You don't h.ne lo attend ;i special event to lind out about membership! IT you are son anyone in your racial gToup interested. |ust call IHJI Temple tilliee ai 4llK-NMV-4l)(Kl in !ecci\e an information would be caught dead talking to? TREE EXPERT CO. packet ami t.ilk ID Miiueune Iroin mir Membership Committee. 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for the First Wednesday Luncheon of the Westfield Westfield Rotary This week Historical Society. Noon. B.G. SUNDAY L Fields Restaurant, 560 all teens in the community, 2 Springfield Ave., Westfield. AUG. 8 inducts new officers p.m.; continues same time Aug. (908) 233-2930. KIDS KINGDOM — the THURSDAY 5. (908) 322-4377. THE LITTLE RED HEN'"Traveling Jubilee" returns to WESTFIELD - The Rotary Club Service; Mark Elsasser, exec- SUN EXPOSURE AND — puppet presentation by the Union County, bringing clowns, Club of Westfield last week utive director of the Westfield SKIN CANCER — information Lionheart Puppet Company to jugglers, pony rides and more. announced the election and induc- YMCA, International Service; JULY 29 close the summer reading pro- Noon-6 p.m. The Loop, Watchung LIBRARY BOARD MEET- on the health topic presented by tion of new officers and directors Nicole DeNigro, executive director representatives from Overlook gram at the Scotch Plains Reservation. Free admission. for club year through June 2005. of Westfield Symphony Orchestra, ING — additional meeting called Public Library. 10 a.m. 1927(908) 436-2900. by the board of trustees of the Hospital. 10 a.m.-noon. Rotary is the world's oldest Community Service, and Darielle Westfield Area YMCA, 220 Bartle Ave., Scotch Plains. international service club organi- Walsh, consultant to non-profit Westfield Memorial Library. 8 p.m. at the library, 550 East Clark St. (908) 233-2700, ext. (908) 322-5007. sation comprised of business and organizations, Vocational Services. CHILDREN'S BIRTHDAY professional leaders who volunteer In remarks following the induc- Broad St. Open to the public. 251. COMING UP their time and talents to serve tion ceremony held July 6, Fasciale FULL COUNT JAZZ BAND PARTIES — roundtable dis- PET FIRST AID — class pre- their local communities and the recognized past President Dr. Ken — professional ensemble, a divi- cussion on the topic hosted by sented by the larger world-community. The new Ciarocca, observing, "His leader- sion of the New Jersey Workshop Mothers & More. 7:30 p.m.Westfield/Mountainside Chapter Westfield leadership team is head- ship and the outstanding work of for the Arts, will perform at the WEDNESDAY Westfield YMCA, 220 Clark St. of the American Red Cross. Learn ed by President Douglas M. the members yielded the club bandstand in Mindowaskin Park (908) 789-8626 or <908) 497- to act with confidence during an Fasciale, certified as a civil trial unprecedented distinction as in Westfield. 7:30 p.m. (908) 578- AUG. 4 0283. emergency until your cat or dog attorney by the New Jersey Rotary Club of the Year in its dis- 0456. SENSATIONAL SOUL can reach a veterinarian. 6-9:30 Supreme Court. He is joined by trict." CRUISERS — latest install- p.m. Aug. 13. Red Cross building, Nancy N. Jackson, marketing com- Fasciale also reviewed his per- ment in the free Summer Arts 321 Elm St., Westfield. To regis- munications consultant, vice presi- sonal inspiration in Rotary, citing Festival concert series at Echo FRIDAY ter, (908) 232-7090 or dent; Cynthia L. Cuzzo, a travel the pace of service and commit- SUNDAY Lake Park. 7:30 p.m. For up-to- [email protected]. agent, secretary; and Alison H. ment set by various members of date concert and rain informa- AUG6 KIDS KINGDOM — the Brafman, an attorney and title the Westfield Club. Fasciale AUG1 tion, call (908) 352-8410 after 3 LIFEGUARD TRY-OUTS — "Traveling Jubilee" returns to insurance executive, treasurer. encouraged the membership to LABYRINTH WALK — par- p.m. on the day of the concert. at the JCC of Central NJ. Check Union County, bringing clowns, Under the motto "Service Above introduce their friends and col- ticipate in an ancient spiritual 'JEWISH CUSTOMS in begins 2:15 p.m.; applications jugglers, pony rides and more. Self," Rotarians collaborate along leagues to the Rotary experience practice. 1-4 p.m.; begin by 3:30. ROUND THE YEAR' — latest Noon-6 p.m. Sept. 18. by bringing them to a meeting, say- must be returned by Aug. 2. 1391 four avenues of service. Directors Bates Hall, First Presbyterian lecture in the summer session Martine Ave., Scotch Plains. Call Nomahegan Park, Cranford. Free are elected to head each uvenue. ing, "There's always a warm wel- Church, 11 Springfield Ave., admission. (908) 436-2900. come waiting at Rotary Tuesdays of the Jewish Literacy Program (908) 889-8800, ext. 219 for more For the upcoming year directors Cranford. (908) 276-8440. of the Union County Torah GOLF CLASSIC 20O4 — to are Dr. Edred Shen, an internist, at the Y." GARDEN PARTY DRESS- information or stop in to pick up Center, led by Rabbi Mitchell an application. benefit the Arc of Union County, ES — on view at the Osborn Bomrind. 7:30 p.m. 418 Central Inc. Shackamaxon Golf & County Cannonball House Museum. 2-4 Ave., Westfield. $10 suggested Club, Scotch Plains. Sept. 30. p.m. 1840 Front St., Scotch donation. (908) 789-5252. Registration begins at 10 a.m., Plains. Tours of the house and BIBLE STUDY AT WIL-SATURDAY with a modified shotgun start at gardens to be conducted by cos- 12:30 p.m. For more information, tumed docents. Free. LOW GROVE — fifth session of the Life-Transforming AUG. 7 call (908) 754-7422 or (908) 754- 1his career's fur you! ilfvou are ,ihi> fluent m bimmfh.thut't a plus!I PEACE AND WORLD 7826 or e-mail poneill@>arcu- S«t your own schedule - and e»rrin|t' Long-eitabliShea ccmpiny wiru energetic persons to pther info Encounters with Jesus" pro- gram at Willow Grove FRIENDSHIP DAY — with an nion.org. (or ofigomj nitional conurr.er research project. Our paid rra-ring prepares you to travel to vinous pins TRICKY TRAY GIFT AUC of the U S :o interview conturrers in sheir horres (air travel may be required). TUESDAY Presbyterian Church. 7-9 p.m.; appearance from the Hibakusha, We pay all work-reiated expenses md you'll earn an excellent income. encore discussion 10-11:55 a.m. survivors of the atomic bombing TION — third annual event to Nc ftorfc t^ptrience r5 ttqutetl' AUGL3 Aug. 5. 1961 Raritan Rd. (908) of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. benefit the Cerebral Palsy ' Zin you QreMi record answers' • Do you read and speik well? CREATIVE WRITING 232-5678. Eastman Plaza, North Avenue League. Oct. 24. Donations are •Are you sel'-motivated.friendly. persistent, and detail oriented! and Eastman Street, Cranford. 1- now being accepted; call Melissa ;• Then eiplcre this encmrg opportijniqr *nh one call! PROJECT — presented by the TALES OF LINCOLN — Taveras at (908) 709-1800, ext. ', 1-800-298-9837 • The American Institute of Consumer Studies Teen Group of the Fanwood shared by Peter V. Hogaboom 5 p.m. For more information, 115. Memorial Library and open to (908) 289-3584 or (973) 376-5629. Your Environmental Headquarters Teens and SINCE • Vacuums 1956 • Sewing Machines • Outdoor Power Equipment Rehabilitation Center seniors • Janitorial Supplies • Air and Water Purification EARDLY T. PETERSEN welcome Equipment atUCC SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Gel a $30 mail-in rebate on any new Toro® Teenagers from 19 school dis- RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL tricts will attend Union County Recyeler© or Super Recvder® mower College for three weeks this sum- purchased between 7/29/04 ;nid 8/01 AW* mer as part of the "College for Teens" program that has been renewed by the Union County Board of Freeholders. Nifty meets thrifty. This is the third year that College for Teens has been Limited Time Offer* offered. The Monday through 4 Days Only Thursday schedule adheres to the New Jersey Core Curriculum July 29 - August 1, 2004 Content Standards and gives stu- dents the chance to explore and With breathtaking research a variety of careers in Check out our website at www.toro.com views of the Watchung science, technology and business disciplines while experiencing Mountains, this life on a college campus. state-of-the-art facility "This initiative was started in is staffed 24 hours- RUNNELL8 2002 to give young people an a-day by dedicated Specialized Hospital of Union County opportunity to sample advanced physicians and courses at a college over the sum- professional nurses. mer," said Union County ©2004 Ihe loio Company See participating Toro dealers (or promo- Medicare and Medicaid always accepted. Freeholder Chairman Angel G. tion details " Woihn rflale latrn postmarked by 9/01/04 required Estrada. foi offer fulfillment Oftei vQ'id on new Toro feebler model' 20007 Old Fashioned Quality and Service X 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 20008. 20016,20017. 20031 and Sup«i Retycler models 20033, Students in the College for 20036, 20037. 20033,20039 at portitipufing dealers between ' 224 ILMIR STRICT • WUTFIILD ] Easily reached from Routes 22, 24 & 78. Just 1 mile from exit 41 oft 1-78. Teens initiative will have access 7/29/04 oitd 8/01/04 limit one per household. Not valid with cny Another service of the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders to Union County College's state older offer Offer mild m the United State only 908*232*5723 I of the art summer computer lab, www.clpclcrstn.com Clo—d Mfad. and Sun / science labs and library. Call 908-771-5901 www.ucnj.org/RUNNELLS Classwork will include research projects, hands-on laboratory projects, role-playing, field trips and guest speakers. Students will also spend a part of their day engaging in a State of the Art Cancer Treatment Center in NJ recreational activity such as bas- ketball or soccer. Students will be challenged to expand themselves ••Intensity modulated radiation academically and creatively while pursuing their individual therapy (!MRT) wraps radiation beams New State of the Art Equipment interests. precisely around tumors to destroy cancer with Fully Integrated IMRT System In a related effort, this coming cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue fall, Union County Seniors (resi- dents age 60 and up) will be able to attend Union County College free of charge as part of the pop- ular Senior Scholars Program. Courses include computer stud- ies, arts, cooking, drawing and sketching, poetry and writing, photography, fitness and music. All Union County residents over the age of 60 are invited to attend classes free of charge. Fall courses will be held at Union County College campuses in Cranford and Scotch Plains as well as the Bayway Campus in 892 Trussler Place, Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Elizabeth and Roselle Community School. (732) 382-5550 For more, call (908) 709-7600.

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Celebrating our 50th ye.ir ti in the Tree Business July 30, 2004 Record Press B-1 Community Life Briefs JCC campers Summer lecture series continues at UCTC 'Live Strong' WESTFIELD — The Union County Tbrah Center in Westfield will present a lecture titled "Jewish Customs Round the Year" as part of the summer session of with Armstrong the Jewish Literacy Program. The lecture will take place at story in different ways," David THE RECORD-PRESS said. "It has provided us with a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Torah lot of hope — if he can overcome Center, located 418 Central Ave. SCOTCH PLAINS — When things like cancer in his life, Among the many questions Lance Armstrong pedaled into then we can too." that will be answered: Why do Paris to claim a record sixth David had been reading about Jews kiss the Tzitzit? Where did straight Tour de France title Armstrong for some time and the Hamantash come from? Why earlier this week, his victory was found the cyclist's philosophy of is there a special chair called cheered by a group of local sum- life applicable to his spiritual "Prophet Elijah's Chair" at a mer campers who had never fol- beliefs. He decided to teach the Bris? lowed the sport before. campers about the legendary Rabbi Mitchell Bomrind will Camp Yachad Olim campers Texan and involve them in a be the instructor, and there is a at the Jewish Community "mitzvah," or "good deed," proj- $10 suggested donation. Center have been involved with ect. For more information and to a program called the "Lance Each day, the students pre- register, call the center at (908) Tracker," in which they followed sented information about what 789-5252. Armstrong's daily progress in Armstrong's life meant to them the Tour de France. before hundreds of other Hogaboom to share The fourth- campers and and fifth-grade tracked his tales of Lincoln students have "I was repeatedly progress BRAD BISHOP/THE RECORD-PRESS WESTFIELD — Peter V. also been selling shocked by the basic elo- through the 20- Hogaboom will relate more of his "Live Strong" quence of some of these stage Tour de rare and interesting stones of bracelets to sup- France. President Lincoln at the First port the Lance kids. They were moved Students who Wednesday Luncheon of the Armstrong by the project, and I was had never paid Campers at the JCC's Yachad Foundation, Westfield Historical Society at moved by the way they attention to Ofim program have been learn- noon Wednesday at B.G. Fields which funds competitive ing lessons about community Restaurant, located at 560 cancer research were moved by (it)." cycling were while tracking the progress of Springfield Ave. and works as an — Ben David enthralled; American cycling phenom issue advocate, David said by Lance Armstrong in the Tour de Hogaboom is a Civil War France. The fourth- and fifth- andlincoln enthusiast who enjoys lobbying politi- the time the cians and educating the public grade students raised money to telling seldom-heard stories of race was nearing its conclusion, benefit the Lance Armstrong Lincoln that he has read and at large about cancer. The foun- young campers already knew the Foundation, which Is dedicated heard about over the years dation was established by race standings before coming to to fighting cancer. Above, a After his return from the Armstrong, who survived testic- the JCC in the morning. group of campers poses for the Vietnam War where he served ular cancer before setting "I was repeatedly shocked by camera after a recent morning aboard the USS Constellation, records in cycling's premier the basic eloquence of some of assembly; at left, campers Hogaboom became active in vet- event. these kids," David said. They proudly display their yellow erans organizations. He is In return for a pledge of $1, were moved by the project, and I 'Live Strong" bracelets. presently commander of the the foundation has been sending was moved by the way they were American Legion Martin the yellow bracelets to donors moved by (it I." Wallberg Post No. 3, a position he that range from the well-known With the surge in interest has held on four other one-year — such as Jay Leno — to the about Armstrong came an terms. somewhat less famous. increased demand for the yellow He is also the chaplain of the Groups like the Yachad Olim bracelets that extended beyond inspire every members of the most people, and when he's not teachings, Vietnam Veterans of America campers are among many that his fourth- and fifth-grade JCC community •— from a pre- riding he's doing great stuff for "It's been wonderful — I can '. Chapter 688, where he was the have caught on to the idea, group. school aged camper or the camp everybody." say as a rabbi I'm thrilled to see' pitching in to help the founda- "First I placed an order for director — to donate to the "He represents a lot of peo- kids getting excited over Jewish founding president. In other concepts and performing Jewish activities, he is the Assistant tion reach its goal of raising $5 30, then I had to do another for Lance Armstrong Foundation ple, and gives people hope," million to support people living 130, and then another 100," and wear a yellow bracelet. agreed camper Ally acts," David said. "It shows that Scoutmaster of Troop 73 and he if we put things in the right sings in the Holy Trinity Choir. with cancer. David said. "We're going to continue with Weissenberg, also from Participating in the program "People were doing it for vari- the project," David said, "...just MiJlburn. "'Everybody in our terms, people will be excited to Regular attendees of the has been an enlightening, ous reasons," he continued, "for because the tour is over doesn't group has a bracelet." be involved in Jewish life." luncheon will be contacted by a enriching experience for every- some it became a question of mean the foundation doesn't The project allowed the For more information about telephone committee of the socie- one involved, said supervisor group solidarity... but we found still need money." campers to contribute positively the Lance Armstrong ty to verify their reservations. Ben David, a Reform rabbi who some of our (campers) came "I watched some of (the race I to a larger problem in the com- Foundation, or to find out more Space permitting, others may grew up in Cherry Hill. from families with cancer sur- on TV," said camper Sylvie munity by participating in ;i information about the "Live attend the luncheon by calling "Each of us have found we vivors." Saltzman of Millburn. small way, one of the founda- Strong" project, check the foun- (908) 233-2930 by noon Monday. were relating to Lance and his David said his goal was to "i Armstrong* is like a hero to tions of the center's spiritual dation's website at www.Iaf.org. Library plans puppet show for kids In WSW class, kids learn magic and so much more SCOTCH PLAINS — As a gala celebration and closure to the WESTFIELD — The believes that the youngsters will tained in .shows at Lincoln Westfield Summer Workshop learn very valuable life skills Center, The Smithsonian 2004 summer reading program at Institute, the Queen Elizabeth the Scotch Plains Public Library, has always been known for offer- while studying magic. Public- ing a wide variety of courses. speaking, following directions, II. and the White House. children are invited to attend This summer is no exception, an appreciation for the arts, self- He most recently performed "The Little Red Hen," a puppet with more than 85 separate confidence, hand-eye coordina- for the monks at the Sera presentation by the Lionheart classes in the areas of arts, tion and social relationships are Monastery in Tibet. Ghia pre- Puppet Company, at 10 a.m. sented some tricks for the young Wednesday. crafts, music, dance and drama. all developed while the students Seventy-seven students have have fun learning and perform- monks on (he roof of the What better way to celebrate a signed up for one of the most ing magic. monastery on a recent trip. busy summer of reading and hav- popular courses, "Magic," which "Magic opens doors to skills When they saw his performance, ing fun than to have a special is offered in two sections for chil- that can be used in every day they were so entertained, they event? This free show for ages 3 dren in first through sixth life. It also creates wonder and invited him to perform for every- to 8 is based on the classic story grade. Students are learning the happiness in people's lives." said one else inside. of the Little Red Hen and how art of magic from professional Ghia. Ghia said, "Even though I her friends learned the value of prestidigitator, Mark Ghia. didn't speak their language, the always helping others. Ghia has been a professional Ghia combines the art of magician for over 20 years. His language of magic is universal. Pre-registration is optional. magic with comedy, storytelling interest in the art began at age We were invited to ceremonies This program is sponsored by a and vaudeville in his act. creat- 6 with a magic kit given to him that most outsiders were not gift from the Friends of the ing a total family entertainment by his aunt. Not having any invited to because of magic." Scotch Plains Public Library. Call experience. Jack Adams, Ghia's magic* stores or schools around Students this Minimer will the library at (908) 322-5007 with mentor and a well-known magi- him, he began to read books at learn tricks such as changing any questions, The Scotch Plains the color of scarves, escapes, and Students are learning magic from professional magician Mark Ghia cian, encouraged Ghia to stick to the library and perfect his skills Library is located at 1927 Bartle a strict code of quality and pro- at home. His first paid perform- making milk disappear into Ave. at the Westfield Summer workshop. In bottom row from left are stu- dents Derek DeRosa, Joey DeRosa, Harry Glasser-Baker, Isabelie fessionalism. He encourages his ance was at the age of 10. paper cones. Cohen, Hale Jaeger and Jessica Liu. Middle row, from left: Zahary students to follow the same code. He currently performs at pri- Ghia said, The real magic is Learn about cancer, LeVan, Marc Kamll, Claudia Savickas, Mala Thomas, Kevin Palmer, Inspired to teach students the vate parties, trade shows, and to make someone smile — what exposure to the sun Derek Shue and Rowan Oberman. Top: Mark Ghia. art of performing well, (ihia social events. He has enter- can he better than that?" WESTFIELD — Overlook Hospital will have a representa- Scouts get tive offering sun exposure and cancer information 10 a.m.-noon Tuesday at the Westfield YMCA. Exxon grant With the summer months WESTF1EL1) - The Girl here, this information can provide Spots still Scouts of Washington Rock valuable personal protection. The Council recently received $1,000 information and advice is free, available at from the ExxonMobil Foundation and the program is open to the to help maintain Girl Scouting in public. the area. For additional information, call Camp Weeto The grant is part of the the Westfield YMCA at (908) 233- Campers and counselors Volunteer Involvement Program 2700, ext251. enjoy lunch together at the established t(i encourage employ- Fanwood-Scotch Plains ees to actively contribute their YMCA's Camp Weeto- time and talent to non-profits in Osborn House puts Weewanchu. Designed for their communities. It was given party dresses on display children ages 3-5 and held at through the efforts of Edward the YMCA's Union Catholic and Dolores Krosge, longtime SCOTCH PLAINS — The facility, this camp Includes .supporters of Girl Scouts of circa-1760 Osborn Cannonball such activities as music, sci- Washington Hock Council. House Museum, located at 1840 ence, arts and crafts, cook- Front St., will be open to visitors ing, and swim lessons. For The ExxonMobil Foundation from 2-4 p.m. Sunday. On display information about the limited will grant $500 for each eligible will be summer garden party spots still available for the employee and spouse after com- dresses from the extensive collec- remaining summer sessions, pleting 20 hours of volunteer tion owned by the museum. call (908) 889-5455. work within a three-month peri- Tours of the house and gar- od. dens will be given by costumed To volunteer for the Girl docents. There is no admission Scouts, contact the council at fee. (908 "232-3236, ext. 1209. B-2 Record Pr«ss July 30, 2004 Litterer is picked as head of NJPN i 1 Diane Litterer has recently continue to make New Jersey the regarding prevention topic* to been elected to a one year term leader in the prevention field. the public. as president of the board of Other newly designated offi- NJPN also staffs the REBEL trustees for New Jersey cers of NJPN are Steve Liga of High School Program, an anti- Discovery Prevention Network (NJPN). Middlesex County, (vice presi- tobacco program for teenagers, * iiii ^L % "*^ Litterer, a resident of Roselle dent of the board of trustees), and the CAT (Communities Child Care Park, has been in the prevention Rick Kennedy of Ocean County Against Tobacco) Coalitions. **LaW^ * ^ S Field for 15 years and since 1997 (treasurer), and Marion Fritsch Prevention Links, a private, has been the Executive Director of Hudson County (secretary). not-for-profit agency provides all hosts open house of Prevention Links of Clark. Joan Krier is the executive direc- of the Union County law enforce- Discovery Child Care Center at 1 She and her staff provide sub- tor of the New Jersey Prevention ment, schools, communities/civic Commerce Drive in the Cranford stance abuse prevention educa- Network which is based in organizations, municipal Business Park hosted an open house tion programs and services to Lakewood. alliances, faith communities, leg- from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday. The center communities throughout Union NJPN is a network of 19 mem- islators, and the general public It operational from 7 a.m. and closes County. ber agencies that provide preven- with educational programs, as late at 6 p.m. Enrollment Includes tion programs in every county in speakers, videos, and free refer- half day, school day, and full-day Litterer has demonstrated her leadership abilities by serving as New Jersey. Prevention Links is ence materials related to sub- option*. Also new to the center is stance use issues. the Snack Pack Program, which the Northern Regional Tobacco Union County's member. Three of Includes one, two and three-day Coordinator for NJPN and as the NJPN's statewide programs Last year, more than 27,000 options available from 9 to 11 a.m. conference program director for include the "We Check for 21" people throughout Union County For more information about the cen- the NJ State Elks Peer project which addresses under- were serviced by an agency pro- ter, call the office at (908) 272-2560. Leadership Conference for the age drinking, the Club Drug gram or event and over 118,000 past 10 years. Project which implements pro- pieces of educational materials Said Litterer, "As president of grams for youth and communi- were distributed. For more infor- NJPN, I look forward to working ties about the dangers of these mation about the agency or for with NJPN's membership and party drugs and the Prevention volunteer opportunities, call (732) other key prevention leaders to Resource Centers which provide 381-4100 or check out its website strengthen our network and tomaterials, videos and curricula at www.preventionlinks.org.

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Atthu Sector's to be considered for this exhibit. include the scanning of an origi- painting "Freedom" will ba Includad in Each artist may submit up to nal work chosen by the award Children's Specialized Hospital'! art three slides; the maximum size of winner, all proofing and the pro- exhibit during the months of August and artworks is 36 in. by 36 in., duction of a suite of 15 final prints September. The hospital will exhibit the framed. All media will be consid- on Arches 100 percent rag paper work of Scheller, Ann C. Taylor of Verona ered, including photography, with or canvas in final size up to2 2 in. and Rachel Fellz of Edison. Monthly the exception that no sculpture or by .30 in. This award lias a value exhibits are sponsored by the Auxiliary at craft work will be accepted this over $600. Children's Specialized Hospital. All art- year. The deadline for submission of work is available for purchase with a por- The jurors for this year's exhib- slides is Aug. 6. There is an entry tion of sales benefiting the Auxiliary. it are: Sally Walker, owner of fee of $10 to submit up tothre e Admission is free and exhibits can be Walker-Kornbluth Art Gallery, shde.s. viewed from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. by Fairlawn; Neal Korn, artist and For more information or to entering through the hospital's East Wing art-educator; and Rocio Aranda- request a prospectus and entry entrance, 1S0 New Providence Rd., Alvarado, curator of Jersey City form for "Celebrating Excellence," Mountainside. For information, call (908) Museum. call the Arts Guild of Rahway at 233-3720, ext. 5379. Three cash awards will be pre- (732> 381-7511 or email arts- sented: first place, $300; second [email protected]. Dixieland Jazz BanHIIHd returns to the areaH Friday JiDintu R e 11 a u r a n t The Big Apple Dixieland Jazz The band's last appearance in This "New York sound" originated FEATURING: Band will return to the Friday Westfield vra& in April for a per- on "Swing Street" in the dozens ONLY AT... Suahl; Bar Entra4» Night Classics series at the formance of Easter Vigil music in of jazz clubs on New York's West I * Suthl« Saahlml Westfield First United Methodist authentic New Orleans fashion. 52nd Street during the golden ALL YOU CAN EAT" $ Special Roll« Hand Roll 951 'Sp« Church at 7:30 p.m. Friday in a All concerts are in the air condi- age of jazz. Everyday Sushi & Rolls 21 Lunch Spmclala tioned comfort of the sanctuary, The Big Apple Jazz Band has F L SuthlCiimttl Bara. Banto Box and mor»! concert that promises to be one of the season's best. The audi- and no tickets or reservations are performed in a variety of venues COUPON . , COUPON ence at the 2003 concert rated necessary. A donation of $5 per in metropolitan New York includ- the event an overwhelming suc- person will be collected at the ing The Red Blazer, The 115% OFF DINNER;; 15% OFF DINNER; cess and requested a return door The swing and jazz music Columbus Club, the Edward j $11 Mnwmif Funcntu. Her fo « ctmtiuo wm > j in Mmm,* Fmcmn. War ro if ceatmto *un ' will be suited for the entire fami- I lit ontl* trim. li'i'l$ l/11/tt tir-lt Oil'. I I ttr ornn onm. tirmit 1/11/94. Ctrl* Omr, I engagement of the band, which is Hopper House, Nyack's "Mostly considered one of the best inter- ly- Music Series," Columbia 278 NORTH AVENUE, WESTFIELD preters of Dixieland style music. Some of the featured tunes for University, the New Jersey Jazz (in Drug Fair Shopping Center across Irom Westfield Diner) Society's "Pee Wee Stomp," and Featured will be the exciting this concert will include "Some of TEL: 908-389-1131 • 908-389-1132 • FAX: 908-389-1133 J? These Days," "111 Be Your Friend three concerts at the Helen sounds of Dick Voigt on piano With Pleasure," "Jubilee," "Is It Hayes Performing Arts Center. In with an ensemble that has True What They Say About addition to their concerts and played to rave reviews at many Dixie?" "Cabaret," "I Got a Feelin' club dates, band members of The famous night spots and jazz festi- I'm Failin1," "All Alone by the Dick Voigt Quartet along with vals. Selections on this program Telephone," "Beale Street Blues" Joe Licari, one of the jazz scene's will be "Classic Jazz in the and "Wabash Blues." most famous clarinetists, perform Chicago, New Orleans and New Organized in 1996 by pianist weekly on the nationally-syndi- DICK VOIGT York Styles." Dick Voigt, the Big Apple Jazz cated radio program, "Jim Lowe Members of the Big Apple SAKANE SUSHI Band brings together the most and Company." Lowe, whose pro- Jazz Band appearing at this con- accomplished and experienced gram is currently heard on sta- cert include John Bucher, coro- Japanese Restaurant/Sushi Bar Dixieland jazz artists in the met- tions in more than 50 U.S. cities, net; Joe Licari, clarinet; Tom PICNICS ropolitan New York area. The Big was a popular radio host on Artin, trombone; Dave Hofstra, Apple Jazz Band's musical style WNEW in New York City. Lowe bass; Steve Little, drums; and BYOB & Enjoy is a blend of traditional New interviewed top recording artists Dick Voigt on piano. Orleans and Chicago-style jazz and played recordings by all of Sushi Chef's Special combined with the looser, free- Dick Voigt, pianist, was the the top popular singles and big manager and a founder of Eli's Everyday!!! wheeling rhythms of the swing bands of the 40s, 50s, 60s, and • BBQ'S bands of the 30s, 40s, and 50s. Chosen Six, the famed Yale s~——^>^-—-~-/^~" 70s. Dixieland Band of the 1950's. The Open 7 Days Eat-In or Take-Out Yale Band performed in Carnegie CallT&L Catering Hall, recorded for Columbia 908-276-8876 732-381-1119 Records, toured most of the 110 North Avenue West. Cranford, NJ nation's larger college campuses, and played many of America's top O9 jazz clubs including Basin Street, the Bottom Line, the Biltmore, i* met* and the Blue Note in Chicago YaawMatt Pattf Fine Exotic Indian Cuisine with humorist Mort Sahl. Muskan Muskan m • Lunci h Buffet In the mid-1980s, Voigt oo Alt You Can Eat resumed an active schedule as a 15% $1O Mon. thru Fri. sideman at Arthur's in the West *7.95 Village, the Cajun, Red Blazer, Any Tak* 2nd Dinner and other Manhattan venues, Bpplebee'si Sat. ii Sun. including numerous concerts at OutOrctor (Mud M iMMt Vahw JB.95 ! tRi Columbia University. Following a Neighborhood Griff

: :i : organized his own band. The Big ..' •'*;•- • "*--' •'•'•"• •i-.'V:" "••.;,'"'*• ••• v'; i-"»-^ ':'.;>/...... •• ••• DlantrHoun: Hon.-Thtm 5:Mpm-10:Mpni*Frl.-$«l.5:IM»m-1t:3apm 321 South Ave., We»t, Westfield (across from Westfield Train Station) s Opening in Union 908-317-8989 'touii. Dick UP order 908-317-9933 The Big Apple Jazz Band brings together the most accomplished and experienced Dixieland On August 3rd jazz artists in the metro- Wonderful Food With Great Atmosphere politan New York area. The band's musical style Here is a lasie of ApplebeVs Menu. "Summer Specials" is a blend of traditional New Orleans and us fur DinniT SIIIKI;I\ lliiu Chicago-style jazz com- J-')|im. \l" | bined with the looser, &.(-»•** Siv tr > OFF freewheeling rhythms of Kntirt- Hill swing bands.

17OO W. Elizabeth Avenue, Linden Apple Jazz Band. (9O8) 862-OO2O Dick Voigt and Joe Licari pro- Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 11:30-10pm • Sunday! 2-9pm www.amlcirlstoranta.com vided some of the music for the late Dorothy Loudon's final CD, five months before she died at age 78. Loudon was a Tony win- ner for her performance in VISIT US SOON AT: "Annie" and was well known on r Broadway, in cabaret rooms and 17 2 1 Mo*r.i Ave at Route 2 2 WE Steve CATERING on national radio and television. o Voigt supplements his busy Big UNtOH DELIVER Family Restaurant AVAILABLE Apple Jazz Band schedule with nder New Ownership' • (Formerly Margie guest performances in combos led <9O£) 964-I 07 0 merican & Eastern Europe Cuisine by friends and jazz greats. You call ii in. W« bring 'Aout . Bf okfost Sp^cioU Tu»»doy to Friday 8om to 11:30 om For more concert information, Stuffed FrenchTo.ist . ,._••...• ...... call the church office at (908) 2 Eggs Any Style w/Home Fries, To.i&t & Coffee 233-4211 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Pjncikes There is free parking in the HOURS Of OPERATION: church parking lot accessible Lunch Specials from Ferris Place off Prospect t>4on • TKur: I Ia»m • i a?m llnrludc: Soup or S.tl.ul ^ StMioncd French Trips' Street. Refreshments will be available fri Cr S*L- I »am - / aan \fi • Veal or Chicken Wr.ip $5.95 • Chef Sal.id $4.95 at intermission. All donations go • Rib EyeSle.ik w/Vcgotablcs $6.95 solely to offset concerts expenses J Quick Lamlichops w/choicc ol'vegetable .. $7.95 and to insure the continuance of Dinner Spectols these summer and fall presenta- (Incluile: Soup or S.iliiil w/C'hoicp of Pol.ilrj or Kite1 tions to Westfield and surround- oV" • Broiled Bkiofish (C.ijun Style) $7.95 ing communities. • F'rimt- Rib $8.95 The next concert in the series • Wienerschnitzel iVe.il Culletl $8.95 will be on Aug. 13, when the • Seafood Orienl.il $9.95 Rahway Valley Jerseyaires, an I I I ensemble of 35 barbershop singers, guarantees a fun-filled Hours: Closed Mondays - Tues. to Sun. H>im to Bfim - Fri & Sal open evening with music and humor in 29 North Union. Ave., Cranford, N.J. the barbershop quartet and cho- rus traditions. July 30, 2004 G-1 Sports

MURPHY'S LAW Another New coach to give it tease the oP college try Former Seton Hall assistant McBride takes over at SP-F from the McBride is looking to ease the them. It will be fun, but we also THE RECORD-PRESS transition of the team to her, and want to get them to be the best her to the team, by running an basketball players they can be." Mets As a freshman at the open gym for all interested play- Easing McBride's transition to University of North Carolina- ers, grades 9-12, three days a the team will be the good fortu- By DAIMIL MURPHY Chapel Hill, Lori McBride helped week throughout the month of nate to inherit a corps group of THE RECORD-PRESS hang a national championship August. Dates had yet to be final- players that has been starting for banner from the rafters of the ized as of press time. three years. Well, Mets fans, it was fun Dean Dome. While the defending Union Hillary Klimowicz, already the while it lasted. Now, with four years of college County Tournament champions program's alt-time leading scorer, Much like reality television basketball, a year of European return the corps of last year's has been even more impressive and VH-1 list shows, the pro ball and six years of colle- squad, McBride emphasized that over the summer, displaying Amazings are becoming less and giate coaching experience under everybody is starting at the same improved quickness during the less entertaining and interest- her belt, she's hoping to be able to point. AAU tournament tour with the ing with each passing day. A hang a state championship ban- "Anyone who is interested can Jersey Hot Shots. The Hot Shots recent four-game skid has them ner inside the gym walls at come show what they can do," feature five SP-F players, six games back of first place and Scotch Plains-Fa nwood High said McBride. "Everybody has a Klimowicz, Jenny Burke, Maura quickly losing grasp on any School. clean slate" Gillooly, Elizabeth DeCataldo remote hope of a playoff berth. The recently hired head coach McBride expects to bring in and Lauren Benovengo. This day was bound to come. of the girls varsity basketball some players from Seton Hall as "She's looked really good," said All of we Mets fans knew it. The team plans to impart every bit of well as former WNBA player McBride, who watched the team Mets were never good enough to her collegiate and pro experience Texlin Quinney to scrimmage compete in Washington D.C. over win anything this year, but for a as well as her competitive spirit with the high schoolers. the weekend. "She's getting up while they played just well onto her new team. "It's a good opportunity for and down the floor really well. enough to make you believe "I'm a very competitive per- everybody to get to know each College coaches love to see that they could. It was only a matter son," said McBride, who was an other, to learn some of the drills, because everybody already of timer before reality reared its assistant coach at Seton Hall the system I like and the staff," knows she's money from 10 feet ugly head again as they slipped University for five years before said McBride. "They need to get in." back toward the bottom of the serving as an assistant coach at use to me and I need to get use to Burke and Gillooly have also worst division in baseball. them. For the seniors it is a great UNC Charlotte last year. been impressive over the sum- After coaching at Seton Hall University and UNC Charlotte, Lori It is typical of the Mets, real- "Winning a state championship chance to play against and test mer. McBride has taken over the reigns of the Scotch Plaln«-F»nwood ly. Since 1986 they've been noth- is going to be one of our goals. I themselves against college pi av- "Maura looked fantastic High girls basketball program. ing but a tease. Even that team want to have fun, but I also want ers." (Sunday)," said McBride. "Jenny has been very solid and has been McBride. "I want us to play with concepts that don't get taught (on was a tease. The Mets should to make sure we work hard and McBride is looking to run her 1 have won at least two or three have as good of a year as we can. program similar to the ones she doing a lot of good things. They intensity and I want to push the high school level), * said championships in the mid-to- "People may look at going from has been a part of the past six have all played very well." them to play at a higher level." McBride. "They can give us an late '80s; instead they walked coaching college to high school as years. While McBride plans to bring McBride also plans to focus on edge against teams that might be away with only one — and if it a step down, but I don't see it "I want to run it as much like a collegiate structure to the pro- the intricacies of team defense, more athletic than us." wasn't for the monumental that way," said McBride. "It is a a college program as 1 can," said gram, she doesn't plan to imple- something that could help the McBride's tenure at Scotch incompetence of the Red Sox, chance to be a head coach and McBride. "For the girls that will ment a very fancy system of X's Raiders against quicker, more Plains will open in grand fashion maybe it wouldn't have even run your own program. I'm very be playing ball in college, hope- and O's. athletic opponents iike say, oh, when the Raiders host their main been that many. Instead of a excited about it. I wanted to be a fully it will be a smooth transi- "My focus is on playing solid Shabazz for example. nemesis, Shabazz, in the season dynasty, we had a team of out- head coach." tion for them. I want to push fundamental basketball," said "There are a lot of defensive opener Dec. 17. of-control frat boys that was broken up because they were being put on double-secret pro- bation. Scotch Plains drops first two in districts There was the misery of the 1990s, when Generation K failed Against Wharton, Scotch Plains com- "When you make nine errors you are "I think we improved," said Baylock. worse than the J-Lo's first five THE RECORD-PRESS mitted nine errors, two each in the first not going to win too many games. But I "Hopefully we can take it a step Anther marriages; Vince Coleman three innings, to fall behind 9-2 after four wasn't that upset. We had been playing next year — defend our county title and threw firecrackers at opposing After a highly successful march innings. The bats came alive late and well all summer. The kids who I know will hopefully make some waves in the state fans and Brett Saberhagen shot through the Union County Senior Scotch Plains crawled back into the game, be starting in the spring played well and tournament. I think we made strides bleach at reporters through a American Legion schedule, the Scotch cutting the deficit to 10-9 but a three-run the other kids who are competing for spots towards that." Supersoaker. As if that wasn't Plains-Fanwood baseball squad had a dis- home run by Wharton in the seventh showed me some things. Showing the biggest improvements in bad enough, it was also the appointing weekend at the District 2 tour- seated the outcome. "That district was stacked with good Baylock's mind were John Maloney and Bobby Bonilla Era. nament. Handicapping Scotch Plains was the teams. I was hoping to win one game, but Chris D'annunzio. Maloney tore the cover After trading for Mike Piazza Scotch Plains was swept out of the dou- absence of two of its top players. Catcher I didn't expect to win the district," off the ball throughout the summer while in 1997 the Mets restored a ble-elimination tournament, falling to a Kevin Urban was at Duke University for a A district championship, or even a win D'Annunzio was also hot with the stick glimmer of respectability to the powerhouse Nutley squad 14*4 Saturday showcase event and pitcher/third base- or two, would have been icing on the cake and showed he can be a valuable addition franchise and soon put together then losing 14-9 to Wharton Sunday. man James Scalfaro was playing in an for a team that finished 14-7 overall. to an already deep pitching rotation neit a winning squad. Scotch Plains hung with both squads AAU tournament in South Carolina. Baylock's goals for this summer were to year. But then there was the tease early, but Nutley eventually proved to be "Those are two big weapons to be miss- see improvement and begin narrowing "Maloney was hitting lights out all of 1999, when Robin Ventura's too much, blowing open a 5-4 game by ing," said Head Coach Tom Baylock. They down the competition for some of the spots summer," said Baylock. "D'Annumio's scoring a combined nine runs in the fifth would have been our 3 and 5 hitters. Those that will be open this spring — two goals pitching is something extra that we didn't grand-single made you believe have last year." they could rally back from a 3-0 and sixth innings to end the contest early. are two big bats out of the lineup. he feels were accomplished. hole against the hated Braves and square off with the Yankees in a Subway Series. Instead YOUTH SPORTS St. Joseph's bats heat they blew a ninth inning lead in first and second. (11-12) Stephanie Baliko B. Bernardo. D. Ross, T. Sebolao. S. Game 6 and walked home the SWIMMING won her race, and Ben Smith touched second Hoerrner. D DeBonis, j. Fletcher, M. winning run in extra innings. The Willow Grove Barracudas swim learn in Ihe men's event. (13-14) Mary Alice Marsan McGovern, C. Coughlan, J. Banasiak, D. made history on July 17, beating the Highland and Scottie Marino won their events, with DeBonis, J. Cavaliere, T. Geisel, M. The Mets finally got to the Garafolo, H. Jensen, A. Favreau, S. Beboul, up in St. Bart's league Sharks 270-261. The victory ended the Marino setting his third pool/dub record of the Subway Series in 2000, should Sharks' 27-year unbeaten streak and day (32.01). The 15-18 teams of Evelyn Yuen M. Boyle, S. Feury, J. Yingling, J. Mains, K. Deegan and Tom Maher had have taken Game 1 from the improved the Barracudas' record to 3-0. and Maggie Gousman and brothers Eric and Smith. E. Leistikow, M. Whitaker. E. The St. Joseph squad tacked Bill Swenson touched 1-2, and Eric Swenson Cavaliere, J. Yuen, K Fletcher. A. Leistikow. three hits apiece. Yankees at The Stadium, but Numerous records fell during the event. on a pair of impressive victories In the individual medley, (9-10) Jocelyn set a new pool record of 30.92. Also swimming M Appezato, H Greaney, A. Channoui, A. in the St. Bartholomew's Men's St. James 20, St. Edward 6 instead blew that in extra breaststroke were: D. DeBonis, C. Coughlan, Tannenbaum, G Lenz, A. Coughlan, B. Yuen cruised to a win, while Greg Baliko and softball league play last week — A suddenly surging James innings and gave away the Joe Dunn touched 1-2. (11-12) Stephanie S. Hoermer, M. McGovem, S. Bebotrt, M. Kovacs, E. Smith, B. Ross, K. Luce, S. Baliko and Ben Smith each finished second. Boyle, R. Jensen, A. Luce, T. Leistikow. A. McGovern, R. Bernardo, L. Hirschorn, R. behind an explosive offense to Gang used three pitchers — series right there, eventually Kline, S. Baliko, J. Ross, K. Gartner, R. allowing the bums from the (13-14) Jill Murphy won, and Scottie Marino Leistikow, M. Appezato. B. McGovem, T. take control of first place in the Jones, Vuono and Mende to win sat a new pool/club record (1:04.73). (15-18) Chrystal, H. Greaney, E. Smith, B. Kovacs. A. Dunn. N. Appezato, M. Fitzgibbon, M. Angels Division. this one. St. James sluggers Bronx to celebrate on our field. Maggie Gousman and Evelyn Yuen touched Tannenbaum, B. Ross. G. Leni, A. Channoui, Hoerrner, C. Mulligan, A. Van Haasteren. Z. Koch, J. Shaub, G Favreau, M. Channoui, with three hits apiece were Pat Just when Mets fans take 1-3, and Enc Swenson, Bill Swenson and Jon K. Luce, J. Ross, K. Gartner, S. McGovem, M. St. Aioysius has a one-game Sheffield swept. E. Bernardo, J. Ross, L. Hoerrner, L Hirschorn. M. Denman, K. M. Napolitano, D. Napolitano, K. Coughlan, Nigro, Lee DiDonato, Rich Tug McGraw's advice and start E. Carow, S. Gonch, K. McAlindin, C. lead in the Saints Division and Hauptman, M. Gartner and A. Smith also com- Yingling, J. Shaub, G Favreau, L. Hauptman, the St. James squad added a Mann, Ken Blues and Karl believing, they pult the rug right peted. S. Gonch. K. Appezato, E, Carow, K. Campbell. A. Denman, L. Hauptman, K. out from underneath us. And to McAlindin, A. Sebolao, D. Scully, A. Denman. Appezato, A. Sebolao, S. Marino, J. pair of wins last week. Mende. For St. Edward Keith In freestyle, (6U) Amanda Banasiak and J. Sebolao, C. Marino and M. Sheffield. Kosenick. A. Smith, B. Smith, E. Zazzali. J. Middleton, Ed Marchelitis, Pete make matters worse, there is a Darby DeBonis took second and third, respec- Sheffield, M Milliard, M. Sheffield. D. St. Jude 11, St. Anne 1 — team on the other side of town tively. Joe Denman, Thomas Leistikow and In backstroke, (8U) Brendan McKenna Hauptman, C. Marino, C. AlbaneseDemair St. Jude pitcher Nick Chemidlin, Stan Granusso and which continually snatches vic- Kevin Kerby swept. (7U) Jackie Fletcher took and Alex Favreau finished 2-3, as did (9-10) and M. Miller. Barattucci held St. Anne to just Gary Cardinale each had two second place. Brendan McKenna (new club Greg Baliko and Ryan McKenna and (11-12) hits. tory from the jaws of defeat. record of 19.16) and Mati Marino (also broke Becca Dunn and Stephanie Baliko. (13-14) Jill one run. Leading the St. Jude The Yankees, despite all of old club record) finished 2-3. (8U) Caroline Murphy set a pool/club record of 32.64 with BASEBALL batters with two hits apiece St. Kilian 5, St. Mark 3 — Ross took first. John Boyle and Sarn Bebout her win and Kate Johnson took third, as did were Kevin Lonergan, Pat St. Kilian scored three runs in their arrogance, compulsive claimed first and third, respectively. (9-10) Elsa Andrew Smith. (15-18) Christine Manno held Wvatflafd Blue Conclude spending and legions of band- Leistikow finished third in her race, while Joe on for second place, while Bnan Gartner, Bill The Westlield Blue 9 year olds conclud- Enright, Tilocca, Nick the bottom of the sixth inning wagon fans, at least get the job Dunn and Ryan McKenna netted second and Swenson and Dave Hauptman claimed all ed their 2004 campaign with a tough 3-1 Baratucci and Billy Lawrence. to claim the win. St. Kilian bat- third. (11-12) Becca Dunn claimed second, points in the men's race. T. Sebolao, C. Ross. loss at Long Hill in a second round playoff Joe Matuska had three hits for ters with multi-hit games were done. In some ways you have to and Ben Smiih took third in his race. (13-14) M, McGovem, J, Fletcher, R. Jensen. M. game. Coming into the game. Westfield was respect that. They make the Mary Alice Marsan and Kate Johnson finished Garafolo, H. Greaney, M. Appezalo. M. hot in league action. St. Anne. Robbie Stratton, Lou miracles happen. There are no 2-3, and Scottie Marino's winning time of 25.88 Whitaker, E. Bernardo, K. Smith, M. Bernardo. Westffeld topped Chatham 15-8 when St. James 9, St. Mark 4 — Ballestriere and Joe Cocuzza. ghosts in Yankee Stadium. The set a pool/club record. (15-18) Maggie K. Fletcher, J. Denman, B. Kovacs, A. Chris Burgdorf and Keegan Hess fired a no- St. James' two-headed pitching Scott Smith and Glen Walz had Gousman won her race, and Brian Gartner Channoui, A. Tannenbaum, G Lenz, M. hitter through the first five innings. Sam team simply gets it done (club record time ol 25.86), Eric Swenson and Fitzgibbon, R. Bernardo. R. Kline. G Favreau. Meyer had three hits and scored three runs tandem of Jones and Vuono two hits each for St. Mark. because they've gotten it done in Dave Hauptman swept. J. Kosenick and C. Albanese-Demair also for Blue. Kell Dolan. Sam Eliades. Burgdorf dominated this contest. St. Joseph 25, St. Blaise 6 swam well. the past. Winning is contagious Also swimming freestyle for the and Hess each drove in two funs to lead a Sluggers Leo DiDonato, Dennis — Hitting notables for St. and the Yankees have caught Barracudas were: R. Braun, B. Bernardo, M. In bufterily. (8U) Demi DeBonis placed balanced offensive attack. Vuono, Jimmy Hoelzel each had Joseph were Jerry Spitzer (four that bug (along with a few other Bebout, L Klein, R. Jensen, T. Kovacs, J. third, while Matt Marino and Brendan Wastfield then went on to beat Summit Walling, J. Cavaliere, D. DeBonis, S. Hoermer, McKenna finished 1-3. (9-10) Jocelyn Yuen 9-8. Sam Eliades tied the game in the bot- multi-hit games. For St. Mark, hits), Bob Guy <4 hits), Mike things but now probably isn't D DeBonis, T. Sebolao, M. McGovem, C. and Joe Dunn won their races, as did (11- tom o) the sixth with a two-out double to the Brian Ma honey and Marty Jonny . St. Joseph players with Cavaliere, M. Whitaker. M, Appezato, A. record (31.59) with her win and Megan Liam Devin in the bottom of the sixth, Justin St. Joseph 21, St. Anne 11 As a Mets fan I loathe the Leistikow, H. Greaney. K. Smith, T. Chrystal. B. Gartner took second, as did Andrew Smith Cafiero picked up the win for Westlield with — For St. Joseph, Jerry Spitzer three hits included Marty Yankees, but I also have to McGovem, J. Mains, E. Bernardo, J. Denman. and (15-18) Evelyn Yuen, Brian Gartner, two strong innings on the mound had four hits and Tom McGall, Bernstein, Dean Talcott and admit I'm jealous. I wish my M. Bernardo, S. Feury, J. Yingling, E. Smrth, K. Jon Sheffield and Mike Sheffield swept the In the second hall of the double header, Russell Voorhees. St. Blaise Luce, J. Murphy, 0. Ross, A. Channoui, A. men's race, with Gartner setting his second Westfield Blue went on to defeal Westlield Bob Guy, Mnrty Bernstein and team did whatever it took to Tannenbaum, G Lenz, R. Coughlan, J. Kertoy, club record of the day (26.86). Lending White 10-4 behind the combined complete Steve Abrunzo each had three batters with two hits each were win and then turned off-season D. Kline, J. Ross. K. Gartner, M. Fitzgibbon, M. strength to the butterfly squad were: S. game from Jake Greenberg and Kevin hits. Jim Sncca, Mike Rivera, Jeff moves into regular and post-sea- Hoermer, C. Mulligan, S. McGovem, R. Hoerrner, S. Bebout, A. Favreau, B. Smith who both displayed dominating pitch- St. Anthony 12 St. Blaise Friedlander and Kevin St. son success, I wish my team hnd Bernardo, R. Kline, M. Dolan, L Hirschorn, M. Yorkovich, J. Cavaliere, J. Walling, N. Smith, ing performances. t Denman. K. Yingling, A. Van Haasteren, Z. M. Bernardo, E. Cavaliere, R. McKenna, B. Westfield concluded the regular season 11 — St. Anthony scored five Onge. the history and the lore, the tro- Koch, J. Shaub, D. Napolitano, M. Channoui, Ross, M. Fitzgibbon, G Favreau, A. Van with a 9-2 victory over Florham Park runs in the first inning as St. Standings phies and the pennants. Haasteren, K. Johnson and J. Kosenick. Second baseman Jack Colwell led Ihe Angela Dlvlalon B. Levine, M. Napolrtano, K, Coughlan, K. Blaise fought buck valinntly to SI. Joseph 8-5 But those wishes and jeal- O'Leary, M. Harrison, M.Gartner, K.Appezato. Winning Ireestyle relay teams included: offense with two hits and two runs batted in. |8U) John Boyle, Chris Zazzali. Brendan Kell Oolan also drove in two for Blue Pat try to get the win, but it was St. Kilian 8-7 ousy aren't enough to get me to A. Denman, L Hauptman, A. Sebolao, E. St. James 6-10 Carow. C. Campbell. S. Gonch. K. McAlindin, McKenna and Matt Manno: (9-10) John McCusker played a slick third base lor Blue not to be. St. Blaise batters switch to the dark side and root Murphy, Ryan McKenna, Joe Dunn and turning in several gems at the hot corner. SI Anthony 4-7 J. Sebolao, J. Kosenick. C. Albanese-Demair, with three hits apiece were SI. Blaise 3-9 for baseball's equivalent of pure C. Ditrolio. M. Miller, C. Campbell. M Sheffield, Greg Baliko; (13-14) Jill Murphy, Megan Liam Devin picked up the win. Matt Hoelzel and Tom Kucin Gartner. Mary Alice Marsan and Kate In their first playoff game, Westfiald Saint* Division evil. Instead I'll just have to sit J. Sheffield and M. HI'liard. und Kevin St. Onge hud a home Et Aloysius 9-3 back, continue to get teased and In breaststroke, (SU) Jessica Banasiak Johnson, who set a pool/club record of again edged Summit in the bottom ol Ihe 2:01.05; and (15-18) Brian Gartner, Maggie sixth. Siimmlt kilter Mark Hartzell drove a run. For St. Anthony Tony Blasi SI Jud» 8-4 foolishly maintain the belief and Carolina Ross finished 2-3, while Matl SI. Anne 8-6 ' Marino and John Boyle touched 1-2. (9-10) Gousman, Evelyn YuBn and E'ic Swenson bases loaded single up the middle to score and John Chupko each had four that soon the Mets will be World Also swimming in the freestyle relay Ke«gtn Hess and Justin Cafiero to give SI. Mark 8-7 Jocelyn Yuen and Elsa Leistikow claimed first hits and Bob Gittleman Tim St. Edward 5-9 Series contenders again. and third; Greg Baliko and John Murphy took were: D. DeBonis. A. Banasiak. R. Braun. Blue Itw thrilling come from behind win July 30, 2004 Real Estate J. Marquardt Planning to sell your home? joins ERA office SCOTCH PLAINS — County Association of It's important to set the stage ERA Suburb Realty Realtors and Middlesex Agency recently wel- Board of Realtors. He is (NAPSj»» « nn. ) —n Regardles11 s iioi f the ups an11 d downs.Tii of thi e hous- coa4._f_.t n.:_4of -paint Tit f*+. it£Jusk narofnt bel carefuwith fnl pwit rntnrh ths —e colornontras i — neutral comed a new member to familiar with the local ing market, one thing remains constant: People want to tones are safest. its team. John Marquardt schools, transportation, get the best possible price when selling their homes. 5. Consider a change of scenery for your furniture. The has completed his NJhousing, communities, Today's homeowners are discovering an effective new sales way you arrange it can affect how big — or small — your real estate exam und is and more. approach. It's called "staging," and it's about more than house appears. An expert can help you open up your space ready for action. It didn't As a Realtor, baking cookies before your first open house. by strategically moving things around. Certain pieces may take long for him to begin Marquardt has many JOHN MARQUARDT As the nation's foremost authority on homeownership need to go into storage. to buitd his clientele, and skills to offer, such as a issues, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) has 6. Accessorize your house with care. When a prospective make quite a few deals firm knowledge of Union John has will certainly uncovered this emerging trend. NAR offers the following buyer walks in and sees your wedding photos leading up this summer. County. He grew up inmake him a great success staging tips that could help you get the most for your prop- the staircase, it's harder for her to imagine the home as Marquardt excels in Fan wood, where he now in the real estate busi- erty: her own. Picture selection and placement are critical. giving great customer resides with his wife and ness." "The moment you decide to put a property up for sale, service and has strong two children. 1. Consider curb appeal. Would-be buyers make a judg- Marquardt • can be ment about your home the moment they pull up in their you need to understand it's an asset, not a home," said commitment to his Company president reached at (908) 322- John Sheehan, a Realtor with Llewellyn Realtors Inc. in clients. His previous Donald Lamastra said, car. Remove the screen door. Your house will look more like 4434 ext. 158. a home if the front door can be seen upon approach. Maryland. "The idea is to see how much you can get for it, experience as a small "We are extremely lucky ERA Suburb Realty business owner demand- to have John as part of Another quick fix is the doorknob. When the buyers put even if that means replacing your mature azaleas with Agency is located at 1773 their hands on the doorknob, it's the first time they touch smaller shrubs that do a better job of showing off the ed much of what he offers our real estate team. The East Second Street in today to his clients. business skills, determi- their prospective home. front of the house." Scotch Plains and on the 2. Let there be light. The proper lighting — functionally Home sellers need not fear the costs of staging. Marquardt is a mem- nation, and the knowl- web at ber of the Greater Union edge of the area that and aesthetically — makes a huge difference. For less than Realtors like Sheehan have established relationships www.erasuburb.com. $500, you can probably replace light fixtures throughout with decorators, painters, landscapers and others who are your home and brighten your odds of attracting a buyer. needed to make the improvements. That means better 1915 Morris Ave., Union, NJ. 07083 3. Walk the floors. People judge homes by the floor cov- prices for the home seller. Plus, the return on investment 115 Miln Street, Cranfbrd. 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ERA continues to sponsor program The ERA Brokers of New Jersey have results, frequent classes and positive future agents will return and work with announced their decision to continue feedback from students. our companies after they earn their real sponsoring the pre-licensing real estate Classes are held throughout New estate license," according too John RAHWAY $329,900 UNION course at select schools throughout New Jersey in locations including: American Sharp, owner/partner, ERA Designs for Hospital Section Charming Tudor Colonial featuring 4 Perfect Miilhei/Daugriler. 1st k'sel has 2 hedmoms. lull bedrooms, a huge IIMIIJ room wilh fireplace, formal din- haih. eat-in kitchen A; family mom 2nd Horn h.is < k'd- Jersey. School of Business in Lodi, Jersey City, Living. ing room, calm kilchcn. family room. den. hardwood rooms. 2 lull balhs. duinu: room, taniiti ri>oni & eat-in Nine years ago, the ERA Brokers Fairfield, Parsippany, Sparta, "Before making a career change or a tloorv dcek. 2 cur giirayi.' Wnhin walking distjnee to kitchen Finished h:i\" ship program with the goal of providing Freehold; the Real Estate School in individuals should contact and meet CALL CENTURY 21 P1CCIUTO REALTY 908-272-8337 convenient and affordable classes for Edison and Brick; Kovats in Wayne, with their local ERA broker in order to learn firsthand about a real estate Or visit u.s on the web: www.century21picciutorealty.com C&J individuals interested in pursuing a Maywood and the Paramus area; 1B IUKh Olfice Inih'rvrtdcnlh Ovsnci! .ind Orvr.ieal career in real estate. Professional School of Business in career, the criteria for success, income Due to the success of the program, the Millburn and Parsippany; and Ocean potential and more," advises Sharp. ERA Brokers have elected to continue School of Real Estate in Bricktown. For more information on ERA's real the sponsorship program. Most real To become a licensed real estate estate school sponsorship program, con- estate schools charge fees ranging from agent, an individual must successfully tact your local ERA office or visit ERA ERA Meeker Realty Co $350-$400 per student to attend the 75- complete the 75-hour pre-licensing ERANJ.com. ERA is a global leader in hour pre-licensing course. Individuals course, pas,s the New Jersey real estate the residential real estate industry with attending an ERA-sponsored real estate exam and be sponsored by a licensed more than 30 years of experience in school pay only $179, significantly less real estate broker in order to activate developing consumer-oriented products for the same course. their license. and services. Five independent real estate schools "The ERA brokers continue to finan- The ERA Real Estate network were selected by the ERA Brokers for cially support the pre-licensing course, includes more than 28,000 brokers and the sponsorship program. In order to making it more affordable for individu- sales associates throughout the United participate, all five schools had to meet als interested in becoming sales associ- States and 30 other counties and territo- strict performance criteria — high test ates, because our hope is that these ries.

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A BiliMt the space occupied by the sired include quick tntelk certain careers general supervision, you doctor & Mygiene Xra> u mensurate with error and will not be liable gence, creativity, flexibility, ated- Tanker. Overthe- • Up to $10,000 Student Business, etc. $47 billion vsill follow organization & 322« 700*222. NM PMHBM« ana «• FTC. RoarJ. Some Regional dollars left unclaimed cense required Call 908 eipenence. Fax cover let- for failure to publish an ad. resourcefulness, enftusasm Loan Repayment departmental procedures 2339281 or fav 90S233 ter witti positron sought. for hands-on activities, Commercial Drivers Li- • Up to 100% Tuition as- 2003. Never Repay. Live to complete tasks in a cense Training. 1-800-771 operators. 1-MXM20- 184 7 inter,«?i*s «iil !>e F/T WAREHOUSE resume & salary require- ability to relate well to five sistance timely manner. Must pos held on Aug. /th & 21 . LAUNDRY ments 90*«54-7S7S a no six year okjs. Send 6318. www.primeinc.com • High Tech training •131 tat. 24, 7 days. sess creativity 4 latitude. High end fabric company in Cal! Diane lor more info Berkeley Hts seeks ware- cover letter and resume to High school grads age 17 We offer a compemne PERSON Part Time DRIVERS: 27 call 1800-423-USAF compensation & opportu house help. Pick & ship Weekend worV. nights or visit AIRF0RCE.COM CLERICAL nities for advancement. DENTAL small parcels, some client Must have own trans CFIDEDICATED TEAMS Busy Scotch Platns otlce. contact vu leteptwne. CaS Far School Please send resume in E/lgksh speaking. Cal 908 CLERK NEEDED! Northeast Re FT PT. bilingual, real estate ASSISTANT Robert 90846.VU77, exL IS. Please see our ad under TAROTCARD 52 Oraat HNta Ptoaal gionat/Dedicated Runs U.S. AIR FORCE eluding salary history & PI. for friendly office. ev •*&tO30O ask for Dane •hert Htfc. NJ O7OT« CROSS INTO THE BLUE license preferred requirements to: Human "Clerical" Company Drivers & 0/0. For aaa*. 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Position available etc. call Srieryl MW47T- bonus and ear less every math skills A MUST! Du I general dental practice in HANDY PERSON •77-rrc-WLP. «« vteit •2M BABY SITTER week! t.43 per Mile! end of August. Must ties include answering 8 | North Edison. Willing to www.Rc.fe*. A 908-789-3043 After school trans., and C/S Group of Open Daily &9 / HEARTLAND EXPRESS 1- have own trans. line phone, data & A/R ! train. 90*756-3348 from NJN F and companion for 2 boys in Cal tot IM 0KW entry. WP. filing, faiing, thvFTC. Sirwe 1960 J Westfield. 6 & 11, MF, 3- nn -rn BWI Earn $$S helping MD.I mail, plus more. Mt-272- Companies P(oc*s« medical elaimt 6. Valid NJ DL & ref's. MOO 7J2-5M4391 from bom*. Call lh» F»d- j'K'! furus Mu MECHANIC 9 •TAROT CARD' CHILD CARE •ral TIMI« CotnmisiliMi to Entry level. 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Mf, aam£pn in Scotch Free Question Plains for 3 children, liwe-out THOMAS Must have own car, Eng, Shop Our Entire Inventory jt wwwtimtars com 908.272.9791 spkfr req'd LINCOLN MERCURY CHILD CARE Its More lluiii I I i t>tn tsc... .1 / I hotnasf" FACTORY CERTIFIED See what New Providence. PT 3 after- PRE OWNED VEHICLES! noons, 12-5, 3 children. Ref's. fluent English LARGE 7N4MI RPB ** CHILD CARE and PT. M-F afternoon & eve- FINANCING nings. 1 child In Short 3 BOLD Hills, experience & valid 6 YEAR/75 000 LIMITED WARRANTY DL req'd. Start In August ONE& > 14 T POINT INSPECTION ON UNC01NS type can •73-M*-74M • 115 POINT INSPECTION ON MERCUHYS do for MOTHER'S yourad? HELPER ercury Grand Marquis LS 3 yr. old twins. M. F. 9:30 to Ask your 5:30. T. W. Th. 12 to 6. 8, 3uTa CD tfi^ns, pw sir/brk ,'wind/ locks/ unk /se.it. Alf*, Tint, r dof, tift4 cruise, A^/fM stereo Light housekeeping. Need ss 7J.9A0 mi. SIK 04Mb65A VIN «SX62Qf^. exp. Must drive & speak ONLY r r Classified English. Interacting sales rep w/children a must. Call Automatic! 908-51&O257 CLEARANCE 5995 how you can NANNY • FT enhance Summit family for ages 5 & 3Vi. exp.'d. reliable a must LeSabre your ad. Eng. spkg., clean DL. 50

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Experience Preferred ropractic center Must be Oanfcxtl Call Center. Must convenient location EJ 27 Acres- Redfield. TOP PAY f Salmon River Was , 9/11 '*.-rtU: T Opening in GENERAL muio tasked outgoing, be fluent in Spanish 4 perience helpful, will tram. A MO DOWN PMT LOAN high energy, motivated English «•/ clear speak- Catl Q. Heart at 9M-27«- J29.900 NOW $19,900 mkwt D» 5 Acres- Riverfront. Coil Today To Qualify For OFFICE HELP oetson to Handle front ing voice, typing skills •100 eit. Sfttfor ap - a Special NO-Money aaM. Elegant nver view unit Corn Needed PT. Apply at Pre desk/billing dept. Lip and good reliability. Eve potntMMfrt. EOC/ manda- woods- Was $29,900 m elevator building wim NOW $21,900 Down Low Closing Cost DRIVER cision Escalator. 147 N. necessary. Knowledge ot & Weekend openings. tory drug IMtmc. Conventional mort- lobby. Spacious with hKh CDL required. Est. com Michigan Ave.. KemlAOrth. Eclipse Software a +. Call Call 10 am to 4 pm. 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Scrn porch. 2 Decks $1800<-utils. 1 Mi sec 908276-2059 $639,000 »0»464-332a orier.tea pc-rson e,- g°.>hil eib 'or Crarifwd Call vieAS! T«n rd, elect! 908654-0725 Center Must have clear Terms! HufTVf 877*1&5263 Downtown Summit No fee! compute y.'BS PI, h » speaking vo^ce. typing •BABYSITTING* wn. upsta'tteN> land com •BRANCHBURQ* 12 30pm. MF. S13'hf Fai 3 Block walk to train, LG skills and good reNabil By & loving Morn in rny BY OWNER 1BR w/study. 1 parking 4 resume lo- B0M64-1422 ity. Paid training & fre- UriKXi honte. 25 years NY't SALMON RIVER RE- US. 3BR 1 ba. Ranch ,2-car driveway. $1295 per mo guentiy salary reviews. 973-715-3960 Openings eves & *eek p aiQN 16 Acres Road A £ar.,hrd«*ll lira thraughout, Utilities- $18,900. 5 Acres- encts. Call 10 am to 4 Call 90*259*272 updated, mova-ln cond, ELIZABETH Llmora area, at" Open The Door pm Mon to Fn 9M497- CARECIVER Excellent Bass LaKe $35,900, Neat tic apt LR. 1 BR. bath, kn S048E0E References Experienced, PulasK Salmon Rivei & 1.33 ACRE w/LIMITLESS $675 uWs includes, no To A New World help. 9064563951 Mad River. Call No*. ACL POSSIBILITIES smoking, no pets. Call I-800-229-7643 or us,I 908-908-1574 To advertise in next Oral Surgery Assistant Of Opportunity wnvv.LanciandCanips com $389,900. 908-339-1458. CWLDCARE -16 yrs. e>p. Lov ELIZABETH Elmofa faction PT Customer SWIM >rtg nx>m. in my Fanwxid 1 fir. modern 3 BR apt.. rioine. Small • of other chil in 2 fam., off st. prhg.. hi week's BEST LOCAL TEACHERS dren Refs 908*89*163 Cranfotd- RESIDENTIAL LOT. Part time, Service With e>p. Small indoor club Prime area. R-l ?one. Call Associates m Berkley Heights. P.M. EUROPEAN CARE for details. 90S-272-2616 ELIZABETH - Elmora Se? some experience and Sat, $15.00 to start. tion 1 BR apts.. ht. hw JOBS, please call: Al red otfcrte odvertWng -< LONG VALLEY By Owner inci.. $825 908-353*135. & www.barhatoyaquatlc.ore ChiirJcare. custom 3 BR Ranch on 2+ 90&464-199S Uve mvouL Reliable. Bonded :r-n5 nswsDaoei >s suc- acres Must see. ELIZABETH Peterstown sec I preferred. SupervteorTranees 973-77 7-0267 tion. large 1 Bdr.. close to WAV. LEKON.NET jec? TO rne Fedora' fa- $485,000 Pfiotos ana Jamie- 908.894.1065, ' specs on churches, schools, trans- POSITIONS ARE TEACHING Act anal' o Now Je'S-.-v www.Mrovanways.com portation & shopping. AVAILABLE AT OUR Eip rmxmslUa. canng & $825. per mo. + utils Michele- 908.894.1062 908-654-6050 WARREN. WE5TFIELD POSITIONS loving nar^ny seeks part Ume OPEN HOUSE 9O&512-O569. AND CRANFORD ^vFiiiablfc R^de^fner Lutheran irveout 23 Oays position, Lt. tise any proferO'iCG Sun.. 8/1. 1 to 4pm tioust-keeping.refs. avail imta'.ons or ascrTunj- FANW000 - 1 Bdr, 2" fir. BRANCHES Scnoul. ". i'r:ie 4 ft 5 FANW0OD pnv. home. pnv. entr.. ofi- graoe teacher Must t>e 908-2 T34403, ••on based or. -ace. 132 South Glenwood Rd. color ro'igion w." na- street paiK.. walk to tram Melissa -908.894.1064 World Savings Offers our 5tatr> cerlifif?d PT Music. $445,000. or bus. $1.000/mo. l port time employee*: Piiysica' Education & Ea'l> GROOMING FOR YOUR PET 3 Bar., 1 5 baths, FR Will Pick Up. Reas. Rates farml;a' status ceed mo. sec. Avail immed. NO * Flexible hout9 Moi'nt'g Daycare Aide A skylight. DR. den, LR PETS. 908-322 U58 • No nights and Sunday* Eticrj ?\ Position up to 908 232 6426 aicos'ry. rria'i'a! i'atoS. wfplc. quiet street, back attectionoi o' sexua • Belief 11 package incliict- 8hrs pt-f fteeK. ; deck, backyard w/patio. GARWOOD 1BR apt in sm. ing 401(1) | HOUSE CLEANING- Polish oren^ation, or notio^O - New roof, siding & fence. friendly complex. Heat & hot Send resumes to: I lad). e*p. refs. o*n trans. ity. or an intention to EXECUTIVE SEARCH FIRM 229 Cowperthwart* Place. 908-889-1633 water incld. No pets. Worn World Savings offers our I Margaret 908/429-2095 nnoke ony sucn or^fer- out & laundry room onsite I UAH HC A RE : We«tfi«ld. NJ 07090 eoce. hmiTatiOn or dis- ra HIRING FOR SUMMER-INTERN(S) supmvwof trainees: WESTFIELD - Beautiful 3BR $1005. 90&78&9196 v i\ t< ifi.i Hi. .tltht .is <- .nut Mil> iiiiitr ( cuter, a « * Extensive" earn wt»t» HOUSEKEEPERS, crimination Far"iia' Split-level. 1 '/.- Bath, on NANNIES. COMPANIONS ^totj5 includes c^,idreri GARWOOD - 1 BR apt., quiet < KMi- upM.ili' I.ii 'ln\ iii \l:il.m.in NJ. Is expand you lean training procpam Large Lot. Fam. Rm. Deck neighborhood near park, ChbM AH nationalities'Lie. Bonded •jnde' the age of 18 liv- Totally updated recently. MIL; II^ si.ill .mil Si.< — riilli> ii|)jKiiumilk-s. We turn* HI AURORA AGENCY ing with parents or legal easy access to public trans. wUh a Fatune 500 Ca SALES Must see to Appreciate!! & shopping, avail. 8/1. nllVr I \( Nil M sM.Mtll/i.inil WORKING (X>N< * Caratr advaresrort cp- 170 Morns Ave. L. Br. NJ custodians, pregnant $529,000 908-232-5449 $2.000....Signing Bonus) 7322223369 women and peop'e se- $900/mo.. no pets. sec. l>MK>\s, , ,i:ii|il» in. ni.ir'. niL-cils ;iiicl flexible Sb.50O Ak based on re- curing custody of chil- & refs. req d. Princ. oily. cent earnings! After 6pm 90X54-4367 si -luxliilrs. M \\ ',l< \l is \VI l( OMI-! (i:<)i: M/F) POLISH WOMAN will clean dren under 18. WESTFIELD BY OWNER Our ideal candktte is oner- If Someone can do it...so your home & office. Refs. gene and can provide ex- can you! This newspaper will not Charming, expanded cape OARWOOO. 1BR, HK. LR DR. Car & Eip.! 908-962-2864 knowingly accept any GARAGE, no (M^ wU i*ur RNs - GKEAT RATES „, FU11 TIMlT ceMert customer service .1 i qualified T.V, Direct comer lot. 3BR. 28A. 2 advertising for real es- car detached, deck, fin S1060*UHB. 90B-7W-B6S7 & SIGN ON BONUS u is - rut-L iinnt Locution: WtstfieU, NJ white promoting oU line d Mail 4. Confirmed Ap- Seniors Compantonahlp care financial products and serv- tate which is m violation ished basement, living, GARWOOD 2BR. 2" fir of 2 ... •"•''• isc resrontf to: pointments Daily! luenn lue-out. Provided by of the law. To report icas. It you haw caart han- $l,000'$2.500 Immediate dining. EIK. oil hot water fam. DVV. W/D HU. 0«5t. ' ' Kiln tJoVano RFQUIHKMENTS: E«p European Ladies. d'scrimmation, call the baseboard. 4 zones, ding and'or ajqurianca and Potential...Per week! No 90fr 931-1941 r>Hg. close to shop & trans . • G<>oi> COMPUTER SKILLS ate ready to t» exposed to a Office of Fair Housing $435k. 90*654-3117 experience Necessary! and Equal Opportunity 't:i. updated. Avail. Immed . • CiOOI> ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS proJesaHrai environmert, Call Sftft-566-9144 S1300, mo. & 1 Vi mo. sec. COOK •end your resume or con- of the U.S. Department LPNs - GREAT RATES of Housing and Uiban 908 233 6486 • Ex< KI.I.KNT COMMUNICATION SKILLS tact; Umtlll1tHMl45 Development (HUD) atH0ME0WNERSI BEEN GARWOOD 2BRs. LR/DR. TRINA OWENS DIETARY AIDES I-60O-669-9777 The HUD TURNED DOWN? WE CAN hit., yard, VV/Dhkup. quiet CNA-; • GF!EAT RATES NEEDED: WORLD SAVINGS TTY telephone number St. near transp,. n/s. n/p. 20 EAST PROSPECT ST. ATTENTION HUNTERSI 50 HELP! PURCHASE, REFI- PAHT-TIME, TO WORK AJ'PROX. 20-^(1 Classifieds for the hearing im- NANCE. CASHOUT. HOME $950 + utJls. 908-S1SO650 WALWCK, NJ 074*3 Acres - $69,900 Guy now. paired is 212-706-1455 > :•••) ><>0U lax: luix resume to i)oH-2 } 8155263 Ba I359.9990PEN HOUSE pets. 908-7890503 SUN. 8/1.1-4 www.upstateNYJand.com Garwood New 2BR. 1BA. seconrj floor, central air. off street parking, by train -V1- ^. V'. iC V ALL CASH PAIDIII station. $1450mo+l sec. For single & multi-fa'Tviy Avil.now . 90&591-6426 nomes & vacant i.jid. LINDEN - 1 BR apts,, ht. hw Fast closings! CON to- mcl.. gar.. $875/mo. ddy! Please call 732-3404100 ERA SUBURB LI NDEN 2BR/DR. newV tencv,. REALTY AGENCV. no pete. tll00/mo., refs.. 1 908-322-4434 mo. sec. •<• utls. 90S687-1245 N. EDISON- walk 2 trainJFK, 2 Bfl reM?renovated $110O/m o incl. trtii. adults No smoking 733OH04H0 Qolf front home NEW PROVIDENCE 2 or 3 $199,900. Spectacular BRs. 2 fl. apt. DR. LR. new Carolina Mtn home large ESK. ful! bath. C/A, on 18 hole course near dishwasher. W/D. garage, Asheville NC. Enjoy mild basement, yard, plenty of climate, great golf, (ovt parking. Walk to train. taxes & IOA cost of liv- S1500. per mo. + util. ing! Huge savings going 90&604-0448 on now. Call toll-free 1- NEW PROVIDENCE- 6rm apt End Your Cvrrenl 6M lease 866-334-32S3 \ 609 t basement in \Vj duplex, ORLANDO LUXURY RESORT $1900/mo. Utils & heat VILLAS 2.3.4 bedrooms r.ot included. Avail 9/1. $91,900 • $149,900 Call Helen 9OS464-SB05 MONTHS EARLY!!! FULLY FURNISHED Use,. H. PUMNFIEID - McL 1BR 445 f- or Leases Ending July 2004 Thru March 2005. Call for details then rent to vacationers. mis. $850 & $950+uUls. Ollf-r Ends Augus! 2nd Lake Marion Goif Resoit 3rnis. $695+utils. rvo pets. SAVE ON EVERY Sales (88S> 382-0088 For 908-561-5085 after 6. Rentals (877) 604 3500 PITTSTOWN- Very clean, PRE OWNED VEHICLE! mvw. lakemanon.net large LR. BR. NO Smok- ing/Pets, includes heaV'hot water, storage, Avail immea, mmtromun $900mo 908-730-7791. DAY CIHISI II mit.MH.4H PLAINFIELD East End Eff. apt. suitable for 1 person, Financing :RANF0RD 2 Bdr. ap!.. off $550/mo. incl. all utils. street parking, no pets, Call 908-226-9990 Financing ^hzXesi avail. 9/1, $995, mo. * util. 908-2 76-2365 RAHWAY- clean, quiet studio. loc. on cuk)e-sac. opt gar. 'lanford 2BR Apt 2 fl. W/D HT pd, laundry on premises. THE RIGHT WAY THE RIGHT CAR'. large yard. S1300+utlis. 1 r«> pets. Avail. ^1S J6Orj/mo. % mo. sec 908-6540725 1' -. ino. sec. 732499-7621 Hew 2004 Chevrolet nCfenraMMHIMlt ROSELLE - 1 BR apts., start 4df. 6cy1. aJtoirans. ar.pt,r str Al ing at $795. ht, hw incl. stereo-cass. CD ail-oys :•'! ;rj:$e tg:s Keyiess enjry c^- PUBLISHER'S Please call 732-34&O100 ROSELLE PARK 1 BR Garden NOTICE Apt., hdwd. firs,, eff-st prfcg. •2 CNtYTrtel Civaller II All residential real estate utilities inc.. $8759O0/mo. A Or -I cyl 3UJC rrans air (,AT sir ABS iCKs Vitr)=3 AM FM #i advertising in tms news ISITW. sec. 9O&272£O37 paper 15 suoject !o the Federal! Fair Housing Act J ROSELLE PARK-28R. 2' fl of ihe New Jersey Law I three family, no pets, avail Against Discnmj lation arid ! mimed.. $925/mo. Refs & Pennsylvania Human credit chk 906-6530252 Relations Act Ifiese laws ROSELLE PARK- 4 Fam Hse proliibtdiscnminaiion in the Lg. 2br..LR.. Kit. storage safe rental or fmaricing ol avail, in Bsmt.. quiet side dv.-ellings street SI 150 + uUls. 1.5 mo./ sec. 9086204008 The Fair Housing Act SCOTCH PLAINS -1 or 2 BR makes it illegal to ncfveidse apt., finest residential "any preference limitation area 908-251-5075 discrimination because ol race color religion, sex. SPRINGFIELD studio apt, handicap, familial stslus separate entrance, eat in or national origin or inten- kit. $70P includes utils. tion to make any sucn No smoking, no pets. Call preference limitation or 973-37SO629 discrimination' Familial sta- SUMMIT 2 BR. 1 bath, tus mdiides children uncjer townhouse garden apt ihe aye ol 18 living with convenient downtown lo- II CfctrrtHI Ilinr II4H cation 9OB-277-O227 ? parents or legal guardians a^vi'jri ,ir :>A- t: *Di ^»E. wal pregnant .vornen ,-jnd SUMMIT- 2 v* BR, LR. DR peciple seciinny cus!rxj> ol EIK. w/D .walk to town- chikjren undor 18 train, N/S.no pets. $1500. Cbcvrtlit HMte Carto St iutil. avail S/l. 51S647 In addition to the protec- 5691 tions noted abovo. flew SUMMIT 2 BR. LR, EIK. 2 Jersey lav/ piohibits fir. of 3 fam. Victorian. [lEEISin CREW CU 4M 01EMCIiirra15IISlE4x4 discrimination based on ar., 4 laundry rm.. creed ancestry, marital t1250/ mo. Walk to NY SUKTO CD ,rwvs c-u«. 1.,-w ,Wv.« f-tr, K !,, ,.-,,,„ 1711 flQh status, atfectuai or sexual bus/train. 90»273O957_ J9 985 n. i,. ,5-W *N .1 Ef,r - U £U,3Oll onenlalion. or nationality, 1 and Pennsylvania law SUMMIT- 2" fir.. Kit.. proh'bits disc(irriir;ation on LR.2BR. h/hw. gas & elec. ac & refrig, gar., tlio basis oi age disability near trans.. No pets. or ,'ii>r,?stry N S. avail 7'1 $1,400' '25,750 The i", i 'kf:,m',b,i< Loyally teb - Must be a current ovwner/lessee ot an Oldsmobile product; Military reb. - Must show proof of military status. "Retail value up to $2850. Not in lieu of cash. See dealer for details mediately near transporta- tion S1100NOPETS BO* 2321962 an.S Record-Press

ART OCCO DRESSER, bed & cherry, ta- 1 table. _ WAU. IMTI match Mt of 4 WASMD1—il Whirlpool 7 cycte dressing table */ stool ble, leaf. 6 chairs, china horwy color finish, areai chrs.. China cab.. 2 with bottom catuoeti. light waM*e». urtOer 5 years of VWSTflEUJ • 2nd fl 5 rms. 2£AHWVfMMY SALE Bakelrte handles cabinet, buffet $600. Mir- storage, etc. cond. $500/ leaves. e»c. cond.. oak. Exc cond. Must s«e! age. eic. sorting cond. all For sale- Double lawn crypt OMAN OEM «.S Elee start & twdwd ffesowu out, hMt & •W-24S-M42 ror $50. Organ $150. Tif- obo. Picfajres available $1000; Kit. table, while S65O attachments inc. $99 Hollywood Memorial Park FP. 110V. Good for camper, tmah tnciudad, no pets. •10" --"•""" CHAIR- anttque. fany lamp $140. A/C908-317-0609 formica. 4 chrs.. $500: 3 after 6pm Union. Hi. $5000. call house, TRK, $650/ 0J» «•* to trains, off street $125. Call •OS4BS-273S Sect. Lacquer Wall unit VUABCH) - rtirB chrome & leather. $500 ETHAN ALLEN QUO* ANN fctdcta tar. buurt 73MS7-4M1 ptitL, $1350 per mo. MM. 50s Dinette- black. $400. DMnQ room by Burlington MNHM ROOM TABLE $400; BR. Q. 5 pc.. tnpte 7/1 90&2321962 dresser w/mirror. chest, fcma. paiaa ha*t *p FREE *moom DIRECTV POOL TABLE full size Ant»que mirTor $100 obo. HcHjse, Trestle table, cheery wood, rectangular, oova pcUf* T^*" 321 908-276-5521 wing back chars, china 68">43*. 2 arm chairs & 6 hdbid.. 2 marble top night SYSTEM INCLUOCS IN- w/cues. balls, rack & Atm, 2 family, closet, server Highest side chairs, 2 extensions tables, $1200. SdeV B STAUATIONI 4 Mo. FREE ping pong table top. $600 close to transportation. : Trad side refng.. 21 cu ft Ik" MMTAME DISH- programming w/NFL Sun 90B43MU7 cheny. 2 dressers. 64" w/52' quality construction. and custom pads. Asking like Avail Aug 1 «0»aa»W77 $2 000 908-665-8671 $1750 973-7010966 $350 SO*227-aaSS WASMCR • almost ne* day Ticket subscription iTwror, 58' mere dresser new from Ebers, sofa, $ZOO/obo 90S81&7245 Over 205 channels! Lim POWE« WHEfLCHAJB Almsf *ms & bam. HOO. 90&233O224 DMng nant mt (400FORMA. L OR European wa MOVINS SALE - Oak Claw- love seat, rocker, otto i!e<3 time offef. SAH, re- NfW! & Difimg Room waft to train, no pete, l v* foot Dming Table. 6 chrs.. man. coffee * 2 end ta 7» (MKiNI IMM* * Sot for sole 90S-232- •total Hooflnc • StMng BEDHOOM SET 1320s. Heal Blond wood table w/ leaf. nut. oblong table. 6 stjictions apply. 1-80O mo. sec. Sept 1 11000 + Buy Direct. We Manufac 6 cfians China cabinet, chairs, china cabinet, buf 8 Drawer Wood Dresser. bles. walnut stain w/blue MMM popular & \&u 20*3961. 6167 boacUuEaj A- nua. tHeHw. : Antique Sewing Mach. Ta foam cushions, or| Includes Beetle's firsl fe M»23W ture for Residential. eic. cono. T32-6744S74 fet. sideboard, $1,999 RADIAL ARM SAW $75. Commercial, Agriculture in rrttsfalls. nua see. $250C neg. 732-3827538 ble. Kit Tablai 4 chrs.. 5 SS.OOO, sacrifice $2.CXX cwaint $100 obo. G.E. 4t>ume( electric stove 5 different APTS. Galvanued, Galvalume. 0B09Te6ffi MNIN4 ROOM SET 4PC Pc. BR Set. Twin Bed. 3 Call 90S«65-7910 SW-2SM070 and dishwasher, both Gas Grill w, side burner. Aval). Aug 1 & Sept. 1. Aluminum, Painted #1, glass mirror wall unit FHN *1M aras* b*« $25O 2 White wood Bookcases. mond. Magic Chef micro $75: Dfill Press. $75: 2 I Set- A. table & chairs & 2 walnut end tables w/gtass ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO Replacement windows. 2BR. SfrOO/mo, 3BR. #2. Seconds. Rejects, etc Huffman Koos Girl's White Desk t, more 5 new. or wave. 1.0 cu. ft. $175 for 2BA. deluxe 12200/mo. glass tables. $1500 908- tops 4 coffee table 9O*27*«327 TOUR NEW POWER WHttL all 9OS-232-M41 $90 & $65: Cement form LOW PRICES! FREE Lite/a cherry bdrm set. 4 post dered too many, best ol CHAIRS, SCOOTERS. H0S 215-766-7717 ture! 1*00-373-3703 233-1657 w/glass top, $250. 973- Tubes & 18 ft. Parsllam queen s>2e. 2 Otessers */ 377-43S4 MOVING SALE SECT. SOFA fe(97J635-7169 PITAL BEDS AND DIABETIC GE PROfiLE REFRtDOC. oft 90B-3BO-9US WISTFHLD- 6rms. driveway. mirror. VGC ask $1500 MNIttQ ROOM SET 9 pcs. pastel pnnts, SOU); 3 Pc SUPPLIES CALL 1-800 *+it.. top freerer. 36" W X traditional. pocan. w, HIOM BOV - Cherry mahoc Taupe Wall Unit. 2 yrs 843-9199 TO SEE IF YOU 65- H n 31-D. 24.7 Cubic garage, w/d. close to any. $400. Call 97H31 train. $1600/mo, Avail. BEDROOM SET Platform pads. eic. cond . $850. old. $875; Maple Bunk QUALIFY NJ LOCATION ft. Asking $3bO 060 91 A' (11c W cum. ft. Fi^Me K OOiXM Precious Moments, SOS-78S-4727 7169 Beds. $75; white Wash m A $493 rj bori Eic Aug 1st. 0714 never out of box. 90& queen bed w/4 drawers, 25 WOOOCM ALL STCfL BUILDINGS headboard has 2 attached .DECO 30 S OMncRo Tile Top Table. 6 chrs. FRAMES- various sizes, WfSTFMLO Apartment 753-3960 Tabto w/inlaid design 79' $375; Henredon Q. Sz BR 25n28 was $8,300. sell OOLFIU Men s Black Bag night stands on each side, 40SMMOGAMrTABLE ,6 used, good for amateur $4,990. 30)46 Aas $30 firm Call 9OS>337<6*74 ROGERS PLATED FLATWARE available August, great lighted. */2 shelves 4 2 >39' N/ pedestal base Set, multiple pcs., $875; 650 PCS . CHARTER OAK. house, short walk to train. Amana Stainless Steel artist 01 art club. $80 $14,300. sell $6,980 drawers on each Head SERMR.AfO CHW &BND $600: Sofa Table, $200. 48ilO0 was $27,800. s*ll HARLEV PARTS- *83 Sports COLUMBIA. FLOWIR. L£V> $1235. 1.5 mo. sec. No board is mirroied with 2 ilOOOO.B.O 9062963739 Bottom Freezer, Refng.. 2 >war. 2O03 Fat Boy. Mitsu GNL. ORANGE BLOSSOM pets, no smoking. yrs. old. $900; 1950s Maytag TOKtS- Grace Praweton $15,950. Call Now! Joe drawers & lighted. Solid DINING ROOM SET LANE WR0U0HT IRON Coffee 1800)392-7817 bishi Eclipse nrns 908-232-4655 oak made by J Boyd. Ar Wringer Washer. Best Of nfant car seat & strollei A NEW COMPUTER - BUT Formal. Dreie Heritage, & end tables. Ital. marble 4 fer. White Bakers Rack 140: Boppy pillow *,' re SCAO 4S- '-'SixI Kawa&aki moire w. 6 drawers & 3 beautiful dark tbl, w/ 6 antq.wood cof. ttXs .boys Bfl •UILDINQ SALEI "Rock NOT TVJB/SPA-7 person 45 WiitliM Carte* 2 rms. NO CUM? You're AP shelves. Dressei w/3 tiei w/2 wicker drawers movable cover for easy Bottom Prices!' Quick i?ng . runs great. Low Hrs. large studio plus EIK. bal PROVED Guaranteed! * suede chairs $500/obo set. LR chairs. TV stands 4 S50.S0L0 Please call cleaning 112 H»7a»74K> lets, 1 Onp, ozone, IghtsAwate SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD mirror 4. 9 drawers P»£ P«r«(o itroMtr $40 mow. 908-889-7051 delivery Beat ne«t price rfall. NeWr used, full war cony, walk to RR/Dus NO CREDIT CHECK • Bad $25O0. 732-4329686 S4*2O3-1B3< increase. Go direct; - IMM31-MM Credit-Bankruptcy OK. 1 Call 90«-232-49O7 LAZY BOY- 4 pc sectional Cftwry c«f»M UWa A 2 end ranty.CostlHOOO SellI3795 SCUBA EQUIP. Everything to MULTI-ROOMS - 3 Couches. save! 2O'»26\ 25n30'. 97J292U18 get you started in scuba 800420-0326 10A9P BED SET- maple, w/ boxDININfl ROOM SET, ma sofa, pull out bed. $5O0 tables. $99./an 973 30x40'. 35'»60'. 40>80'. 4, beau EST • Mon-Ffi 'Checking spnng, mafljess 7 mo old. hog.. Duncan Phyfe. feaf. 973-635-7169 3 glass 4 brass tables. 2 635-7169 diving except tanks.$600. tiful efficiency & 1BR 9O& wood end tables 45'»90'. 50'ilW. HOUSE SALE baker s rack, 9W 2330922 Account Required night table, eic. cond. $500 6 chaifs. criina cabinet. 60nl80' Others. P10 sofa. china cabinet. 5180004 or 908-612- WWW PCSF0RALL.COM OBO 90B-75446K Leather sofa. loveseat. 7037 OftttSUI, 6 drawer 3000 buffet, wall hanging mir chair 4 ottoman. Cream w/mirror. 125. 90*241 neer. 18006685412. Christmas items, picnic StWING MACHINE Singei BEOS T*in trundle almost for. $3500/60 2 match color. Eje cond. Moving, MUST SELLI Different Hems 8607 items, slay bed. women's consote. enc. cond. $150 new. Custom spieed & pil ing bookcases with bot sacrifice $1000, call to inquire 908-755- shoes site 9. Traveling 90&68&O388, 908«8» torn doors & I n liq cati. 2187 Sr3PM or 732 926- w Sato: 33" TV w/*tand CEMETERY PLOTS Buy 1 bags. 908-241*678 8535 lows. *200 SOLD SOLD 908-868-8589 get 1 free 2 graves, side SOLDSOLD Lane storage chest, art 0462 4-11PM $75. 90»92S12H al n ong. tunes, ft* LIVING RM SUITE- hand byside. Graceland Memo Itwm for Sate deco desk. Best offers. Now. BoautHM CKanartten Portable, ideal for person sale at betas* Vi pnoe: trays. BELLINI BABY CRIB f. 732-9SS-S455 carved red 4 gold fabric RM IA1£- 3 ROOM AIR CON rial Park. Spruce section Store shelving 16ft, stoie changrig table.Grace playpen 65" couch. 4 chairs, mar DWHMI Flityf**/ Out- DillONf RS like new. Amana Kenilworth, NJ CaM 610 counter, comni. copier, w/caretaker. Exc. cond •une cooler, water pitcher, door lamp*: Very Afford WCSTF1ELO- large 12 BR si^ar/creamer se( & otfier 4 swing set BR set *fi new DINING ROOM SET Thl. 4 ble top table, $995 $85. Fngidaire $80. Snarp 395 1875 aft. 8pm {Pa 1 office Sschool supp . $500. 90*3511767 chairs 4 china closet $500. able732 382-6931 $55; BOYS SCHWINN BIKE calt 908-78914 73 apt.facing Elm St. lots of pcs. Can 90S233-2235 732-3968909. for picture- CHARBROtL COMMERCIAL SNAPPER LAWN MOWER -5HP. Dresser, amoire 1 2 it 5g3scottgleason.com OUTDOOR FURNITURE $65; CAR BIH£ RACK {in llgtit HW firs. No smok Hacfc Iran Squaw Tabta n/ stands $300. Piano $500. SCRIES Outdoor Mil. JACUZZI- lacu/71 brartd. 6ft Push. RrBag & MuBi 3 Yrs Ins, no pets please Glasstop table. 4 chairs Dox) fits Kiree bikes $66 glass lop 38*40*30 w/4 Misc HH items. 908-322 Living 7512 Model #4632215. top wtiiripool tub. like new. white c*J e« oorid $200.obo 732 $1175 Incl.heat & hw I mmmimm I chars w/ white leather seats. and bedroom Mt Need to w/'urnbrella. e»c. cond.. rated by consumer report, w/ chrome & gold accenl 382S7M 9419 $175 90&241-8607 MfrttMMM •ARTEtl-S FARM 4 QAHDEN BcCott $3759062332827 sell fast, tow price FOR SALE: Antique metal stainless stl. casing & fauceL Ong. pnee $3000. WKV Firewood 1/2 O' full DMng room tabl» Beautiful ****** Bombay Bahar'a Rack like Picnic Sol. 8 piece. 6 topped kit. table 908241 cab., side burner & clec asking $350. Pickup only. WBTfKLD PRIVATE COT cords 908-654-1566 golden pine, found. 2 chairs, round fiberglass tronic ^nrcjon. li&htfy used, SPA « HOT TUB COVERS TME-1BR BK.LR tUOC new. retails for $130. leaves opens to 83' oval. Living Room Sat Victonan 3796 $99 4 UP. Cover lifters 732-388-1681 will sacrifice for $75 style couch, chair, set lea. table 4 umbrella, $275 e»c. cond Retail $600 will +uns.M»23MT3a *v/ 6 spindle-back cnairs. 908-65*8756. FOR SALE- file cabinets, 4 sell for $350. 90&301-1225 KITCHEN TABLE w/2 chain 1169. SW772 7S1O 908-30^7318 3 wnne wood radiator co\«re table 4 armoire. $600 draper $50$ 75: other of $25: Gatage Door Opener M SET- French Provincial, 47". 52'. 57" long. Potterv Kitchen Set pedestal table QUALITY ESTATE SALE fice stuff from home office CMW* bth»- Huffy 20m. $40: Ford Alarm $25: Lit w/ leaf 4 4 chairs $350. 304 Clarfc Street apt. 3A 3 PC WICKER SET- 1920s vir> fruitwood. lull size bed, Bam white corner com 9OM97-O7M Sranct new. nevei been tie Tikes Table $40: Doll FREE ADVICE. dresser. 2 night tables, putei desk. All best offer 90*709-0797 Westfield. Saturday July used Black and red, new High Chair $5: Chicken tage. $550. Small Victorian 31" 9:3O4Pm. Mah. mmm love seat. e*c. cond.. men's chest. $95O Call must sell. 90*9221745 LR SET ou»«n ilaopai, with helmet included. $50 firm, Limbo game $3. 908587 BE WARY Furn..; DR Table. 6 Chairs. 9XM-2JXW30 9770 KHKCUV HEIQHTS $1200. 900-2334033 732-382-4897 DMA* TaM» 7ft.. solid pine love seat. 3 mos old. org Nordic Track Skier Like new DOWNTOWN - Retail / Of- Sideboard. Drop leaf Ta cond. Fully adjust, tension OF ADS BUNK BEDS - complete set. hand made. 37m. wide $2900 wil! sell $2200/ ble. China Closet. Knee COMICS- DC/MARVEL Pun MAPLE Kitchen table with fice - 3 units avail. 700 3#IECE LMHTEB ENTER obo. Steve 732 381 7074 & height control. Comes white legs and 4 chaits. 350 A 250+/- sq. ft.. 2nd i yr. old. solid wood. e725

•IT - 3 BR, 2 BA. LR. 2 COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO THE DR. 1am. mi.. C/A. porch. SOMIRMT PATRIOTS QAMB Ig. yd., quiet convenient location, $2800/mo. 1= Certified Pre-Owned = JULY 31 WITH EVERY SATURN PURCHASE MOUNTAIN MCNCV RCALTOm •0S-273-22U WESTFIELO - 2 blocks from t-M«-27*-7«SI Jefferson School 46R ex- panded cape, LR. DR. EIK. L new BA. C/A. All Appl. NO Pets or Smoking. $1850 We will make your /mo + Utils. 1.5 mo sec. CC Req'd. WMV2S1-M2* WIfTFlELO - Immac. 3 BR. 1V6 BA. 801 North Ave., 1st payment! month $1800 + ulils.. Imrned. Oc- MSRP: Si5,730 cupancy 732-5T4-1004 Lease for 48 months/12K miles Vm#4Z196454 WEtTFlELD - renovated 2BR home with new full bath A JMK BMW exclusive. per year with $995 down ana kitchen, w/D in plus 1st payment, ••**' basement, large yard & parking. $1575/mo + utils tax, tag and fees. and 1.5 mo sec. Call Matt 75 Car Indoor Display Area! With Approved Credit. WCETREUVSniaA house, reno vated. $1250. 1 V4 sec &uH. Certified Pre-Owned BMW Protection Plan 908-7890625 Avari.tmmed. R Up to 2 Years/50,000 mile warranty, from 2001 WESTF1ELD- Viet. 4-5BR. the end ol the oriqinal new c

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Based on that replacement rental car cover- figure, the Insurance age, which costs only a couple Information Institute calcu- of dollars a month. lates that five vehicles could Remember, it can cost more be stolen in the next two min- for a one-day car rental than a utes. full-year of replacement car "All too often, consumer coverage. attitudes about vehicle thefls — Myth: Thieves are not are based on misconceptions, interested in older vehicles. which can lead to expensive Fact: In 2002, the top five consequences," said Carolyn model years stolen were 1995, Gorman, vice president of the 1994, 1989, 1990 and 1991, PHOTO COUF1TESY OF PRNEWSFOTO Insurance Information respectively, according to The Ford debuted itt Ford Mustang GT-R concept car at the 2004 New York International Auto Show in April. This year the car maker has redesigned Institute, a non-profit organi- National Insurance Crime the Mustang, while adding six new lines to its Ford and Lincoln Mercury lineups. zation. Bureau. For additional infor- The third annual Driver mation, including annual lists Education Days educates of the top thefts by region and drivers about vehicle theft by year, make and model, and and accidents. It is part of tips to help avoid theft, visit Ford continues new car blitz Wiser Drivers Wise Up — www.nicb.org. www.wiserdrivers.com — Although you may not be PRNewswire-FirstCall - Ford Mountaineer. tion of its new flagship Ford Five car. Both will be available this fall. sponsored by the Consumer able to prevent your vehicle and Lincoln Mercury are set to "We arc in the middle of the Hundred sedan next year with a The 2005 Ford Escape Hybrid, Protection Association of from being stolen, you can launch six new vehicle lines for the most aggressive 90 days of new mid-size sedan — the Ford Fusion, which has gone on sale, offers 35- America and the Insurance take the following steps to 2005 model year, part of a multi- product introductions in Ford his- one of three all-new cars Ford and 40 mph fuel economy in the city Information Institute. year plan to overhaul the current tory." said Greg Smiih, Ford Motor Lincoln Mercury will unveil l>egin- and SUV cargo capability. help law enforcement recover cars being sold by the company. — Myth: Most thefts occur your vehicle more quickly. Company executive vice president ning at the 2005 North American Ford is offering a newV-fi engine in unprotected areas. The carmakers' model lineup and nresident of the Americas. International Auto Show in in the 2005 Ford F-150 and even If you discover your vehi- revamp includes the new Ford The six new nameplatcs are: the Detroit in January-. more power and capability in the — Fact: An FBI report shows cle's been stolen, notify law Mustang and the world's first Ford Freestyle, Ford Five Larger than a Ford Focus sedan 2005 F-Series Super Duty. Major more than a third of all vehi- enforcement immediately. Be hybrid-electric sports utility vehi- Hundred, Mercury Montego, and smaller than the Ford Five changes to the Super Duty include cle thefts occur at a resi- prepared to give the make, cle, the Ford Escape Hybrid. Mercury Mariner, Ford Escape Hundred, the new Fusion will be class-leading payload ratings, dence. color, model, license plate For Ford, more than 60 percent of Hybrid and Ford GT. A new ver- aimed squarely at the heart of the increased tow-ratings, new — Myth: Stolen vehicles are number and Vehicle the vehicles within a 12-month sion of the Ford Mustang is also mid-size car market Ford Fusion engines, a new design and a usually found. Identification Number. period are new or all-new. Mercury launching this year. will be joined by an all-new, unique tr.iiler brake control sys- — Fact: About half of all Keep a photocopy of your adds two new vehicles, the Other changes to existing vehi- upscale, mid-size car from tem. stolen vehicles are recovered registration and insurance Montego sedan and Mariner SUV, cles include new styling for the Mercury and the all-new, all- The new Ford (IT is based on the but many may still need card handy. and Lincoln upgrades the Ford Focus, Ford Escape and Ford wheel-drive Lincoln Zephyr. legendary race car of the 1960s major repairs. The longer the Make your vehicle easier to Navigator with a new look and F-Series Super Duty models. New Ford while the new Ford Mustang offers vehicle is in the possession of identify. Write your initials on new 3-valve V-8 and six-speed ]>owertrains and upgrades for the The Five Hundred features the improved steering, ride and han- criminals, the less chance of an index card and drop it in transmission. Lincoln Navigator, Ford trademarked Command Seating dling. The Mustang GT model complete recovery. the window slot or carefully hi addition, Advance Trac with Expedition and Ford F-150 and 11 and all-wheel-drive. 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