CLARK, N J, VOL 13 NO, 49 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,2003 mycfark.com TWO SECT1C Fliers The last hurrah Bomb scar~ at pool closes Raritan stir pot By David Learn squad and the county emergency serv- Managing Editor ices unit. Authorities evacuated " 10 or By David Learn A portion of Raritan Road was 15" houses along Raritan Road during Managing Editor closed for about two hours Tuesday the incident, Connell said. A couple of fliers found at the afternoon as officials dealt with an After on-site X-rays of the suitcase pool last week have stirred things up, abandoned briefcase on a bus that were unable to provide bomb squad and not in the water. they believed might have a bomb officials with a clear sense of what The fliers, which advertised a • inside. was inside, they took the suitcase out fund-raiser for the Clark Democratic The incident began about 3 p.m. through a window of the bus and Club, prompted a lengthy discussion when an NJ Transit driver whom opened it from a safe distance away. at Tuesday night's Township Council police did not identify noticed the "It turned out to be nothing seri- meeting as council members ques- abandoned luggage on the bus. The ously dangerous in there," said Con- tioned Pool Director Pete Smith on driver became concerned because the nell. The suitcase contained clothes the pool's policies regarding fliers. briefcase belonged to a passenger and other personal items. "A lot of Soliciting donations or votes for a who had left the bus in Elizabeth, and junk." political organization on public prop- who had made remarks that the driver considered concerning. "All's well that ends well," he erty is illegal under state election law. said. Council President Jim Ulrich said Clark Police Capt. Denis Connell Officials on Tuesday evening were Tuesday morning that fliers had been would not disclose the alleged remarks, which he said are evidence interviewing the driver to get a found all around the pool area, in the in the ongoing investigation. description of the owner of the suit- women's shower room, near the snack After contacting a dispatcher at NJ case. Connell said he had "no clue" bar, and on the pool bulletin board. Transit for advice, the bus driver whether arrests could be pending in That, to him, was completely inappro- stopped the bus on Raritan Road near the incident. priate. Schuyler Drive and contacted police. Janet Hines, a spokeswoman for "It's not something we should be Clark police responded, along with NJ Transit, was not available for com- doing at the pool," said Ulrich. "It's members of the Union County bomb ment on the incident Tuesday. not Democratic or Republican. It's the pool." That was the main thrust of the questions the all-Republican council Weeks-dead body directed at Smith and at Assistant Pool Director Rose Tomchak, who also is municipal Democratic vice located in home chairwoman. The pool as a matter of policy does By David Learn cers noticed it as soon as they entered not allow any outside fliers to be post- Managing Editor the house, said police Capt. Denis ed on pool grounds. The only fund- A- Clark family remains under Conne!!. raisers that the pool does promote are scrutiny since the grisly discovery last "The big question is. how can a ones done by the swim team, or things week of a badly decomposed body of guy die in the house and be there two- given approval by the Township an 82-year-old man in their Willow plus weeks?" said Connell. Council. Way home. Lombardi lived in an upstairs "This is an isolated incident I was The deceased, identified as Nicola room in the house and apparently had Lombardi, lived in the house of his had iittle contact with the Keaveney not aware of," said Smith, who said Photo By Reena Rose Sabayan daughter and son-in-law, Donna and adults. A 13-year-oid foster child in he was unaware of the fliers in the : women's room for the simple reason Rebecca Friedman, 3, doesn't iook as if she has the end of summer biues, even Kenneth Keayeney. Police said Lom- the Keaveney s care had been taking that he's a man and does not habitual- though she returned to school this week with ihe rest of the students from through- bardi appeared to have been dead for him regular meals, and had been ly enter the women's room. out the state. For the moment, Rebecca was reiishing in the Clark pool's cool water weeks before his death was reported bringing the plates back down empty. The council seemed largely satis- during a recent warm day before Labor Day. Beach balls and other pool toys have to authorities, at 10:49 p.m. Aug. 28. An autopsy performed by the fied with Smith's explanation that the been neatly tucked away for the summer. The smell from the decomposing Union County Medical Examiner on incident was an isolated one, and that body was so intense that police offi- See DELAY, Page 2 he had reminded staff that they were to remove any fliers or handbills immediately in the future. Mayor: County looking elsewhere for museum For his part, though, Smith object- ed to what he considered a lack of By David Learn Another public hearing specifically on the sports fields could draw more traffic to the The board currently has 20 volunteer communication between the council Managing Editor Esposito Farm is planned during the Board site than a children's museum. members, but its bylaws allow for up to 30. and the pool administration, saying he Opponents to erecting a children's muse- of Chosen Freeholders' regular meeting on Toal consistently has advocated using the Among its members are former Acting Gov. would have preferred to receive a um on Madison Hill Road may have some Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Administration space for passive recreation. In the past, Donald DiFrancesco and Barbara Bagger, phone call about the council meeting good news coming: the county reportedly is Building, 2 Elizabethtown Plaza, Elizabeth. county officials have avoided committing to wife of former state Sen. Richard Bagger. instead of getting a letter on Saturday looking elsewhere. Freeholder Alexander Mirabella, who anything definite about the site. The children's museum will need to raise without advance notice. The former Esposito Farm on Madison stressed that the county has continuously Bonaccorso said he does not know the about $12 million to complete the project. That was certainly how Tomchak Hill Road has been under consideration as a looked at all options for the museum's loca- name of the other municipality being consid- herself felt. home for The Children's Museum of Central tion, said an announcement regarding the ered, and declined to comment further. The county on June 19 approved giving ""I think it would have been legit- Jersey at least since Jan. 6, when Freeholder future of the museum and one of the design One site the county previously has identi- the children's museum $1 million in seed imate to call me and say, 'Rose, we'd Chairwoman Deborah Scanlon announced plans for the farm is expected Tuesday. fied as a possible location for the children's money to plan and develop the museum's like to know what's going on,'" she the county's interest in developing the site. Fourth Ward Councilman Brian Toal, an museum is a 5-acre site on Green Lane in physical structure and exhibits, to be paid said before the council meeting, "i Since then, it has been a regular source of outspoken critic of any efforts to develop Union that it bought from the YM-YWHA of quarterly over an 18-Tnorsth period. controversy. don't think ! should be brought up in Esposito Farm, urged residents to attend the Union County for S3.4 million. The money will come from the county's front of the council." "At this point the county is in very strong information meeting, but generally avoided The children's museum is meant to be an Open Space, Recreation and Historic Preser- All told, the council spent 30 min- negotiations with another municipality to put saying anything else. educational facility with hands-on interac- vation Trust Fund. utes talking with Smith and Tomchak, the children's museum there, and not at the "It's a pure example of democracy in tive displays. Wherever it is built, the chil- Union County bought the Esposito Farm compared to the 12 minutes it spent farm," Mayor Sal Bonaccorso announced at action" — if it happens, Toal said. dren's museum would be run by the nonprof- late last year for $5.45 million, the second on the first part of its meeting. But the Tuesday night's Township Council meeting. What this means for the site is far from it organization, with an executive director purchase of open space under the trust fund. topic soon gobbled another 20 min- The county is scheduled to hold a public certain. Bonaccorso has said he favors keep- overseeing day-to-day operations and serv- Regional Editor Mark Hrywna con- utes more as officers in the local hearing on its plans for the Esposito Farm at ing the site undeveloped, but he always has ing as a liaison between the staff and Board tributed to this report. Democratic Party objected to what 7 p.m. Sept. 15 in the municipal courtroom. been quick to point out that using the site for of Trustees. they saw as high-handed tactics by the council in holding an "inquisi- tion" on the incident rather than con- Report: Crime in Clark hit six-year high in 2002 tacting local party officials privately to deal with the problem. By David Learn Many of those car thefts happened 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 "There is no reason why we should Managing Editor 'Car thefts go in at retail centers located on Central Crime in Clark broke a downward Avenue, not far from Garden State call you or any members of the Clark spurts. They work the Burglary 16 9 16 30 18 Democratic Club," Council President trend several years long in 2002, with Parkway Exit 135. slight to moderate increases in most Route 1 corridor, they It's that proximity to the Parkway Larceny 200 207 174 149 160 James Ulrich told Nancy Sheridan, Motor-vehicle theft the Democratic chairwoman. "If forms of crime. work the Route 22 that Police Chief Anton "Sandy" 17 19 8 8 21 someone doesn't pick up branches, That's the report of the State Danco credited with the spike in vehi- we don't call the person who doesn't Police 2002 Uniform Crime Report, corridor, and they cle thefts. Nonviolent crime 233 235 198 187 199 pick up branches, we call the supervi- an annual collection of data related to work Parkway corri- "Car thefts go in spurts," he said Rate per 1,000 16 16 13.6 12.8 14.5 sor." crimes committed throughout the Tuesday night. "They work the Route state. Crimes are reported by munici- dor, for nine months. 1 corridor, they work the Route 22 Robbery 3 2 0 0 5 "Are you talking protocol, or are pality and divided into violent and This was just my bad corridor, and they work Parkway cor- Murder 0. 0 0 0 1 you talking basic decency?" Sheridan nonviolent crimes. ridor, for nine months. This was just Rape 0 0 1 0 0 shot back. "I'm talking about how this Clark police on Tuesday were nine months.' my bad nine months." Aggravated assault 3 4 1 3 6 appears to me." aware that the report had been issued — Chief Anton Banco • Other crimes included in the report "I don't care what you think," because of reports in the news media, are arson, domestic violence and bias Violent crime 6 6 2 3 12 Bonaccorso said. but had not received copies them- crime. There were no reported cases Rate per 1,000 0.4 0.4 0.1 0.2 0.8 "That's good to know," Sheridan selves. Nonviolent crime had a propor- of arson or bias crimes in 2001. There interjected. Although the data indicate a gener- tionally much smaller increase, mov- was one of each in 2002. Arson 0 1 0 0 1 al decline in crime throughout Union ing from 187 reported incidents in Domestic violence 51 54 62 57 38 "The flier is up there," Bonaccorso 2001 to 199 in 2002. Danco could not recall the details County, it shows Clark experienced Bias crime 1 1 1 o' .1 continued. "You're trying to raise The report defines nonviolent of the reported bias crime, but he money ... it's an obligation the coun- increases in both violent and nonvio- lent crimes. crime as burglary, larceny and motor- linked the arson to an incident last , cil has, to ask." spring when a pair of juveniles set fire Crime Index Total 239 241 200 190 211 Violent crime in Clark jumped vehicle theft. to objects in a trash bin. Rate per 1,000 16.4 16.4 13.7 13 14.5 The disagreement quickly became from three incidents in 2001 to 12 in Burglaries in Clark decreased, a medium for re-airing old grudges, as 2002. That includes six aggravated dropping from 30 reported incidents The bin was located near Zion Source: Uniform Crime Report Sheridan complained about an inci- assaults, five robberies and one mur- in 2001 to only 18 in 2002, while lar- Lutheran Church of Clark on Raritan The rate per 1,000 indicates the number of incidents per dent from previous years where polit- der, up from only three aggravated ceny moved from 149 cases in 2001 Road. The incident was classified as 1,000 residents. to 160 in 2002. ically charged literature was placed assaults the previous year. an arson because the fire could have Clark is a 4.53-square-mile urban and the nonviolent crime rate is 13.6 under windshield wipers of cars on The murder was that of Christo- That comes in a sharp contrast to spread to the structure. suburb, with a reported population of per 1,000 residents. municipal property, and sitting coun- pher Cooper, 32, of Scotch Plains, motor-vehicle theft, which surged The report also indicates a sub- 14,597 at the time of the 2000 U.S. The Police Department was down cil members criticized the budget whose body was found behind from eight reported incidents in 2001 stantial drop in domestic violence, census. The crime report lists an over- "two police officers in 2002 from its expenditures of the Democratic ShopRite in March. Police in late to 21 cases in 2002. That is the most from 57 incidents in 2001 to 38 cases all crime rate of 14.5 incidents per 2001 levels, with 41 men and one administration of former Mayor May charged two Newark men with vehicle thefts reported in Clark at in 2002, following a countywide 1,000 residents. The violent crime woman." The department also Robert Ellenport, Cooper's murder. least since 1997. trend. rate is .8 incidents per 1,000 residents, employed 12 civilians. PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 THE EAGLE - CLARK

Welcome OBITUARIES to COMMUNITY CALENDAR Newark, for 28 years. lived in Budapest, Hungary; East THE EAGLE Matthew Wilk The Community Calendar is prepared by The Clark Eagle to inform Matthew W. Wiik of Piscataway, He served in the Navy Sea-Bees Orange, Newark, Union and Clark How to reach us: during World War II and was a mem- before moving to Edison in 1994. residents of various community activities and governmental meetings. To formerly of Elizabeth and Clark, died publicize your community events, mail your schedule to: The Clark The Eagle is published every Thursday ber of the American Legion Post 328, She was a secretary at the Malev- by Worrall Community Newspapers, an Aug. 25 in the Barbara Cheung Eagle, Attn: managing editor, P.O. Box 3109, Union, NJ 07083. Clark. Hungarian Airlines, New York City, independent, family owned newspaper Memorial Hospice, Edison. Surviving are his wife of 55 years, for 10 years and retired five years company. Our offices are located at Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Wilk lived Today Lucy; two sons, Pat and Michael; five ago. 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. in Clark for 43 years before moving • The Arthur L. Johnson High School Booster Club meets at 7:30 p.m. I7083. We are open from 9 a.m. to 5 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Previously, Mrs. Pogany had been to Piscataway. in the high school library, 365 Westfield Ave. p.m. every weekday. Call us at one of a secretary at the B'nai B'rith Youth He was a letter carrier for the U.S. Saturday the telephone numbers listed below: Organization in Irvington for 15 Postal Service in Elizabeth for 30 Henrietta Tischler Trie Clark Democrats will hold a sunset cruise around New York Har- years. years and retired several years ago. Henrietta Tischler, 88, of Clark bor. Cruise departs from Atlantic Highlands. Cost is $35 and includes a Voice Mail: She was a Holocaust survivor and Our main phone number, 908-686-7700 Mr. Wiik was a corporal in the died Aug. 27 in the Westfield Center two-and-a-half-hour cruise, sandwiches and snacks. Cash bar. had been interned in the Bergen- is equipped with a voice mail system to Marine Corps during World War II. Genesis Elder Care. Reservations are required. For more information, call John Lukac at Belsen concentration camp in Ger- setter serve our customers. During reg- He served in the Marine Corps Born in Bayonne, Mrs. Tischler 732-382-5690. many. ilar business hours, a receptionist will Reserve until 1952. lived in Poland and Elizabeth before Sunday answer your call. During the evening or Mr. Wilk was a member of the moving to Clark 36 years ago. Mrs. Pogany volunteered in the • The Clark Historical Society holds open house programs from 2 to uvhen the office is closed, your call will Polish Legion of American Veterans She owned the Henrietta Beauty maternity department at JFK Medical 4 p.m. the first and third Sundays of each month through December in >e answered by an automated recep- Post 91 of Elizabeth and the Ameri- Parlor, Newark and Bradley Beach, Center, Edison. the Charles H. Brewer Municipal Building, 430 Westfield Ave., Clark iionist. can Legion Post 328 and Veterans of for 30 years and retired in 1965. Surviving are two sons, Peter and History Room, Room 30. Eugene; a daughter, Ellen Biegel; six To subscribe: Foreign Wars John Ruddy Post 7863 Surviving are a sister, Jadwiga • The Polish Cultural Foundation will sponsor a bus trip to the Polish- he Eagle is mailed to the homes of of Clark. Langowski, and two brothers, Apoli- grandchildren and a great-grandchild. American Festival at the Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in subscribers for delivery every Thursday. He also was a member of the nary and Tadeusz Zasadzki. Doylestown, Pa. One-year subscriptions in Union Coun- National Association of Letter Carri- George Kokinda The foundation is selling tickets for $25 a person on a first-come, ty are available for $26.00, two year sub- ers, the Knights of Columbus Council George Kokinda, 86, of Clark died scriptions for $47.00. College and out-of- Caroline Protko first-served basis. Buses will depart from the foundation, 177 Broadway, stete subscriptions are available. You may in Clark and the Senior Citizens of Caroline S. Protko, 69, of West- Aug. 30 in the Rahway Geriatrics at 8 a.m. Return trip begins at 5 p.m. subscribe by phone by calling 908-686- Clark and at St. John the Apostle field, formerly of Cranford and Clark, Center. For more information, call 732-382-7197. 700 and asking for the circulation Church, Clark. died Aug. 19 in Union Hospital. Born in Cleveland, Mr. Kokinda • Diversity Art Gallery, 4 Valley Road, "Vacation Dreams" exhibit department. Allow at least two weeks Surviving are a daughter, Nancy Born in Elizabeth, Miss Protko lived in Hillside before moving to featuring artwork by Burton Longenbach of Clark and other artists from : or processing your order. You may use Mastrogiovanni; a son, James, and lived in Cranford, Clark and Garwood Clark 52 years ago. the region. The exhibit will be open 1 to 3 p.m. Mastercard, Visa, American Express or Dis- four grandchildren. before moving to Westfield four years He was a machine operator for Monday cover. ago. American Flange, Linden, for 25 • Clark Democratic Club will meet at 8 p.m. in the downstairs room She was an office worker with years and retired in 1979. of Molly Maguire's, 1085 Central Ave. The meeting is open to the pub- Missing newspaper: Charles Munzing your Eagle did not get delivered Charles J. Munzing, 72, of Man- Schering-Plough, Kenilworth, for Mr. Kokinda was an Army veteran lic. For more information, call 732-382-6884. ilease call 908-686-7700 and ask for chester, formerly of Clark, died Aug. many years and retired in 1990. of World War II. Tuesday rculation. 25 in Jersey Shore Medical Center, Surviving is a sister, Betty J. He was a member of the Holy • The Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Arthur L. John- Neptune. Mason. Name Society at St. Thomas the son High School library. Sack issues: Born in Newark, Mr. Munzing Apostle Byzantine Church, Rahway. Wednesday b purchase back issues of The Eagle lived in Clark and Edison before Joanne Mogensen Mr. Kokinda also worked at the • The township will hold its second Annual Senior Barbecue from ilease call 908-686-7700 and ask for bingo games and ran the Atlantic City noon to 2:30 p.m. at the Deutscher Club, 787 Featherbed Lane. rculation. Additional charges may moving to Manchester eight months Joanne J. Mogensen, 71, of bus trips for the church. The barbecue is open to residents 62 and older. There is no cost, but ipply. ago. Belvidere, formerly of Clark, died He owned Laning Brick Inc. of Aug. 28 at home. He also had been a member of the proof of residency is required. lews items: Union for 35 years and retired in Bom in Chicago, Mrs. Mogensen Clark Senior Citizens, the American For more information or to register in advance, call 732-388-3600. • The Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet at 8 p.m. in Room 16 of lews releases of general interest must 1996. lived in Clark before moving to Association of Retired Persons Chap- the Charles H. Brewer Municipal Building, 430 Westfield Ave. ie in our office by Friday at noon to be Mr. Munzing served in the Army Belvidere 12 years ago. ter and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Upcoming ;onsidered for publication the following during the Korean War. She was a dental assistant in Post 7363, Clark. eek. Pictures should be black and Sept. 12 Surviving.are his wife of 28 years, Chicago for several years. Surviving are three daughters, /hite glossy prints. For further informa- • Skulski Art Gallery of the Polish Cultural Foundation, 177 Broad- Dorine; three sons, Henry, William Mrs. Mogensen was a graduate of Barbara Heywood, Kathy Carter and tion or to report a breaking news story, way, will open its fall season with an open house for its "In Tune With and Robert; a stepdaughter, Deborah Northwestern University, Chicago. Georgina Yelenousky; a son, Andrew; call 90&686-7700 and ask for Editorial. Nature" exhibition from 8 to 10:30 p.m. The exhibition will remain open Burns; a sister, Marie Happel; a broth- She was a member of the Ladies two brothers, John and Peter; six sis- er, Walter, and nine grandchildren. ters, Anna Eilichko, Helen Silkowski, through Oct. 3. Story reprints: Philoptochos of Holy Trinity Greek For more information, call Aleksandra Nowak at 732-382-7197. :or permission to reprint any item print- Julie Simko, Margaret Chulock, Orthodox Church, Westfield. Sept. 13 ;d in the newspaper you must call Tom Surviving are two daughters, Pauline Pollack and Katie Burcin, and Pat Robertazzi eight grandchildren. • The Health Department, in conjunction with Accu-med labs, will ;anavan at 908-686-7700. All material Pauline Albrecht and Lynn Cucciniel- s-copyrighted. Pat A. Robertazzi, 84, of Clark offer free blood testing to Clark residents age 62 and older. died Aug. 27 in the Barbara E. Che- lo; a son, Martin; two brothers, • Screening will be performed 9 a.m. to noon at the Charles H. Brewer .etters to the Editor: ung Memorial Hospice, Edison. Andrew and Nick Lekousis; a sister, John Strychowski Municipal Building, 430 Westfield Ave. A 12-hour fast is required for the he Eagle provides an open forum for Born in Newark, Mr. Robertazzi Mary Prevas; eight grandchildren and John Strychowski, 86, of Clark blood test. two great-grandchildren. ipinions and welcome letters to the edi- lived in Newark before moving to died Aug. 30 in the DeJaire Nursing For more information, call Health Officer Nancy Raymond at 732- or. Letters should be typed, double Clark 38 years ago. Home, Linden. 388-3600, ext. 3045. paced, must be signed, and should be He was a truck driver for Margaret Pogany Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Strych- Sept. 15 iccompanied by an address and day- Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Newark, owski moved to Clark 50 years ago. ime phone number for verification. Let- Margaret Pogany, 80, of Edison, • The Township Council will meet at 8 p.m. in the municipal court- ;ers and columns must be in our office for eight years before retiring. formerly of Union and Clark, died He was a line type set-up man at room, 315 Westfield Ave. jy 9 a.m. Monday to be considered for Previously, Mr. Robertazzi worked Aug. 31 at home. Amalgamated Printing Co., New York jublicatipn that week. They are subject for Ballantine and Sons Brewery, Born in Newark, Mrs. Pogany City, for many years before retiring. o editing for length and clarity.

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Aug. 26. cash. of-court warrant worth $500, at 7:54 Target early Saturday evening. 25. • A Nassau Street residence was The wallet had been left in a purse p.m. Friday. Monique Hawkins, 38, of 689 S. At the same time, police also The vehicle was parked at a West- reported burglarized at 7:02 a.m. Aug. in an unattended shopping cart at the Brown was being held at Essex 16th St., was chargecVwith shoplifting arrested Gail Marshall, 39, on out-field Avenue business. No other infor- 26. store. Other personal information County Jail at the time of his arrest. four cellular phones worth a total of standing warrants from Union and mation was released. • A St. Laurent Drive resident remained in the wallet when police Police took him to Union County Jail. $410.81 at 5:56 p.m. Saturday. Police Newark, totaling S365. Police listed • Police charged a Woodbridge reported losing a cellular phone, at recovered it. • Clark Volunteer Emergency filed separate charges for hindering Marshall as having the same address man with driving while intoxicated at 10:45 a.m. Aug. 26. • Seymour Opperman, 74, of 145 Squad took a 70-year-old woman to her arrest after Hawkins allegedly as Hawkins. 9:37 p.m. Aug. 25. • Police have charged a Red Bank Grandview Ave., Edison, was arrested Rahway Hospital after she reported gave them false information about Marshall was handed over to The driver, identified as Salvatore man with attempting to steal DVDs at 1:22 p.m. Aug. 28 on outstanding having trouble breathing at 10:46 a.m. herself. Union police. Mazzella, 46, of 137 Arthur Ave., from ShopRite. arrest warrants, police said. Aug. 27. Hawkins was released on her own • Police arrested Reginald Colonia, also was charged with care- Matthew Fischer, 21, of 4 Tulip The warrants, issued by Winfield • Clark Volunteer Emergency recognizance pending a court date on Grandlin, 22, of 1175 New Brunswick less driving. Lane, Red Bank, was arrested at 1:21 and Newark, totaled S650 in outstand- Squad took a woman to Rahway Hos- the Clark charges, and then was Ave., Rahway, at 2:36 p.m. Aug. 25. He was released pending a court p.m. Aug. 26. The DVDs were worth ing fines for alleged motor-vehicle pital after she reported having abdom- turned over to the Rahway Police Grandlin was arrested on outstand- date. a total of $99.49. violations. inal pains at 3:26 p.m. Aug. 27. Department because of outstanding ing warrants from Rahway, Sayreville • A Fulton Street resident reported • A wallet that went missing from • Police arrested Robert Brown, The woman had been at a Central warrants there. and Woodbridge, totaling S2,050. being the victim of burglary and ShopRite showed up later the same 38, of 523 W. Walnut St., East Avenue business.

EVENTS ALJ Booster Club holds hold its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. wiches and snacks. Cash bar. Reser- to 9 p.m. Mondays in October. Pro- season with a presentation of works ed in 1994 by Lubomir Tomasewski, Monday in the downstairs room of vations are required. grams include Stem Cells and "In Tune With Nature," from Sept. 12 a Polish sculptor living in the United inaugural meeting of year Molly Maguire's, 1085 Central Ave. "We're excited to offer this oppor- Cloning, Oct. 6; Post-Abortion Heal- to Oct. 3. States. Since then, the group has The A.L.JJBooster Club will hold The meeting is open to the public. tunity for everyone to get together to ing, Oct. 13; Euthanasia and End-of- An opening reception is scheduled exhibited in the United States, its first meeting of the school year on For more information call 732- socialize and enjoy the sights of the Life Issues, Oct. 20; and Death for 8 to 10:30 p.m. Sept. 12. Admis- France, Germany and Poland. 7:30 p.m. today in the Arthur L. John- 382-6884. harbor," sad John Lukac, Clark Penalty, Oct. 27. sion is free. Members of the group represent a son High School library. Democratic vice chairman. "It should The seminars are free, open to the The show features sculpture by variety of artistic expression, includ- Attendees will be able to meet fall Democrats organizing be a wonderful evening. Everyone is public and will be held in the church Lubomir Tomaszewski, Ivan Bratko, ing painting, sculpture, drawing and coaches and athletic director Carl cruise around New York welcome aboard." auditorium. There will be a question- Julie Ambrose and Renata Komor- graphic art, tapestry and photography. Peterson. For more information, call John and-answer period afterward. niczak; paintings by Maria Fuks, They enter other domains as well and Meetings will be held in the Experience the sights and sounds Lukac at 732-382-5690. Mass will be celebrated each at 7 of a working harbor. Watch the sun Aleksandra K. Nowak and Arthur the shows they organize often include library at 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday p.m. each Monday. Skowron; drawings and prints by improvised music and dance. of every month. set over the Statue of Liberty. See the Seminars present church For more information, call Mary Janusz Skowron; photography by The Polish Cultural Foundations is For more information, call Jim lights of the city that never sleeps. Thoden at 732-382-2749. Eva Rubinstein and Janek Haus- located at 177 Broadway. Molloy at 732-388-4543. Join the Clark Democrats for a view on value of life Sunset Cruise around New York Har- St. Agnes Church, 322 Madison brandt; tapestry by Josephine The gallery is open for the public 5 bor Saturday. Hill Road, will offer insights into the Art gallery invites public Tomaszewski; and music by Polish to 9 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, Political party to meet Cruise departs from Atlantic Catholic beliefs on life through a to get in tune with nature jazz musician Krzystof Medyna and and 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturdays. Monday at restaurant Highlands. Cost is $35 and includes series of talks. Skulski Art Gallery of the Polish other instrumentalists. For more information, call Nowak The Clark Democratic Club will a two-and-a-half-hour cruise, sand- The series will be held from 7:30 Cultural Foundation will open its fall "In Tune With Nature" was initiat- at 732-382-7197.

SENIOR NEWS AARP members sought Flynn will collect teddy bears for triple, $102. Senior Center, 400 Westfield Ave. Senior bus service uidators; afternoon, Watchung/Blue The chapter invites area residents children in homeless shelters, start- • Dec. 3: Trip to Hunterdon Hills For more information, call Lil- For free senior bus service, call Star. with membership in the National ing in September. to see "Playhouse Christmas." With lian B. Krov at 732-381-3823. the Municipal Building at 732-388- Wednesdays: first Wednesday, AARP to join the local group and AARP still has openings for the luncheon choices. Cost is $67. 3600 from 9 to 11 a.m. one day in Woodbridge Mall; second Wednes- enjoy the social gatherings, trips following trips: The public is invited on all trips Second senior barbecue advance to reserve a seat on the bus, day, Menlo Park Mall; third Wednes- and volunteer programs and to keep • Sept. 15-19: Wildwood Crest- where space is available. to be held in early Sept. Mondays through Fridays, except day, Woodbridge Mall; fourth Wed- For more information, call Ann abreast of matters of interest to Pier 6600, on the beach. Room costs The township will hold its second holidays. nesday, Middlesex Mall; if a fifth Miskovic, AARP trip coordinator, at retirees and those anticipating are for a double, $312; a single, Annual Senior Barbecue, hosted by Call the same number if it be- Wednesday, Woodbridge Mall. 732-388-4033. retirement. $372; and a triple, $287. Mayor Sal Bonaccorso, Wednesday. comes necessary to cancel your Thursdays: morning, ShopRite; Ongoing AARP activities include • Oct 15: Platzl Brauhaus, Pomo- Open to residents 62 and older, reservation. The schedule is subject afternoon, Clark shops, library and volunteer programs at Runnells na, N.Y., for Oktoberfest. Cost is Seniors to meet Sept. 18 the barbecue will run from noon to to change. Municipal Building. Hospital under the leadership of $59. General meetings of Clark 2:30 p.m. at the Deutscher Club, 787 Mondays: morning, ShopRite; Fridays: morning, A&P, Kmart Marian Connally. • Nov. 5-6: Foxwoods Casino Seniors are held the third Thursday Featherbed Lane. There is no cost. afternoon, Clark shops, library, and Wal-Mart; afternoon, Aviation There is a need for socks, jog- with bonus. Mohegan Sun Casino of the month. Proof of residency is required. Municipal Building. Plaza, Linden; last Friday of month: ging pants and any other usable and with buffet. Rooms cos_t.SI 12 for.a The next meeting will be held For more information or to register Tuesdays: morning, Union Plaza, A&P and Route 1 East Brunswick .suitable clothing for patients. Dan double; for a single, $142; and for a Sept. 18. Meetings are held in the in advance, call 732-388-3600. Pathmark/National Wholesale Liq- Flea Market, weather permitting.

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EDITORIALS Stick to basics At Valley Road School, it's still possible for an entire class of students to have a joint session on the computer. Across the township at Frank K. Hehnly School, such an experience is a thing of the past. That's an inequity that at least some Board of Education members hope to change with the potential purchase of approximately two dozen laptop computers. Not a bad idea. The board should continue to explore its options, but at the ON GUARD! — same time, it should heed the experience and advice of Gabrielle Guarino and administration officials with reasonable objections to the Nicole Thwaites, both board's solution. 16, do battle with Computers are useful tools to an education, but they are pugel sticks as they not foundational. A painting program, whether advanced as try to knock each Paint Shop Pro or as basic as Microsoft Paint, is no substi- other off their pedestals. tute for having children dip their brushes, their fingers or even their entire hand, into a tray of colors and discovering the joy of creating art firsthand. Similarly, learning how to touch-type is no substitute for building good penmanship skills, particularly at an age when coordination and motor skills still are developing. Additionally, while a set of CD- ROMs can contain the same information as an encyclope- dia, students who search through the volumes of the Ency- clopedia Brittanica also learn dogged patience, build per- sistence and develop other personal traits and skills that a computer, with its immediate gratification, just can't build. We won't even mention how unreliable the World Wide Photo By Barbara Kokkalis Web is for purposes of doing research. The chief argument for having a computer program is that computers are the way of the future, and that children who do not get adequate exposure to those computers will be left / don't rule the world, and that's just fine with me behind. That's a hard argument to counter, but mostly As I write this, my 33rd birthday writer. I'll write and publish a few the great joys of being a father is to because it says nothing. A computer is a tool for learning, slowly but surely is slipping further Speaking books, possibly tour a little bit to pro- watch her grow, as she slowly not the object of learning itself. The reasoning skills that are and further into the past. mote them, and then I'll die. unfolds her language skills and takes necessary for working a computer are basic and drilled into Thirty-three doesn't seem like a Within a few years, no one aside her first steps into the world. particularly significant milestone. History tells us that Alexander the children from the beginning for the very reason the comput- for from family members and a few close For one thing, it lacks that ending friends wil! remember me. Great built one of the greatest er program is desired so hotly: Try as you might, you just zero we usually associate with land- I not only know that, I'm content empires the world has ever known. can't get away from computers. Myself mark ages and anniversaries. By David Learn with it. At the moment, the chief joys Ruling the ancient world without At the elementary level, students mostly are going to Additionally, while it's too high Managing Editor in my life are my wife, Niki, and our descending into the barbarism other learn how to run software applications. That's not a very dif- to be considered truly young, it's two daughters, Eowyn and Ruth. emperors were known for, he united ficult skill to acquire, and not generally one worth spending also shy of what we generally consid- the chance. Two of my favorite They are more important to me the city-states of Greece before con- much class time on. More advanced skills — programming er middle-age, and nowhere near oid. regrets were that I had tried to do than any career ever could be, and the quering Turkey and Phoenicia, sub- duing Egypt and building an empire in CGI, designing documents in HTML, and using logic to Still, it's definitely something. something self-fulfilling rather than time I spend with them is more excit- that reached as far east as India. solve problems — are something better learned in middle or When he died at the age of 33, making millions of dollars, and that I ing than any news story, no matter Alexander the Great had conquered how hard-hitting or exclusive it is. That's impressive, but what we high school, or even at home. had engaged immediately in trying to most of the ancient world, spreading often forget is that when Alexander make the world a better place rather Eowyn is almost 4, and the When all is said and done, it is basic skills — not com- the Greek language across three con- evenings I spend with her are the the Great died among the ziggurats of than saving such altruism for my puter skills — that elementary schools and their students tinents and seeding civilizations from highlights of my work week. They're Babylon, it was after a night of retirement years. should concentrate on mastering. That's especially impor- Egypt to India with pockets of Hel- a nonstop whirlwind of playing hide- carousing. He had conquered the tant in light of Kumpf School's failure last year to deliver a lenistic thought. Three years later, I'm still not very and-seek, holding ticklefests and all- entire world, and found it to be a des- close to making it big. As any career satisfactory performance on the Grade Eight Proficiency By the time of his death in 323 around commotion before we settle olate and empty thing because there B.C., Alexander the Great had lain journalist will admit, this is not a pro- down for a bowl of ice cream, stories were no challenges left. He died in Assessment exam. If elementary schools become distracted fession that pays especially well. The from tttSt purpose by the siren call of popular technology, the foundations for what eventually and bedtime. despair. would become modern Western civi- salary is hard to quantify, but it's On weekends, whatever we can do In many ways, he's a great proto- more problems on the GEPA are likely. lization. In contrast, I'm the manag- somewhere between "diddly" and together, we do. She has helped me to type for today's professional. Many Of course, computers can be useful tools in the hands of ing editor of two weekly newspapers "squat." Nor do I see this as likely to do everything from baking cookies, men, including my- own father, a good teacher. Business Administrator William Takacs, at and like to make fun of inspirational change, since by my nature I don't to turning compost and opening my lament that they spent too much time the next board meeting, is supposed to make a report on e-mail. seek jobs where the principal reward presents. at the office and missed the best years what he has found it will cost the district to create a com- Somehow, that just isn't all that is pecuniary. Ruth is just shy of her 10-month of their lives with their children. I The truth is that I know what my puters-on-a-cart class such as board member Karen Amalfe impressive by comparison. mark. She lightens the load on my hope one day to quip that I spent all Three years ago, when I turned 30, future will bring. In the next 40 or 50 shoulders as soon as I come in the my time with my family and missed has suggested. The administration already has said that it I made an ironic list of ways I would years, assuming I live that long, I'll front door and she greets me with her the best days of my career. would consider such an expense a waste of money. live my life differently if I were given probably enjoy moderate success as a wide, grinning toothlessness. One of That would be a good life. If the district can find a workable and responsible way to provide the computers, and administrators believe a com- puter program would be a valuable asset to children's edu- Asters add needed color to fall flower gardens cation, then the board should authorize the expenditure. But Sometimes I think that I have Despite my best efforts, my garden if administrators believe the money is better spent elsewhere quent, somewhat more plentiful. spent my gardening life discovering One of its cultivars, Aster laevis usually lacks color at this time of the — particularly if it is anywhere near the $60,000 figure the obvious. Asters are a case in point. The Bluebird, sports light blue-purple year. Rather than stuffing it full of Takacs has cited at prior meetings — the board needs to lis- In western New York State, where flowers that are one inch, somewhat chrysanthemums, I have resolved to ten to the advice of its paid professionals, and let the com- I was raised, they teamed up with Gardener's larger than ordinary aster blooms. make use of my recent enlightenment puters go. goldenrod to make a stunning rural Another medium- to tall-growing and invest in a few more asters. tapestry every fall. But I took them Apprentice aster species is Aster Novi-Belgii. The Marie Ballard New York aster for granted. Now, however, I have Varieties include the pink-flowered — no doubt a cousin of Patricia Bal- By Elisabeth Ginsburg Speak awakened, and like Sleeping Beauty, Patricia Ballard, the eponymous Bon- lard — is as tall as Hella Lacey, with or possibly Rip Van Winkle, I have ningdale White and the vivid blue double flowers in a deeper shade of grow to be about 18 inches tall. For If you've ever attended a meeting of the Township Coun- seen the light. It's time to give asters Richness, bred in England. blue. I think Marie and Hella will cil, there's something that should be painfully obvious: Very their due. years I have behaved in schizoid fash- look delightful standing shoulder to ion toward the little whites, alternate- If your garden and pocketbook are few people are there. The word aster comes from the shoulder. ly ignoring them, snatching up as big enough, try them all. Greek word for star, a reference to the The only flaw that these tall vari- The Township Council usually meets at 8 p.m. the first many as possible to use as filler in Though lacking an appreciation of starlike configuration of the flower eties possess is rather unattractive and third Mondays of each month. The first meeting, held at bouquets, and attempting to eradicate the tribe as a whole, I have certainly petals. At some times and in some legs, but fortunately there is an easy the Charles H. Brewer Municipal Building, is where coun- them from my home garden. had a few asters in my home garden places, asters have also been known remedy. cilors, the mayor and township professionals discuss the This is ultimately an act of futility before now. as starwort, frost flowers or Michael- One of the catalogs offers a collec- because no matter what I do, they tri- Several years ago I acquired Aster proposed ordinances and official positions the council will mas daisies. tion of dwarf New York asters in umph in the end, returning every year. Bella Lacey, a tall specimen that vote on when it meets two weeks later in the municipal The latter nickname is derived assorted shades that I could plant in I am much more enchanted with bears an obvious relationship to the courtroom. The meetings are open to the public. from the fact that asters generally front of them. I also might invest in a two other native asters, the New Eng- New England aster. On Sept. 15, if there's something you think needs to bloom in the fall, often around the Monch aster, a light blue-flowered land aster, Aster novae-anglia; and the Named for the wife of garden time of the Christian feast of St. hybrid that stands taller than the change in Clark, come to the Township Council and let them smooth aster, Aster laevis. writer Alan Lacey, Hella has thrived Michael the Archangel, Michaelmas dwarfs and shorter than Hella Lacey. know. And even if you think everything's fine, do your civic The New England variety is gor- and multiplied to the point where this in Old English, which falls on Sept. If in the midst of all this aster- duty and come anyway. You might be neither amazed nor geous, 3 to 7 feet tall, with deep, rosy year I will have to make some divi- 29. related activity I find myself addicted entertained by what you see, but you will be informed. purple flowers composed of numer- sions. I began gaining an appreciation of to the genus, there are lots of options. ous petals. And that's what makes our democracy work. asters about the time I realized that In my former garden I also had It has at least 500 members. The authors of my wildflower the gardening season does not end in two anonymous grocery store asters Of course aster enthusiasm also book mention that professional grow- mid-August, and that fall means more that grew to be about 18 inches tall comes wrapped in the plant lover's "No substantial famine has ever occurred in a coun- ers often cultivate New England than a few potted chrysanthemums by and bore soft blue flowers. eternal paradox: so many varieties, so try with a democratic form of government and a asters. Available .cultivars include the the front door. Though they were nameless, these little sunny space. tall, magenta-flowered Andenken an relatively free press." Even city dwellers can see wild two asters have performed magnifi- Paul Gerbe, a German selection; and asters, usually one or more of the cently in the garden, growing more Elisabeth Ginsburg is frequent —Amartya Sen, Indian economist, 1998 Purple Dome, which at 18 to 24 inch- small white-flowered aster varieties impressive every year. contributor to this newspaper. es is relatively low-growing and that spring up just about everywhere, extremely floriferous. including sidewalk cracks and vacant The species form of smooth aster David Worrall lots. Our policy on letters and columns The Eagle Publisher has small flowers with pale bluish- • The half-inch flowers have small purple petals. The plant is less dra- The Clark Eagle welcomes submissions from its readers. 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County state Democratic Committee — was the party replaced Donald Goncalves money for Hillside School Fashions for the show will be sup- Mayor Al McWilliams wrested con- quietly appointed as the new undersh- of Elizabeth with former Elizabeth The Hillside Avenue School PTA plied by Jude, Alden Street Clothiers trol of the Democratic Party in June's Seat eriff in the Union County Sheriff's school board member Angel Estrada. fall fund-raiser featuring Yankee and Chiquita's. primary from Assemblyman Jerry By Mark Hrywna Office at an annual salary of 595,000, Last year it was Chester Holmes of Candles and candle accessories will Green. A former freeholder, Green Regional Editor to with his $49,000 Assembly salary, Rahway who was speculated not to be be held today through Sept. 26. Cerebral Palsy League was the Democratic chairman for Similarly, Ruotolo's name always replacing the retiring William Mal- seeking re-election this fall or being Sale packets, including order holds tricky tray auction many years until the party's reorgani- comes up as being the next freeholder colm. bumped off the party line after Rick forms, are available in the main zation when McWiiliams was elected Cryan's name is always first on Proctor, Rahway's Democratic chair- office at Hillside Avenue School. All The Cerebral Palsy League will to ride into the sunset, only she hold its second annual tricky tray gift chairman. thet list when talk revolves around a man, filled Linda Stender's seat and order forms and accompanying pay- already has the state job that's usually auction at the Westwood in Garwood It could be that McWilliams will used as the carrot. She joined the successor to Froehlich. It's long been earned election to a full term. That ments need to be returned by Sept. want his own freeholder on the coun- rumored that Cryan would like to be speculation arose out of the fact that on Nov. 2. board in 1998 along with Mingo and 26. The volunteer committee has ty board when he gets the chance, the two have been elected together, sheriff, a post his father, John, heid the freeholder board rarely has two For more information, call which could be in 2004 when Free- for many years in Essex County. members from a city as small as Rah- begun its efforts to obtain prizes for with Daniel Sullivan of Elizabeth, Colleen Goeller at 908-272-6941. this event from the community. The holder Lewis Mingo's term expires. But before al! of next year's gos- way. However, Holmes is on the tick- each year since. committee is seeking donations of Historically, the Plainfield municipal sip, there's still this year's election, et along with Deborah Scanlon of Ruotoio has said she'd like to individual items to be grouped chairman has had the courtesy of which Republicans are still banking Union and Alexander Mirabella of Fund-raiser to highlight serve a third term but there's always together and for completed theme selecting a freeholder from Plainfield on as to have some success while they Fanwood, formerly of Roselie Park. talk of replacing her because of her upcoming fall fashions baskets. and word is that McWilliams is not have a chance. With a second straight Those three will be facing Repub- Cranford Cares for Kids will relationship with the chairwoman. If We already have received dona- fond of Mingo. election season with no big race on licans Kenneth Haynes of Roselie, sponsor a Fall into Fashion charity both Mingo and Ruotolo are replaced tions varying from lunch gift certifi- the ballot, it's the GOP's chance to Bob Reilly of Winfield and Stuart fund-raiser dinner and fashion show It's seems an annual rite the next year, one can bet that Sheriff cates to an all-inclusive four-day, rumors that float about regarding Ralph Froehlich would remain to lead capitalize. You can bet the governor's Kline, a councilman from Fanwood. from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Sept. 24. poll numbers will be highlighted in There are two other candidates, in three-night trip to the Bahamas. which freeholder is on the outs with the ballot with Sullivan to comple- The event will be held at Gallop- The league, with locations in party leadership. ment two new freeholder candidates. the races for Senate and Assembly at addition to the major parties: Joe ing Hill Caterers in Union. Admis- the top of the ballot this fall. Last Renna of Cranford, a county employ- Union and Cranford, is a nonprofit Nicholas Scutari of Linden and Then there's always the idea the sion costs $35, with advance ticket organization that has provided servic- Mary Ruotolo of Westfield always current term will be Froehlich's last. year, Union County Republicans were ee and Independent, and Green Party sales only. No tickets will be sold at excited about running against former candidate Barbara Briemer of West- es for individuals with multiple dis- seem to be mentioned as possibilities But he has said he'll run again, which the door. abilities and specific medical needs, for not seeking re-election. It seems would be his ninth term. He's already U.S. Sen. Robert Torricelli before field. Tickets are available at 4-D Jewel- Dems switched candidates in Septem- for more than 50 years. Scutari is in and out of the doghouse the longest-serving sheriff in state his- ers, North Union Avenue, S.I. Bank, For ideas or details on donating or frequently with party Chairwoman tory with eight, three-year terms. ber. Mark Hrywna can be reached at Walnut Avenue, and American But speculation about a Democrat [email protected]. ticket purchasing, call Leslie at 908- Charlotte DeFilippo. Assemblyman Joseph Cryan — Princess Nail Salon, Alden Street. 709-1800, ext. 101. 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FOOTBALL wrap pre-season By JR Parachini Sports Editor High school football teams in Union County will be putting the finishing High school football in Union touches on pre-season practice this weekend as they are preparing for their County is back and back in a big game-scrimmages. way. All 16 squads will kick off their 2003 seasons next weekend. Some schools are in different Summit has a strong team with plenty of senior leadership and will look to sections because of the NJSIAA's go two games better in North 2, Group 2. Reclassification for the 2003-2004 The Hilltoppers reached the sectional semifinals last year en route to a sohd season, while two football schools 9-2 season. dropped in group size. Cranford, which last season had its first winning campaign in 10 years, has All 16 footbali playing schools improved a great deal and this year is situated in North 2, Group 2. in the county open next weekend, The Cougars, 6-4 in 2002, seek to make the state playoffs again and win meaning they will be participating their first playoff game. in their game-scrimmages some- Two schools in the county dropped in group size and several moved to time this weekend. another section. Johnson won its second North 2, Here's a look at the changes: Group 2 playoff championship last Dropped in group size: Westfield is in North 2, Group 3 (for football and year, defeating defending champion wrestling) and Cranford is in North 2, Group 2. West Essex 29-7 on the road in the Now in Central Jersey: Johnson, Rahway and Roselle are in Group 2 and final. Roselle Park, Brearley and New Providence are in Group 1. However, it was only the fifth The following are revised Union County football schedules for the 2003 sea- state championship won by a Union son that kicks off next weekend: County team in the past eight sea- UNION RAHWAY sons. Sept. 12 Plainfield, 7 p.m. Sept. 13 Delaware Valley, 1 p.m. From 1995 to 2002, Elizabeth The Cranford Diamonds 16-and-under softball team posting an overall record of 14-6- Sept. 20 Irvington, 1 p.m. Sept. 20 Ridge, 1 won in 1997, 1999 and 2000 and 1 and won the Union Softball Tournament. Standing, from left, are Charlie Wischusen, Sept. 21 Elizabeth, 7 Oct. 4 Hillside, 1 Johnson in 1995 and 2002. Julia Frieri, Meghan Wischusen, Christie Stolte, Katrina Lawrence, John Frieri, Allison Oct. 3 at Kearny, 7 Oct. 11 at Gov. Livingston, 2 p.m. Is Union County football down a Carollo, Drew Carollo and Jim Scaramuzzi. Kneeling, from left, are Sara Capodice, Oct. 10 at East Side, 7 Oct. 18 Johnson, 1 bit? Tough question to answer. Deanna Liotard and Jess Egan. In front are Alyse Augustine and Tara Scaramuzzi. Oct. 17 Shabazz, 7 Oct. 25 North Plainfield, 1 North Jersey,,Section 2 consist- Team members not in picture are Jillian Berkowitz, Jenny Bayak and Amanda Becker. Oct. 31 atB-Raritan, 7 Nov. 1 at Roselle, 2 ed of teams from Morris, Union, Nov. 8 Westfield, 1 Nov. 8 at New Providence, 1 Essex and Warren counties up until Nov. 27 at Linden, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 26 at Immaculata, 7 p.m. this year's reclassification. Since playoff championships All 16 grid teams in county ELIZABETH ROSELLE began to be contested starting in Sept. 12 at Hillsborough, 7 p.m. Sept. 13 at Johnson, 1 p.m. 1974, Morris County claimed 47 Sept. 19 Kearny, 7 Sept. 20 at Brearley, 1 and Union County 44 through last to start seasons next week Sept. 27 at Union, 7 Oct. 4 North Plainfield, 1 year's title games. Oct. 3 East Side, 7 Oct. 11 at Hillside, 2 p.m. The four sectional champions in Oct. 11 at Plainfield, 2 p.m. Oct. 18 Immaculata, 1 North 2 last season were Montclair Three games Sept. 12 and 10 on Sept. 13 Oct. 25 Irvington, 1 p.m. Oct. 24 at Ridge, 7 p.m. in Group 4, Mount Olive for the The high school football season Linden at Cranford, 7 West, at Morristown, 1:30 p.m. Nov. 1 at Shabazz, 1 Nov. 1 Rahway, 2 first time in Group 3, Johnson in kicks off next weekend for all 16 foot- Summit at Parsippany, 7 Hanover Park at Summit, 1:30 Nov. 7 Linden, 7 Nov. 8 Gov. Livingston, 1 Group 2 and Mountain Lakes for ball playing schools in Union County. Brearley at Newark Central, 7 Union is off. Nov. 27 at S. Plains, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 27 Roselle Park, 10:30 a.m. the first time since 1976 in Group 1. The following is a master Union Manville at R. Park, 7:30 p.m. WEEK SIX Now, Union County schools County schedule for the 2003 season: Saturday, Oct 4 (7) Friday, Oct. 31 (2) LINDEN HILLSIDE Johnson, Rahway and Roselle are WEEK ZERO Plainfield at Irvington, 1 p.m. Union at Bridge.-Raritan 7 p.m. Sept. 13 at Irvington, 1 p.m. Sept. 13 JFK Iselin, 1 p.m. situated in Central Jersey, Group 2, Friday, Sept. 12 (3 games) Shabazz at Westfield, 1 Scotch Plains at Kearny, 7 Sept. 26 Shabazz, 3 p.m. Sept. 26 at North Plain.., 7 p.m. while Roselle Park, Brearley and Plainfield at Union, 7 p.m. Immaculata at Johnson, 1 Saturday, Nov. 1 (8) Oct. 3 at Cranford, 7 p.m. Oct 4 at Rahway, 1 New Providence are in Central Jer- Elizabeth at Hillsborough, 7 Hillside at Rahway, 1 Elizabeth at Shabazz, 1 p.m. Oct. 10 Westfield, 7 Oct. 11 Roselle, 2 p.m. sey, Group 1. Cranford at Shabazz, 7 North Plainfield at Roselle, 1 Linden at Plainfield, 2 p.m. Oct. 17 atKeamy, 7 Oct. 18 Gov. Livingston, 1 Westfield dropped to Group 3 Saturday, Sept. 13 (10) Ridge at Gov. Livingston, 1 East Side at Westfield, 2 Oct. 25 Scotch Plains, 1 Oct. 25 Immaculata, 1 and is in North 2, Group 3, while Linden at Irvington, 1 p.m. Butler at New Providence, 1 Johnson at Hillside, 2 Nov. 1 at Plainfield, 2 p.m. Nov. 1 Johnson, 2 Cranford dropped to Group 2 and is Randolph at Westfield, 1 Scotch Plains is off. Rahway at Roselle, 2 Nov. 7 at Elizabeth, 7 Nov. 7 at Ridge, 7 situated in North 2, Group 2. East Side at Scotch Plains, 1 WEEK FOUR North Plainfield at Gov. Liv., 2 Nov. 27 Union, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 27 at Brearley, 10:30 a.m. North 2 now also includes teams Roselle at Johnson, 1 Friday, Oct. 10 (6) Summit at Parsippany Hills, 2 from Bergen, Hudson, Middlesex Delaware Valley at Rahway, 1 Union at East Side; 7 p.m. ; Roselle P,ark.at New prov., 2 PLAINFIELD GOVERNOR LIVINGSTON arid Somerset counties. JFK Iselin at Hillside, 1 Westfield at Linden, 7 Cranford and Brearley are off. Sept. XI at Union, 7 p.m. Sept. 13 Roselle Park, 1 p.m. Summit, with standout senior Roselle Park at Gov. Livingston, 1 Scotch Plains at Cranford, 7 WEEK SEVEN Sept. 20 at East Side, 1 p.m. Sept. 26 at Immaculata, 7 p.m. players such as quarterback Rob Brearley at Metuchen, 1 Johnson at Ridge, 7 Friday, Nov. 7 (6) Sept. 27 Kearny, 1 Oct. 4 Ridge, 1 Schroeder, running back Jeff Delia New Providence at Caldwell, 1 Roselle Park at Montville, 7 Linden at Elizabeth, 7 p.m. Oct. 4 at Irvington, 1 Oct. 11 Rahway, 2 p.m. Piazza and the Reid twin brothers, Summit at Morris Hills, 1:30 p.m. Butler at Brearley, 7 Scotch Plains at Watchung Hills, 7 Oct. 11 Elizabeth, 2 p.m. Oct. 18 at Hillside, 1 Dwayne and Dwight, will be a WEEK ONE Saturday, Oct. 11 (5) Irvington at Cranford, 7 Oct. 24 at Shabazz, 7 Oct. 25 at Johnson, 1 favorite to claim North 2, Group 2 Friday, Sept. 19 (3) Elizabeth at Plainfield, 2 p.m. Johnson at North Plainfield, 7 Nov. 1 Linden, 2 Nov. 1 North Plainfield, 2 after reaching the semifinals last Kearny at Elizabeth, 7 p.m. Rahway at Gov. Livingston, 2 Hillside at Ridge, 7 Nov. 8 Hunterdon Central, 1 Nov. 8 at Roselle, 1 year. New Prov. at Bound Brook, 7 Roselle at Hillside, 2 Brearley at Bound Brook, 7 Nov. 27 at Westfield, 11 a.m. Nov. 27 New Prov., 10:30 a.m. Cranford had a winning season Johnson at Roselle Park, 7:30 p.m. West Essex at Summit, 2 Saturday, Nov. 8 (5) last year for the first time since Saturday, Sept. 20 (7) Newark Central at New Prov., 2 Westfield at Union, 1 p.m. WESTFIELD SUMMIT 1992 and its 6-4 mark included a Irvington at Union, ! p.m. WEEK FIVE Hunterdon Central at Plainfield, 1 Sept. 13 Randolph, 1 p.m. Sept. 13 at Morris Hills, 1:30 p.m. first state playoff appearance (and Plainfield at East Side, 1 Friday, Oct. 17 (5) Rahway at New Providence, 1 Sept. 20 Cranford, 1 Sept. 20 Mount Olive, 1:30 only second total) since 1975. Cranford at Westfield, 1 Shabazz at Union, 7 p.m. Gov. Livingston at Roselle, 1 Sept. 26 at Scotch Plains, 3 p.m. Sept. 26 Mendham, 2 p.m. Perennial powers Union and Shabazz at Scotch Plains, 1 Linden at Kearny, 7 Dover at Summit, 1:30 p.m. Oct. 4 Shabazz, 1 Oct. 3 at Parsippany, 7 p.m. Roselle Park have been down a bit Ridge at Rahway, 1 East Side at Cranford, 7 Roselle Park is off. Oct. 10 at Linden, 7 p.m. Oct. 11 West Essex, 2 in recent years. Both last won state Roselle at Brearley, 1 Roselle Park at Newark Central, 7 WEEK EIGHT Oct. 25 at Morristown, 1:30 p.m. Oct. 18 at Weequahic, 1:30 titles in 1993. Will this be a bounce Mount Olive at Summit, 1:30 p.m. New Providence at Brearley, 7 Nov. 14-16 Nov. 1 East Side, 2 p.m. Oct. 25 Hanover Park, 1:30 back season for both? Linden, Hillside and GL are off. Saturday, Oct. 18 (5) NJSIAA Quarterfinals Nov. 8 at Union, 1 Nov. 1 at Parsippany Hills, 2 Breariey, behind first-year head WEEK TWO Irvington at Scotch Plains, 1 p.m. Consolation games Nov. 27 Plainfield, 11 a.m. Nov. 8 Dover, 1:30 coach Scott Miller, was the only Thursday, Sept. 25 (1) Johnson at Rahway, 1 WEEK NINE team in the county last year to win R. Park at Bound Brook, 7 p.m. Immaculata at Roselle, 1 Nov. 21-23 SCOTCH PLAINS ROSELLE PARK all nine of its regular season games. Friday, Sept. 26 (7) Gov. Livingston at Hillside, 1 NJSIAA Semifinals Sept. 13 East Side, 1 p.m. Sept. 13 at Gov. Liv., 1 p.m. Summit at Weequahic, 1:30 p.m. WEEK TEN The Bears had two win all nine Cranford at M. Knolls, 2 p.m. Sept. 20 Shabazz, 1 Sept. 19 Johnson, 7:30 p.m. Elizabeth, Plainfield and Wednesday, Nov. 26 (1) on the road as well as Ward Field Mendham at Summit, 2 Sept. 26 Westfield, 3 p.m. Sept. 25 at Bound Brook, 7 p.m. Westfield are off. Rahway at Immaculata, 7 p.m. was being renovated. Shabazz at Linden. 3 p.m. Oct. 10 at Cranford, 7 p.m. Oct. 3 Manville, 7:30 WEEK FIVE Thursday, Nov. 27 (8) Brearley has six games sched- Westfield at Scotch Plains, 3 Oct. 18 Irvington, 1 Oct. 10 at Montville, 7 Friday, Oct. 24 (4) Kearny at Cranford, 10 a.m. uled at home this season. Hillside at N. Plainfield, 7 p.m. Oct. 25 at Linden, 1 Oct. 17 at Newark Central, 7 Plainfield at Shabazz, 7 p.m. Union at Linden, 10: 30 a.m. Michael Katz takes over the GL at Immaculata, 7 Oct. 31 at Kearny, 7 Oct. 24 at Brearley, 7 Roselle at Ridge, 7 Elizabeth at Scotch Plains, 10:30 head coaching reigns at Johnson Manville at Brearley, 7 Nov. 7 at Watchung Hills, 7 Nov. 1 at New Prov., 2 p.m. Roselle Park at Brearley, 7 Spotswood at Johnson, 10:30 after the retirement of Bob Taylor, Saturday, Sept. 27 (2) Nov. 27 Elizabeth, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 27 at Roselle, 10:30 a.m. New Providence at Manville, 7 Hillside at Brearley, 10:30 who remains the principal at the Kearny at Plainfield, 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25 (8) New Providence at GL, 10:30 Clark school. Elizabeth at Union, 7 p.m. CRANFORD BREARLEY Irvington at Elizabeth, 1 p.m. Roselle Park at Roselle, 10:30 Sept. 12 at Shabazz, 7 p.m. Sept. 13 at Metuchen, 1 p.m. Here's a look at last year's final Johnson, Rahway, Roselle and Scotch Plains at Linden, 1 Plainfield at Westfield, 11 a.m. Sept. 20 at Westfield, 1 p.m. Sept. 20 Roselle, 1 county rankings: New Providence are off. Cranford at JFK Iselin, 1 Summit is off. Sept. 26 at Morris Knolls, 2 p.m. Sept 26 Manville, 7 p.m. UNION COUNTY FOR 2002 WEEK THREE Gov. Livingston at Johnson, 1 WEEK ELEVEN Oct. 3 at Newark Central, 7 1. Johnson (10-2) Friday, Oct. 3 (6) Oct. 3 Linden, 7 North Plainfield at Rahway, 1 Dec. 5-7 Oct. 10 Butler, 7 2. Summit (9-2) Union at Kearny, 7 p.m. Oct. 10 Scotch Plains, 7 Immaculata at Hillside, 1 NJSIAA FINALS Oct. 17 New Providence, 7 3. Elizabeth (8-3) East Side at Elizabeth, 7 Oct. 17 East Side, 7 Oct. 24 Roselle Park, 7 4. Brearley (9-1) Oct. 25 at JFK Iselin, 1 Nov. 7 at Bound Brook, 7 5. Cranford (6-4) Nov. 7 Irvington, 7 Doral, Arena meet in WS again Nov. 27 Hillside, 10:30 a.m. 6. Scotch Plains (6-4) Nov. 27 Keamy, 10 a.m. Doral finished the regular season with the best record at 7. Westfield (7-3) The 28th Clark Men's Softball League World Series JOHNSON NEW PROVIDENCE 20-2. 8. Linden (5-5) began Aug. 25 with familiar participants. Sept. 13 Roselle, 1 p.m. Sept. 13 at Caldwell, 1 p.m. Arena had the league's third-best mark at 14-8. 9. New Providence (7-3) For the third consecutive season, Doral/Butch Kowals Sept. 19atR. Park, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 19 at Bound Brook, 7 p.m. met Arena Sports Connexion to decide who would win the Doral reached the World Series by beating Team Cin- 10. Gov. Livingston (5-5) Oct 4 Immaculata, 1 Oct. 4 Butler, 1 championship. gular and Sutton Trucking in the first two rounds of play- Union (3-7) Oct 10 at Ridge, 7 p.m. Oct. 11 Newark Central, 2 p.m. DBK won the crown last year and ASC captured the offs, sweeping both in two games. Plainfield (2-8) Oct. 18 at Rahway, 1 Oct 17 at Brearley, 7 title the year before. Arena swept Clark Circle Liquors and then eliminated Rahway (3-7) Oct. 25 Gov. Livingston, 1 Oct. 24 at Manville, 7 As of Aug. 27, the best 3-of-5 World Series was even in Wrays Diggers two games to one to reach the World Roselle(2-8) Nov. 1 at Hillside, 2 p.m. Nov. 1 Roselle Park, 2 games at 1-1. Series. Roselle Park (3-7) Nov. 7 at North Plainfield, 7 Nov. 8 Rahway, 1 Arena fought off a late Doral rally to take Game One All games are played at Kumph Middle School in Hillside (2-8) Nov. 27 Spotswood, 10:30 a.m. Nov. 27 at Gov. Liv., 10:30 a.m. 18-13, while Doral won Game Two by healthy 19-6 score. Clark.

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Member FD1C PAGE 8 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 THE EAGLE SENIOR NEWS Social Dance class meets at Community Center 220 Wal- Hoolko, Mary Hanak, Rose Estwan- Wednesday — Bingo Walnut Ave., at 1 p.m. Recreation and Parks Department at nut Ave., 1 p.m. Thursdays: ick, Richard Orlando, Gladys Bor- For more information, call Elaine The following trips are planned: 908-709-7283. is set to resume The following programs have donaro, Shirley Mason. Barbuto at 908-276-5535 Oct. 22 — Fall foliage tour. Nar- Cranford Seniors 60 and older can been planned: Happy anniversary to Louise and The following trips have been rated tour through the foothills of the AARP Chapter 4269 participate in a social dance class at Anthony Mazzeo 63 years; Adele and Today — Who's Who, followed scheduled: Appalachian Mountains. Luncheon at Cranford AARP Chapter 4269 is the Cranford Community Center, by birthday with a twist and anniver- Joseph Koswoski, 56 years; Ann and • Atlantic City trips to Showboat the Inn at Hunt's Landing. The cost is sponsored by the Parks and Recre- offering the following trips: sary recognition. Joe Donnelly, 55 years; Anna and casino — Monday and Oct. 13. Cost $45. Trip runs from 9 a.m. to 4:30 ation Department. • Mohegan Sun Casino in Con- Ray Grimes, Kitty and Leo Schultz, p.m. What's my name card game. is $16. Bus leaves at 11 a.m. from necticut on Oct. 9, for S26, with a S10 The inaugural class will be held both 54 years; Lynn and John Meeker Avenue. For information cali Dec 2-3 — Night light tour, Beth- Sept. 18 — An Elizabethtown food and S10 play bonus. Bus leaves 1:15 to 2:15 p.m. Sept. 17. A profes- Water Co. representative will speak MacWhirter, 50 years. Arlene Borden 908-272-5441. lehem, Pa. SI50 per person, double sional dance instructor is available at at 8:30 a.m. from the Centennial on water water quality and conserva- The public is welcome on all trips. • Paramount Hotel, Catskills — occupancy; SI90, single occupancy, every class. Avenue Pool Complex parking lot. tion . five days, four nights. Oct. 3. or S145, triple occupancy. Stay at the Cranford departure. Call 908-272- • Sight and Sound in Lancaster, The instructor will lead the class Call Harmon Finston at 908-276- Comfort Suites in Bethlehem, Pa. Sept. 25 — Bingo 5375 for more information. Pa., to see "The Miracle of Christ- through various dance steps with a 2845, or Arleen Borden at 908-272- Trip includes transportation, deluxe The following trips have been mas" on Dec. 11. Trip includes a fam- followup practice period, including Senior ceramics works 5441. continental breakfast, dinner at the the rumba, tango, foxtrot, cha-cha, planned: ily-style dinner at the Good and Plen- • Sept 22-Oct. 10 — Las Vegas on display at center Lantern Restaurant, a night tour as waltz and meringue. Tai chi classes being held well as time for Christmas shopping. ty restaurant. The cost is S84. Depar- Mend an women, beginners and and national parks, including Grand Cranford Senior Ceramic class An ongoing beginner's tai chi ture is from the Centennial Avenue For reservations and additional experienced dancers are welcome to Canyon and Branson. 51,991 double meets 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesdays at the class for Cranford seniors 60 and Pool Complex parking lot. Cranford Community Center, 220 information, call Helen at 908-276- attend. You do not need a partner to occupancy. Call 908-272-5375 for older meets 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Fri- Call Michael Doncrank at 908- Walnut Ave. 2849. participate. more information. days at the Cranford Community 486-6679 for reservations and infor- Classes are free, although materi- Social dancing reduces stress, Sept. 30 — Atlantic City, Cae- Center, 220 Walnut Ave. Summer aerobics offered mation. sar's! Call 272-6828. als cost extra. The class will end mid-September. The Cranford Recreation and increases energy, and improves Scheduled seminars being spon- Dec. 10-11 — Christmas party, For more information, call the Tai chi chuan participants will use Parks Department is provide an aero- strength, muscle tone and coordina- sored by AARP will tackle telemar- Delaware are Park Casino, Christina Cranford Recreation and Parks gentle movements to exercise every bics class for Cranford seniors 60 and tion. Class is free, but registration is keting, predatory lending, protection, Mall Shopping, no taxes. Three Little Department at 908-709-7283. part of the body. older through mid-September. required. prescription drugs, age discrimination Baker's dinner theatre, next day, Class are held 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. For more information, call the For more information, call the and affordable utilities. Reservations Longwood Gardens. Wednesday club Tuesdays. Emphasis will be on move- Recreation Department at 908-709- Recreation and Parks Department at are required. 7283. Happy birthday to Maria Knoeller, Cranford Seniors Wednesday Club 908-709-7283. ment, with senior chair dancing, meets Wednesdays at Community Jim Walsh, Nancy Babos, Bill Arthur, sweating to the oldies and other pop- Call Ethyl McEntrye at 908-245- Center 220 Walnut Ave., 1 p.m. Friday club Adele Koswoski, Jay Zimmerman, ular classical/pop music. 9018 for more information. Thursday club The following programs have been The Cranford Seniors Friday Club Connie Hansen, Luis (Sonny) Participants are encouraged to go scheduled: meets at the Community Center, 220 through the routine at their own pace. Cranford Seniors Thursday Club Classes are free, but space is limited. . PUBLIC NOTICE increased by the authorization of the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE For more information call the bonds and notes provided in this bond ordinance by $900,000, and the obliga- Township of Clark, Union County pre- Municipal Building of the Township, and a of the additional improvement or pur- tions authorized herein will be within all PUBLIC NOTICE pared such a plan in accordance wish copy is available up to and including the pose, negotiable bonds are hereby debt limitations prescribed by that Law. said statute; and time of such meeting to the members of authorized to be issued in the principal PUBLIC NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Clark WHEREAS, the Board, after developing the general public of the Township who amount of $900,000 pursuant to the (d) An aggregate amount not exceeding Board of Adjustment will hold a Public and discussing this plan in subcommit- shalfrequest such copies, at the office of Redevelopment Law and the Local Bond from time to time subject to the provi- $1,200,000 for items of expense listed in Meeting on Monday, September 22, 2003 tees and as a Board in total, held a hear- the Township Clerk in said Municipal Law. In anticipation of the issuance of sions of N.J.S.A. 40A:2-6(a). The chief and permitted under N.J.S.A. 40A:2-20 is at 8-.00p.rn., at the Municipal Court ing with due notice in accordance with Building in Cranford, New Jersey. the bonds, negotiable bond anticipation financial officer is hereby authorized to included in the estimated cost indicated Room, 315 Westfield Avenue, Clark, New said statutes on May 27, 2003 on the Rosalie Hellenbrecht, RMC notes are hereby authorized to be issued sell part or all of the notes from time to herein for the purpose or improvement. Jersey, at which time the following appli- Clark Master Plan Update, May 2003 pre- Township of Cranford pursuant to and within the limitations time at public or private sales and to Of this amount, $1,000,000 was estimat- cation will be heard: pared for the Board by Annemarie Ueb- County of Union prescribed by the Local Bond Law. deliver them to the purchasers thereof ed for these items of expense in bond Application of Hollander Hill Associates, bing of Heyer, Gruel & Associates, Com- State of New Jersey upon receipt of payment of the purchase ordinance #2001-38 of the Township LLC for Preliminary and Final Site Plan munity Planning Consultants, signed and Section 3. (a) The improvement hereby price plus accrued interest from their finally adopted December 21, 2001, and Approval, and a use variance to permit sealed'by her in May, 2003; and authorized and the revised purpose for dates to the date of delivery thereof. The an additional $200,000 is estimated the construction of 18 townhouses on TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD the financing of which the bonds (includ- chief financial officer is directed to report therefor herein. property located at 639 Raritan Road, WHEREAS, the Board on May 27, 2003 CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY ing the bonds authorized by bond ordi- in writing to the governing body at the Section 7. Any grant moneys received also known as Lots 3 and 4 in Block 28 voted to approve said report. nance #2001-38 of the Township finally meeting next succeeding the date when by the Township for the purpose on the Cjark Township Tax Maps. The NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED ORDINANCE NO. 2003-27 adopted December 21, 2001) are to be any sale or delivery of the notes pursuant described in Section 3 hereof shall be property is located in an R-150 Zoning that the Planning Board of the Township issued is the design and construction of to this ordinance is made. Such report applied either to direct payment of the District and a variance is required from of Clark hereby memorializes said adop- BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A a municipal parking garage, on the parcel must include the amount, the description, cost of the improvement or to payment of Section 34-8.1 of the Clark Zoning Ordi- tion of the report; and SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION OF of property known as Block 474, Lot 4.02 the interest rate and the maturity sched- the obligations issued pursuant to this nance. The applicant also requests the FURTHER AUTHORIZES AND DIRECTS $900,000 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A on the tax map of the Township and a ule of the notes sold, the price obtained ordinance. The amount of obligations following additional variances: (a) a vari- that the Board send copies of said report, MUNICIPAL PARKING GARAGE AND portion of certain property to be acquired and the name of the purchaser. authorized but not issued hereunder shall ance from Section 34-8.3 C.1 of the Zon- as amended and adopted, to the Town- CERTAIN OTHER SITE IMPROVEMENTS be reduced to the extent that such funds ing Ordinance to permit a front yard set- ship Council and to the County of Union, TO THE ROUNDBANK REDEVELOP- from New Jersey Transit, including all Section 5. The capital budget of the are so used. back of 26.47 feet whereas a minimum and that copies be made available to the MENT AREA IN AND BY THE TOWNSHIP work and materials necessary therefor Township of Cranford is hereby amended setback of 40 feet is required; (b) a vari- public and that notice of said adoption be OF CRANFORD, IN THE COUNTY OF and incidental thereto and professional to conform with the provisions of this Section 8. The full faith and credit of ance from Section 34-8.3 C.2 of the Zon- published in accordance with law. UNION, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING and other related expenses in connection ordinance to the extent of any inconsis- the Township are hereby pledged to the ing Ordinance to permit a rear yard set- $900,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZ- with the development thereof. tency herewith. punctual payment of the principal of and back of 20 feet whereas a minimum set- Planning Board Chairman ING THE ISSUANCE OF $900,000 (b) The estimated maximum amount of Section 6. The following additional mat- the interest on the obligations authorized back of 35 feet is required; and (c) a Michael Kurzawski BONDS OR NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP bonds or notes to be issued for the ters are hereby determined, declared, by this bond ordinance. The obligations variance from Section 34-8.3 B of the U8310 CCE Sept. 4, 2003 ($18.14) TO FINANCE THE COST THEREOF improvement or purpose is $6,700,000, recited and stated: shall be direct, unlimited obligations of Zoning Ordinance to permit building cov- including $5,800,000 bonds or notes (a) The improvement or purpose the Township, and the Township shall be erage of 35.4% whereas a maximum cov- TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED authorized by bond ordinance #2001-38 described in Section 3 of this bond ordi- obligated to levy ad valorem taxes upon erage of 15% is permitted. The applicant NOTICE BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF of the Township finally adopted Decem- nance is not a current expense. It is an all the taxable real property within the also requests any other variances or THE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD, IN THE ber 21, 2001 and the $900,000 bonds or improvement or purpose that the Town- Township for the payment of the obliga- waivers which may be required in con- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY (not notes authorized herein. ship may lawfully undertake as a general tions and the interest thereon without nection with this application. The file lowing proposed bond ordinance was less than two-thirds of all members (c) The estimated cost of the improve- improvement, and no part of the cost limitation of rate or amount. papers for the above application are introduced and passed on first reading at thereof affirmatively concurring) AS ment or purpose is $6,700,000, including thereof has been or shall be specially Section 9. This bond ordinance shall available for inspection at the Clark a meeting of the Township Committee of FOLLOWS: the $5,800,000 appropriated by bond assessed on property specially benefited take effect 20 days after the first publica- Township Building Department, Clark the Township of Cranford, in the County ordinance #2001-38 of the Township thereby. tion thereof after final adoption as pro- Municipal Building, 430 Westfield of Union, State of New Jersey, held on Section 1. The improvement described finally adopted December 21, 2001 and (b) The period of usefulness of the vided by the Local Bond Lav;. Avenue, Clark, New Jersey, Monday the 12tn day of August 2003, and that in Section 3 of this bond ordinance has the $900,000 appropriated herein. improvement or purpose as provided for through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. said ordinance will be taken up for fur- heretofore been authorized to be under- Section 4. All bond anticipation notes within Section 37{c)(3) of the Redevelop- APPROVED: HOLLANDER HILL ASSOCIATES, L.L.C. ther consideration for final passage at taken by the Township of Cranford, New issued hereunder shall mature at such ment Law is 40 years computed from the the meeting of said Township Committee Jersey as a general improvement. For times as may be determined by the chief date of the bonds authorized by this ordi- Daniei J. Aschenbach, Chairman By: Rudolph E. Daunno, Member to be held at its meeting room in the the improvement or purpose described in financial officer; provided that no note nance. Township Committee Municipal Building, 8 Springfield rdAvenue, Section 3, there is hereby appropriated shall mature later than one year from its (C) The Supplemental Debt Statement U8308 CCE Sept. 4. 2003 ($21.39) Cranford, New Jersey on the 23 day of the supplemental sum of $900,000, such date. The notes shall bear interest at required by the Local Bond Law has been ATTEST RESOLUTION OF MEMORIALIZATION September 2003, at 8:30 p.m., or as soon sum being in addition to the $5,800,000 such rate or rates and be in such form as duly prepared and filed in the office of Rosalie Hellenbrecht TOWNSHIP OF CLARK thereafter as said matter can be reached, appropriated therefor by bond ordinance may be determined by the chief financial the Clerk, and a complete executed PLANNING BOARD at which time and place all persons who #2001-38 of the Township finally adopted officer. The chief financial officer shall duplicate thereof has been filed in the Township Clerk may be interested therein will be given December 21, 2001. As permitted by Sec- determine all matters in connection with office of the Director of the Division of U8314 CCE Sept. 4, 2003 ($112.07) WHEREAS: NJSA 40-.55D-28 provides an opportunity to be heard concerning tion 37(c)(2) of the Local Redevelopment notes issued pursuant to this ordinance, Local Government Services in the the requiiernents and contents of a Mas- the same. and Housing Law (N.J.S.A. 40A:12-1 £l and the chief financial officer's signature Department of Community Affairs of the Please Help Support WTC Ares Firms ter Plan,' including a land use element; A copy of this ordinance has been post- seq.l (the "Redevelopment Law") no upon the notes shall be conclusive evi- State of New Jersey. Such statement INCORPORATE m IONE, dence as to all such determinations. 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• News • Arts • Entertainment • Classified • Real Estate Union County • Automotive THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 4^2O03E - SECTION B http://www.focalsource.com A fair Historic preservation share Housing needs are back again master plan released on the front burner. Come Oct. 6, By Joshua Zaitz Plan was designed to assist historic the state will be changing the rules Staff Writer properties within Union County to regarding lotv- and moderate- Union County's Historic Preserva- preserve, protect and stabilize the income housing. Mayors, lawyers tion Master Plan, released last week, properties that are very important to and builders will be checking their identifies historic sites within the the history and heritage of the county, mail for the State Register which county for preservation and possible the state of New Jersey and the coun- will set out the proposal. Couple acquisition. try at large," Michael Yesenko, vice this with the increased portion of "We're hoping that in conjunction income spent on housing and the president of the Union Township His- with the municipalities that we can subject is very important. torical Society, said. preserve as much of our history as The historic master plan is the Early reports say the state will possible," said Freeholder Alexander third component of Open Space, scuttle the requirements of the past Mirabella. 25 years of each town being Preservation, Recreation and Historic The historic preservation plan rec- Trust Fund, which county voters required to provide "a fair share" ommends that the county acquire the of low- and moderate-income approved in 2000. The fund assesses Belcher-Ogden Mansion, the Bon- an annual levy of 1.5 cents per SI00 housing. Under the auspices of the nell-Price House and St. John's Par- Council of Affordable Housing, a of assessed value for 20 years. sonage, each located in Elizabeth, as "We're happy to get this piece of it formula seemingly from NASA well as the Droescher's Mill site in was developed. Opponents say off the ground," said Mirabella. "It's a Cranford or secure the protection of it way for the county to preserve our that after all the litigation, very lit- through a local ordinance. The mill tle housing was actually built. history." was built in 1737 and is the last mill In addition to funding the acquisi- on the Rahway River. Photos By Reena Rose Sibayan tion or stabilization of historic sites Lett In 2000, Cranford resident George through the Open Space, Preserva- A number of common household products can be used by someone looking to get McDonough bought the mill, wanting tion, Recreation and Historic Trust intoxicated. to preserve it. "I want to be the last Fund, the county is hopeful it will private owner of this mill," he said. "I Out receive funding from various grants, either want Cranford to take it over or By Frank Capece including the New Jersey Historic Under the new plan, for every the county to take it over." A Democ- Trust Fund 10 new units of housing, one unit Getting rat, McDonough last year lost in a bid must be low and moderate income. for a seat on the Cranford Township The state's Historic Trust Fund A new wrinkle is the requirement Committee. administers five historic preservation that for every 30 new jobs, a new grant programs: the Garden State His- high at Other suggestions from the master toric Preservation Trust Fund Pro- unit of low and moderate housing plan include encouraging certain sites must be included. gram, which provides competitively to develop permanent exhibits relat- awarded matching grants for capital A two-year moratorium will ing to particular events and people preservation projects and grants for give everybody a chance to figure home important in the county's history, such historic site planning/management out the new system. It is already as First Presbyterian Church in Eliza- obvious to local mayors; if you By Joshua Zaitz projects; the Revolving Loan Pro- Staff Writer beth; the Union County Courthouse in don't grow you don't need to Elizabeth, Elizabeth Public Library, gram, which offers low-interest loans Police officers pick up two 13- worry anymore about low-income Caldwell Parsonage and First Presby- for preservation, restoration, rehabili- year-old girls huffing spray paint on housing requirements. terian Church of Connecticut Farms tation and acquisition of historic the street corner. Sitting on Sunday with Plain- in Union and the Cannon Ball House properties; the Emergency Grants and field Mayor Albert McWilliams, The girls are intoxicated — high in Springfield, among others. Loan Program, which provides small one thing was clear, no one is from inhaling the gasses in the grants and loans for emergency aerosol spray paint can. Some of the essential sites that repairs and stabilization of historic happy with the current housing should be preserved according to the rules in the state. Surprisingly, in "Most of this will look like the structures; the Preservation Easement person is drunk but you won't smell master plan include — Elizabeth: Program, which ensures the preserva- his six years as mayor, he has not Broad Street, East Jersey Street, Eliz- accepted any proposals for any alcohol on them," said John John Kriger, a certified addictions counselor and pre- tion of privately owned historic prop- Kriger, a certified addictions coun- abeth Avenue and Pearl Street; Berke- erties in perpetuity through the use of Regional Contribution Agree- vention specialist, holds one of a number of household ley Heights: Littell-Lord House; ments. For the non housing wonks selor and prevention specialist. items that teens sometimes use to get high. deed restrictions; and the New Jersey One of the girls asks an officer Clark: Dr. Robinson Plantation; Hill- Legacies Program, which encourages that's an agreement which permits side: Woodruff House; Plainfield: how he knows what they are inhaling. gifts of historic properties that are suburban communities to send in side media presents their products," "The reality is with inhalants, one Plainfield Friends Meeting House; The officer brings the girl around resold with protective easements. dollars a part of their fair share said Coalition Coordinator Sandee of the things we don't even think Rahway: Abraham Terrill the car, cranks the mirror and tells her To obtain a copy of the master obligation to urban communities Moroso, explaining that often times about is the fact that a kid can die the Tavern/Merchants and Drovers Tav- rather then build. to look at herself. companies gear their advertising cam- first time they ever use it," said ern; Scotch Plains: Stage House Inn; plan, contact the Office of the Open Space, Recreation and Historic McWilliams speaks from the The girl's face is covered in paint. paigns toward teenagers rather than Kriger, explaining that kids could Westfield: Miller-Cory House. position of seeing two long-term "We may laugh a lot but the reali- have an allergic reaction to the Preservation Trust Fund at 908-558- adults. "The Historic Preservation Master projects with housing completed, ty is what's going onto her face is also inhalant. 2278. going into her lungs," said Kriger. The presentation, "What's Hot & the Tepper's units and the Park- What's Not: For Adults Only," Kids are getting high in their "There's potential for damage to Madison project in conjunction showed participants how kids can get homes and classrooms not only by the brain just because you're huffing County counsel appointed with Union County Improvement high without ever leaving the house, using street drugs but also by using this gas that's not oxygen," said Authority. To McWilliams, fair how they can get high in the class- • By Mark Hrywna share applies to everyone. everyday household products. Kriger. Regional Editor One of the primary depressants room undetected, and what to look The so-called RCA agreements Huffing can cause sickness and A prominent Hudson County Democrat will lead the county's Law Depart- kids get involved in besides alcohol for. are expected to survive the new death. Every year hundreds of kids ment. are inhalants. "I'm hoping to show you not only rules. Don't look to Plainfield for suffer severe consequences from Effective this week, Robert Barry of Jersey City is the new county counsel Inhalants are anything that comes what's being done but how it's being help. McWilliams is a Michigan inhalant abuse including permanent for the Board of Chosen Freeholders at an annual salary of $125,000. in a pressurized aerosol can — from done — what to look for, what to look Law School graduate. He is an brain damage, loss of muscle control, Barry is a partner with the Union City law firm of Brownstein, Booth and spray paint to air fresheners. for in the classroom," said Kriger. attorney at a fortune 500 company. "Kids, realistically, could be using it as well as the destruction of the heart, Barry. The firm has worked with Union County in the past, advising on some Kids are huffing — or inhaling — He sees RCA agreements as a type right in the classroom and you would blood, kidney, liver and bone marrow. issues involving Morristown & Erie Railway as well as solid waste issues with the gas propellants that release the of "segregation." It runs counter to not even know." the Union County Utilities Authority. The firm also is legal counsel to the Rah- aerosol products into the air. Carol Rowe, a Clark resident who McWilliams' goals of opening up way Valley Sewerage Authority. Except for almost four years when he was "The gas happens to be propane More than 1,000 different house- is a member of the Cranford/Clark opportunity and "having housing county counsel for Hudson County, Barry has been with the law firm for the and butane," said Kriger, explaining hold products are commonly abused. Coalition, said she first became where the jobs are." Some of the most abused products past 22 years. To become county counsel, Barry had to dissolve his partnership. that these flammable gasses are found involved in drug prevention after she The all-Democratic Board of Chosen Freeholders unanimously approved In terms of cost, you have to in cigarette lighters and gas grills. include glues or adhesives, nail polish lost her son to drug abuse 10 years remover, marking pens, paint thinner, the appointment, 6-0, during its meeting last month. In addition to the appoint- give Plainfield credit for putting "Those are things that are not intend- ago. their principals above the money. spray paint, butane lighter fluid, gaso- ment, the freeholder board approved a waiver to the county's residency ed to be in your body." "Hopefully people will benefit requirement. I argue to the mayor that not line, propane gas, typewriter correc- The Union County Coalition for from his story," she said. "It's impor- County Manager George Devanney said the county pursued Barry for the accepting the money of suburban tion fluid, household cleaners, cook- the Prevention of Substance Abuse, tant for kids to stop and think before position of county counsel. towns doesn't stop the process; it ing sprays, deodorants, fabric protec- getting involved injirugs." an autonomous arm of Prevention tors, whipped cream aerosols and air- "When you're looking at top-level people, there are times you have to con- just moves the money to Newark Kriger said that many alcohol and Links, and the Union County Com- conditioning coolants. sider that they can't always relocate their lives," Devanney said, adding that the and other cities. The RCA money tobacco advertising campaigns are mittee Against Hate, sponsored a drug Warning signs that kids are using board also considered the fact that Barry was earning much more money in his must go for housing rehabilitation. prevention workshop on Aug. 27 at geared toward underage kids who are private practice than he will as county counsel. McWilliams is actually a devo- household products to get high very impressionable. The Westwood in Garwood for par-* include drastic changes in the child's There are no other county department heads who have residency waivers. tee of pushing for better housing ents and educators. Studies show that kids will view Admitted to the bar in 1974, Barry said he has always enjoyed public sector and diversity becoming a strength personality, rapidly dropping grades, "The program is mostly an inform- over 180,000 beer commercials by the; work and was fortunate to have the opportunity arise. in a community. As to the benefits new friends, lack of money when they ative program that talks about all the would normally have money, general time they're 18 years old. Barry's annual salary is slightly higher than the previous two county coun- of RCA he says, "I'm not con- prevention that can be done but at the apathy and an argumentative person- "How many of those kids have sels, the late Jeremiah O'Dwyer who earned $123,240 and former Freeholder vinced." same time it also talks about what is ality when the child is normally very been told 'I love you' 180,000 times Carol Cohen whose annual salary was $119,650 before resigning in late 2001 See TWO, Page B2 sold over the counter and how the out- easy going. by the time they're 18?" said Kriger. to become an administrative law judge.

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It looks tion for legal professionals, will spon- antifreeze, aerosol cans, pool chemi- County residents only and not for The topic will be "Creating a Per- cals, corrosives, pesticides, herbi- businesses. Proof of Union County ing to an end is those who battle like the builders who want to build sor a bus trip to the Sands Casino in sonal Relationslfip Marketing Plan" against fair share numbers. and team up with minorities who Atlantic City. cides, solvents, thinners, fire extin- residency is required. with speaker Marlene Waldock, host Department of Community of want more housing opportunity The bus will depart from the guishers, motor oil and oil filters, For more information, call the Affairs Commissioner Susan Bass will square off against the anti- Union County Administration Build- of a weekly television business talk gasoline, batteries, thermostats, Bureau of Environmental Services show, NJ Business on News 12, and unbroken fluorescent bulbs, and mer- Hotline at 908-654-9889. Levin said, "Town officials did growth groups. It's like moving to ing in Elizabeth, at 8:30 a.m. and pause-after a period of stalling. return at approximately 7 p.m. There the 2003 Business Women of the cury switches. risk-benefit analysis and deter- will be an additional pick up at the Year. Only materials in original' or Halfway to St. Patrick's mined it would cost less to ignore Cheesequake Service Area on the Cost of the dinner is S30 for mem- labeled containers will be accepted. Day fund-raiser Sept. 14 the obligation and risk a builder Garden State Parkway. The cost is bers with advance reservation, S35 for Latex, water-based paint and The Union County St Patrick's taking them to court." A resident of Cranford, $21, with a $13 return from the casi- non-members and walk-ins. empty cans will not be accepted. They Day Parade Committee Inc. will Those who advocate for the Frank Capece is an attorney. no on arrival. For information, call Lori Bierman should be disposed of with the regular sponsor its Halfway to St. Patrick's For information or reservations, at 973-761-7146, or e-mail garbage. Leftover latex paint can be Day fund-raiser Sept. 14 from 2 to 8 call Helen Goworek at 908-289-7356 [email protected]. air-dried or, to hasten the drying p.m. at the Union Knights of Colum- or 908-527-4587. process, kitty litter and/or newspaper bus 4504, 1034 Jeanette Ave., Union. We want your news Special waste collection can be added to hasten the drying. The proceeds from this fund-raiser Admission is $10 and includes Your organization should be getting the publicity it deserves and we would will help benefit UCLSA's Annual The County of Union will sponsor Electronic equipment that will be beer, soda and hot dogs, with music like to help. We have a publicity handbook which explains how to tell your Scholarship Program and Legal Edu- a recycling event Sept. 13 so Union accepted on Sept. 13 includes com- by 'Round the House and Bagpipers. story. County residents can get rid of cation Fund. Each year, UCLSA puter monitors, hard drives, modems, For more information, call Gene We would like to publicize your club, church, sports, school news, etc. If you awards a scholarship to a Union unwanted computers and electronic keyboards, CPUs, mice, printers, Sully at 908-413-7620, Cathy Zabita equipment, household special waste, have an idea for a picture or story, please let us know. County resident who is pursuing a scanners, speakers, televisions, at 908-820-8792, or Debbie Capasso If you'd like a handbook, call (908) 686-7700 and one will be mailed to you. law-related career. In addition, and old automobile tires in a environ- VCRs, fax machines, telephones and at 908-413-5253. UCLSA sponsors monthly legal edu- mentally proper manner. The collec- circuit boards. cation seminars for its members and tion will take place from 8 a.m. to 2 Computer monitors and televi- guests. p.m. at Lucent Technologies, 600 sions are the source of a considerable Mountain Ave., New Providence. amount of lead — about 5 pounds per RaguS the Show From Ireland All residents of Union County are screen. Volunteers sought eligible to participate at no cost. Up front, in your face, toe-tapping, eye-boggling The YWCAof Eastern Union Up to 95 percent of most electron- Preregistration is not required for ic appliances can be recycled. This is Irish culture...a surefire winner! Sunday Tribune County, 1131 E. Jersey St., Elizabeth, this special Saturday collection. is seeking volunteers. If you are inter- a responsible way to keep hazardous All residents need to do is drive to heavy metals out of the environment. An exhilarating Tour-de-force. The Irish Examiner ested in volunteering, call Lynn at the site with their household special 908-355-1500, ext. 18. waste, computers and other electronic Refrigerators, washers and dryers, ....master class musicians...dancers who blister the equipment, and automobile tires. microwaves, and air conditioners will boards with their brilliance...a mighty night not be accepted. Women business owners Workers at the site will unload the out.. Sunday Business Post host dinner meeting vehicles. A complete list of the materials There is a limit of eight automo- The New Jersey Women Business that will be accepted on Sept. 13 is bile tires —' without rims — per available at the Union County Bureau A return to the heart of traditional dance Owners Association Union County household. This is a household recy- of Environmental Services Web site at Irish Times Chapter will host a networking and cling event. No businesses. www.ucnj.org/oem. 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Leaving no detail overlooked, even the weather has been taken into well be singing the same tune these The carry-over from the jazz camp account: in the event of yet more rain, days. to Saturday's event is part of what the Jazz and World Music Festival Baker, herself a jazz singer who's Baker hopes to maintain in OSPAC's will take place Sept. 14. .performed locally and toured Europe, programming. "One thing actually Crowd-pleaser is the executive director of the Oskar jumps to the next," she said. "Every- Walking down the hill toward the Schindler Performing Arts Center in body's all hyped from the workshop, stage, Baker looked around and com- West Orange and, in that capacity, is and now we go into the festival." mented on the crowds that have putting the finishing touches on the She also sees the workshop and attended the various acts this year, Jazz and World Music Festival, festival as something that will further which have ranged from the Vanguard scheduled for this Saturday. Her goal encourage the young musicians, espe- Jazz Orchestra to the folk-funk trio is to make the event an annual cele- cially as summer gives way to fall GrooveLily to the Catskill Puppet bration. "It's a nice time for kids because Company. "This has grown really fast in the it's right as they enter college or they "We've had about 1,000," Baker last year," Baker said last week of the go back to school, so it's something to said, adding that the grounds could facility's offerings on the hill over- inspire them to keep practicing and Vic Juris easily accommodate 1,500 audience looking the state-of-the-art amphithe- keep working on their music, too," winnowing the pool of talent was not. members. "Each event draws com- ater. Under a bright summer sky, she said. pletely different, it depends on what Crystal Lake sparkled off to the right, While Baker describes the work- "We have so many jewels right l the event is." creating an idyllic atmosphere for the shop as the "jewel in the crown" of here in West Orange,"she continued. The diversity of acts has also facility on Boland Drive. OSPAC's first season, the work on "These are recording artists on major drawn an equally diverse range of Kate Baker Just completing its First full season Saturday's jazz festival began nearly labels. We want to show off how great interest, spanning beyond the borders of programming, OSPAC is putting a year ago. our town is, and what we have in this summer, West Orange's Theater from Seton Hall University." of both West Orange and New Jersey. the finishing touches on the long- "We started planning everything area, in New Jersey. We've got world- Under the Stars presents two musicals Other volunteers and interns han- "Our mailing list is from South anticipated musical event. last fall," Baker said. "That's when renowned acts coming in here. These in the space. Formerly located in dle such aspects as videotaping the Jersey, Connecticut, people are com- Beginning things at 12:30 p.m. we started to write our grants, I start- people play internationally." Degnan Park, TUTS aided in the ini- performances and other visual ele- ing from Manhattan," Baker listed. will be an act dear to Baker's heart: ed to come up with the ideas for the Also scheduled to appear through- tiative to get OSPAC off the ground; it ments. "It's pulling from Asbury Park, it's the OSPAC All-Star Student Big acts, and everything that we wanted to out the day Saturday are the band still performs its fall, winter and "We've got Steve Longo, who did pulling from Basking Ridge, Liv- Band, led by Ed Palermo. The ensem- do for the jazz festival." Brasil & Co., the Renee Rosnes Quar- spring shows at the Pleasantdale Pres- all our graphic designs and all our ingston, all over." ble features young musicians who Developing the concept was easy; tet, Dave Samuels and the Caribbean byterian Church in West Orange. posters," she continued. "And then Jazz Project, vocalist Melissa Walker, Also benefiting OSPAC's audi- Baker believes that OSPAC picks up we have George Kopp and Wendy the Dave Stryker and Steve Slagle ence base is the fact that, during the audience members from among those Robinson, who did all our photogra- Quintet, the Jon Faddis Group, and attending TUTS shows. phy." / the Grammy Award-winning Trio de Wearing several hats For its inaugural season, the per- Paz, which will close the day. Baker's responsibilities go beyond forming arts center exended its out- The name of another vocalist on lining up the various acts, and extend reach, thanks to its Web site, the bill might be familiar: Baker, her- into the business aspects of OSPAC. www.ospac.org, administered by Web self. The jazz singer will appear with "It's coordinating everything, from master Wendy Figueroa. guitarist Vic Juris, pianist Xavier the P.R. to the budget," she said of her "I supply her with the information Davis, drummer Quincy Davis, and position. and she runs with it," Baker said. bassist Jay Anderson. While Baker is the sole adminis- "That's how we do it: we do it In addition to the musical perform- trator of the facility, and in some ways through volunteers and people who ances throughout the day, Baker has "a staff of one," there is a paid techni- care about seeing this place go. arranged for 10 craft vendors to dis- cal staff. She's also aided by quite a "That's how things work: with a play their wares along the path lead- few others, about whom she enthuses. ing to the plaza overlooking Crystal team!" "I have great interns," she said, The Jazz and World Music Fes- Lake. On the plaza, visitors will find "we've got a great sound guy, we've clowns, face painters and beach ball tival will take place Saturday from got great tech guys, we've got volun- 12:30 to 9 p.m. at the Oskar giveaways, among other things, to teers that are terrific." OSPAC keep kids amused and occupied. Schindler Performing Arts Center recruited its interns this year from in West Orange. Suggested dona- "We have music for the avid jazz Montclair State University. "And this Dave Samuels lovers," she said, "and the other peo- Melissa Walker tion is $5. For information, call 973- year, we're going also to get more 669-7385 or visit www.ospac.org.

Ride MJ TRANSIT to... County Board of Freeholders Union Sports AlDflfl ake OPENING jlj('i^mjj^iy«jl_i^5™j^fla)j, __ \mijti Jj^WP'^ijrJFfTH^SSr1'*^ JIJlHBSjfJJ,1- ™'l ,'? J WEEKEND Weekend Events: Septenlere^aadF Saturday - September 6,2003 12:30 pm -Public Session See former H J DEVILS players take on 2:15 pm - Figure Skating Exhibition 4:00 pm - Public Session and our home All-Star team in a benefit game Free "Leam to Skate" 6:15pm- Wildcats Jr. C Game to support the family of a local youth 8:30 pm - Public Session with DJ hockey referee whose daughter has Sunday - September 7.2003 12:30 pm - Ribbon Cutting Ceremony recently been stricken with cancer. 12:30 pm -Public Session 2:30 pm - NJ Devils Alumni Game 2:30 pm Sunday, Sept, 7 ($10 Admission) 4:30 pm- "Skate with the Pros" Hockey Clinic 5:45 pm - Family Hockey Kids 9 and under: Skate with the Ice Skating Ice Hockey Pro Devils Skating Lessons after the game. Birthday Parties Youth Hockey Clinics (Pre-Registration is Adult Leagues required. For more Outings for: Companies, Schools, information, call 908-687- Saturday, Sept. 20, 2003, 12:30 pm to 9:00 pm PTA Groups, Church and Youth 8610 or visit our website.) OLETA ADAMS, CHRIS BOTTI, NESTOR TORRES, Groups, Boys and Girls Clubs and Scouts. JEFF £OLUB, RICHARD REITER SWING BAND Buy one Public Free Admission Session Admission NOMAHEGAN PARK, SPRINGFIELD AVE., CRANF0RD NJ Get one FREE ONLY WITH THIS COUPON The Coolest Place in Union County! 5ABETH Regular Public Skating Single :NTER 2441-A Route 22 West, Union, NJ. Admission $6 per skater (Behind Pizza Hut & Best Buy) Call 908-687-8610 or Fax 908-687-8924 PLEASE HELP OUR FOOD DRIVE. Canned and non-perishable food items (Does not include Skate Rental fee of $3.50) will be accepted for the Community Food Bank of New Jersey. EVENT INFORMATION: 908-436-2900 Expires October 31,2003 www.unionsportsarena.com PAGE B4 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS

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Ethic foods, 30 Pixie crafts, collectibles and a garage/ tag crafters and collectibles vendors. games, clothing, music, art, etc. Giant ORGANIZATION: Kingsiand Trust & Flea Market. Vendors call 973-675-6390 31 Friends star sale section! For information call 201- 997-9535 Nutley Historical Society. ORGANIZATION: United Methodist 36 Moroccan range ORGANIZAT1ON:BHS Football Church, Orange 37 Grand Ole 52 53 54 OTHER SATURDAY 38 Good mouser SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13th, 2003 39 Leslie Caron 57 SATURDAY September 6th, 2003 September 27th, 2003 EVENT: Original Munchner Oktoberfest. musical EVENT: Edison Italian Food & Music An evening of wonderful German food EVENT: Flea Market/ Garage Sale Street Festival 40102, to Titus 62 PLACE:Springfield Elks Club, 80 and entertainment. Music provided by Springfield Avenue, Springfield PLACE:Held along Amboy Ave., Edison "Bemie's Orchestra" and performances 41 Film and TV star TIME:2pm-11pm 65 TIME:9am-4pm by the Bayern Verein Newark Schuh- 45 Singleton PRICE: $12 per 8 Ft. Space. INFORMATION: Live Italian, Latin and plattlers. American music & entertainment, food, 46 Crackerjack pilot VENDORS WANTED. For reservation PLACE: Deutscher Club Clark, 787 68 and Information call 973-379-9766 quality vendors and local merchants, 47 French pronoun kiddie rides, pony rides, petting zoo, Featherbed Lane, Clark ORGANIZATION: Elks Club, Springfield TIME: Doors open at 4:00pm 48 Blazing face painting and more! For information COPLEY NEWS SERVICE By Charles Praaton #2004 call 201-997-9535. Raindate September PRICE: $5.00 Admission. Children under 50 Daybreak 13th. 12 free. For information call Ralph 52 Iced tea alternative ORGANIZATION: Sponsored by Mayor Mehne at 908-276-7745 ORGANIZATION: Bayern Verein 55 American League RUMMAGE SALE Spadoro and the Italian American Club 5 Punish 251's bottom line, e.g. 41 Deep red Newark, Inc. team 6 Afghan city 26 Irish county 42 Frosts THURSDAY, FRIDAY & 58 Hersey's hamlet THURSDAY- FRIDAY SUNDAY 7 Maine college town 27 Fasten 43 Shrouds SATURDAY 61 Samoan seaport SATURDAY- SUNDAY September 14th, 2003 8 Little lake 28 Bawl 44 The Ranger September 4th, 5th, 6th, 2003 EVENT: Nutley Police Motorcycle Run 62 Feminizing suffix 9 Voting power 49 Comics' Yokum EVENT: Gigantic 25th Annual Rum- September 415,6,7, 2003 PLACE:Parks and Recreation Building, 29 Court records mage Sale, Consignment Sale and EVENT: GREEK FESTIVAL 63 Poe crow 10 Ump's yell 50 Disney dwarf 44 Park Avenue Nutley 31 Hot chocolate Sitent Auction PLACE: St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox TiME:8am 64 Seaweed's relative Church, 721 Rahway Avenue Union, 11 Yoko 32 Unlatching, poetically 51 Old ladyish PLACE: Prospect Presbyterian Church, PRICE:$20.00 per person. Raindate 65 Lager or pilsner corner of Prospect Street and Tuscan NJ. (off of Morris Avenue) 12PartofHRH 33 Archangel 52 Lou Grant portrayer TIME:Thursday & Friday -6pm-Midnight Sunday September 28th. For more 66 Ripening agent Road, Maplewood information call John Griffith 973-667- 15 Long-winded 34 homo: behold 53 Gift recipient TIMEiThursday, Friday 6:45pm-9:00pm Saturday -Noon-Midnight 67 Needle apertures 1474 20 Booty the man 54 Apply energy Saturday 9:30am-2:30pm Sunday -Noon-8pm ORGANIZATlON:Nutley Police Youth 68 Waste allowance PRICE: Free Admission. Great bar- PRICE: $1.00 Donation. Children/Free Organization. 21 Debussy contempo- 35 Derisive sound 56 Seize gains! Clothing, antiques, collectibles, ORGANIZATION: St. Demetrios Greek rary 39 Indicting gps. 57 Amount owed toys, housewares, sports & exercise Orthodox Church DOWN 58 Football's equipment, shoes, furniture, small appli- Activities: Lunch Under the Tent on Fri- What's Going On is a paid directory of ances, more! $5.00 bag sale and Silent day, Sept. 5, from 12noon to 2:30pm. See ANSWERS on Page B17 Parseghian Auction on Saturday. Outdoor Consign- Greek foods and pastries, live Bouzouki events for non profit organizations. It is 1 Clutches 59 Hammarskjold ment Sale Saturday morning (weather music, souvlaki and gyro, folk dancing, prepaid and costs just $20.00 (for 2 2 Israeli port permitting). For information call 973- games and rides for the children, and 60 Maria weeks) for Essex County or Union 3 Old saw 763-2090. much more. For additional information, County and just $30.00 for both call either 908-964-7957 or 732-381- 4 Russo, of films ORGANIZATION: Prospect Presbyter- Counties. 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Stepping Out is a weekly calendar Every Wednesday: Hi-Fi Wednes- designed to guide our readers to the days with G.L.O. with DJs and musi- many arts and entertainment events cians; Corona, Cuervo, Margaritas, $2 in the Union County area. The cal- all night endar is open to all groups and Every Thursday: All domestic beer, organizations in the Union County $2 all night. area. To place your free listing, send For information, call 908-232-5666 information to Arts and Entertain- or visit www.xxroads.com EAT TO THE BEAT Coffeehouse in ment Editor Bill VanSant, Worrall gallery hours, call 908-273-9121 or Noble of Clark. Barnes and Noble is Y-SQUARES, a local square dance SINGLES Rahway will feature appearances by Community Newspapers, 463 Valley visitwww.njcva.org. located at 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. club, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at musical artists. Eat to the Beat is locat- St., P.O. Box 158, Maplewood, NJ For information, call 732-574-1818. Frank K. Hehnly School, Raritan DINNERMATES and Entrepreneurs ed at 1465 Irving St. at East Cherry 07040. Road, Clark. A free session/open Group invites business and profes-. AUDITIONS SHAKESPEARE OUT LOUD Read- Street, Rahway. For information, call house will take place Sept. 16 from sional singles to dinner at a local ing Group meets the third Friday of the 732-381-0505. SUMMIT CHORALE will conduct month at 7:30 p.m. at Barnes and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Fee for each lesson restaurant; wine and mingling is at 8 ART SHOWS auditions for all voice parts — sopra- Noble in Clark to read a Shakespeare is $4. For information, call 908-298- p.m., dinner is at 9 p.m. Two age THE INTERNET LOUNGE in Fan- wood will sponsor Open Mic/Karaoke A NATURAL CONNECTION, land- no, alto, tenor, bass — Tuesday and play out loud. Barnes and Noble is 1851, 732-381-2535 or 908-241-9492. groups are available. For information Night on Sunday at 7 p.m. The Internet scape photography by Nancy On" and Sept. 16 on the campus of Drew Uni- located at 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. on dates and locations, call 732-822- Dwight Hiscano, wili be on exhibit at versity in Madison. For information, For information, call 732-574-1818. 9796 or visit www.dinnermates.com. Lounge is located at 256 South Ave., call 732-698-1433 or visit the Web site Fanwood. For information, call 908- Bouras Galleries in Summit through WOMEN'S READING GROUP meets DISCUSSION Monday. at www.summitchorale.org 490-1234 or visit www.theinternet- the last Wednesday of the month at JOURNAL WRITING GROUP,ted b y lounge.com. Gallery hours are by appointment 7:30 p.m. at Barnes and Noble in professional life coach Jami Novak, THEATER MOLLY MAGUIRE'S IRISH PUB, for- only, Bouras Galleries is located in Clark. Barnes and Noble is located at meets the fourth Thursday of each BOOKS THE SHAKESPEARE THEATER OF merly Casual Times, in Clark will pres- Bouras Properties L.L.C., 25 DeForest 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. For infor- month at Barnes and Noble in Clark. NEW JERSEY will present "Pyg- Ave., Summit. For information, call UNION PUBLIC LIBRARY Book Dis- ent entertainment in the coming mation, call 732-574-1818. Barnes and Noble is located at 1180 malion" by George Bernard Shaw 908-277-6054. cussion Groupwill meet the third weeks. Thursdays are Ladies Nights, Raritan Road, Clark. For information, through Sept. 28. Shows are 8 p.m. Wednesday of each month, with no and Sundays feature NFL games and A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE, pastels call 732-574-1818. Thuesdays to Saturdays, and 2 and 7 meetings in August and December. COLLECTIBLES $2 drafts. by Leslie Delgyer highlighting endan- p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $23 to $43. Sept. 17: "Sotah" by Naomi Ragen WRITERS' WORKSHOP will meet Molly Maguire's is located at 1085 gered species, will on exhibit from Sat- GREATER NEW JERSEY RECROD The Shakespeare Theater of New All meetings begin at 7 p.m. Partic- every other Monday at Barnes and Central Ave., Clark. For information, urday to Sept. 30 at Swain Galleries in SHOWS will present a record and CD Jersey performs in the F.M. Kirby ipants must have read the selection Noble in Springfield, 240 Route 22 call 732-388-6511. Plainfield. An opening reception will expo Sept. 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Shakespeare Theater on the campus prior to the meeting. Union Public West. For information, call 973-376- take place Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Route 22 West, of Drew University, 36 Madison Ave., SECOND SATURDAYS COFFEE- Library is located at 1980 Morris Ave., 8544. Gallery hours are Tuesdays to Fri- Springfield. Admission is $5 for adults Madison. For information, call 973- HOUSE will take place the second in Friberger Park, Union. For informa- days, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Satur- and $3 for senior citizens; children 408-5600 or visit the Web site at Saturday of each month at 8 p.m. in tion, call 908-815-5450. days, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Swain Gal- younger than 12 are admitted free. For www.ShakespeareNJ.org. the Fellowship Hall of the Summit Uni- leries is located at 703 Watchung Ave., AUTHOR LAUREN BARATZ-LOG- information, call 908-925-9667 or FESTIVALS tarian Church, 4 Waldron Ave., Sum- THE ELIZABETH PLAYHOUSE will mit. Featured will be an "open mike" Plainfield. For information, call 908- STED will appear at the Town Book send inquiries via e-mail to THE 26TH ANNUAL GREEK FESTI- present "Look Homeward Angel" by forum of music, poetry, comedy and 756-1707. Store of Westfield on Saturday from 11 [email protected]. VAL will be sponsored by St. Demetrio Ketti Frings from Sept. 12 through Oct. performance art. Refreshments are a.m. to 1 p.m. to sign copies of her Greed Orthodox Church in Union CHILDREN'S SPECIALIZED HOSPI- 12. Shows are at 7:30 p.m. Fridays served. Admission is $4. Talent is TAL in Mountainside will exhibit the new book, The Thin Pink Line." The today and Friday from 6 p.m. to mid- Town Book Store is located at 255 E. and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays. Tick- sought for future dates. works of photographer Deborah Anne CONCERTS night, Saturday from noon to midnight, ets are $10 for general admission, $6 Broad St., Westfield. For information, and Sunday from noon to 8 p.m. For information, call 908-928-0127 Nero.watercolorist Gigi Burboeck, and THE CRANFORD DOWNTOWN for students and senior citizens. The call 908-233-3535 or visit the Web site Admission is $1 for adults; children or send e-mail to info@secondsatur- members of the New Jersey Watercol- MANAGEMENT CORPORATION will Elizabeth Playhouse is located at 1100 at www.townbookstore.com. accompanied by an adult are admitted days.org. or Society throughout the month of sponsor a series of outdoor concerts E. Jersey St., Elizabeth. For informa- free. St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox September. CHS is located at 150 CHILDREN'S AUTHOR CARRIE at the gazebo at North Union and tion, call 908-355-0077 or visit VAN GOGH'S EAR, 1017 Stuyvesant Church is located at 821 Rahway Ave., New Providence Road, Mountainside. KITZE will appear at the Town Book Springfield avenues. www.elizabethplayhouse.com. Ave., Union, will present a series of Union. For information, call 908-964- musical events. Tuesdays are ARTIST FERNANDO DA S1LVA will Store of Westfield on Saturday from 2 Tuesday: Tom Klimchock PAPER MILL: The State Theater of 7957 or 732-381-3681. "Acoustic Tuesday," some of which have his paintings and ceramics on to 4 p.m. to sign copies of her new Sept. 16: Carnaby Street New Jersey will present Fats Waller's feature open mike from 8 to 9 p.m. for exhibit at the Les Maiamut Art Gallery book, "We See the Moon." The Town All concerts begin at 7 p.m. Audi- ORIGINAL MUNICH OKTOBERFEST 'Ain't Misbehavin'" from Wednesday Book Store is located at 255 E. Broad folk singers, poets and comedians, fol- in Union Public Library, Union, from ence members are asked to bring a will be sponsored by the Bayern Vere- through Oct. 19. Shows are at 8 p.m. St., Westfield. For information, call lowed by a featured folk performer. Sept. 13 through Oct. 2. An opening lawn chair. For information, call 908- in Newark on Sept. 13 at the Deutsch- Wednesdays through Saturdays and 908-233-3535 or visit the Web site at Open mike participants sign up at 7:30 reception will take place Sept. 13 from 709-7283. 7:30 p.m. Sundays, with matinee per- www.townbookstore.com. er Club of Clark. Tickets are $5; chil- p.m., and get 10 minutes at the micro- 2 to 4 p.m. dren younger than 12 are admitted formances at 2 p.m. Thursdays and COFFEE WITH CONSCIENCE CON- phone. Jazz and blues are featured Gallery hours are Mondays, Tues- EDISON ARTS SOCIETY WRITERS' free. For information, call 908-276- Sundays and 2:30 p.m. Saturdays. CERT SERIES in Springfield will begin Sundays at 8 p.m. Cover charge is $3 days, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 10 CIRCLE, led by Cheryl Racanelli, 7745. Tickets are $30 to $67. its fall series of concerts Sept. 13 at 8 for all Sunday concerts. a.m. to 9 p.m., and Fridays and Satur- meets the second and fourth Mondays Special performances include sign- days, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Union Public of the month at 7:30 p.m. at Barnes p.m. with singer-songwriter Lea. Tick- Sunday: Pam Purvis and Bob Ack- ets are $12 and include refreshments. interpreted and audio-described per- erman Library is located at 1980 Morris Ave. and Noble in Clark. Barnes and Noble formances, Lambda Night on Oct. 15, Proceeds benefit local charities. The Tuesday: Sean Smith, 8 p.m.; in Friberger Park, Union. For informa- is located at 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. HOBBIES and Singles Night on Oct. 17. tion, call 908-851-5450. For information, call 732-574-1818. concert is at Emanuel United Patrick Suler, 9 p.m. Methodist Church, 40 Church Mall, THE MODEL RAILROAD CLUB INC. Paper Mill is located on Brookside Sept. 14: Liquifyed IN TUNE WITH NATURE will be on CLASSICS BOOK CLUB meets the Springfield. For information, call 908- meets at 295 Jefferson Ave., Union, Drive in Millburn. For information, call Sept. 16: Ginny Jonston exhibit at the Skulski Art Gallery in second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 232-8723. behind Home Depot on Route 22 East. 973-376-4343 or visit the Web site at Sept. 21: The Pat Clare Trio Clark from Sept. 12 through Oct. 3. An p.m. at Barnes and Noble in Spring- The club is open to the public Satur- www.papermill.org. For information, call 908-810-1844. opening reception will take place Sept. field. Barnes and Noble is located at COFFEE WITH CONSCIENCE CON- days from 1 to 4 p.m. For information, 12 from 8 to 10:30 p.m. 240 Route 22 West, Springfield. For CERT SERIES in Westfield will begin call 908-964-9724 or 908-964-8808, THE WAITING ROOM, 1431 Irving Gallery hours are Tuesdays to Fri- information, call 973-376-8544. its fall series of concerts Sept. 20 at 8 send e-mail to [email protected] or VARIETY St., Rahway, at the corner of Lewis days, 5 to 9 p.m., and Saturdays, 10 Street, presents Open Mike Night CLOAK AND DAGGER READING p.m. with Wishing Chair. Tickets are visit www.tmrci.com. SNAFOO will appear in concert Sept. every Wednesday night. For informa- a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Skulski Art GROUP will meet the second $12 and include refreshments. Pro- 13 at 9 p.m. at The Office, 61 Union Gailery is located in the Polish Cultur- Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. ceeds benefit local charities. The con- Place in Summit. For information, visit tion, call 732-815-1042. al Foundation, 177 Broadway, Clark. at Barnes and Noble of Clark. Barnes cert is at the First United Methodist www.snafoorocks.com. THE WASHINGTON AVENUE PUB, For information, call 732-382-7197. and Noble is located at 1180 Raritan Church, 1 E. Broad St., Westfield. For KIDS THE BACK PORCH in Rahway will 704 Washington Ave., Linden, will FIELD OF FLOWERS, the works of Road, Clark. For information, call 732- information, call 908-232-8723. present Open Mike Night every Thurs- CRAFT TIME for children ages 5 to 10 present karaoke and the 100-Proof Mary Wickliffe, will be on exhibit in 574-1818. day night, a disc jockey every Friday Duo Band every Saturday night. In SANCTUARY CONCERTS in Berke- years old will-take place every Monday Wisner House at Reeves-Reed night, and solo artists and bands on addition, Thursday is Ladies Night. For AFRICAN-AMERICAN INTERESTS ley Heights will present musical acts in at 11 a.m. at Barnes and Noble in Saturdays. Happy Hour is 4 to 7 p.m. Arboretum through Oct. 9. A reception meets the second Thursday of the Springfield, 240 Route 22 West, information, call 908-925-3707. the coming weeks. Mondays to Fridays, with $1 drafts and will take place Sept. 14 from 2 to 4 month at 8 p.m. at Barnes and Noble Springfield. For information, call 973- Sept. 14: Silk City, $12 $3 Long Island iced teas. Mondays are p.m. in Springfield. Barnes and Noble is Sept. 27: Grey Eye Giances, $15 376-8544. Exhibit hours are Mondays to Fri- located at 240 Route 22 West, Spring- Mexican Mondays with $2 shot spe- Bill VanSant, Oct. 11: Klezmer Mountain Boys, cials, $2 Coronas, $2 margritas and $1 days from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Reeves- field. For information, call 973-376- BARNES AND NOBLE, 240 Route 22 Editor $12 tacos. Wednesdays are Ladies Nights Reed Arboretum is located 165 Hobart 8544. Concerts are presented at Union West, Springfield, will sponsor Tales Ave., Summit. For information, call for Tots Preschool Storytime, Tues- and karaoke. MYSTERY READING GROUP meets Village Methodist Church, 1130 Moun- ©Worrall Community Newspapers 908-273-8787 or visit the Web site at days and Thursdays at 11 a.m., and Friday: Brother John Brown the second Thursday of the month at tain Ave., Berkeley Heights. For infor- Inc. 2002 All Rights Reserved www.reeves-reedarboretum.org. mation, call 973-376-4946 or visit the Kids' Writing Workshop, Saturdays Saturday: Redhouse 7:30 p.m. at Barnes and Noble in Sept. 13: Bad Attitude and B-3 THREE TWINS will be on exhibit at www.sanctuaryconcerts.org. at 10 a.m. For information, call 973- Clark. Barnes and Noble is located at Band Organizations submitting the Arts Guild of Rahway from Sept. 376-8544. 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. For infor- Sept. 20: B-3 Band 14 through Oct. 10. An opening recep- releases to the entertainment mation, call 732-574-1818. Sept. 27: Gary Costello tion will take place Sept. 14 from 1 to DANCE section can mail copy to 170 The Back Porch is located at 1505 4 p.m. STAFF RECOMMENDATION BOOK POETRY GROUP, a monthly reading group fea- SUMMIT FOLK DANCERS will spon- Main St., Rahway. For information, call Scotland Road, P.O. Box POETRY OUT LOUD! will take place Gallery hours are Wednesdays, turing staff members' favorite books, sor evenings of international dance 732-381-6544. at Barnes and Noble, 240 Route 22 849, Orange, NJ. 07050. Fridays and Saturdays, 1 to 4 p.m., meets the second Thursday of the throughout the year at The Connection West, Springfield. For information, call CROSSROADS, 78 North Ave., Gar-, and Thursdays, 1 to 3 p.m. and 5 to 7 month at 7:30 p.m. at Barnes and for Women and Families, 79 Maple 973-376-8544. wood, presents a series of jazz, blues p.m. The Arts Guild of Rahway is Noble in Springfield. Barnes and St., Summit. Sessions, which will located at 1670 Irving St., Rahway. For and comedy concerts, as well as foot- Noble is located at 240 Route 22 resume in September, are alternate OPEN MIKE POETRY NIGHT takes ball-themed nights. information, call 732-381-7511, send place the second Sunday of every Your abilities can earn extra in- West, Springfield. For information, call Fridays from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Admis- Every Monday: Open Mike Night, e-mail to [email protected], month at 7 p.m. at Barnes and Noble, come. Advertise them with a classi- 973-376-8544. sion is $2, or $12 for half the season; Happy Hour all night. or visit www.rahwayartsguild.org. 1180 Raritan Road, Clark. For infor- fied ad by calling 1-800-564-8911. workshops are $5. For information, Every Tuesday: Jazz Jam, all pints JEWISH BOOK LOVERS meets the mation, call 732-574-1818. ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK: "New call 973-467-8278. are $2. Works From the Outer Boroughs" will third Monday of the month at Barnes be on exhibit from Sunday through and Noble in Springfield. Barnes and Nov. 2 at the New Jersey Center for Noble is located at 240 Route 22 www.focalsourc6.com Visual Arts in Summit. An opening West, Springfield. For information, call reception will take place Sunday from 973-376-8544. 2 to 5 p.m. A panel discussion with the BOOKS WE LIKE, a reading group artists will take place Sept. 28. featuring staff recommendations, will | Internet Directory j NJCVA is located at 68 Elm St., meet the third Wednesday of the Summit. For information, including month at 7:30 p.m. at Barnes and Agape Family Worship Center http://www.agapecenter.org

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McGreevey Gwendolyn L. Harris Governor Commissioner NJ Dept. of Human Services 908-688-9767 :; \, »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»•»••••»•»••••••»••••••»»••»» State of New Jersey. PAGE B6 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS A.T.D. Dancenter is ready for autumn The A.T.D. Dancecenter is known gymnastics, movement for tots and and the Carribean. Past performances for its quality of education in dance hip-hop. The pre-school program or include Russia, Italy, California, Car- and the performing arts. Movement for Tots class introduces nival Cruise Lines, Royal Carribean Located at 959 Stuyvesant Ave. in young children ages 3 and 4 to danc- Cruise Lines, Dance Festival in Mex- Union, the studio begins its 22nd sea- ing in an elementary form. During ico and the halftime shows at the son continuing to give their students these years, children will learn how to Miami Orange Bowl, Giant Stadium the opportunity to develop poise, take instruction, interact with other and the Woman's World Cup Soccer. grace, a sense of rhythm and self-con- children and how to be a part of a They have attended almost every state fidence, all of which are important in group while enjoying creative activity and national competition and have the nurturing of a well-rounded and learning basic ballet technique. . received numerous awards including dancer. The development of balance, graceful scholarships, high scores, studio spir- "Our school makes the differ- arm movements, rhythm through it, over-all best performances, best ence," states director Micheie Selvan- songs and coordination all add to the choreography and several cash prizes. to-Kowalski. "We not only teach our foundation of a healthy and strong During the first week of August 2003, students the proper technique to per- body. This learning process is effec- they flew to San Juan, Puerto Rico form, but to feel it from inside, within tive and enjoyable. The enrollment of and boarding the Carnival Cruise themselves and from their heart. They boys in dance class has become very Ship Destiny. They will be perform- learn to feel confident not only in the popular. Tap, acro-gymnastics and ing three shows choreographed by the dance room but in school, sports and hip-hop not only increases their faculty of A.T.D. in the Palladium social activities. We do have annual rhythm and coordination but allows Lounge while traveling to the islands performances; however proper train- their muscles to move more freely of St. Thomas, St. John, Martinique, ing is our number-one priority. There- with less injury in sports. Combina- Barbados and Aruba. o fore your child is not learning a dance tion classes of ballet and tap are offered to children at ages 5 and 6 and "Although we have a performing routine for the stage the moment he or troupe, they are not our main focus. she walks through the door. Our pro- adding jazz at age 7. For the older stu- dent, classes are offered in all areas Each and every student at the A.T. D. fessional and certified adult teachers Dancecenter receives personal atten- are dedicated in teaching the finest and on all levels. An annual produc- tion is presented in May showcasing tion along with quality dance instruc- technique and assuring the proper tion. It is truly a great learning experi- body placement, which is so impor- the student's talents and efforts. It builds confidence and serves as a ence. So if parents are not seeing an tant for growing bones. They continue improvement in their children's abili- to attend conventions and master reward for the many hours of training. We also offer every student the ty or if they seem bored, then it's time classes to keep up with the latest for a change. Come see what's out styles and techniques that the chang- chance to further their education with workshops in New York, guest teach- available at A.T.D. Dancenter. The ing world has to offer. We give all our staff offers an atmosphere that's fun, students the opportunity to excel ers, trips, parades, community events and statewide functions. yet professional. The staff works hard whether they take classes just for fun to keep standards high — all the qual- or to pursue a professional career in The studio is home base for the ities that one should look for in a dance and our popular reputation will A.T.D. Dancers International Show dance studio." Receiving their five-year awards at A.T.D. Dancenter in adhere to that." Troupe, a group of dancers who have Classes begin on Sept. 6. For a free Union are Rusinel Arnarante, Ashley Egoavil, Anna Curriculum at the studio includes been showcasing their talents to thou- brochure call 908-688-8822 or visit Irizarri, Karina Rodriguez, and Liana Valentin. A.T.D. ballet, tap, jazz, pointe, lyrical, acro- sands in the United States, Europe www.atdancecenter.com. Dancenter is about to begin its fall classes. Art undergoes 'Renaissance' at studio in Bloomfield Renaissance Art Studio will begin individuality and creative expression. Magical Fairy Art, 6 to 11 years old; years old; Photography Basics, 7 to 11 club shirts, discount art supply cards, its eighth year Sept. 22. Classes are held weekly from Sep- Authors and Illustrators, 7 to 11 years years oid; Architecture for Kids, 7 to free art parties, and discount museum Artist Debra M. Cook created a tember through June, with a student old; Home Scholars Drawing and 11 years old; plaus Pottery, Sculpture, tickets. All for just $25 for the year. place where art classes spark the exhibit in June at the Oakeside Man- Painting, 6 to 8 and 9 to 11 years old; Ceramics Beginners, Basic Drawing, The first art club party will be a Hal- imagination in every student by chal- sion. Students also exhibit their work Wizard's Art Workshop, 6 to 8 and 9 Pottery and Ceramics. Classes are loween Creative Costume Party, Oct. lenging them to try new media and in the Rose Gallery located in the to 11 years old; Poetry and Art, 7 to 11 held once a week. 25, 3 to 4:30 p.m. different techniques. Creative expres- front of the studio. Drawing and years old; Really Reading and Paint- The Ceramics Cafe will open on Exciting Birthday Art Parties can sion is an important part of each per- Painting, 6 to 8 years old, 9 to 11 ing, 4- and 5-year-olds; Open Studio Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. noon, also be booked along with classroom son's learning process. Art classes years old, 11 to 15 years old; Art and Art, 6 to 8 and 9 to 11 years old; Cre- offering bisque, glaze and firing for tips. Class trips create their very own help develop fine motor skills, as well Music, 7 to 11 years old; Creative ative Cartooning, 6 to 8 and 9 to 11 $20 for the hour. Any age can paint theme T-shirts, murals, ceramics and as a love for the arts. Artists both Kids, 5-year-olds; Art Class Together, years old; Art Around the Year, 6 to 8 ceramic bisque. Also come join the paintings on canvas. The studio is young and old come to the studio to 3- and 4-year-olds with moms or and 9 to 11 years old; Fashion and new Renaissance Art Club. Members located at 400 Broad St., Bloomfield. create each day. Each class allows foforr dads; Adventures in Art, 4-year-olds; Jewelry Design, 6 to 8 and 9 to 1111 receive monthly member mailings, roFor inTormationinformation,, cacalnl 973-743-5252y;j-/tjoaz. 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(973) 275-1080 • Visit us on the web at www.ytc-airts.com 251 North Av& PAGE B8 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS Timing is the key for conductor NEWS CLIPS at a location to be determined. By Bea Smith NJ. filmmakers sought on the Drew University campus on keep all the balls in the air. 1 know that conductors are Under the leadership of music Staff Writer The New Jersey Movie Makers' Madison Avenue/Route 124 in being seen through the fall and the rest of the season, and director and conductor Garyth Nair, Network is looking for state-based Madison. There is a time and a reason for everything one plans to I know that a good one will be found to take my place; at the chorale is one of the state's For an audition appointment and do with one's life, and when a drastic change is inevitable, which time, 1 will be retired-as conductor of the Summit independent producers with shorts or most respected choral organiza- information, call 732-698-1433 or one must contemplate and accept the change — and go on Chorale. Actually, a good, strong conductor will invariably features that they would like to be tions, now in its 95th year. The visit the Web site at www.sum- from there. mold the organization into his own form, and that's the seen. chorale maintains a reputation for Garyth Nair, music director and conductor of the Sum- way it should be done." Short movies — 20 minutes or less mitchorale.org. adventurous programming of less- mit Chorale — really better known as Maestro Nair to his Nair said that "I need to put my energies into my work. — can be aired on Cablevision's pub- Rehearsals begin in September er-known masterpieces in addition students, devotees and audiences — is ready to step down I need to work on my books, one of which is a new book lic access show, "Imagine That," pro- and are held Tuesdays between to popular works. This season is after 34 years. And he has good reason. Nair, after all, is a on vocal pedagogy, and research and at Drew University, duced and hosted by Robin Richie 7:45 and 10:15 p.m. at Drew. The expected to be Nair's last of 34-sea- professor of music at Drew University in Madison, con- where I am building a new concert. I'm deeply involved in Carpenter. Carpenter is on the Net-chorale sings works from the Mid- sons conducting Summit Chorale. ducts the University Chorale Orchestra and also serves as that. I'm also planning to go to the University of Houston work's board of directors and would dle Ages to the present. The Summit Chorale the Chorus in director of vocal studies. Additionally, he is contemplating in connection with my book. I should be back in the mid- like to show the works of and possibly The concert season will begin Residence at Drew University. more creativity in his world of music. dle of the fall." interview independent producers once with "Alleluia, Rejoice and Sing: A As a musicologist, he has reintroduced seldom-heard or a month. Holiday Retrospective!" at 8 p.m. In spite of all of his future work, he indicated that being The Network would also like to Dec. 6 in Madison, and at 4 p.m. DaSilva is on exhibit lost works to regional audiences and has commissioned a conductor for so many years has affected him greatly. new compositions, including his own, to his Summit hear from producers with features and Dec. 7 in New Providence. The next The next-exhibit in the Les Mal- "It's been a good positive life for me," Nair said. "It's shorts longer than 20 minutes. They concert will be "Inspiration and mut Art Gallery in the Union Public Chorale members. He has become their mentor and their more than half of my life — a long tenure." devoted friend; and they have no doubt learned as much, if are preparing to negotiate with a local Consolation," which includes the Library will be a series of paintings Exposure as a child inspired Nair's lifelong interest in not more, from him as have his college students. Unques- movie theater that would allow state- Duruffe Requiem, at 8 p.m. March and ceramics by Fernando Da Silva music. tionably, they will be the ones who will miss him the most. based movie makers to take over the 6 in Summit. With the accompani- of Edison. "I heard classical music at the age of 11," he explained, theater one day month and screen ment of a full symphony orchestra, The show will open with a recep- Nair also is the founding conductor of the Chamber "and it struck an instant response in me, and it became a Symphony of New Jersey and served as assistant conduc- their productions. This will be a great the concluding concert will be tion Sept. 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. The life response. You know," he mused, "it's that joy-sadness opportunity for public viewings and Brahms' Requiem at 8 p.m. May 1 exhibit will continue through Oct. 2. tor of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. In addition, he thing. Life is full of choices, and at this point, I want to is a professional singer and has performed with some of to have the work reviewed by critics. leave a legacy. And seeing the impact of my first book, I However, right now the New Jersey PUBLIC NOTICE the most outstanding conductors in the country. He also realize how important the writing is going to be." PUBLIC NOTICE participated in summer concerts of Summit Chorale's Dia- Movie Makers' Network has no idea FORD DOWE as mortgagor to LONG' NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS BEACH MORTGAGE COMPANY recorded mond Hill Chorus and its Handel "Messiah" Sing, which He sighed. "I can't keep everything going and continue how many people in the state have on November 8, 2001, in Book 8653 of to do it justice." movies they'd like to show. (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Mortgages for UNION County, Page he initiated and has conducted annually in Summit. 0043, et sea., which mortgage was duly Nair said of his music, "It has been the central core of Producers should contact the Net- RENFORD DOWE assigned to the Plaintiff named above, He now feels it's time for a change because there is so who is the present holder of said Mort- my life, emotionally, artistically and intellectually. I'm not work by email at YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND gage, and (2) to recover possesion of, much work to be done at Drew University, his voice REQUIRED TO serve upon FEIN, SUCH, and concerns premises commonly known research and particularly his writing. Nair also is in the laying down the baton. I still have a lot of years left in me [email protected] or snail KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff's attorneys, as 961 E. FRONT ST., PLAINFIELD, NJ in this profession.",- whose address is 7 Century Drive, Suite 07062. midst of writing a second book. mail at 149 Orange St., Bloomfield, 201, Parsippany, New Jersey 07054, If you cannot afford or are unable to The man of musical genius still has all of his energies, telephone number # (973) 538-9300, an obtain an attorney, you may communicate "I can't keep everything going and continue to do it jus- 07003. Filmmakers should send their Answer to the Complaint and Amend- with the Legal Services Office of the his talents, his ambitions and his pure love of music. Now, ments) to Complaint, if any, filed in a County of venue by calling: tice," Nair explained during a recent chat that took pre- name, address, phone, e-mail, compa- civil action, in which WACHOVIA BANK, he admits, all he needs is time. And lots and lots of it. ny name, name and length of the proj- N. A. {FORMERLY KNOWN AS FIRST UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: cious moments from his extremely busy schedule. "I can't UNION NATIONAL BANK), AS TRUSTEE (908)353-4715 UNION COUNTY LEGAL ect, format and a one-paragraph FOR LONG BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN SERVICES: (908) 354-4340 TRUST 2001-4, is Plaintiff and REN- description. Everyone who writes will FORD DOWE, et al., are defendants, YOU RENFORD DOWE, are made party pending in the Superior Court of New defendant(s) to this, foreclosure action be contacted. Jersey, Chancery Division, UNION Coun- Editorial deadlines because you are one of the mortgagors BiSS VanSant, Editor ty and bearing Docket No. F-13220-03 and may be liable for any deficiency and within thirty-five (35) days after 09/04/03, for any lien, claim, or interest you may ©Worrall Community Newspapers Inc. 2002 All Rights Reserved Following are deadlines for news: exclusive of such date, if you fail to do Chorale holds auditions so. Judgment by Default may be ren- have in, to or against the mortgaged Organizations submitting releases to the entertainment section Church, club and social - Thursday dered against you for the relief demand- premises by reason of the Mortgage Summit Chorale will hold audi- ed in the Complaint. You shall file your made by you, RENFORD DOWE, as set can mail copy to 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. Box 3109, Union, noon. answer and proof of service in duplicate forth above. tions in all voice parts — soprano, with the Clerk of the Superior Court, Upon request, a copy of the Complaint New Jersey, 07083. Entertainment - Friday noon. Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, Tren- and Amendment to Complaint, if any, will alto, tenor and bass — on two ton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance be supplied to you for particularity. Sports - Monday noon. with the Rules of Civii Practice and Pro- Dated: Angust 27. 2003 Tuesday evenings, Sept. 9 and 16, cedure. NAL Clerk of the Superior This action has been instituted for the Court of New Jersey purpose of (1) foreclosing a mortgage U8309 WCN Sept. 4, 2003 (S55.50) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE dated October 24. 2001 made by REN-

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UNION AVENUE CRANFORD CANDACE ENTERPRISES 375 SOUTH ST NEW PROV CRANFORD 250 WEST GRAND AVE APT C10 CRANFORD HISTORICAL 124 UNION AVE N CANDARELLA DARLENE RAHWAY 320 NO 21ST ST CRISTALDI JEAN 103 WEST END AVE. CANDELHO KENXLWORTB ROSELLE DIANE 239 LEXINGTON BLVD 15 CROCKETT FANNIE 902 CHANDLER AVE CANHOVA CLARK ROSELLE ARXELLA 268 PARKSIDE DR CROMARTIE PERCY 335 WEST FIRST CAPASSO UNION HZLLSXBK DEBORAH A 1169 HARMONY RD CRONIN ELENER 1289 OAKWOOD AVS CAPECE PROSPER UNION BERKELEY HBXG 7 SENECA RD CRANFORD CRONIN PATRICIA L 10 GLENSIDE PARK CAPITOL MANAGEMENT A P O BOX 3137 CHOWE PATRICK 127 HERNING AVE CRANFORD CAPLIGLXONB 2222 MORRIS AVE UNION JOSEPH 310 MONROE AVENUE CB.OWLEY KATHERXNE F 1944 PAEKWOOD DR SCOTCH PLAINS CAPRXO KKC KENILWORTH ELIZABETH V 20 COMMERCE DRIVE CN1112 CRANFORD CROWN II 75 BROAD ST. CAKAMAZAHA BARBARA ELIZABETH 309 SOUTH PARK ST. ELIZABETH CRUZ AMELIA 529 LIVINGSTON ST CAKDADEIRO ANTONIO ELIZABETH 115 PRINCETON RD ELIZABETH CRUZ ISABEL 253 COURT CARDENAS CLAUDIA ELIZABETH 280 CHESTNUT ST ROSELLE PK CRUZ JOAQUIN 821 REBECCA PL CARDIOLOGY RAHHAY DIAGNOSTIC 29 SOUTH ST NEW PROVIDENCE CRUZ iTULXO A 59 W HAfcELWOOD AVE CASDONE SUMMIT JANXNE A 258 BRIDLE PATH MOUNTAINSIDE CULBERT CHARLES 120 SUMMIT AVE CARENIO JOANNTE B 351 TOWER STREET UNION CULLERTON KATHERXNE 131 PARK ST WESTFXELD CAREW JAMES 71 FAIRVXEW AVE NEW PROVIDENCE CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 2047 RTE 22 W UNION CAREY JOHN P 1426 BERGEN AVE LXNDEN CULPEPPER FREEMAN 1413 BOND ST HXLL3XDE CARFARO OTA 79 WASHINGTON VALLEY RD WARRSN CULVER BRYSON 195 S MARTINE AVE FANWOOD CARXNS ' KERX 515 TRINITY PL APT 1GN CUMMXNGS BARBARA 10 N WOOD AVE UNIT 711 LINDEN CARLIN WESTFIELD KEVIN *• 303 MONTAGUE AVE SCOTCH PLAINS CUMMXNGS STEPHEN N 6 BERKELEY RD SPRINGFIELD CARLISLE JUSTINE HILTON HOTEL RM 703 ELIZABETH COETLLARX MARIO 25 SPENCER ST ELIZABETH CARLOS SAAVEDRA FUND 544 FORPAUGH AVE SCOTCH PLAINS CUKXALLE PETER 754 FAIRACRES AVE WESTFIELD CARLUCCI LILLIAN 729 PINEWOOD RD UNION CURIO RALPH 112 W GRANT AVE ROSELLS PARK CARMICHAEL JOHN H 46 BRISTOL CT BERKELEY HTS MARGARET J 61 GREENVALLEY DR CARNEY MICHAEL CURTIN 106 WABENO AVE SPRINGFIELD CUSHMAN SERALDXNE W 2358 LONGFELLOW AVE WESTFIELD CARPENTER EMXLY K 625 W.SCOTT AVENUE RAHWAY CARPET CITY INC CUTRO JEFFREY L 136 HART ST CLARK 42 RTE 22 W SPRINGFIELD 2625 MORRIE AVE UNION CARR KERRIE CVS PHARMACY . A 99 MORNING GLORY RD WARREN 733 NEWARK AVB ELIZABETH CARRION BARBARA CYPRUS CULTURAL CENT ER INC W 51 ORCHARD LANE BERKELEY HEIGHT 312 ROLLING KNOLLS RD SCOTCH PLAINS CARROLL DOROTHEA CZARNOMSKX MARY O R 9 SAGE DRIVE WARREN CZARNOMSKX THADDEUS 312 ROLLING KNOLLS RD SCOTCH PLAXHE CARRUTHERS DORIS M 241 SPRINGFIELD AVE PENSION PLAN ADMXN BERKELEY BTS CARTER CZERHATOWICZ MARY 134 RACE ST ELIZABETH COREY S 18 CAROLYN TERR APT B ROSELLE CARTER D'AMATO VIRGINIA 120 WYCHMOOD ROAD WESTFXELD THOMAS P 99 ASPEN CT WARREN 904 PEKNTNGTON ST CARTHY 1 DACONCEICAO AHORIM MARXA ELIZABETH WXLLXAM I 3RD FL 1201 CORBIN ST ELIZABETH 236 BEECHKOOD CT CARTWRXGHT WILLIAM DAGOSTINO GEORGE V MOUNTAINSIDE 143 PARKWAY MOUNTAINSIDE DAILEY HICHAEL 1912 ESSEX AV LINDEN CAHULLI KXHBERLY A 54S COHANT ST HILLSIDE CARVALHO EDWARD S 252 MAGNOLIA AVE ELIZABETH CARVALHO V 532 LEO HXLLSXDE (Continued on Page BIO) PAGE B10 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS

(Contiimed from Page B9) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 302 INDIAN TRAIL MOUNTAINSIDE NEW PROVIDENCE PALESAHDRO CHRISTINE SCOTCH PLAINS ESTRADA ELSIE 556 CENTRAL AVENUE DALLAH GIBSON 228 HAVEN AVE KENILWORTH ELIZABETH EVANS HOWARD 2000 GALLOPING HILL RD DALONZO KAREN 347 WILLIAMSON ST 329 LIVINGSTON ST WESTrlELD DALY BRXAU p 112 LINDEN AVE WESTFTELD EVANS IRENE SCOTCH PLAINS UNION EVANS MITCHELL 2102 GAMBLER ROAD DALY CLARA 1379 MORRIS AVE 625 HARITAN ROAD CLARK ELIZABETH EVERXTT JEFFREY DAMELIO ROBERT 210 AMITY ST FL 2 1435 MORRIS AVE P O BOX 3137 UNION ELIZABETH EXECUTIVE LIFE ASSOC DAHXAN ARTUR G 32S W JERSEY SR 3D 100 MORRIS AVENUE SPRINGFIELD ROSELLE F T MORTGAGE COMPAN DANCE DEMISE 935 OAK ST. 56 PERSHXNG AVE ELIZABETH HILLSIDE FACOPOULOS SOPHIAEST DANIEL SANTORY 1492 HIAWATHA AVE 1 LINDA LANE. CLARK ELIZABETH FAHY KEVIN DANIELS VIRGINIA 315 W GRAND STREET API 10K 704 THOMAS STREET ELIZABETH WESTFXELD PALCOHE JOHN A T 25 STONE LEXGE PARK 14 ROOSEVELT AVE HILLSIDE DANSER ELIZABETH 17 CAYuGA.yil CRANFORD FALUS THOHOS SCOTCH PLAINS BANYUS CRANFORD FALVE ANGELXNE 315 BROADWAY ST DANYUS HARK 179 N LEHXEH AVE 1776 MARTINS AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 5 FAWN LN WARREN PARKAS ROBERT D CRANFORD DAUSEND DOROTHY FARRELL WILLIAM J 217 PROSPECT AVE 1581 GROUSE LANE MOUNTAINSIDE DAVID R SWINGLE TRUS J 44 POST SD CLARK 416 5TH STREET ATTK: ESTHER SHAPIRO LAKEHDOD FASOLLO RAYMOND FANWOOD DAVID SHAPIRO INSURA FAUNCE STUART F 169 PATERSON RD MUBAMMED J 7 NORTHWOOD AVE APT # 143 LINDEN UNIT 3MN WESTFIELD BAVIES ELIZABETH PEASTER HEATHER 515 TRINITY PL. DAVILA RUSSELL I 433 WESTMINSTER AVE 1270 N BROAD ST APT IB HILLSIDE ROSELLE PK FEDISHEN RICHARD DAVXNDER PAUL 149 L JEROME ST 12B HILLSIDE DR CLARK 1859-C MANOR DR UKION FEDORCZYK JACK HILLSIDE DAVIS BESSIE FELDER MARY B 1526 SCBLEY ST APT 2 69 PINE GROVE SUMMIT CRANFORD DAVIS PHILLIP W ANNE 123 UNION AVENUE 312 ORENDA CIRCLE 6 WESTFIELD FELPHAN ELIZABETH DAVIS WILLIAM C FELMEXSIER STEPHEN A 1380 NORTH AVE APT 617 LAURA E 571 TRINTY PLACE WESTFIELD RAHWAY DAWSON SPRINGFIELD FELTON SHEILA 229 MONROE ST DDS ROBERT R S 232 MOUNTAIN AV 125 VIRGINIA STREET HILLSIDE VRIES S 139 PITT ROAD SPRINGFIELD FENDER CAKX WARREN DE FENIMORE RUTH T 133 MOUNTAIN AVE 907 COLONIA RD ELIZABETH WARREN DE WOLFE L FERENCZ MARION 29 LIVINGSTON AVE. 1146 PUDDINGSTONE RD MOONTAINSIDE FANWOOD DE 3ARROS ABEL FERGUSON FRANK L BOX 102 ANTHONY 208 ALDENE RD ROSELLE ELIZABETH DE FABIO CLARK , FERNANDES CAKRANZA MARIA D 944 JEFFERSOH AVE DE PAUL ANGELA 74 PARKWAY DRIVE FERNANDEZ CARMEN 933 JEFFERSON AVE ELIZABETH 907 COLONIA RD ELIZABETH ELIZABETH DE WOLTE LEONA J FERNANDEZ MARIA 719 CLEVELAND AVE 54 FERGUSON RD WARREN LINDEN DEBALA STEPHEN • S FERNANDEZ R 823 E ELIZABETH AVE 35 CANTERBURY PL CRANFORD ROSELLE DEBELLA ANN M FERRARO ANGELO 250 W 2ND AVE APT 509 SSI SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT CRANFORD DEBLASIO HAZEL 7EKRARO ASSOCIATES 1150 HARITMJ RD 75 PRIHCE ST ELIZABETH ELIZABETH DECKER FRANCIS FEKREIRA MARIA 1017 MADISON AVE #1019 910 PENHIHGTOH ST ELIZABETH CLARK DECKER HELEN B LINDEN FERREXRA SERGIO 99 FDLTON ST DECKER MILDRED 1130 N STILES ST MICHELLE 546 HAGHOLIA AVE ELIZABETH 56 STONEHENGE TER CLARK FERKONI DECKER SIDNEY K FERVILLE GLENIO 132 COLONIAL AVE UNIOS 17 LITTLE WOLF DRIVE SUMMIT H ELIZABETH DEDYO STEPHEN FIDELIS JOSE D 903 OLIVE ST P 230 HAWTHORNE ST SCOTCH PLAINS CRANFORD DEEGAN SEAN HILLSIDE FXGUEROA RACHEL 554 SOUTH AVE DEENY PATRICK J PO BOX S44 PLAINFIELD ELIZABETH STGUEROA DELIA MD PO BOX 717 DEGUZMAN NELLIE P 761 EMERSON AVE ELIZABETH FILO JOANNE 9 ROSELAND AVE GXLBERTO 135 W JERSEY ST A8 ELIZABETH DELACRUZ SCOTCH PLAINS FILS ELUCILE 596 JACKSON AVE DELANEY PETER 1371 COOPER RD MORRISTOWN ELIZABETH FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES XNST 10 MADZSON AVENUE DELFINO N 602 BRITTOS ESTATE OF SHEER! 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JERRY J 21 HILLSIDE AVE CLARK 250 E 3RD AVE CLARK FLEET MAINTANANCE C ELIZABETH DERILLO JOHN P 21 HILLSIDE AVE PO BOX 1230 ELIZABETH FLEETON EZEKXEL 1557 SCBLEY ST HILLSIDE DESILVA SHANALETTE PO BOX 774 SUMMIT 160 WILLIAMSON AVE HILLSIDE FLEISCHMAN KEITH 134 MOUNTAIN AVE TALL OAKS DESIR PIERRE FLEISCHMAN LUIS E WESTFIELD DESIRABLE AUTO ELECTRONICS 824 E ST GEORGE AVE LINDEN 124 HARROW RD KENILWORTH FLEMING & MCCAIG INC 1143 E JERSEY ST ELIZABETH DESIREE NOELL S 23 COMMONWEALTH RD FANWOOD 345 HARRISON AVE ROSELLE FLINK CAROL 27 LAUREL PLACE DESMOND BRYAN FLISAK FRANK UNION DESOUSA SANDRA-CRXSTIN A 530 CHESTNUT ST UNION 308 TUCKER AVE WESTFIELD FLOOD HERBERT J ELIZABETH DESOUZA OSCAR F 45 MICHAEL DR 78 E JERSEY ST PLAINF1ELD FLORA SERVICE INC 900 JULIA ST ELIZABETH DEVINE DONALD 726 SHERIDAN AVE CRANFORD 279 RYAN ST HILLSIDE FLORENCE FREDERICK 16 SOUTH AVE W • 245 DEVINE EDWARD W FLORENCE MERTEL UNION IKV1NKY RUSSELL N 525 MAPLE AVE ELIZABETH RD1 RAHWAY FLORES CARLOS ELIZABETH DEWOLF GEORGE H 1773 RUTHERFORD STREET 106 7TH ST SUMMIT FLORES EFRAIN A 19 MORRELL ST 1ST FL ELIZABETH DI BLASI VICTOR 94 SALTUSROL RD C/O JEAN POLICASTRO SCOTCH PLAINS LINDEN FLYNN IRENE B 2148 SHACKAMAXON DR DI MARCO JOHN 40 SWARTHMORE RD RAHHAY 38 CLINTON AVE NEW PROVIDNCE FLYNN JUDITH 781 E HILTON AVE DI MARS MARIA FOLLANSBEE WINTHROP D BERKLEY HEIGHTS MARY LYNN 3 CARDINAL CT BERKELEY HTS 230 SHERMAN AVE DI TULLIO FONSECA JOSE A 1201 WOODRUFF AVE HILLSIDE DIAB MADELEINE 47 MARTINS LN BERKELEY HTS RAHWAY FONSECA HARIA PO BOX 1536 1743 ST GEORGE AVE FRANK 6 OSBORNE AVS NEW PROVIDNCE ROSELLE DIAKOS FORBES SAM 925 SPRUCE ST 25 HIGHLAND AVE SPRINGFIELD RAHWAY DIAMOND ARLENS FORBUS QUINCY 1817 NEWTON FLR 1 220 BERWYN UNION ELIZABETH DIANA AMY M FORD ANNA 708 E JERSEY ST 29 BRANT AVENUE CLARK UNION DIANE HALPERN FORD STACEY A 1715 EDMUND TER DIANNO EUGENE L PO BOX 216 RAHHAY JAMIE D 49-A CAMBRIDGE TERRACE HACKENSACK FORERO HILLSIDE DIAZ ALICIA 25 REID STREET ELIZABETH FORESTA VINSON 196 LONG AVE DIAZ SILVIA 216 W MUNSELL AVE LINDEN DAWN 445 MORRIS AVE APT Dll SPRINGFIELD FORGERSON CRANFORD DIBATTISTA GUY J 330 MANOR AVE CRANFORD FORHAN JOY PO BOX 97 SUMMIT DICK KENNETH W 15 BRIARCLXFFE DR SCOTCH PLAINS FORNARO DAVID J 34 AUBREY ST NEW PROVIDENCE DIDDELL JULIA 411 ELM SAT WESTFIELD FORRESTER GEORGE J 32 PITTSFORD WAY ELIZABETH DIDOLCE NICHOLE M 2369 ST. GEORGE AVE RAHWAY FORRETT RONALD 2S8 LINCOLN AVE DIEBOLD LAURA 614 SALEM HD UNION FORTE JOHN 1407 MORRIS AVE APT 116 UNION DIETSCHE MANFRED 2000 GALLOPING HILL RD KENILWORTH FORTE JOHN 1407 MORRIS AVE APT 116 UNION DIGESTIVE DISEASE AS 25 MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD FOSSATX JEFFREY J 25 COMMERCE DRIVE 3RD FLOOH CRSNFOSD VAUXH5LL DIGXORGXO ALBERT 716 ELM AVE RAHWAY FOSTER JOSEPHINE 384 TOWER ST ELIZABETH DIGIORGIO HICHELIN 511 S 5TH ST ELIZABETH FOSTER RAYMOND H 376 MORRIS AVE DIGIOVANNI LINDA 883 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. UNION ALPHA X 81 FRANCES DR CLARK FOUNDATIO KENILWORTH DILL ALBERT 16 MONTROSE AVE. SUMMIT FOWLER ELEANOR 210 N 10TH ST DILL ANA 206 ATLANTIC ST ELIZABETH MAE E 408 WELLS ST WESTFIELD FOWLER ROSELLE DIMAGGIO S 306 B CENTRAL AVS RAHWAY FRAOA ALEXANDER 1004 SHERIDAN AVE WESTFIELD DIMARTINO PAUL 72 SWEET BRIAR DR APT 22 CLARK FRAXTES CHRISTOPHER 1060 WYCHWOOD RD UNION DJPIETRO SHARON C 326 RIVER BEND RD BERKELEY HEIGHT FRANCESCO ACI FRANCESCO ACI 1600 ROUTE 22 DOMINATE FOOD SERVICE KENILWORTH DIPPOLITO BERNARDO 214 LIVINGTON AVE NEW PROVIDNCE FRANCHINI MARY 156 S MICHIGAN AVE DIRECT SYSTEMS CONSULTING 321 NORTH AVE STE 126 CRANFORD MIRANDA J 850 NORTH WOOD AVE LINDEN FRANCISCO SCOTCH PLAINS DISTASO WILLIAM J 930 WOODLAWN AVE LINDEN FRANCO CLAUDE 2412 MALCOLM PLACE LINDEN DITTA VINCENT 21 BERKELEY SO. 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SADIE B 45 CRESTVIEW AVE VAUXHALL HALBSSCHT MAX ELIZABETH JOHHSON-VELAZCO NANCY 870 PARK AVE ELIZABETH 727 GLEN AVE " WESTFiELD HALL BETH 746 SALEM AVE JONES A L 193 E STEARNS ST RAHWAY CHRISTINE ELIZABETH JONES CURTIS BALL 610 COURT ST ROSELLE 714 SOOTH PARK ST ELIZABETH HALL CYNTHIA 213 CHERRY ST- JONES ETHEL 1601 DILL AVE 612 LINDEN CRANFORD JONES GREGORY HALL JEANNE G 214 SCHERRER ST ROSELLE 1018 PAUL ST LXNDEN JONES INEZ F HALL LAQUAN 54 B GARDEN AVE CRANFORD 331 SYCAMORE AVE SCOTCH PLAINS JONES JAMES HALL MORRIS A 12 ALGONQUIN DR ELIZABETH C 212 RICHARD ST CRANFORD JONES LOUIS HALLIGAS RUTH 143 WESTFIELD AVE ELIZABETH N 100 FRANCIS CT APT 150 UNION HALLIGAH RUTH 72 WESTFIELD AVE APT 503D JONES RAYMOND 49 WOLF PL HILLSIDE ROSELLE JONES HALSEY PERCY 232 E 1ST AVENUE ROSELLE RONDA L 1463 MAPLE AVE HILLSIDE EALSEY PERCY 744 DRAKE AVE HILLSIDE JONES SHERMAN 139 W GRAND ELIZABETH HALSTEAD CHRISTIAN A 127 BAILEY AVE CLARK JONES WXLLARD P 1532 HIAWATHA AVS HILLSIDE HAMAYDI WILLIAM 53 DAWN DR LINDEN JORDAN JUANITA D 370 HILLSIDE AVENUE HILLSIDE HSHAYDI WILLIAM W SIS SMITH ST WESTFIELD JORDANOWSKX JOZEF K 127 WESTFIELD AVE ELIZABETH BAMILETTE JOHN H 237 MIBTLE AVE UNION JORGENSEN SR ROBERT 2204 MORRIS AVE STE 303 CENTRAL MEDICAL SERVI UNION HAMILTON MARGARET 1981 WALKER AVE WARREN JORN DEBORAH A 6 FIRETHORN CT WARRSN HANK ARNOLD K PO BOX 4493 . JOSEPH KENYON 2205 SUMMIT TER LINDEN HAMMEKE ELDON M 127 GRANT AVE NEW PROVIDNCE JOSEPH LAMORGESE J 474 WHXTEWOOD RD UNION HAN SEUNG H 235 E WESTFIELD AV FLR 1 ROSELLE PARK JOSEPH MQNTICELLO TR 621 3RD AVE ELIZABETH HANLIN EDWARD G 2205 SUMMIT TERRACE JOSEPH VELLUZZI & AS 1735 ST GEORGES AVE. RAHWAY HANNAH MARCUS X 323 W JERSEY APT 4C ELIZABETH JUAREZ JLYNN 1952 CHURCHILL DR UNION HANS VERA 12 GALES DR NEW PROVIDENCE JUBA E 1216 EDDIE AVE HANSA MEHTA 2523 LINN AVE UNION JURASXNSKI CBARLEHE 435 WESTFIELD RD SCOTCH PLAINS HANSEN HENRY 4 GREENWOOD Rt> MOUNTAINSIDE JUSTIN FRANK 1170 UNION ST LINDEN HANSEN MABEL c 205 EDGAR AVE CRANFORD JUSTIN JAMES C 2395 LONGFELLOW AVB SCOTCH PLAINS BAN5EN MARION H 226 S PAUL ST WESTFIELD KABA APRON 1175 MAGIE AVE APT 4 - UNION HANULYA SUSANNA 33 CHERRY ST APT 121 ELIZABETH KADE DENNIS 64 PINE WAY NEW PROVIDNCE HAHSACK EDWARD J 28 FIELDSTONE DR SPRINGFIELD KADOSH DEBORAH N 186 S SPRING FIELD AVE SPRING FIELD HARDY VIRGINIA 171 STIRLING ROAD KAHN PHILIP 1 HIAWATHA DRIVE WESTFIELD HARLEYSVILLE INS CO P O BOX B RAHWAY EALIN DOROTHY 817 HEMLOCK RD UNION HARMONBOND K 441 W 1ST AV FLR BSMT ROSELLE KAMTNSKY STEVE F 329 CAROLINA ST CLARK HARRINGTON DONALD 54 NEW ENGLAND AVE APT 5 KANAGA N SUNDARAH 2333 MORRIS AVE STE D13 UNION KANAKEK KARRIS GERALD Q BOX 943 HILLSIDE ROBERT H 11 GREENSVXEW DR SCOTCH PLAINS HARRIS JUSTIN L 163 ELMORA AV APT 9C ELIZABETH KANDL ROSE S 1371 BEVERLY RD UNION HARRIS P 553 HEST FAIRMONT AVENUE WEBTFIELD KANE WILLIAM J 66 CLARK PL UNION HARRIS STANLEY 1458 A LIBERTY AVE KANSAS MARINE CO 200 SUMMER AVE ATTN JOHN FRANGIONE KENILWORTH KANTOR MD HARRISON ROMONA W 915 ROSSLLE FLR 2 LINDEN RUTH 454 MORRIS AVENUE SPRINGFIELD HART STEVEN W 1048 PROSPECT ST HILLSIDE KAPADIA KISHOR 2595 ELEANOR TER UNXON HARTISAN MATTHEW A 321 BARBISON AVB KESTFIELD KAPLAN PHYLLIS 1150 KIPLING RD ELIZABETH HARTINO L F 1706 EDMUND TERR KAPLAN PHYLLIS 2759 AUDREY TERRACE UNION HARTKOPF RICHARD A 922 MOUNTAINVIEW CIR - WESTFISLD KAPLAN SHIRLEY s 30 LAFAYETTE AVE SUMMIT HARVEY ALBERT S 765 MOUNTAIN AVE SPRINGFIELD KAPLAN SUSAN L 801 LENAPE TRL WESTECSLD KARVIS FRANK 40 JOHNSON AVE CRANFORD KAPSCB KAREN 8 WOODLAWN AVE CRANFORD HASAN SYEDA 33 OVERLOOK RD #404 SUMMIT KARADIMAS NICHOLAOS 693 SALEM RD UNION KATHAWAY MARY L 901 SPRING STREET ELIZABETH KARADIMAS NICHOLAOS 412 4TH AVE LINDEN HAUGHEY JAMES 100 COLUMBIA AVE CRANFORD KARAS EUTERPE V 1048 MOUNT VERNON RD UNION HAUPT WALTER p 216 EVERGREEN CT MOUNTAINSIDE KARP BERNARD 13 SKYLARK RD SPRINGFIELD HAYDEE VERA Y 514 LIDGER WOOD AVENUE ELIZABETH KARPEH DANIEL T 1139 E JERSEY ST ELIZABETH HAYNES FREDDIE L 6 MILDRED TER VAUXRALL KASBAR FRANCES 739 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT HAYWOOD ZELDA 31 BAILEY AVE HILLSIDE KASNSR LEAH 750 N BROAD ST 9-J ELIZABETH HAZEL MARION 901 POND ST ELIZABETH KASSINGSR ROY D 2B COLONIAL DR CLARK HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATE 731 CHESTNUT ST ROSELLE PARK KATHLEEN BORDEN 19 POST RD CLARK HEARY 307 BERTHOLD AVE RAHWAY KATSIN STABLER NANCY 419 TREMONT AVE WESTFIELD HEINDEL JUNE H 18 ORCHARD ST CLARK KATZ BRIAN M 361 FOREST KOAD SCOTCH PLAINS HEINZ EDMUND W 344 JOUET ST ROSELLE KATZ M D ANDREA 33 OVERLOOK ROAD SUITE 4 SUMMIT BELBIG CELESTE 37 THIN FALLS HD BERKELEY HTS KATZMAN BERNICE 555 ASHWOOD RD C/O FRIEDA KAY SPRINGFIELD KELFAND LARRY 32 COTTAGE LANS SPRINSFIELD KAUFMAN LINDA A 1107 SUMMIT LN MOUNTAINSIDE 1601 WEST EDGAR ROAD KAVANAGH GAIL 170 JEROME ST ROSELLE PARK HELFER WESTFIELD KAYLA FEDER M 5 ARVIDALE RD HELLER PATRICIA 12 COWPERTHWAITE PLACE HEWERS CHARLES H 12S SMOKE HISE DR WARREN KAYLOR MARION S 1133 BOYNTON AVE APT 339 WESTFIELD HENDERSON MARY 355 PARKVIEW DR. SCOTCH PLAINS KAZAN IDA 1444 LIBERTY AVE HILLSIDE HENGKVELZ) JENNIFER 107 ANCHOR PLACE 2ND FLOOR GAKWOOD KEAKSE JOHN 511 W 1ST AVE ROSELLE HENNESSEY J 317 W GRAND AV APT 6C RAHWAY KEATING JEROME 561 TREMONT AVE WESTFIELD HENRIQUES JOAO 508 FULTON ST ELIZABETH 'KEIQHER WILLIAM F 264 PROSPECT ST. APT. B6 WSSTFIELD HESRIQUEZ SANTOS A 61S ELIZABETH AV FLR 1;APT IB ELIZABETH KEXSER A W 506 HIGHLAND AVE fiBSTFXELD HENRY WILLIAM S KENILWORTH KELLBHER J M 310 KAWAMEEH LANE UNION 190 BOULEVARD KELLER KATHRYN J BENSAL MARILYN N 541 DOHA LANE SCOTCH PLAINS 67 DIVISION AVE SUMMIT HERBOLD BRIDGET C ROSELLE KELLER ROBIN A 110 BROAD STREET SUMMIT 127 CLARK BT KELLEY ELSIE HERBST MARY L 15 SANDRA CR WESTFIELD PO BOX 7203 ROSELLE KELLY DIANNE B HEREDIA IVAN 617 MADISON AVE ELIZABETH 15 CAROL RD WESTFIELD HERITAGE LIVERY SVCI UNION KELLY JEFFREY 50 MURRAY HILL SQ NEW PROVIDENCE 1500 MORRIS AVS KELLY HERKALO MICHAEL L PEARL E 1250 CHESTNUT STREET ROSELLE 540 LAFAYETTE ST. KELLY RATUS L 99 BEAUVOIR AVB SUMMIT 847 EMBREE HESTFrELD GERAKDUS H C/O FLEET BANK WARREN KELLY VIOLA ROSELLE HERH1N9 59 BOONTAIB BLVD KENNSDY BARBARA 1281 SHAEFER AVE HERMELE MALCOLM UNION J 13 MITCHELL AVE 2333 MORRIS AVENUE STE C7. KENNEDY FRANCIS HERHMIDEZ JOHN A 148 ORCHARD ET ' ELIZABETH 500 ACADEMY TERRACE LINDEN HERRERA , OMAR KENNEDY JAY S 120 MOUNTAIN AVE SPRINGFIELD 1010 STERLING RD UNION KENNEDY JUNE HERRING JUSTIN PLAINFXELD D 409 WASHINGTON AVENUE ELIZABETH 1 CBABAFPLE LN KENNEDY HART B CRANFORD KERRON KIPENZI 1E88D WALKER AVE UNION 310 S DHIOH AVE KENNEY JEAN WARREN HERTZ JAKES 4 HAKATOM 23R CRANFORD 15 MOUNTAIN RD KENT CRANFORD HEKZ RICHARD 135 CENTRAL AVE BX10 CLARK 4 RIVERSIDE DRIVE KERNAN JAMES F CLARK HERZOO CHRISTOPHER B 41 WEST EQQAR RD. LINDEN 27 ACKEN DR KERSLAKE SUSAN M ELIZABETH 1610 COLUMBUS PL RA8WAY PO BOX 2906 IRENE KESELCHAK ANNA ELIZABETH HESTERHAOEH A 1351 ALINA ST ELIZABETH 1048 GROVE ST LORRAINE KESELICA MARY ELIZABETH HETZ; MARGARET W 65 FIELDSTONE DRIVE SPRINGFIELD 552 BAYWAY AVE KETCHEM GEORGE WF HXLLSXBE HETZEL NATHALIE A 111 ORCHARD LN C/O WILLIAM T HETZEL BERKELEY HTS 1275 SALEM AVE KEYWORTH SPRINGFIELD HIGKEY HELEN 315 VINE ST ELIZABETH KHADIJAH 32 WOODCHEST CR HICKORY SCHERIKG TRAVEL HOLLAND 1020 SPRUCE ST ROSELLE 2000 GALLOPING HILL RD KENXLWORTH KHADIK HICKS LOUIS A KERIWETHER ABRAM 805 PEARL ST APT 1C ELIZABETH 1795 LEWIS ST KBARFAN HICOCK FRANCES GARWOOD NT ZAP. 1029 KILSYTH SD ELIZABETH 247 SPRUCE AVE KHAZAI HIGGTNE JOSEPH A 1027 OLIVE ELIZABETH KAKRAN 211 SUMMIT ROAD SPRINGFIELD KIEFES LAWRENCE 316 ASHLAND RD. SUMMIT HINDS PO BOX 371 SUMMIT H RAHWAY KIELL PAUL 501 LENOX AVENUE HINKLE JOHANNA 493 WEST LAKE AVE KINRICHSEN OEOROINA 423 BOULEVARD • WESTFIELD KZELY WILLIAM •a 224 WEST GRAND ST APT SB ELIZABETH HIPP KEITH E 250 HOUTAIN AVE WARREN KILEY DOROTHY E 36 WEST HOLLY CRANFORD HIPP XEXTH E 250 MOUNTAIN AVE WARREN KILLOQGH H 50 VALLEY VIEW AVENUE SUMMIT KIM HXRSCHBORN ' WARREN 146 WOODLAND AVE SUMMIT DONG K 65 HIGH POINT DR SPRINSFXELD KIM ELLEN HIRSCHORN DAVID P 584 ASHWOOD RD SPRINGFIELD 107 COLT ROAD SUMMIQ? KIM MIN B BOBBIE SHACK, 2583 MORRIS AVE UNION 67 CEDAR LANE ROSEVXLLE HOENINGS LISA J 37 MALVERN DR CLARK KTM SOONKYUM K 230 W JERSEY ST STE 102 KXM DO YUN MD ELIZABETH HOEELY JANA it 22 RUSSELL PL SUMMIT PO BOX 267 KENILWORTH HOFFMAN DAVID 752 GRIER AVE ELIZABETH KXHHEL KEVIN W 106 MT HOREB RD APT 8A HOFFMAN ' DAVIS R 534 BOULEVARD KEXILWORTH KINDER FRANK J 215 NORTH AVE FANWOOD HOFFMAN WARREN 45 BABNEIDE AVENUE UKKNOWH CRANFORD KXNDZRED RASHONDA 515 CRANFORD AVE LINDEN HOLEHAK DONNA K 14 BEEKMAN RD SUMMIT KING DAVID L 216 W 3RD AVE ROSELLE BOLGADO CESAR MD 236 S WESTFIKLD AVENUE ROSELLE PARK KING DIANE C 220 W. LINDEN AVE HOLLANDER HELEN 10 JACKSON DR ROOM 139 SENIOR QUARTERS CRANFORD KING LEWIS K JR 20 HAMPTON DR HOLLANDER JOSEPH 1619 BAYVIEW AVE HILLSIDE KING LINDA T 86 SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT HDLLEY GEORGE 332 KINANS AVE HILLSIDE KINO BOAS DONUTG LLC 257 S AVE FANWOOD HOLLOWAY WILLXAH , c 2130 RARITAN RD SCOTCH PLAINS KIRK CLIFFORD R 78 E JERSEY ST ELIZABETH HOOD JUDITH 1397 BROOKFALL AVE UNION KISH KEVIN C 720 E 2ND AV APT 4 HOSELLE HOPKINS ANNE 292 CLERMONT TERRACE KISS DARLENE R 936 GARDEN STR UNION C/O CAMP HOPKINS CRANFORD KXVETZ DOLORES L 14 QUILL PEN WAY HOPKX8S KENNETH B 110 ORCHARD ST WARREN BORAH DAVID V 5 KDffiALL CIR WESTFIELD KLAHHER ROBERT 257 SALEM RD HOROWITZ LEWIS 226 NORTH AVX E CRANFORD KLAPPER FLORENCE F 55 TEMPLAR WAY SUMMIT HOSP K 750 WALNUT AVS CRU9FQRD KLASKO EVELYN 114 BROADWAY ELIZABETH FORT LEE HOTEL LOTTB 2 EXECUTIVE DX 4TH FLR ATTN JONG SCO FIM HOU TIEN-HEN 24 OLSON DR (Continued on Page B12) PAGE B12 — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 WORRALL NEWSPAPERS (Continued from Page Bll) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

KLEILE WILLIAM 1031 GRANDVXEW AVE C/O G KOTTLER UNION MACK ALBERTA 85 BROADWAY ELIZABETH KLEIN MONROE 1466 MORRIS AVE UNION MACK AMANDA L 1042 FANNY STREET ELIZABETH XLIMENKO VALEKTIH& 609 CENTRAL AVE WESTFIELD MACKARAVITZ ROBERT 2577 BURNS PL UNION KLINE VIOLET E 1857 PILGRIM WAY UNIOK MACKENZIE EDWARD M 55 ELM ST APT i WESTFIELD KLIPFEL ESTELLE M 7 GIBSON PL ELIZABETH MACKRELI, PETER 260 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT KLOSOWSKI STANLEY 1414 BURNETTE AVE UNION MACNEILL HARRIET 90 SULFRIAN RD NEW PROVIDENCE KLUMPP JOSEPH 1971 OAKWOOD PARKWAY UNION MACRI KELSEY 10 S NORTH RD BERKELEY HTS KNOKR VERA II LYNN DR SPRINGFIELD MADDALONE ANTHONY J 1 FOXGLOVE DR WARREN ' KNOWLDEN ANDREA T 108 W STB AVE MADDALUNA SR JAMES 1001 CLINTON ST LINDEN KNOX STEPHANIE K 23 TRENTON AVE. FANWOOD MADDEN WILLIAM M 784 KNOLLWOOD TER C/O F H MADDEN WESTFIELD '. KNUT-H ROBERT W 1SS JEROME ST APT H ROSELLE PK MAFFENBSIER JED A 265 WINANS AV HILLSIDE KO LEE c 45 HARWOOD'-'AVE BERKELEY HTS MAGRATH RICHARD P 19 BEACHWOOD RD C/O DRDMMOND & OWREN SUMKtTT KOBYLARZ DARLENE 510 WESTFIELD AVE ELIZABETH HAHAN ROSS A 46 WOODLAND DR ROSELLE KOGAH RICHARD J 2000 GALLOPING HILL RD C/O SOBERING PLOUGH CORP KEHILHORTK MAHER LOUISE 284 PARTRIDGE RUN MOUNTAINSIDE KOPF MARY F 19 ANGUS LANE WARRES TOWNSHIP MAHTN REALTY CO INC 1182 DSBRA DR LINDEN KQFP JOHN F 29 CONGOR WAY CLARK MAIN MERRILL 16 MAPLE AVE BERKELEY HEIGHT KORAB MARIAN 416 MC CANDLESS ST LINDEN MAIORINO LAURA 17S6 VAUXHALL RD UNION KORECKI RICHARD 311 E 3RD AVE ROSELLE MAISEL ALLAN 478 OTISCO DR WESTFIELD KORHICHE: JOSEPH R 380 VERONA AVE ELIZABETH HALAT DAVID J 17 FOXGLOVE DRIVE WARREN KORYBSKI MATT 313 W WEBSTER AVE ROSELLE PK MALIK SEAKID Q 27 SKYLINE DRIVE WARREN KOSKELLA JUDITH A 154 W 2ND AVE ROSEDALE MALISHCHUK MYKOLA S71 GRANDVIEW AVE UNION KOSTER CHRISTOPHER 2095 PRINCETON AVE SCOTCH PLAINS MALLEY M&RYKATE R 8 WEBSTER AVE SUMMIT KOTLER STEPHEN 34 SYCAMORE TER SPRINGFIELD MALONE MARY E 315 W GRAND ST 2Q ELIZABETH KOTZ MARGARET . 1902 ORCHARD TER LINDEN HALPERE ELIZABETH 525 MYRTLE AVE GARWEOOD KOUVARAS GEORGE N 2030 INGALLS AVE LINDEN HALTZ SHEILA C 1479 COMPTOH TERR HILLSIDE KOVACS PATRICK D 207B PARK ST ROSELLE MANAGEMENT FACILITIE S CORP 95 MT BETHEL RD WARREN KOWHAN CHRISLYNE 600 MOUNTAIN AVE HM 6A511 NEW PROVIDNCE HANDEL JUDY 2097 DOGWOOD DRIVE WESTFIELD EOZA JOSEPH 10 DNION PL RAHWAY MANDEL PADL L 231 KEATS AVE ELIZABETH KOZAK ROBERT 221 W 1ST AVE ROSELLE MANHATTAN BAGEL 2264 E RTE 22 C C/O BOK ENTERPRISE UNION KRAMER BLANCHE III DEHART PL ELIZABETH MANLEY JOHHIE B 507 EAST FIRST AVENUE ROSELLE KRAMER J 11 ISC NEW ENGLAND AVE NO 11B SUMMIT MANSION ASSOCIATES 295 SOUTH FANWOOD KRAMER STEPHEN 437 PARK AVE SCOTCH PLAINS MANTON PATRICIA D 909 WyAHDETTE TRL WESTFIELD KRAMERS IGOR M 1807 MANOR DR APT B UNION MANZELLA PHYLLIS T 1980 WESTFIELD AVE SCOTCH PLAINS KRAUSHAR MARVIN F 509 E BROAD ST WESTFIELD MARAMARA EMMANUEL 534 ORCHARD ST CRANFORD XHAUSHAR MARVIN MD 152 CTRL AVE CLARK MARCAWEONIO JOHN 130 WEST FIFTH AVE. APT. B ROSELLE KRAVET DRUGS 342 CHESTNUT STREET UNION MARCUS HARRIET • 600 GREEN LH DNION KRAVETZ ARTHUR F 30 SOOTH DERBY RD SPRINGFIELD MARCZAK ROSEMARY 23 SHERWOOD KENILWORTH KREITZ KAREN 857 LAURITA ST LINDEN MARGARET KANE M 48 COLT RD SUMMIT KRESS DIANA 985 KIPLING RD ELIZABETH MARGULIES CHAD E 125 E JEROME ST ELIZABETH KRINSKY EDWARD 276 DELAWARE AVE UNION MARIA ELENA H 130 3RD ST ELIZABETH KRISTA ALYCE G 659 NEWARK AVE KENILWORTH MARIA QUINONES 800 PEARL ST APT B4 ELIZABETH KRISTEW SPLAINE 139 KHIGHTSBRIDGE RD MOUNTAINSIDE MARIN EMORY PO BOX 878 . 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HOWARD 300 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT MISERENDINO GARDENIA K 303 E 2ND AVENUE ROSELLE LUST LILLY 91 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUSAN BAER SUMMIT MITCHELL GARY 136 ROBINS ST ROSELLE LY TAI H 1055 S ELMORA AVE #J2 ELIZABETH MITCHELL OPPIN 221 OAK ST ELIZABETH LYNCH RACHELA 25 COLT RD SUMMIT MITROW MICHAEL J 335 NORTH 17TH SI KEHILWORTH LYON AMELIA A 1133 BAYHTOH AVE APT 326 WESTFIELD MITTERMAN FLORENCE 122 PRESCOTT RD DNIOS LYONS DAWAN 1174 MARY ST FLR 2 ELIZABETH MZZUS SHELDON 528 COLEKAN PL ' WESTFIELD M R M COMPANY 411A.N WOOD AVE 4 LINDEN MODLISZEWSKA HELENA 67 1/2 FLORIDA ST ELIZABETH HtS TRADE INC INC 49 FIELDSTONE DR SPRINGFIELD MOHAMMED TIJANI 2ND FL 1113 BRYANT ST RAHWAY MABEL PHARMACY ELIZABETH MOISE YOLETTE H 301 WEST FIFTE AVE ROSELLE MACDONALD 803 ELIZABETH AVE CHARLES M 706 FLORAL AVE ELIZABETH MOLINA A 952 SPRINGFIELD AVE NEW PROVIDENCE MACEDO ANTHONY 151 STATE ST ELIZABETH MOLLOY ELEANOR K 20 STONELEIGH PARK WEETFIELD MACHOCA ALEJANDRO ELIZABETH MACIOCE 163 ORCHARD ST FLR 3 22 ESSEX RD SUMMIT (Continued on Page B13) WORRALL NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 — PAGE B13 (Continued from Page B12) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 625 UNION ST. 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SUMMIT 46 BALMIERE PKWY HELEN 634 MAPLE AVE ELIZABETH MORTELLITO JANIKE 41 WHITE PL CLARK PEPLOWSKI ' SPRINGFIELD PERCHALIJK BARBARA 801 WESTFIELD RD SCOTCH PLAINS MORTGAGE BANKERS ASSOCIATION 385 MORRIS AVE PERCY JOHN 505 E BROAD ST WESTFIELD MOSELEY HAROLD 535 PIERSON ST WESTFIELD MOSES WILLIAM VAUXHALL PERCY JULIE 252 ORCHARD FLR 2 WESTFIELD 45 ATLANTA AVE PERDEK MICHAEL 11 MOHAWK TRL WESTFIELD MOSKOWITZ APRIL 5 MILDRED TERRACE UNION MOSLEY WILLIE M ELIZABETH PEREXRA FERNANDO 1812 GRXER AVE LINDEN 64 GENEVA ST PEREIRA MANUEL 231 XNSLEE PL ELIZABETH MOSS ILENE 556 CENTRAL AVENUE NEW PROVIDENCE MOSS LAURSNCE M SUMMIT PEREXRA MARCELO 651 MONROE AVE ELIZABETH 26 LOCUST DR APT 30 PEREXRA RUYTHER 950 MEREDITH AVE FLR 1 ELIZABETH MOTOR CLUB OF AMERIC A INSURANCE CO FO BOX 1041 . 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LINDA ROSELLE PEREZ FELIBERTO 221 CHERRY ' FLR 2 ;APT C ROSELLE 260 E SECOND AVE PEREZ GEORGE 1041 NORTON ROAD UNION MOYA HIRTA 132 E JERSEY ET ELIZABETH U/T/A DATED 10/25/91 SPRINGFIELD PEREZ OSCAR 409 MAGXE AVE ELIZABETH HOZO FAMILY IRREVDCA BLE TRUST 99 MORRIS AVE 3RD FL MROZOWSKI ADAM ELIZABETH PEREZ RICARDO 197 SUMMIT ROAD SPRINGFIELD 775 N BROAD ST SUMMIT PEREZ SILVIA E 1026 UNIVERSITY TERRACE APT A LIHDEN MUELLER IiONY 65 PROSPECT BX AVE MUGAVERO MICHAEL J LINDEN PERICOLO CATHERINE S 611 N SCOTCH PLAINS AVE -^ WESTFIELD 40 YALE TER MUHAMMAD ABDUL M NEWARK PERINHAS MARIO J 1138 ALINA ST ELIZABETH MULHOLE ELEANOR 131 185 BERGEN ST #501 WESTFIELD PERLEY N 84 DENHAM RD SPRINGFIELD MULLERY WILLIAM 1040 LAURENCE AVE SUMMIT PERLGUT MEYER 2222 MORRIS AVE PO BOX 3132 UNION HDLLICK BHARATI 25 TANGLEWOOD DR SPRINGFIELD PERRELLA PAUL 224 DENMAN RD. CRANFORD HULLINS MICHAEL 42 RONALD TER HILLSIDE PERHETTI ANTHONY 217 LOOMIS ST #1 ELIZABETH MULTI IDEAL 1550 SUMMIT AVENUE PRINTING INC ELIZABETH PERRY CLYDE B 1617 ST ANN ST SCOTCH PLAINS MULTI CARE HEALTH CE 630 ELIZABETH AV CLARK PERRY EDITH I BOX 171 VAUXHALL MOLTISFECXALTY ORTHO ASSOC 100 COMMERCE PL SPRINGFIELD PERRY IRENE B 33 8 SEMINARY AV RAHWAY MUNDO DASILVA MARIA 609 MORRIS AVE C/O HECTOR MONDO ELIZABETH PERSON P 1510 N BROAD APT A4 HILLSIDE MONGER RONALD 608 JACKSON AVE 2FL ELIZABETH PETER KURT J 517 WESTFIELD AVE #109 ELIZABETH HUNOZ HD GUILLERMO 514 4TH AVE 1FL JOHN ELIZABETH PETERPAUL DOHINICK F BOX 651 HILLSIDE MURPHY BEULAH 824 ELIZABETH AVENUE ELIZABETH PETERS HARVEY 159 BERKLEY PL VAUXHALL MURPHY DONALD P 172 REID STREET CLARK PETERSEN PETER M 204 MILLER AVE CLARK MURPHY JAMES 24 HALL DR C/O DSB-EXP- HURRAY HILL PETERSON ANNETTE 1382 LIBERTY AV UNION MURPHY JAMES S 1 DIAMOND HILL ROAD WARREN PETERSON CHARLES W 22 E WESTFIELD AVE C 6 ROSELLE FK MURPHY KATHLEEN A 14 SPENCER LI» WESTFIELD PETERSON EDWARD H 144 COLONIAL RD SUMMIT MDRPHY LEIGH R 104 N EUCLID AVE ELIZABETH PETRACCO ANTHONY J 43 EDISON DR SUMMIT MURPHY SHERYL 8 DECKER AVE ' BERKELEY HTS PETRIK STEPHEN B 1706 BLVD WESTFIELD MURPHY THOMAS W 51 BEECHWOOD LANE ROSELLE PARK PETRUCH MYRON D 1158 CALDWELL AVE UNION MURRAY ESTHER 214 SHERIDAN AVE LINDEN PFEUFFER JM 295 CENTRAL AVE MOUNTAINSIDE MURRAY KEVIN 200 E ELM STREET ROSELLE PHELAN THOMAS 1233 SALEM AVENUE HILLSIDE MURTHA RONALD F 1134 CHANDLER AVE 1ST FLOO SUMMIT PHILXPPEAUX GERALD 301 W JERSEY APT 105 ELIZABETH KUSKOS ANTHONY G 86 BROAD STREET CLARK PHILLIPS EST-OF-HELENE G 934 LOWDEN AVE UNION NA ; ~ • QUAN A 53 CONGER HAY ROSELLE PHILLIPS JENNIFER 126 HXCKSON DR NEW PROVIDNCE NABLOCK EQUIPMENT CO RP 227 E 9TH AVE LINDEN PICKRON GLADYS M 200 E MILTON AVE 2 804 RAHWAY NACHMAN. NANSY 2301-1 EAST EDGAR RD ELIZABETH PICOLELLA JOSEPH 344 ROSELAND PLACE UNION NADEL RICHARD 4010 IZMIR TRIPOLI ST SPRINGFIELD PIERCE LAROSA 45 CRSSTVIEW AVE VAUXHALL NAESS JORGSN 115 HEW BROOK LANE NEW PROVIDENCE PIERCE MORGAN 414 HILLSIDE AVE WESTFIELD NAGELBERG PAUL H 492 UNION AVE UNION PXEROTTI KRISTEN M 174 SUMMIT AVE. SUMMIT NAMHGALA EDWARD D PO BOX 3137 1435 MORRIS AVE ELIZABETH PIERRE JOEL 1120 E GRAND ST ELIZABETH NANDA RIPU D 220 W JERSEY ST HILLSIDE PIETRANSELO LAWRENCE 2005 BOHD ST RAHWAY KAPOtl GABRIELLA 384 RUTGERS AVE 3RD FL UNION PILAT KXRA M 10 HORSESHOE RD BERKELEY HEIGHT KAPOLITAHO ADA 345 SALEM RD T-A PORTOFINO BRK OVEN KENILWORTH PXNKARD JOHN E IS ROGER AVE CRANFORD NAPOLITANO JOSEPH 482 BOULEVARD CLARK PINKIEWICZ MARIE 408 HIGH ST ELIZABETH HAKRETT ZACHARY M 3 PARTRIDGE RUN APT F105 RAHWAY PINNACLE MEDICAL GRO 2401 MORRIS AVENUE UNION NASTRO L J MD 1470 CAMPBELL ST SUMMIT PINTO DEBORAH 1512 FRANKLIN STREET RAHWAY NATAL JOSE 120 SUMMIT AVE CHANFORD PINTO JOSE N 418 S 5TH ST ELIZABETH NATARAJAN NARAYANAN 777 WALNUT AVENUE CRANFORD PIRONE MINNIE 750 WALNUT AVE CRANFORD NATELLI LOUIS A PO BOX 1392 SUMMIT PXSCATAWAY HEALTHCAR 19 QUAIL RUN UNKNOWN WARREN NATIONAL VIATICAL T 55 BEVERLY ROAD CRANFORD PITTENGER HOPE 9 INDIAN SPRING RD CRANFORD NATIONAL MED CARE HO 6 COMMERCE DR SUITE 2000 SPRINGFIELD PIZZUTO ANGELO P 352 DE WITT ST LINDEN NATIONAL VIATICAL TR UST 225 MOUNTAIN AVE PLASTIC AESTHETIC 522 E BROAD ST WESTFIELD KATL HEALTH LAB INC 6 COMMERCIAL DRIVE ATT: MARIA OATHOUT CRANFORD PLASTIC & AESTHETIC 522 E BROAD STREET WESTFIELD NAVARRETE SILVIA L 75 ROD SMITH PL UNION PLASTICS INC PPGFP 107 TRUMBULL ST ; ELIZABETH KOALIA KIMOKO 211 WASHINGTON AVE ROSELLE PLASTICS INC UNXONGF 107 TRUMBULL ST ELIZABETH NEAFSY FAUST MARGARET C 345 CHANDLER AVE ROSELLE PARK PLAYERS PROSCENIUM 8 KEVIN RD SCOTCH PLAINS NEALE AGATHA 123 SHERMAN AVENUE ROSELLE PLUNGIS DONNA J 126 DEHART PLACE APT 409 ELIZABETH NEDWODNEY ISABELLE 402 WALNUT ST WESTFIELD PLUTA RICHARD 50 LINCOLN BLVD. CLARK NEGRX JOSEPH 760 BELVXDERE AVE WESTFIELD PNE MEDIA LLC 2104 STANLEY TER UNION NEGRON N 541 DOWMEN ST ELIZABETH PODELL MEDICAL CENTE 571 CENTRAL AVE #106 NEW PROVIDENCE NEGRON OMAR E 440 MARSHALL ELIZABETH POGORZSLSKI JANUSZ 315 PUTNAM RD UNION NEHRXNG ALFRED 44 ERIE ST LINDEN POLICASTRO RICHARD V 744 FAIRWAY DR UNION NELSON HOWARD PO BOX 1160 SUMMIT POLLER GRETA 105 NEW ENGLAND AVE #J9 SUMMIT NELSON JOHN L 174 SUMMIT AVE APT 101 CRANFORD POLLINS EARL 13 HAROLD AVE CLARK NEMETH JEFFEY J 16 SOUTH AVENUE WEST WESTFIELD POMICE LINDA A 41 PARK AVE SUMMIT NENORTAS ADELAIDE 614 HANFORD PL CRANFORC POMPILXO LOUIS 223 PARK AVE # F SCOTCH PLAINS NENORTAS ADELAIDE BOX 591 CRANFORD PONCE L C 408 GROVE STREET WESTFIELD NERING JAMES 340 NORTH AVE SUMMIT PONCE LUCIUS C 408 GROVE ST WESTFIELD NEUMANN MARISSA S 28 CROMWELL PKWY UNION POPE JOSEPH R 30 TECHNOLOGY DR. WARREN NEURO-MUSCULAR ASSOC IATES 949 BONNEL COURT CRANFORD POPOVICH MARYANNE 923 SPOFFORD AVE ELIZABETH NEUROLOGICAL ASSOC 25 COMMERCE DRIVE ELIZABETH PORRATA THOM 1190 W ST GEORGE AVE APT A 19 LINDEN NEVINS WILLIAM 700 NORTH BROAD STREET ELIZABETH POTIGNANO THERESA A 100 HILLSIDE AVE BERKELEY HEIGHT HEVTUS SARELIA 79 CRASKE STREET SPRINGFIELD POTTER N 17 WOODLAND DRIVE UNKNOWN ROSELLA NEW BRUNSWICK MED 83 HECKE ST CHANFORD POWELL CLAYTON PO BOX 612 HILLSIDE PO BOX 1393 NEWARK DIAGNOSTIC R CRANFORD POWERS ELIZABETH G 505 HAGSL AVE LINDEN PO BOX 1349 ENTREPENEURS I UNION PRAEL STEVEN A 477 HAMILTON S RAHWAY NEWARK AVE 1053 STERLING RD ATTN CAROL CROOK CRANFORD PRANKS JENNIFER L 1247 CLINTONPL. B-7 ELIZABETH NEWARK GROUP 20 JACKSON DR HILLSIDE FREE ALLEN L 201 RICHARD STREET CRANFORD NEWELL LEOLA 1492 HIGHLAND AVE ROSELLE PRESSXHANE LORETTA 2204 MORRIS AVE STE 303 CENTRAL MEDICAL SERVI NEWHARDT LINDA T 529 WHEATSHEAF RD UNION CRANFORD PRESTIHARI CHARLES 539 E GRANT AVE NEWMARK JERRY R 304 ELM ST ROSSLLE PARK WARREN PRESTON- GERALDISE H 145 BRYANT AVE. . NGUYEN DANG , D 7 ASPEN COURT SPRINGFIELD ROSELLE PRETLOW RICHARD W 1018 EMMA ST NICHOLSON JAMAAR T FO BOX 243 ELIZABETH CRANFORD PRICE MARY M 1196 CELLAR AVE APT 7 NIESZ PHILIP L 1 DARTMOUTH RD CLARK PRIME CARE MEDICAL G 240 WILLIAMSON STREET NIEVES RICHARD 1125 RICHFORD TERRACE ELIZABETH ELIZABETH PRIME CARE MEDICAL G 171 ELMORA AVENUE NIKIOWANASBEARD BOO N BROAD APT 59 ELIZABETH ELIZABETH PRINCEN MARC NILES . MITCHELL F 16 WILLIAMS FLR 2 SOSELLE PARK 2000 GALLOPING HILL HD K62 D21 GERMANY ESSEX PHARM KENILWORTH FRXNGLE EDWARD NIXON DOROTHY H 237 WESTFIELD ROAD SCOTCH PLAINS 367 BRIGHTWOOD AVE WESTFXELD NOAK ANNA 38 BELLVIEW ST ELIZABETH PROCTOR-DAVIS PAMELA 3RD FL. 352 W. GRAND AVE. RAHWAY NOGUERIA JOSE M 2222 MORRIS AVE PO BOX 3137 UNION PROENZA WALFRIDO S 811 ELIZABETH AVE ELIZABETH NOMELIN OMAR PO BOX 2838 ELIZABETH PRUDENTIAL DIRECT INC 2 OAK WAY 4TH FL BERKLELY HTS NON INV L PO BOX 146 PRUDENTIAL INS CO OF AMERICA 2 OAK WAY 4TH FL CONNELL CORP CTR BERKLEY HTS NOONA SUSAN B 83 KONTROSE AVE FANWOOD PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AME 2 OAK WAY 4TH FL BERKELEY HTS NOONAN THOM&S 1325 SHETLAND DRIVE UNION PRYOR YVONNE M 921 EMMA ST ELIZABETH NORBERTO MAUREEN J 410 MARSHALL STREET ELIZABETH PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCI ATES ON BE 25 COMMERCE DRIVE, 3RD FLOOR CRANFORD NORSGREN BRETT 21 CINNAMON TREE LA BERKELEY HTS PUB SET INC PENSION ACCOUNT 95 PROGRESS ST UNION NORINSKY RHONA 2 CLAUSS RD CLARK PUGH WALLACE R 11 NEW PROVIDENCE AVE SUMMIT NORTHEAST PLANNING COR? 1150 RARITAN RD CRANFORD PUKEN SUE 532 JEFFERSON AVE ELIZABETH NOTSSERVE INC 17 CAMBRIDGE DR WARREN PULEO ROSE 7 DEBRA CT SCOTCH PLAINS NOVARTIS EEARHACEVTI CALS 556 MORRIS AVE BLDQ 152 SUMMIT FULLIAM EFFIE F 1569 SCHLEY ST HILLSIDE NOVOBILSKY ANDREW 709 MONROE AVE ELIZABETH PULMONARY MEDICAL A 530 MORRIS AVE SPRINGFIELD NUERIO KARXE 597 JEFFERSON AVE ELIZABETH PUNJABI CULTURAL SOC IETY INC 3 RASPBERRY TRL WARREN NUNNALLY SUSY 767 SPRINGFIELD A.VE APT 9 SUMMIT QUADENFIELD WILLIAM E 718 CARLETON RS WESTFIELD NUSSER MARIA 26 OLD FORGE DR WARREN QUAGLIA ROBERT J 53 WOODCREST CXR SPRINGFIELD NYSA ILA MEDICAL CENTER 20 STAHUBER AVE UNION QUALITY REHAB. SERVI CES 107 SOUTHAVENUE WEST CRANFORD NYSTROM PATRICIA A 148 E NINTH AVE ROSELLB QUALITY REHABILITATI ON 107 SOUTH AVENUE WEST SUITE 3 CRANFORD NZAMBI LUKOMBO 345 CHANDLER AVE ROSELLE QUALY INC 1603-D RT 22 W T-A CASA DA PICANHA UNION O CORNELL SALISBUR 67 WALNUT AVENUE CLARK QUEENAN MICHAEL F 750 WALNUT AVE CRANFORD O CONOR JOSEPH JR 946 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH QUEK SAMUEL 388 ACACIA RD SCOTCH PLAINS 0 DONNELL FRANCES 1720 LAWRENCE ST RAILWAY QUSSADA FREDDY 536 MORRIS AVS APT 2 ELIZABETH O'MALLEY PATRICK S CEDRIC RD SUMMIT QUICK CHECK PHARMACY 1928 WESTFIELD AVENUE SCOTCH PLAINS OB GYN GROUP OF UNIO 225 WILLIAMSON ST ELIZABETH QUXNLAN WILLIAM K 26 PORTLAND RD SUMMIT OBJECTIVE STRATEGIES 144 ASHLAND RD SUMMIT QUINTAUALLA LAURA R 53 WOODBINE CIR NEW PROVIDNCE OBRIAN EST-OF-CONSTAN c; 51 ASHLAND RD SUMMIT QUINTINO MARIA 717 BAILEY AVE ELIZABETH OBRIEN BETTY 801 NORTH AVE E APT 7K ELIZABETH QUIROZ TIMOTHY 33 NILES ST 2ND FL ELIZABETH OCASIO KXCHAEL j 146 ALLANT AVE #1 VAUXHALL QUISPE RUBEN 1513 MAIN ST RAHWAY OCONNELL £ s 67 WALNUT AVE CLARK RABENOLD LARRY 811 LINDEN AVE ELIZABETH ODELL JOHN H 1939 MORRIS AVENUE UNION RACHLXN ROBERT 2215 ALLEN ST RAHWAY ODENHALD MARY 380 IRVXNGTON AVE ELIZABETH RADO PETER 44 WALDRON AVE SUMMIT ODOWD THOMAS a 119 HHRNINQ AVE CRANFORD RAFTESY FLORENCE 5 RACE ST HILLSIDE OELSCHLOGER ROBERT E 33 OAKLEY AVE SUMMIT RAHWAY HOSPITAL 865 STONE ST ATTN PHARMACY RAHWAY OGBEVIRE ERHERHEBUE a 300 FLORAL STREET ROSELLE RAINES DWIGHT DDS 815 ELIZABETH AVE. ELIZABETH OLAOGUN BABATUNDE A 130 MARKET ST KEHILWORTH RAMIREZ FELIX 743 JEFFERSON AVE ELIZABETH OLAS EDWARD j 2504 STILLWELL RD UNION RAMIREZ MARIA 620 JACKSON AVE ELIZABETH OLDEHOFF ANNA M 408 BENDER AVE ROSELLE PARK RANDOLPH LAURA E 261 CENTRAL AVE RAHWAY OLEARY JAMES 710 MONROE AVE ELIZABETH HANSON BERNARD 514 E 3RD AVE ROSELLE OLECHOWSKI JACK 813 ALLEN ST ELIZABETH RAPPAPORT DONALD M 1550 RAMAPO WAY SCOTCH PLAINS OLXVEIRA ALEXANDRA M 1109 ELINA ST APT 1 ELIZABETH RAPPOPORT SCOTT 9 FOXGLOVE DR WARREN OLIVEIRA CRISTOVAH 1755 MOUNTAIN AVENUE SCOTCH PLAINS RAPPS RHONDA 1329 ROUTE 22 EAST 'MOUNTAINSIDE OLIVEIRA MIGUEL 127 GROVE ST ROSELLE PARK RASKIN ALEX 1017 BURNET AVE UNION OLIVERO JAMES W B16 SHERIDAN AV ELIZABETH RAU DIETMAR JULI E 1170 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE APT 2 NEW PROVIDENCE OLIVO DOMINICK 318 CHESTNUT STREET ROSELLE PARK RAVSLO EDITHA 60 TEMPLE DR. SPRING FIELD OLSZEWSKX STANLEY R 4 BURNSIDE AVE CRANFORD RAWSOW KYLE J 8 SAW MILL RD WARREN ON LIME NETWORKING IN 217 SHEFFIELD ST MOUNTAINSIDE RAYMOND JAMES V 659 MOUNTAIN AVE. BERKELEY HEIGHT ON TIME TRANSPORTATI 111 E HIGHLAND PARKWAY ROSELLE RAYMOND MARGARET M 741 VAN BUREN AVE ELIZABETH ONEIL KEVIN P 826 CARLETON RD WESTFXELD RAYMOND B BRADSTREET 22 HAMPTON RD CRANFORD ONOFRI MICBELE 3 0B PARKWAY VILLAGE CRANFORD HAYNOLDS VIRGINIA 20 PROSPECT ST SUMMIT ONYENSO UZOMA 806 ORCHARD MEADOWS DR UNION REA G 16 STILES ST ELIZABETH OPALKA JOHN A 1044 LOUDEN AVENUE UNION REA JEFFREY J 434 LONG FELLOW AVS WESTFIELD OPFOHG SUSIE R 1692 WALKER AVE, APT A UNION READIE HELEN C 2000 WINDSOR RD LINDEN ORAVEC JOSEPH 419 YALE AVE HILLSIDE REAVES W 24 HAMILTON AVE BERKLEY HEIGHTS ORELLANA JULIO 1297 BRIGHT ST HILLSIDE RECTOR WARDENS 80 ELM AVE RAHWAY ORLOWSKI JOSEPH F 1036 NO BROAD ST HILLSIDE REDD DAVID E 11 HARTHA AVE VAUXHALL ORPBANIDXS ALEXANDROS 2000 GALLOPING HILL RD K62 D21 SCHERING CANADA KENILWORTH REDDING R 1452 COMPTON TER HILLSIDE ORSXLLO MARGARET M 7 BRIDGE ST ELIZABETH REDLING PATRICIA 199 MT HOREB RD WARREN ORSINI ANTHONY 710 LARCH ST ROSELLE PARK REED REFERENCE PUBLISHING 121 CHANLON RD NEW PROVIDENCE ORTEGA NARCEISA 525 E JERSEY ST ELIZABETH REEVES EDWARD D 226 OAK RIDGE AVS SUMMIT REEVES ROLAND ORTHOPAEDIC SURGICAL AESOC X 33 OVERLOOK RD. STE. 201 IME-FRANOIS REICHHEXMER-104 SUMMIT 439 SYCAMORE AVE SCOTCH PLAINS REGALDO JOHNNY 224 W GRAND ELIZABETH ORTHOPEDIC SURGICAL 33 OVERLOOK RD STE 201 SUMMIT RSGNIER JEAN 1414 WHIPPOORWILL WAY MOUNTAINSIDE ORTIZ ANA D 1 B PIONEER HOMES ELIZABETH ORTIZ MIGUEL A ELIZABETH REICHARO! JOHN A 557 W HAZELWOOD AVE, #3 RAHWAY 130 ELM ST REXLLY HAROLD A 57 LENAPS LANE BERKELEY HEIGHT OTSU HENRIETTA O 260 E. WESTFXELD AVE ROSELLE PARK OTT ROBERT REILLY MARIE J 1 CRAIG PL CRANFORD 1411 EAST BROAD STREET WESTFIELD REIN JAMES 1488 VAUXHALL R UNION OVERBYE KAREN M 703 EMBREE CRESCENT WESTFIELD OVERLOOK HEALTH SYST EM REIHA MARCIA 15 FAIRVIEW AVE SUMMIT 99 BEAVIOR AVE ATTH LINDA MIELE SUMMIT HEXNFURT OVERLOOK HOSPITAL HENRY J 516 CHERRY ST APT 5G ELI ri^ASSTS 99 BEAUVOIR AVE SUMMIT REIHHARD MARIE OVERLOOK HOSPITAL 60S SHERWOOD PKWY C-O NJ HEALTH RES INC MOUNTAINSIDE 155 XNSLEE PLACE ELIZABETH OVERLOOK PEDXACALL 193 MORRIS AVE SUMMIT : KSISEN D E 178 OAK RIDGE AVE UNION CENTER OWEN JOHN 60 WALNUT AVE STE 400 CLARK REISER THERESA E 18 TUDOR COURT ELIZABETH OX ETTA 229 E BROAD ET WESTFIELD RELIANCE DATA INTL I 66-63 ELM SUITE 12 p o BOX 2519 WESTFXELD PACE DONNA L WESTFIELD REMAX UNITED 1961 MORRIS AVS ONION 518 ST HARKS AVB REMEDIOS OSVALDO PACELLO MATTHEW S 45 WOODLAND AVE APT 25 SUMMIT 159 W 2ND AVE RDSEIJIJE KEMOLINO JOSEPH 126 COS AVE PADUA ISMKEL B 100 WALNUT AVE CLARK C HILLSIDE RENAISSANCE PADU&NO MICHAEL 220 SLKER ST WESTriELD EYENZAHIHC 50 SOOTH AVE W CRANFORD PAIGE JIMMY L 1173 E BROAD ST ELIZABETH RENGIFO TOBIAS A 615 SPRUCE STREET ROSSLUS FAINTING UNLIMITED I NC OF NE 947 HAMILTON ST RAHHAY REPTA STEPHEN 804 MADISON AVE PAXVA ANTHONY HESABAIA BEVERLY 1143 MONMODTH AVE LINDEN 1411 SYLVAN XJVNE SCOTCH PLAINS RESEARCH CONNECTIONS PAXVA MARIA 240 BLOY ST HILLSIDE 414 CENTRAL AVE WESTFXELD RESPIRATORY PAKAY MICHAEL L 190 W EMERSON AVS RAHWAY SPECIALTIES I 8 MOUNTAIN BLVD WARHEN PALASITS ERNEST J 143 VINTON CIR FANWOOD KEUTER ELSA 741 VEKNON AVE KENILWORTH PALERM EUSEME PO BOX 262 ONION REV MOTHER H T, ANSEL 1544 IRVING T_A LXVQ uiccA FOUNDTN RAHWAY PALERMO FRANCES 546 FIRST AVE ELIZABETH REYNOLDS GEORGE 4 MORGAN WAY SCOTCH PLAINS PALMA OFXLXO 131 E 5TH AV APT 20 ROSELLE REYNOLDS JOHN L 710 TUXFORD TURN WESTFXELD PALMADESSA FXETRO 209 S, MICHIGAN AVE KENILWORTH REYNOLDS MAUREEN J 710 TUXFORD TURN WESTFIELD PALMER JOHN A 2222 MORRIS AVE PO BOX 3137 UNION REZVXN NATALIA 1102 W SAINT GEORGES AVE LXNDEK PALMER LLOYD a 604 DRAKE AVE 'ROSELLE KHEXN • JOSEPH 411 SPRINGFIELD AVE CRANFORD PALMER STEPHEN B 10 EUCLID AVE APT 601 SUMMIT RICA THEODORE P 14 BEATTIE WAY NEW PROVIDNCE PANAMERICANO CIRCULO H 601 NORTH WOOD AVE RICA THEODORE p 150 CIRCLEVIEW AVE LOUIS HICCITELLI JOSEPH E BOX 2898 FAHARESE 1111 SOOTH LONG AVENUE HILLSIDE ELIZABET J H RICE EDWARD M U ^ 'fll 'III " PANATA FOUNDATION 46 KING GEORGE ROAD WARREN 750 WALNUT AVE CRANFORD PANKUCK TARA M 64 WOODWILD WAY BERKELEY HGTS RICH TIMOTHY 217 PROSPECT AVE BLDG 14 1C CRANFORD PANZA ROBERT " A 566 WESTFIELD AVE WESTFIELD RICHARD DORCENT 443 E MiarON AVE RAHWAY PAHZARINO PATRICK 20 B WAVECREST AVE WINFIELD PARK RICHARD HALPERN ASSO CIATES INC 44 FERNBT1.L RD SPRINGFIELD FANZNER ELIZABETH A 1050 GALLOPING HILL RD UNION RICHARDS B A S35 LOCUST AVE HILLSIDE PAPAXANNX ANTHONY 48 BROOKSIDE DR NEW PROVXXX4CE RICHARDSON ANDRE 268 CLARK ST HILLSIDE PAPETTI MARY BARBARA J 219 SURREY ROAD CTTT r.s I IIV. RICHEL JOHN 150 KENT DR J RICHELIEU JULIA PARADISE PETER 26E 4TH STREET NEW PROVIDENCE 211 SOUTH AVE E WESTFIELD PARKER JOYCE O 533 BOND ST ELIZABETH RXCHLXN LISA PO BOX 1536 1743 ST GEORGE AVE RICIGLIANO TONI RAHWAY PARKXNBON SHIRLEY 2682 SPRUCE ST UNION 445 HORRXS AVENUE D 15 SPRINGFIELD PARR SCOTT 190 RIVER RD #NJ3177 SUMMIT RXDDICK SCOTT 36 LT GLENN ZAHORSKI DR RIDGE DOOR SALES INC 359 LONG AVE ELIZABETH PARRIEH DANIEL P O BOX 5835 CLARK HILLSIDE RILEY LAURA PARSON ORVILLE D 120 MOHAWK DR CRANFORD E 100 WALNUT AVENUE THE EQUITABLE, 5TH FLOOR CLARK RILLOSI J PARSON RUSSELL H 120 MOHAWK DR CRANFORD 713 GROVE BT APT 7 ELIZABETH RINALDO ANN PASCALS J3CHARLOT 1423 BOND ST HILLSIDE 142 2EAZ>LSr TER UNION RINGK ELXNORE PASSMORE ERIC H 68B MX BETHEL HD WARREN 4 CKETWOOD TERR FANWOOD SINGLES LARRY PASTXNB MICHAEL L 217 HOLLY ST CRANFORD E 2235 MORRIS AVENUE UNION PATBL ASHITABEN 13 3M JEROKE ST ROSELLE PARK RIOUX LOIS 2 EVERGREEN AVENUE C/O FRANCIS X RIOUX SPRINGFIELD PATEL AVANI 317 GRXER AVE ELIZABETH RXTCH LUTHER 851 SPRINGFIELD AVE API 7D SUMMIT PATSL CHANKRAKANT 1961 MORRIS AVE UNION PATEL HOKESH 38 WINCHESTER DP. 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RIZZUTO ORSOLA ELIZABETH SIEDEM JOHN 530 MOUNTAIN AVE WESTFIELD EH M 1769 BOND ST RAHHAY SIEGELL JEFFREY H 32 MOHAWK TRL WESTFIELD ROACH A 2200 GALLOPING RD KENILWORTH SIERRA SARA 534 FRANKLIN ST ELIZABETH ROBERT BECKWORTH 1812 E.ST.GEORGE AVE LINDEN SXGAL LEN 4 COTTAGE COURT BERKELEY BTS KROMBOLZ 240 BEECHWOOD CT MOUNTAINSIDE SILLS GHESORY 189 VICTOR ST SCOTCH PLAINS JAKES E 1486 LIBERTY AVE HILLSIDE SILVA MARXA J 1267 BARBARA AVE. UNION ROBERTS A 52 COLT RD SUMMIT SILVER B C 120 SUBMIT AVE SUMMIT LYNNE 26 ARLINGTON RD CRANFORD SXLVERSTEIN HAROLD 46 TREE TOP DRTVE SPRINGFIELD ROBINSON SAMMY 765 MOUNTAIN AVE APT#182 SPRINGFIELD SIMMONS BELLE 99 PISE ST COLONIA ROBINSON S 608 SOZIO HALL KEAN COLLEGE OF NJ ONION SIMMONS KARLA L 326 TOWER ST VAUXHALL ROBSON DANIEL 547 MADISON AVE 2ND FL ELIZABETH SIMMONS WILLIAM E 1040 RIVXNGTON ST ROSELLE ROCHA PATRICIA L 545 ELIZABETH AV FLR 2 ELIZABETH SIMPLEX COMPUTER CEN 627 BOULEVARD KENXLWORTH ROCKMAN MICHAEL 5 STANLEY OVAL WESTFIELD SIMPSON WENDELL BOX 550 FANWOOD RODD MARJOHIE 154 EASY JERSEY ST ELIZABETH SINANANSXNGH DEVSMATIE 515 HARRISON FLR 1 RAHWAY RODNAR ALEKSANDER 809 N WOOD AVE UNKNOWN LINDEN SINGH RAJENDRA 1123 WOODRUFF AVE HILLSIDE RODRIGUES FAUST1NO ' 209 CLARK PLACE ELIZABETH SUKINTRE 146 WILLIAMSON AVE HILLSIDE 667 MAPLE AVENUE SINGH RODRIGUES JORGE UNKNOWN ELIZABETH SINGHAL ARUN K 3 BREEZY CT SCOTCH PLAINS RODRXGUES MARIA O 23 REID STREET ELIZABETH SINISTERRA WILLIAM 12 ERIE ST 3 ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ ANGELO 1217 HARDING AVE SIPPO CAROLE Q 35 SCHEURMAN TERRACE WARREN RODRIGUEZ FRANGEY 2514 POST OFFICE BOX ELIZABETH SXROTA DAVID 100 COMMERCE PL CLASK RODRIGUEZ GABRIELLA 537 LINDEN AVE ELIZABETH SISKOSKE EUGENE 431 UNION AVE SCOTCH PLAINS RODRIGUEZ QUXLLKRMO 300 WESTFIELD AVENUE ELIZABETH SISODIA RANCHHOD 424 LOOMIS ST ELIZABETH RODRIGUEZ JOSE D 117 PINE ST ELIZABETH SKEIiLr CBRXSTXNE 414 MANOR AVE CRANFORD KO13RXGUEZ KATHLEEN M 14 KEMP DR SPRINGFIELD SKIPWITH SCISPIO H 632 UNION ST LINDEN RODRIGUEZ LOURDES 888 WESTFIELD AVE APT AZ ELIZABETH SKLAR BERNARD 1027 NEWARK AVENUE ELIZABETH ROCRXGUEZ J1DIS A 221 MELLON PL APT 2 ELIZABETH SKY DAVID B 646 BAILEY AVE ELIZABETH BOEBUCK HARRY 1048 GROVE ST ELIZABETH SLADE LAURA R 323 REVERE AVE ONION ROENBECK JO A 401 LOWER ALDEN- DR RAHWAY SLADE - RANDALL 10-A AMBOY VAUXSALL JOANN 401 LOWER ALDEN DR EAHHAY SLAGLE MICHAEL D ' 188 HILLSIDE AVE SPRINGFIELD BARRY J 223 MYRTLE AVE KESTFIELD SLAHOR SUSAN L 434 BROOK STREET LINDEN ROGERS ROOSEVELT 315 WEST GRAND SI ELIZ SLAMX R D MD 120 SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT ROGERS WILLIS 1723 WOODBRIDGE RD RAHWAY SLAUGHTER KEITH 3 JOHN STREET SUMMIT ROJAS ALEXANDER P O BOX 556 BERKELEY HEIGHT SMART COOPERATION 6 COMMERENCE DRIVE CRANFORD ROJAS VICTOR M 522 R MORRIS AVE SUMMIT SMITH ALFRED 76 WESTFIELD AVE . 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Bl ROSELLE SCHARPNICK ROBERT Q 230 HALSTED RD SVS JOHNSON & 20 COMMERCE DRIVE CONSOLIDATED BKGS SVS SCHAUFELE HINA 14B6 LESLIE ST HILLSIDE CRANFORD SWEENEY CONOR J 102 RUNNYMEDE PKY NEW PROVIDNCE SCHAUFELE ROBERT 1944 HILLSIDE AV UNION SWEENEY DONALD 577 WESTFIELD AVE SCHELHORK JOHN 601 SPRING ST ELIZABETH WESTFIELD ' SHEET JO A 1153 LENAPE HAY SCOTCH PLAINS SCHETELICH ROBERT J 2507 JAY PL UNION SWENSON CARL 762 CLARK ST SCHIFF BARRY L 9 SHORT HILLS LN SCOTCH PLAINS WESTFIELD SCHMALZ SWENSON CAROLINE P 38 NOMAHEGAN CT , CRANFORD L 1362 BIRCH HILL RD MOUNTAINSIDE SWENSON JULIA 10 ROUND TOP SCHMEREL SIEGFRIE 2725 LINWOOD RD DNIOH WARREN SCHMITT SWINGLE FRED A 1581 GROUSE LANE MOUNTAINSIDE CHESTER 2618 VAUXHALL RD UNION SWINGLE MARY M 1581 GROUSE LN MICHAEI, MOUNTAINSIDE 7 LITTLE FALLS WAY SCOTCH PLAINS SYLVESTER HOWARD C 2400 ALLWOOD RD WILLIAM WESTFIELD J 75 DOGWOOD LN BERKELEY BTS SZABO JEFFREY 686 SPRINGFIELD AVE EMILY SUMMIT SCHROEDER D 316 SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT SZEKERES LISA A LISA 3 56 GALLOPING BILL RD ROSELLEPARK SCHROEDER B 174 SUMMIT AVE *5 SUMMIT SZELES VICTORIA 443 WALL ST SCHULTES MARY ELIZABETH E 1979 GRENVILLE RD SCOTCH PLAINS SZOKE ELIZABETH 317 CONANT ST SCHUMAN JOEL 91 HOTARY DR SUMMIT HILLSIDE SZTYK JONATHAN D 932 POTTER AVE UNION SCHUHOW LILLXAN 654 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT SZUBAN RYSZARD 1106 W ST GEO AV JEFFREY LINDEN SCHWALJE J 128 BRIARWOOD DRIVE W WARREN SZYPSZAK STELLA 104 HUSSA ST KAITLYN LINDEN SCHWALJE H 128 BRIARWOOD DR W WARREN TA EL J CONRAIL STA SCHWARTZ ROBERT SUMMIT 306 S STILES ST LINDEN TAFLER ALAN H 1022 COOLXDGE RD ECHWARZ KIM ELIZABETH K 245 FRIAR LANE MOUNTAINSIDE TAGAEVA NONA 18 SECOND AV GARWOOD SCHWARZ OTTO 2000 GALLOPING BILL RD ATTN SUSAN HILL KENN1LW0RTH TAI RICHARD W MD 1945 MORRIS AVE STE 1 UNION SCHWERDT DONALD 23 BROOK STREET SPRINGFIELD TAKAHASHI SATOSHX BABY 159 SOUTHGATE RD NEW FROVIDNCE B 2335 CAROL PLACE SCOTCH PLAINS TAMAYO LIZETTE 631 MARSHALL ST. ELIZABETH SCORESE R 13 N 7TH ST KENILWORTH TAMBORNINO SBERYLAN 2080 BROOKSXDE DR SCORESE REBECCA SCOTCH PLAINS L 13 N 7TH ST KENILWORTH TARANTINO ROBERT R 15 HARVARD RD CRANFORD SCOTCH PLAINS PEDIAT 1776 MARTXNE AVENUE SCOTCH PLAINS TARTAGLINO VIRGINIA 419 E 4TH AVE SCOTT COUNCIL ROSELLE N 20 DEBORAH WAY FANWOOD TAVALARO MARGERY 114 GEORGIA ST CLARK SCOTT 316 LOCUST AVE ROSELLE TAVERA DIEGO 119 FRANKLIN FLR 2 SEALS L 126 LEXINGTON AVE CRANFORD TECH NETWORK COMFUTI 430 EAST WESTFIELD ROSELLE PARK S 127 BRIARHOOD DR E BERKELEY HTS TECHNOCOM INCORPORAT ED PO BOX 22 SEASON JAMES HILLSIDE W 750 N BROAD ST APT 7G ELIZABETH TECHNOLOGYS LUCENT 650 LIBERTY AV ATTN: VICKIE WHITE UNION SEAVIEW RADIOLOGY GR 509 ALDEN ST WESTFIELD TEHERAN ANDREW 243 EDGAR PL. SEBOLAO ATJREI.IO ELIZABETH AVE 37 6 MILLTOWN RD SPRINGFIELD TELLING JOHN E 842 STANDISH AVE WESTFIELD SECOND 438 NORTH AVE GARWOOD TELTSER' MILTON 78 E JERSEY ST ELIZABETH SEDQEWICK EDITH 665 COLONIAL RD UNION TEMPLXN RAYMOND 23 SOOTH LN WARREN SEGALLA JEANNETTE 1094 RAHWAY AVE WESTFIELD TENIS ROSINA 119 INSEY PL ELIZABETH SEIFERT 5 FRANCES LANE SCOTCH PLAINS TERJESEN ERIC D 536 NORTH UNION AVE SELECTED GRP FLANS CRANFORD 2400 MORRIS AVE UNION TESTA JANICE E IS PITCHING WAY SCOTCH PLAINS SELEDNICK ANNE WILLIE 315 W GRAND ST ELIZABETH TESTA STEVEN 240 W SUMNER AVE APT 31 ROSELLE PARK . SELLERS TETENBAUK EDWIN 8 HILLSIDE AVE StJMHIT BISWAJIT E 1468 STANLEY TER HILLSIDE SEM3UPTA TEVLIN MEREDITH B 159 MOUNTAIN AVE SUMMIT BERKANDAD 1922 CHURCH AVE SCOTCH PLAINS D PO BOX £834 ELIZABETH THALLER MORE! 713 SOUTH AVE WESTFIELj) SEQUE1RA JOEL THEATRE KEAN C MORRIS AVE UNION CARLOS 1953 FARMINGDALE RD SCOTCH PLAINS SERRANO THOMA GRACE 192 BELLEVUE ST ELIZABETH ELSIE 264 NOTTINGHAM WAY HILLSIDE M S46 FLOYD TER UNION THOMAS BRIGETTE 479 MONROE AVE SEWAK KATHERINE a ELIZABETH THOMAS FRANCES j 1464 ORCHARD TER HILLSIDE MICHAEL 732 EMBREE CRESCENT WESTFIELD THOMAS PATRICIA M 716 E BLANCKE ST LINDEN SHAFI SAHYA S 283 GARRETT RD MOUNTAINSIDE THOMAS W H 1000 CELLAR AV C-0 BELL ATL-WOOLNAY SCOTCH PLAINS SHAH DEEPAK 69 SPRUCE MILL LANE SCOTCH PLAINS 0 PO BOX 947 CLARK THOMAS COOK TRAVEL 15 MOUNTAIMVIEW RD WARREN SHALUM CLAUDIA 1053 SHERIDAN AV ELIZABETH THOMPSON RYAN 215 NORTH AVE 180 WESTFIELD SHAMT SALWA M 30 WHITTIER ROAD ' - '.CLARK THOMPSON THOMAS 400 W STIMSON AVE ANDREW 29 SUHNYWOOD DR "WESTFIELD THOMPSON TOM 400 W STIMSOK AVE SHAO KARL LINDEN 1316 WOODRUFF PL UNION THOONKUZHY JAMES 853 GIBBONS CT SHAPIRO ROBERT ELIZABETH 2831 SPRUCE ST UNION THUMIN R 459 LA GRANDE AVE 5C SHSSKEY EDWARD FANWOOD D 20 COMMERCE DR CN 1112 CRANFORD TIGHE GEOROE A 74 DRUZD HILL RD SHARPS LARRY <• TIMBERLAKE G SHAW J 5 FAIRHILL RD WESTFIELD 288 E HAZELWOOD AV FLR 2 RAHM&T FRANK A 303 N 8TH ST ST KBNTSWORTH TITUS JEFFREY A 66 CEDAR LANE APT 191 ROSELLE KATKERINE W 165 WENTWOH.TH DRIVE C/O WHUMiER B CROCKETT BERKELEY HTS TOBI KARRIS 335 SYCAMORE AVE SCOTCH PLAINS J 34 BIRCH RD RINGWOOD TOBIA ANN 757 WALNUT AVE C2UWFORD TIMOTHY TOBIN . KALTEH J 433 MARSHALL ST SHEAHSON LEHMAN BROS 34 BRASSER Oit KENILWORTH ELIZABETH SHEDRICK 20 COMMERCE DR CN 1112 CRANFORD TOKASH ROBERT F 20 NORTH RD BERKEXiEX HXS STEPHANIE TOMASZEWSKI PATRICIA 1037 GALLOPING HILL RD CLIFFORD H 1390 WITBERSPOON ST RAHWAY ELIZABETH J 517 DORIAN CI WESTFIELD TOMCZYK LAWRENCE 12 NEWCOMB PLACE ELIZABETH DECLAN TONYS PHARMACY 1812 E SECOND ST LEONID 750 WALNUT AVE CRANFORD SCOTCH PLAIWff 1 57 UNION PL SUITE 310 SUMMIT TORELLA RAYMOND 101 WESTFIELD ROAD FANWOOD F 301 WEST JERSEY ST #B2 ELIZABETH TORRADO JULIA 312 BAKER ST HILLSIDE SHERARD MARY TORRES AMY 27 STATE STREET SHERIDAN CHELSEA R S30 VAK BUREB AVE LINDEN CLARK 320 SUMMIT AVE SUMMIT TORRES JOSE R PO BOX 0782 ELIZABETH JAMES TORRES JOSE R PO BOX 0782 SHERPA ANG J ONE SILVER LAKE DRIVE SUMMIT ELIZABETH D 118 W 2ND AVE APT 2 ROSELLE TORKESFUSTER L 12 S 5TH ST ELIZABETH SHIAO TORSNEY VIOLA H S9 MORRIS AVE STB 3 C/O OLENN C OURXTZKY ATTY SHIPKOWSKI S 131 LANDSDOWKE AVE WESTFIELD SPRINGFIELD 18 E ATLANTIC DR WINFIELD TOTH JOSEPH 875 RIFFLE AVENUE RAHWAY SKEPK&N LUCY TOTH NANCY P 53 SPRUCE HILL LANE EHOR LESLIE B 163 CATHERINE ST ELIZABETH SCOTCH PLAINS SHORT HERMAN 432 MAPLE AVE ELIZABETH C 624 MORRIS AVE SsFARKEK S INN SPKINGFZELO (Continued on fage B15) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 — PAGE B15 (Contiiured from Page B14) PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 21 COMMERCE DR CRANFORD TOTTEN BESSIE 35 LEWIS DRIVE SPRINGFIELD WEBSTER TROY UNION TOWNE BM5ERT OFI.ISIJE 218 NORTH HOOD AVE LINDEN WECK DORIS R 2739 HICKORY RD WEDZILOWICZ THADDEUS L 329 ELIZABETH AVE ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP OF ft%RR£N ,46 MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD EXCROW OFFICIAL WARREN LINDEN TRACEY BERNADETTE M WEEDA DAYS 707 CARNEGIE ST 148 GLENHOOD RD ELIZABETH 15 FRMJKI.IH PI. 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WALTER 27 HORNING GLORY RD WARREN SOfi HAMPDEN ST WESTFIELD CENTER FOR 600 NORTH AVE WESTFIELD TUCKER HILHEUHNA B 151 E 2HD AVENUE ROSELLE WESTFIELD PEDIATRICS 532 E BROAD ST WESTFIELD TtJKETC PAUL A 269 WOODLAND AVE SUMMIT BERKELEY HEIGHT SUMMIT WESTON SHARON 1133 MOUNTAIN AVE TULENKO STEPHEN 125 OAK RIDGE AVENUE WHUAXER DONNA K FANWOOD TOLLY WHIIE ISC. 27 MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD WARREN 205 MARIAN AVE WHITE ADDISON H 45 WOODLAND AVE SUMMIT TOPIK CATHERINE 1551 SILL AVE APT 106 LINDEN KESILWORTH SPRINGFIELD WHITE EDWARD F 67 HEMLOCK ST TOKESKX NATHAN BOX 311 ALAN BERKELEY HTS PLAINFIELD WIENER 5 FELLINORE LANE TUSKER LORRAINE D BOX 535S RUTH A SUMMIT ONION WXGGIHS 52 PARKVIEW TER TURNER MITCHELL S 440 CHESTNUT ST STE 101 WI&DE RICHARD V WESTFIELD TORRI JAMES 1915 NORTH WOOD AVE LINPHN 940 SOUTH AVE W a WIIiKES JAMES ELIZABETH TOTORIHG CENTER F 241 MOUNTAIN AVE SPRINGFIELD 139 SMITH ST WILLEMSTEIN HENDRICX 1698 PORTER RD UNION TWISTE WALTER 2ND FLOOR 649 CENTRAL AVE WESTFISLD ROSELLE TWYFQKD EPWAKD 40S W BLANKS ST WILLIAMS DtJSHAWN 1040 WARREN ST WILLIAMS EDWARD 501 HILLCREST AVS WESTFIELD TTJEWSKI ALEKSANDRA 408 SPRING HILLSIDE RAHWAY TJCMS JULIA T 27 ARGYLE CT SUMMIT WILLIAMS EL L 103 W MILTON AVE WILLIAMS LAKAR D ROSELLE TYPERITE OTS COHP—D 1413 CHESTNUT AV HILLSIDE 124 E 5TH AVE ELIZABETH TYSON SHERI L 1777 'HANAR DR UNION WILLIAMS MAE B 336 PINE ST WILLIAMS MEGAN RAHWAY TZMJIDIS FANAIOTIS 307 W BLANCKE LN 649 SIMINAR AV ELIZABETH DCCIARDr JUDY 297 HYSLIP AVE WESTFIELD WILLIAMS MICHELLE 380 IRVINGTON AVE. 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ELIZABETH 31 IROQDOIS RD VALENTINE PRESTON S 517 WESTFIELD AVE WOLFENBARGBR ROBERT J SUMMIT ELIZABETH WOLFROM NORMAN 30 HARVEY DH CRANFORD VALENTINO CAROLINA 30 HIGHLANDS AVE SPRINGFIELD 5 VAN BUREN AVE VALERIANO HIGNON 147 EAST 5TH AVE. #B7 WONG GEORGE F UNION ROSELLE WOODS WILLIAM 1529 RIDGWAY ST ELIZABETH VALVANO MARY C 120 H BLANCKE STREET LINDEN 620 E JERSEY ST VALVANO STEVEN M 12 EATON CT WOODSON BRYANT S ELIZABETH BERKELEY HTS 39 WATSON AVE APT 2B ROSELLE VAN CLEVE DESMOND BOX 29 SCHWAB £ KEVINS WOOD5ON JOSEPHINE R SPRINGFIELD WOODY MAGNOLIA 111 W 7TH AVS APT 3 ROSELLE VANBRUNT DANA 105 RUNNYHEDE PKWY NEW PROVIDENCE 206 E 8TH AVE VANOOFORTH LEE 2 HEAVER ST WOOLCOTT JUSTIN R BERKELEY HTS SUMMIT 35 SWENSON CIR ELIZABETH VANPELT FREDERICK C 820 S PK AVE WORKMAN G LINDEN 221 MAGNOLIA AV ELIZABETH VARGAS CHRISTIAN 85 SALTER STREET WORLD HAIR DESIGN SPRINGFIELD WORLD MUSIC CORPORA! 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WALLACE TONYA K 11 W 19 ST RAHWAY FANWOOD ZIOLKOWSKI THOMAS 2162 BARNETT ST WALLER CALVIN F 27 GINDER PLACE KENILWORTH CRAWFORD ZITO FRANCO 649 NEWARK AVE KAI4SSLEI JOHN C 39 MONSEE DR \ SUSAN AT3LT 1777 COLGATE PL UNION CLARK ZNAK JERRY WALSH ALBERT 6 FISHER PLACE 431 HAZEL AVE GARWOOD FANWOOD ZNYSKI SHARON M WALSH JANS 66 BEECH AVE 1937 RUTHERFORD ST RAHWAY BERKELEY HTS ZOPPI BRIDGETT S WALSH KATHSRXNE B BERKELEY SQ ZUBER RONALD 12 ELM ST CRANFORD WALSH MEGAN S 254 SYI.VANIA PLACE WESTFIELD WESTFIELD SSUKOWSKI ANDREW a 2307 SUMMIT TERRACE LINDEN WALSH WILLIAM t 759 OAK AVE ZWEBEH SARAH 1601 DILL AVE WALTER J SODOMOROA T 1335 BSSBARA AVE UNION ELLZABETH WALTERS KRISTOFER E 14 NORTH AVB C5X Information concerning the amount and description of the personal property referred to herein may be obtained WALTERS MARK 12 WOODSIDE RD SPRINGFIELD by any person possessing a legal or beneficial interest in the aforesaid personal property by completing the claim WWIIC MARK 51 HUNILEY BD SUMMIT KAPiNSia; ADAM 25A GARDEN DR ROSELLE form found at the end of this ad. Please carefully complete, cut out, and mail this form to Department of the Trea- WARS BERTHA 928 E HENRY ST LINDEN sury, Unclaimed Property, PO Box 287. Trenton, New Jersey 08695-0287. You may also contact the New Jersey WABHKE MATHEK 38 DARBY CT NEW PROVIDENCE Division of Taxation Information Hotline at (609) 292-6400 for claim form information. HASHNOCK MARIA 1007 EDDY AVE KRZYSZTOF KARPOWICZ LINDEN Any additional names regarding Personal Property can be obtained from the Division's website at: WASSERBACK MAX L 160 SPRINGFIELD AVE SUMMIT WATSON FELICIA » 1845 VAUXHAIiL ROAD UNION http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/updiscl.htm WATSON JAMES C 919 MIDDLESEX ST LINDEN WATSON JSRROD C 118 CARNEGIE ST LINDEN STEPHEN M. SYLVESTER WEATHEKSTON KICHAEL J 41 SERVERNA AVE SPRINGFIELD ADMINISTRATOR, UNCLAIIMED PROPERTY WEBB GSRHAIWE 1S4 LINDEN AV RAHWAY VIKHIS 316 CABKSGIS ST LINDEN STATE OF NEW JERSEY WEBB DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

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NEWSPAPERS DEADLINES CLASSIFIED UNION COUNTY In-column 3 PM Tuesday Call 1(800) Union Leader • Echo Leader Display - Space reservation 5 PM Friday SPECIALS The Eagle (Cranford/Clark) • The Leader Ad Copy 12 noon Monday Spectator Leader* Gazette Leader Business Directory 4 PM Thursday 564-8911 Rahway Progress • Summit Observer GARAGE SALES ESSEX COUNTY ADJUSTMENTS 30 words $31.00 or $45.00 combo SAl-ES HOURS News-Record of Maptewood &. South Orange West Orange Chronicle • East Orange Record Adjustments: We make every effort to avoid mistakes in your Garage Sale signs, price stickers, balloons, Monday through Friday Orange Transcript • The Glen Ridge Paper classified advertisement. Please check your ad the first day it helpful hints, inventory sheet and Rain Nutley Journal * Belleville Post runs! We cannot be responsible beyond the first insertion. 9:00 AM - 5 PM Should an error occur please notify the classified department. Insurance. After Hours Call Irvington Herald * Vailsburg Leader Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc.. shall not be liable for 973-672-4100 The Independent Press of Bloomfield errors or omissions in cost of actual space occupied by item in which error or omissions occurred. We can not be held liable ECONOMY CLASS Selection #8100 for failure, foran y cause, to insert an ad. Worrall Community RATES Newspapers, Inc. reserves the right to reject, revise or 20 words $8.00 or $12.00 combo items for ADDRESS CLASSIFIED RATES reclassify any advertisement at any time. sale under $200.00 One item per ad price Classified Advertising 20 words or less $20.00 per insertion must appear. Worrall Newspapers Additional 10 words $6.00 per insertion P.O. Box 158 Display Rates $25.50 per column inch CHARGE IT Maplewood, NJ 07040 Contract Rates Available All classified ads require prepayment. AUTOS FOR SALE Blind Box Number. $20.00 per insertion Please have your card and expiration date. 20 words -10 weeks $39.00 or $59.00 Phone: 800-564-8911 Fax: 973-763-2557 combo no copy changes Offices where ads can be placed in person: UNION COUNTY 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union SEARCH YOUR LOCAL. CLASSIFIEDS ON THE INTERNET CLASSIFIED COMBINATION RATES Ad appears in all 18 newspapers ESSEX COUNTY 20 words or less $30.00 per insertion 463 Valley Street, Maplewood Additional 10 words $10.00 per insertion E:Maii your ad to us at Fax: your ad to us at 170 Scotland Road, Orange Display Rates $47.50 per column inch OR 266 Liberty Street, Bloomfield Contract Rates Available ads @ localsource.com (973) 763-2557

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Call 1-708-808-5182 (24 hours) tive and More. 1-800-320-9353 extension and more! No experience necessary! Fee. 2200 $$$$WEEKLY! DISTRIBUTE Merchandise BASIC BIBLE STUDIES FREE. www.411jUsashopfirm.net on eBay/ uBid/ Yahoo. Join over 150,000 If you have a Bible Question. HOMEOWNERS WANTED! Kayak pools $600-$1520/ Weekly plus full federal bene- EARN WHILE YOUR CHILDREN LEARN making a full-time living. No experience Please call 908-964-6356 looking for demo homesites to display new NOW HIRING: Companies desperately maintenance free kayak pools. Save thou- fits Entry- Professional level. No experience Part time-.-positions available with the need employees to assemble products at required. Call 866-622-9988 extension Harry Persaud, Evangelist necessary. Paid training/ vacations Green Roselle Park Public School Lunch Program. 4001. sands of $$. Unique opportunity! 100% home. No selling, any hours. $500 weekly financing available. 1-800-510-5624. Card OK 1-877-329-5268 extension 805 Interested? Call 908-241-5577.. Aramark potential. Information 1-985-646-1700 Corporation EEOC. Department NJ-2845. EMPLOYMENT WANTED $800-$1200 WEEKLY possible mailing MISCELLANEOUS MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS company brochures at home. Start now. "GOVERNMENT AND Postal Jobs" Pub- OFFICE WORK. Part Time. You pick the CAREGIVER SEEKING employment, child, Twin $49 each, Full $59 each, Free supplies, call 1-866-392-2993 Toll lic Announcement. Now hiring up to hours, for small business in Union. Great infant, elderly, home health aide. Full/ Part Queen $69 each, King $79 each, Free (24 hours) $47,578. Full/ Part positions. Benefits and for moms while the kids are in school. 10-20 time, days, 12 years experience, excellent Refrigerators $79 up training for application and information 800- references. 973-678-9567. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE full time. Must hours per week. Must have some book- MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 573-8555 Dept.P369. 8am-11pm/ 7 days. E keeping experience. Call 908-964-1000, fax A-1 FURNITURE 908-688-7354 have experience in customer service, col- & E Services. AT NO cost to you!! New power wheel- lections and computer skills. Such as Excel resume: 908-964-1002. CHILD CARE Route 22 W. (Next to Shop Rite) Hillside chairs, scooters, hospital beds and diabetic 124 Locust St., Roselle - 908-245-3550 and Microsoft Word. Fax resume to: 973- "'GOVERNMENT POSTAL Jobs*" Public PART TIME Administrative Assistant Posi- supplies. Call 1-800-843-9199 or 1-866- 762-3699. Announcement -USPS15LD up to $29.16 tion with a busy public. Must have excellent EUROPA DOMESTICS 242-4748 to see if you qualify. Located in Free Delivery within 5 miles, Phone Orders Accepted per hour. Free call/ application information. Housekeepers, Nannies, MAHOGANY COLORED Bedroom set with AVAILABLE NOW! Federal Jobs Forestry/ communications skills, proficient in MS NJ. Now hiring 2003! 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Applica- Orange, NJ 07052 or Fax to: 973736-8380 CAREGIVERS NEEDED EOE. chest, night stand. Brand new. Suggested Part time mornings/afternoons, or full tion and exam information. Toll free 1-888- $3000 sell $975. 732-359-6690. MAYTAG WASHER and gas dryer, almond. time for the elderly. Flexible hours. Non 778-4266 extension 390. United Career. Both $200. Call 908-272-3378 after 6pm. PART TIME banquet waiters/ waitress, ANNOUNCEMENTS BEDROOM SET- 5 piece. New in box. List medical companionship, home care, Flexible hours, in pleasant surroundings. and elderly related errands. No certifi- GOVERNMENT JOBS! Wildlife/ Postal $1299 sacrifice $565. 732-259-6690. MATTRESS-FULL size set. Ortho/plush, $13.21 to $48.00 per hour. Paid Training, Will train, $11.00/ hour. Call Nancy or cation required. Free training provided. Richard 973-731-4300. new in bags. $110. Call 732-259-6690 Driver's license and car required Full Benefits. No experience necessary. CONTEMPORARY BEIGE/black couch Application and Exam Information. Toll BUY NEW JERSEY for $3791 The New Jer- with love seat $500.00, coffee table $35.00, Home Instead Senior Care PART TIME/ full time Deli Clerk wanted. sey Press Association can place your 25- MOVING -MUST Sell, Coffee table, Brass 908-317-9669 Free 1-888-778-4266 extension 151. round kitchen table sits 4 $125.00, square Apply within. Town Hall Delicatessen Inc., word classified ad in over 150 NJ newspa- kitchen table sits 4 $50.00, refrigerator lamp, Vanity, Desk, Small Mahogany table, HIRING FOR 2003 postal positions. 18 South Orange Avenue, South Orange pers throughout the state - a combined cir- Silver Cabinet; Queen sleep sofa, Three CASHIER/SALES person needed for $125.00, 6 months old queen-size bed covered stools, Computer table, White Upscale shoe store in Millburn, 3-5 days a $15.00-$39.00+/ hour. Federal hire with full 973-762-4900. culation of over 2 million households. Call $200.00, 3 a/c units 1-8,000 btus and 2- benefits. No experience necessary. Paid Diane Trent at NJPA at 609-406-0600 dinette table with four chairs, Piano. 973- week. Sundays a must! Good pay, benefits PEOPLE WANTED (29) 5,000 btus $150.00, L-shaped computer 761-7180. and discount. Sales experience and com- training and vacations. Green Card O.K. 1- extension. 24, e-mail [email protected] or desk $50.00. All items in excellent condi- puter knowledge helpful. Contact Sarah, 800-620-1401 extension 706 (Monday-Sat- to lose up to 30LBS visit www.njpa.org for more information tion. Call 908-245-5777. (Nationwide placement available). 973-379-2085, extension 2. urday) (National Data) Fee. next 30 days. BAKERY COUNTER Person, part time/ HIRING FOR 2003 Postal Positions. CAN GET PAID $$$$$$ morning and afternoon shift available. Must *14.80-$36.00+/ hour "Federal hire with full be dependable. Will train, salary negotiable. benefits *No experience necessary 'Paid NATURAL - GUARANTEED Call Patty/Terri 908-272-0731. training and vacations *Green Card OK. Call 1-800-620-1401 extension 4001 Call 888-515-7525 Quick And Convenient! BARTENDERS MAKE up to $300 per shift. ADVERTISING SALES POSTAL JOBS "Announcement/ Public Flexible hours, Great pay. Full Time /Part IDEAL GIFTS By Friendly has openings for USPS2475" Up to $29.16 Hour, Applica- Time. No experience required. Call 1-800- party plan advisors, Call about our New tion/ Information. Free Call. Now hiring 806-0084 extension 201 Manager Program. Decor, Gifts, Toys. Worrall Community Newspapers is looking Cash, Trips. Recognition, 1-800-488-4875 2003 Federal hire- Full Benefits, 1-800-892- CHILD CARE, 7 and 4 year old, needed www.friendlyhome.com 5144 extension 97. for experienced and aggressive sales people 3pm-6pm Monday thru Friday with drivers PRESSPERSON: Printer located in Roselle license and references, South Orange. INDOOR PLANT Care to service profes- looking for PressPerson to operate a Halm Sell 973-615-7838. sional accounts in Essex, Union and Mid- Jet and Multi Presses. Call Ed 908-241- for outside and inside sales. Earning dlesex counties Monday thru Thursday 9900 Customer Service Representative 7am-2pm. Must have car. $9.50 per hour, -part time. Pleasant telephone manner; plus mileage. Will train. Please call 908- REGULATORY AFFAIRS/ potential commensurate with experience. good communications skills; computer, typ- 996-0505. ing, and filing skills. Will train. Must be 18. ADMINISTRATION Call for appointment (9O8) 686-7TOO LEGAL SECRETARY Dynamic small business office for consult- Your Fax resume: HR 908-653-0715; mail to HR, Post Office Box 1102, Cranford, NJ 07016 Full Time minimum 3 years experience as a ant in pharmaceutical regulatory affairs or e-mail to jcaldwel(5)mmapublish.com. legal secretary in a law firm required. Able seeks innovative self-starter with some (EOE) to work with minimum supervision, diary knowledge of FDA regulations to assist with A free press attorney's case load, handle client contact, product regulatory and compliance CUSTOMER SERVICE.Rep. Are you PC and files. Must know Word or Word Perfect. approvals for clients. Effective oral and writ- is the strength behind democracy. savvy, articulate, smart & not shy? Do you Personal injury knowledge and dictation a ten communication skills required, comput- Stuff! At Worrall community Newspapers, reporters write well & have office experience? Cus- plus. Send resume by fax only to 908- er experience necessary. Position is part- 2455800, ATTN: Lome B. time with growth potential. Send resume learn what it takes to become good reporters. tomer contact by phone & mail: varied other and salary history to P.O. Box 896, Millbum, Advertise It All duties, including data entry. Full time & part NJ 07041. Why? Because reporting for one or more of our time with some days to 6:00pm. Chatham. MACHINE weekly newspapers means becoming involved in Call Chris 973-635-7800. On The Internet OPERATORS the communities we serve. From news stories to Immediate temp to perm openings for expe- REAL ESTATE SALES DATA ENTRY Work from home Flexible rienced Machine Operators. Stirling, NJ: features, from council coverage to police blotters, Hours! Great Pay! Computer required. 1- You're a go-getter getting nowhere! Call to (1st shift, 7:30am-4pm at $8.50/hour) and find out why our agents sell so much, how from community events to the Board of On 800-382-4282 extension #63 South Plainfield, NJ: (2nd shift, 3:30pm- you can earn more with us! Top Producer Education, reporters are the eyes and ears of all Line Midnight at $8.75/hour). Please call 908- software free, unique exclusive tools and DENTAL RECEPTIONIST wanted in Sum- 231-0888. EOE of our readers. ;'' Community InformJ'ion mit, NJJ. Must be experienced Dentrix user. huge splits. Call Mr. Hamilton confidentially Classifieds Familiar with dental insurance and collec- PDQ Employment Worrall Newspapers, which publishes 18 newspapers serving 26 Real Est.ite tions. Offering sign on bonus and medical Services JORDAN BARIS, INC. Local ChaI benefits. Please e-mail resume towns, has openings for reporters in its Essex and Union County Cultural Happenings to:[email protected]. A Division of Hughes & Podesla Personnel REALTORS 973-736-1600 Community Newspapers Associates, Inc regions. If you think you have what it takes to be a reporter, send DRIVERS ASK about our Experienced driv- 32 2nd St., Suite F resume and clips to torn Canavan, P.O. Box 3109, Union, N.J. 07083, er $500 sign on bonus! Home Weekly! Raritan, NJ 08869 SALES $5,500 Weekly Goal Potential! If or fax to (908) 686-4169. Can Now!! Northeast Regional. $1000 bonus. Ask someone did it, so can you! 2-3 confirmed MAKE GREAT money as a travel agent and Be part of a company whose mission isto preserv e democracy. about Dedicated Runs. Minimum 6 months. get great deals on travel. Will train. No appointments daily! Benefits available. Call 1-800-564-8911 Experience & CDL (A) required. 1-800-347- experience necessary. 866-462-7827 Catherine McFarland 1-888-566-9144 Worrall Newspapers is an equal opportunity employer. www.Iocalsource.com 4485. www.iamatravelagent.com UNION COUNTY CLASSIFIED THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2003 — PAGE B17

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Fully ful woods, large Adirondack riveri great pleasure to show. Features include Living fishing, boating, swimming! ready to build! Just listed! Nice 7 room colonial on gener- "Alt real estate advertised herein is sub- UPPER VAILSBURG, 1/2 Block South equipped 4 bedroom, 3 bath. $300/ night, Room, Eat-ln-Kitchen, brand new bath, den ous property. Finished basement, clean, ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, $1700 week. Winter $975 week. Other call Best terms! Won't Last 1-800-260-2876 with sliders to deck, lovely yard, Central AC, Orange. Near Seton Hall University, Veter- www.mooseriverland.com painted, new carpet, won't last' which makes it illegal to advertise any an's Hospital. Sunny 2 bedroom in 2 family. 973-762-4807. new windows and doors and finished base- Price: $229,000 preference, limitation, or discrimination $1,000/ month. Heat/hot water included. 1 Berkeley Heights ment. A must see! Directions: Harrison to Franklin Avenue, #9 based on race, color, religion, sex, hand- 1/2 months security. 973-374-0457. Leave SPACIOUS CAPECOD UNI 8317 # $289,900 973-746-1515 icap, familial status, or national origin, message. Located on a cul-de-sac, this 4 bedroom or intention to make any such prefer- REAL ESTATE Cape offers a new kitchen, 2 newer baths, Wonderful Washington School Colonial WEICHERT REALTORS ence, limitation, or discrimination." large deck, 2 car garage with loft and much offers 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, Finished "We will not knowingly accept any HOUSE TO RENT more. Price: $374,900 (021-5824) Basement, Central AC, Gas fireplace and advertising for real estate which is in many newer upgrades - Roof, Windows, violation of the law. All persons are here- NO RENT ! $0 Down Homes Government "All real estate advertised herein is sub- 973-377-4460 West Orange Baths, Kitchen and Driveway! IMMACULATE by informed that all dwellings advertised and Bank Foreclosures ! 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WEICHERT REALTORS bedroom, large kitchen, heat, hot water pro- lage, 1000 square feet, $1,200 utilities "We will not knowingly accept any from the rest. 3 full and 2 half baths, spa- vided. Security, References required. $825. included. 2 parking spaces. Call 973-762- advertising for real estate which is in cious rooms and near to NYC transporta- UNION, LIVINGSTON school area. 3 bed- tion. Price: $749,000 (021-5851) rooms, living room, dining room, eat-in- 973-731-7330. 8989. violation of the law. All persons are here- OUT-OF-STATE by informed that all dwellings advertised 973-377-4460 kitchen, family room, finished basement. Central air. Must sell! 908-222-2767. MAPLEWOOD 2 BEDROOM large eat-in are available on an equal opportunity WEICHERT, REALTORS COUNTRY SACRIFICE 5 Acres - $92.04/ kitchen, air, garage. Renovated. Near NYC STORE FOR RENT basis." month* Prime upstate NY land! Nice views, trains. Heat/ hot water/ gas/ included. West Orange MAPLEWOOD, HIGH traffic area, newly Open Sunday 1-5pm year round road, electric, survey! Hurry! $1300 732-681-6871. renovated, unique design, never used. Union 888-925-9277 $9,800 purchase price, 20% REAL ESTATE SERVICES Delightful 3 Bedroom cape, large Living down, balance financed 10 years @ 7.25% Business or Office use possible, $1400 plus Charming Capecod Room/ Dining Room, Eat-in-kitchen, nice MAPLEWOOD, SPRINGFIELD Avenue, 2 - utilities. Call 732-681-6871. 3 Bedroom, 2 full bath Cape with granite in Firm 2 bedroom apartments. 973-283-0235. ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS -Do you yard, quiet street. want to sell your property for the highest kitchen, Hardwood floors, CAC, new roof, Price: 279,000 vinyl siding, Dining Room with butlt-ins. rec Directions: Pleasant Valley Way to Mayfair TROUT STREAM 10 Acres - $19,900. NEWARK-NEAR HILLSIDE and best price, and experience a quick and Meadow, woods, rushing stream, views! VACATIONS RENTALS smooth Exit? Call Celia @ 848-565-6639. room in basement and garage. Drive, #84 STUDIO 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS Price: $339,000 (021-5868) quiet setting! Town road, elect! EZ terms! Very Spacious, Nice Quiet Building & Exit Lucky Realty. 973-746-1515 ASHEVILLE NORTH CAROLINA area. 973-377-4460 888-925-9277. www.upstateNYIand.com Neighborhood. Near Transportation Spectacular new mountain home, gorgeous WEICHERT REALTORS Superior Service Program views. In championship 18 hole golf course WEICHERT, REALTORS VIRGINIA'S CHESAPEAKE Bay Country ON SITE SECURITY New golf community with a charming small- community, www.caroiinamtns.com Call 1- WEST ORANGE Prime location, emascu- SECURE UNDERGROUND PARKING 866-334-3253 extension 470. town environment. Enjoy maintenance free Call Ms. D. for appointment ADVERTISE UNION 2 FAMILY by owner Principals only. late ranch, 6 rooms, new kitchen, plus laun- living. Homesites from $40,000. Hills Quar- 973-705-8488 3 bedrooms, living & dining room. Central dry room. 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Read "Keep Your Hands The new sedan is larger in all exterior mission with auto shift mode is made Out of My Pocket" for tips on negotiating the The 2004 Nissan Maxima is such a for enthusiastic driving. Even in stan- DODGE GRAND Caravan 1999. White, best deal! Available at www.bn.com. dimensions, and it has been moved up a notch 41,000 miles, $9,600. Excellent condition. complete and formidable redesign dard drive, the driver-adaptive shift 908-277-1560. TOYOTA PREV1A LE 1992, -good condi- that some automakers would have felt in equipment and price. points are extremely intuitive to throt- tion/well maintained, 106,000 miles, cap- it necessary to change the car's name, tle input. EAGLE, TALON, 5 speed manual, 2 door tains chairs, all trac. All-wheel-drive, too. hatchback, turbo, new clutch, Pirelli tires CD/AM/FM. Call 908-522-6622. $4,300 red, 123,000 miles, 51700/ Best Offer. 908- ($4,600 bluebook). That's not necessary for Maxima Elite Package, had an as-tested price Two well-padded bucket seats are The transmission moves up or 688-7737. because it never lost its reputation as of 533,890 and came with nearly separated by a broad center console down a gear just as the driver begins a sports sedan, even though the com- with a cup-holder bin large enough to apply a little pedal pressure. FORD EXPLORER 1993. 2 door Sport, AUTOS WANTED ~"" every convenience imaginable, from a 4x4. 93,000 miles, all power, stereo with petition became a lot tougher. power rear shade to a heated steering for ice and a large beverage bottle. There's a breathtaking launch when CD. Good condition. $2,600. 908-964- 1-800-293-7490 And now the styling matches the wheel that also tilted and telescoped. The center console also includes a the throttle is nailed for double-down- 4918. DONATE A CAR! car's performance, says Kevin Lum, It defined "entry-level luxury." storage bin and controls for heated shift acceleration, but it's completely TAX DEDUCTIBLE! senior product planner at Nissan, who seats and rear window sunshade. controlled with just a light touch to FORD MUSTANG, 1995, red, camel interi- SUPPORT NJ ANIMAL RESCUE. Built from the platform used for or, 3.8Litre, 141,000 miles. All power, AC, for the last few years has been the steering wheel. FREE IMMEDIATE PICKUP the new Quest minivan and Murano The Maxima chassis also brings ABS, dual airbags, AM/FM cassette, cruise, immersed in the complete overhaul of $6,000. 973-632-6687 - ANY CONDITION. SUV, the Maxima has masculine back an independent rear suspension. The 12-inch disc brakes bring the Maxima. [email protected] styling that isn't a copy of any other It's a big improvement for this sedan, Maxima smoothly back to Earth. FORD TAURUS Wagon, 1991. Fully This is the sixth generation of the car in the class. And it has a few tricks loaded, excellent condition, power brakes, CAR DONATIONS-Choose your charity: which has long been known for horse- Nissan doesn't broadcast 0-60 power steering, garage kept, AC, AM/FM United Way, MS, Epilepsy, Girl Scouts, Boy car, but for the last couple of itera- to lure the curious into the showroom. power and speed but not handling. mph times anymore, but Car and Dri- radio. 97K miles 973-762-4185. Scouts, Housing for Homeless, Children tions the traditional body style made Nissan is rethinking the shape of a Now this sedan soars through ver magazine got a 6.3-second time. with Cancer, and more. * Free pick-up 1- it more of a wolf in sheep's clothing. HONDA ACCORD, 1991, Good Condition. 888-395-3955 car and how that space is used. The rapid cornering without wallowing Fuel mileage is respectable at 20 4- Door, Power Everything, Alarm, AM/FM The new model is a "wolf in wolf's dashboard, for example, breaks from and squawking the tires. miles per gallon around town and 28 radio. Asking $2,300. Call 973-923-4043 TRUCKS FOR SALE clothing," Lum likes to say. tradition with an island-like pod that The ride is smooth and compliant, on the highway. JEEP CHEROKEE 1987, new motor, good The new sedan is larger in all exte- is lower and easier to see over. TRAILERS-LARGE Selection. Office Trail- though a tire upgrade might quiet the The '04 Maxima is a killer sedan, running condition. $750. 973-748-0305. rior dimensions, and it has been Instead of a big expanse of wasted ers, Storage Trailers S Containers. Starting moved up a notch in equipment and road texture through the 18-inch rub- a true four-door predator that runs as MAZDA 626 DX 1995.114,000 miles, many at $425.00. Cal Now 1-800-392-6829. space, the dashboard has become a ber. fast as it looks. new parts, highway miles, excellent condi- price. function-enhancing art element. tion, Asking $3200. Please call Chris, 973- It's a marketing move designed to 751-5536. Switches and controls are close at distance the Maxima from it's stable- hand for eyes-on-the-road control. MERCURY COUGAR, 1999, V6, Auto, mate, the Altima, and other main- 5 Star Shine saves the Navy Fully Loaded with moon roof. Alloy rims, stream midsize four-doors, such as Visibility is uncompromised. well maintained, 1 owner. 69K miles. Quick And Convenient! $7,000,973-761-6031 the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry or And remember when a sunroof Copley News Service Ford Taurus. was a big deal? Nissan has jump- When car-care-polish maker Glenn Canady started getting orders from the oanoaaaaaaaaaaa Lum says it compares more close- started the concept with a Skyview Navy, he assumed it was to help keep staff cars looking good. ly with near-luxury midsize sedans, roof, a long vertical two-pane sunroof "When I found out what they really had in mind I was floored — and very including the Acura TL, Audi A4 V-6 that doesn't open or tilt, but acts as a thrilled," he says. Get The Facts... ={ and even the Toyota Avalon. He left skylight to lighten even the back seat Canady's firm, based in Rocky Mount, N.C., manufactures 5 Star Shine, a out the BMW 3-Series as a potential area. car-polishing system that sells for $69.95 a bottle. And Get In The Q competitor, but he needn't be so mod- The glass panels do not cut into The real reason the Navy needed his product, he says, is to protect the Aegis est. headroom, 39.7 inches in front, and Radar defense system. Classifieds! Maxima might also appear to chal- sliding shades block the sun as need- It was Aegis-equipped destroyers that helped unseat the Taliban in It's the easiest way to -_^ lenge Infmiti, Nissan's luxury divi- ed. Afghanistan, and the Aegis system is at the heart of guided missile destroyers. reach thousands of [_J sion, but Infiniti is moving to rear- A traditional, power-operated sun- The polish apparently protects the nerve center of these and other vessels . potential buyers FT and all-wheei drive vehicles while roof is available and can be enjoyed from the effects of salt water and harsh marine conditions. He's not sure how it happened, but he expects there was a problem keeping every week, i—i Nissan remains largely front-drive, without wind buffeting at in-town except for the 350Z and trucks. the Aegis equipment clean, because of the salt water and the amount of exhaust Thousands of items |=j speeds. The Maxima will be sold in two Also unique is the four-seat Elite generated by ships. on sale all the time I I models with one engine and three package that makes the back seat as "My hunch is that someone pretty high up in the Navy was a 5 Star customer Get the facts-call transmissions, and prices will range comfortable as the front. Stretch out who knew what the product could do for a car and that this person said, 'Hey, from about $27,490 for a base SE to in chauffeur-driven style with 36.5 I've got an idea! The rest is history." 1-800-564-8911 Q $29,400 for the SE. Both models can inches of leg room, which seems gen- His 5 Star Shine uses acrylic elements to help seal paint from the elements. Wbrrall Q run about 531,000 nicely trimmed. erous even with the front seats moved The product is guaranteed to last five years on a new car and three years on a Newspapers Q Today's test car, an SE with the all the way back. used car with good paint. 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