ttBB l&ttntb_ ^ ____ ^ ______.._ .. . ___ •: ;••_ Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, August 26, 2005 50 cents Westfield police chief will step down soon ByAHNABOOOAMOWICZ Tracy told The Star-Ledger last week he THE KECOKD-PKESS Tracy draws praise from town officials was diagnosed with cancer of the salivary glands five years ngo and wishes to WESTFIELD — After 31 years of serv- Tracy will be taking a job as a security When Tracy leaves, an acting police chief improve his health and spend more time ice to the Westfield Police Department, officer for the Linden Board of Education will most likely be appointed until Gildea, with his five children and grandchildren, including five years as chief, Bernard Tracy Sept. 1; the job will offer him more time to the mayor and council hire a full-time saying "A more sedentary life is important is retiring. spend with his family than his typical 60- replacement. Gildea said the selection to good health," Tracy is currently on vacation and could hour work week as police chief. He will process will probably be very similar to the Gildea became the town administrator not be reached for comment this week, but retire with his full pension, having worked recent appointment of Dan Kelly as the in 2001, one year after Tracy became police town administrator Jim Gildea confirmed the required 25 years, Gildea said. new fire chief. chief, so he said he has spent a "majority of the chief has informed the town of his Although Tracy has not submitted a for- Gildea said that process includes sever- that time together." impending departure. He will officially be mal letter of retirement yet, Gildea said he al components. The two deputy chiefs being "He has been a leader and innovator in leaving in early September, shortly after he has started to plan for the process of hiring considered for the top fire post underwent a the police department and in Westfield. returns from vacation. a new police chief. Town guidelines state psychological analysis, followed by an inter- creating many community-based pro- Tracy first indicated he had other job that the chief is to be "appointed by the view process and an analysis and presenta- grams such as the community policing Headed to opportunities a few weeks ago. according to town administrator with the consent of the tion of the candidates to the Town Council. program, the TEAM program, SOS pro- Giide-a. "I wouldn't call this abrupt, just a mayor and approval of the Town Council," "Something similar could happen for the gram and DROP program," said Gildea. the Next Level little quicker than I thought," said Gildea. said Giidea; the replacement will come police chief position. I'm in the process of Scotch Plains-Fanwood girls bas- "It will be a loss in the town.'" from within the department. thinking what we will do," said Gildea. (Continued on page A-2i ketball coach Lori Gear McBride led the local Next Level basketball camp earlier this month. For pictures of that event, as well as a first look at Toddler the fall high school season, sse Sports. Page C-1. Classic rescued cars, after classic falling moves into pit ByANNABOQDAHOWICZ Fall fun THE RECORD-PRESS WESTFIELD — The scene at Trallslde had all the markings of a possible tragedy: A toddler falls in a hold With a change of seasons fast and becomes unresponsive. But approaching, the Trailside Nature & thanks to the unrelenting efforts Science Center in Mountainside is of the Westfield firefighters, offering a host of educational fall police officers and EMTs, the program for children and families, as child is now recovering at home. well as an encore performance of the After two exhausting nature trail ride. For all the details, attempts, firefighters recovered a see Community Life, Page B-1. 16-month-old John Michael Butterfield of Mctuchen from an open excavation site in Tninnques Park Monday evening. The tod- dler fell in the holt1, which was dug to install a new light post in the park, at around -4 p.m. and BROOKS CRANDALUCORRESPONDENT was wedged between a 16-foot- The Westfield Area Chamber of Commerce sent the summer out long pre-cast concrete column in style Aug. 17, hosting its third and final car show of the sea- and an earthen wall nine feel son. Above, onlookers get a gander at some of the vehicles on below the surface, according to display. The evening also included some other entertainments; top left, professional dancers Kara Shovlin and John Russitano fire chief Daniel Kelly. of "Make You Wanna " boogied in the streets to the delight When firefighters first arrived of the crowd. The car shows continued to grow throughout the at the scene, the toddler was still summer; organizer Bill Mackey of B&G said 122 cars were responsive. An initial attempt to registered for last week's show, compared to 102 in July and 65 lower a firefighter in the hole to in June. retrieve the boy was unsuccess- ful, and firefighters made an immediate request for mutual aid from the Confined Space Rescue Team in Elizabeth. Hearing on Chambers dispute continues But with time running out, firefighters had to act fast. "The ByANNABOGOAHOWICZ between Chambers and Tracy Chambers has been suspend- he apologized and offered to pay child became unresponsive," said Kelly. Firefighters tried once THE RECOHD-l'RESS changed after Chambers refused ed since March for allegedly hav- the ticket for her, but that to "do something for him," which ing another officer, Jonathan Chambers told him "No, don't more to retrieve the child from Dog days the work site; this time. 25-yeur- WESTFIELD — Two key wit- led to Tracy retaliating against Pierce, void a $20 parking ticket even worry about it." The ticket J nesses testified at. a heated sec- her. her son had received. The town is was voided Feb. 16 on the old firefighter Jim l feiffer low- of summer ond hearing regarding the town's Tracy agreed he had a social attempting to fire Chambers, a grounds that the meter was bro- ered himself into the hole was able to lift John Michael out. Cute canines and their owner had a disciplinary action against relationship with Chambers and former recipient of a Chamber of ken. blast Saturday at a dog show hosted Detective Sandy Chambers on said he had given $1,000 in gifts Commerce award who is well- Pierce said Chambers had Immediately, firelighters and by The Chelsea at Fanwood. For a Aug. 17 in the community room to her family for Christmas. But regarded for her community out- asked Capt. John Morgan to help KMTs went to work, trying to full photo spread from the competi- of the municipal building. when asked if he retaliated after reach efforts with local youth her with the ticket on Feb 16. bring the toddler back to con- tion, turn toPageA-10. The Ibur-and-a-half-hour a change in their relationship, and the African-American com- "Morgan asked her what hap- sciousness. Paramedics arrived hearing was marked by sporadic Tracy said their relationship had munity. pened, and she said she got the and took the child to Overlook outbursts between the attorneys not changed and called the claim Pierce testified at I he hearing summons on u broken meter," Hospital. "The toddler had lacer- for each side and grew tense EIP "absurd." he had no knowledge the car was said Pierce. When Morgan asked ations to his face, neck and Chamber's attorney, Hasscn James Plosia, the attorney registered to Chambers until she Pierce if the meter was broken. arms," said Kelly. Abdellah, cross-examined Chief representing the town, called the called him two days later on Jan. Pierce agreed. Pierce said he did But after undergoing some Bernard Tracy, saying the social questions about the relationship 17 and informed him he had Platelet drive relationship that existed "marginally" relevant. written her a ticket. Pierce said 'Continued on page A-2) (Continued on pnge A-2) held on Friday New Jersey Blood Services will be Plans for building Wedding bells for Weiss, Smith hosting a blood platelet drive from 2-6 p.m. Friday. The Bloodmobile will be parking in the Westfield Area Fanwood Library Director YMCA parking lot on Ferris Place. repairs progressing Daniel Weiss and Mary Olive No appointment is necessary. For ByANNABOGPANOWICZ At a June 8 council conference Smith were married by more information, call (908) 322- Fanwood Mayor Colleen THE HECOUD-PKESS meeting, architect Tom Potter 2700, ext. 251. said the roof and the heating, Mahr in a simple ceremony SCOTCH PLAINS — Plans to ventilation and air conditioning on the grounds of Borough restore three public buildings in system need replacement at town Hall last Friday. Weiss con- the township and to design a pro- hall, and the public works build- tinues to make a full recov- posed community and senior cen- ery after being stabbed by ing is in need of major repairs or his ex-wife, Rosemary ter are progressing. Mayor total replacement. The town hall Dunlap, earlier this month, Martin Marks said this week. facility has suffered damage from just days before his sched- Commentary A-6 Town hall, the public works roof leaks for a while, leading uled wedding to Smith. He building and the library have employees to set up buckets to has also returned to work Community Life B-1 been in need of major improve- catch water dripping from the full-time at the library and ments for some time now. and an ceiling during heavy rain or resumed his singing career, Sports C-1 architect was hired to examine snow. and the happy couple Is the condition of the public works Marks said plans to renovate planning a larger celebra- Prime Time B-7 building on Plainfield Avenue the library are furthest along of tion later in the fall. "We and town hall on Park Avenue the three buildings. Bids for believe in happy endings, Obituaries A-B several months ago. The archi- repairs were received last week, never breaking, only bend- tect found the needed renova- and are currently being evaluat- ing," Smith said after the Real Estate C-8 tions would be expensive, per- ed by a legal team. ceremony. haps costing several million dol- Police Log A-3 lars. (Continued on page A-2) A-2 Record Press August 26, 2005 Hearing on dispute continues Arbitrator hears arguments (Continued from page A-1) dened by the allegation, he said. "John told the truth; Chambers Perrotta denied being friends with didn't," Tracy at the hearing, "Your not chuck if a meter outage report Brown and said the ticket was word, in my opinion is the most had been written, but thnt he "took voided because of a broken meter, important thing you can have." from town, firefighters' union (Chamber's) word for it." according to Tracy. In response, Abdellah ques- "That's what I did wrong," said The FMBA and the town both submitted vari- Tracy testified he called tioned what Tracy considered a lie ous documents and exhibits to the arbitrator, who Pierce. Chambers later that night to and said Pierce had lied because THK RECORD-PRESS No meter outage report was inform her that the Brown sum- the void slip said the meter "didn't previously served the two sides as mediator, filed for the meter, but when WESTFIELD — An arbitrator appointed to according to Gildea. "We're waiting on a response mons had been voidwl because of a register all coins," although Pierce settle the labor dispute between the town and the from the arbitrator." Abdellah asked Pierce if there was broken meter, and that Perrotta had not checked the meter. any way for him to know the meter local firefighters' union heard arguments in the Negotiations have been difficult in the past; denied being friends with Brown. When Abdellah asked whether case Aug. 18, and both sides are now awaiting his the previous round was settled in mediation. The was not broken, Pierce responded, Chambers insisted oil the friend- it would be fair to say Pierce lied "No." decision. current dispute hinges on salary increases, the ship, and then told Tracy she had but was not fired, Tracy agreed. Negotiations between the town and FMBA amount of an EMT stipend and the health insur- Tracy learned of the Lsaue after had her son's ticket voided, accord- However, Tracy said he assumed Chambers came to him 1-eb. 17 to Local #30 went to arbitration after union mem- ance carrier. ing to Tracy. the meter wus working. bers rejected an agreement drafted in mediation a Under the most recent contract, the first-year discuss another voided ticket given Tracy said Chambers a.sked During the hearing, arguments few months ago. The union and Westfield have not salary for firefighters is $29,175. Six more pay to Jill Drown, who claimed to be him, "If they can do it for their exploded between the two attor- had an agreement since the last contract expired steps range from $34,655 to $65,482; the lieu- friends with Detective Lisa friends, why can't I do it for my neys after Plosia accused Abdellah 5 Dec. 31. 2003. The firefighter's union had previ- tenant's salary is $73,002, and the captain's Perrotta. Pcrrotta had reportedly son?* Tracy said he "felt Chambers of interrupting his witness, at one ously rejected a contract offer by the town in salary is $79,557. The chief and his two deputies a.sked Pierce to void Brown's ticket had incriminated herself" with point asking James Damato, a November 2004. are not covered by the union contract. after she said the meter was found that remark. Morris County attorney conduct- Both sides were present at the hearing, accord- No further hearings have been scheduled, but to he broken. Asked why Chambers was the ing the hearing, to take action ing to town administrator Jim Gildea, but until a it could be months before the arbitrator renders Tracy testified Chambers told one being penalized for the voided against Atxlellah. "I am tired of ruling is issued, he said,"There's not much to say." his decision. him she thought Pierce was being ticket — Pierce was disciplined, this sarcastic, childish behavior as forced to void a ticket for Perrotta. though much less severely — members of the board, and I would Tracy said he was shocked atx>ut Tracy said that Chambers had ask through you to stop it!" said a the accusation. "I don't know of been dishonest during the episode. red-faced Plosia. any ticket or accusation of one However, Tracy said that before Chambers has not yet testified, being improperly voided," he said. Studio will offer String Ensemble Feb. 16 he did not consider and it is unclear if she will testify. development fund. a wonderful opportunity to get When Tracy spoke with Chambers a liar. "I had the utmost The next hearing is scheduled for WESTFIELD — The Music Perrotta afterward, she was sad- Studio, a division of the non-profit The director of the String together, make new friends, revital- respect for her," said Tracy. 10 a.m. Sept 9. New Jersey Workshop for the Arts, Ensemble will be Ted Schlosberg, ize their musicals interests and will offer a String Ensemble oppor- founder and executive director of share their talents." tunity on Friday mornings from NJWA. Schlosberg, former music Those who are interested in join- Plans for repairs are progressing 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., at the NJ\VA, 150- instructor in the Westfield Public ing the Friday Morning String 152 East Broad St. in Westfield. Schools, holds both a Bachelor of Ensemble should call Schlosberg at (Continued from page A-l; team is going over them now and not as far along, but preliminary The ensemble, which will begin Arts and a Master of Music degree (908) 789-9696 to arrange for an probably sometime in September reports have been received from on Sept. 16, is intended for experi- from Trenton State College and a interview to determine tlieir level Recommendations will subse- or October the council will take engineering firms, said Marks. enced players of the violin, viola, Doctor of Education degree in of playing ability. quently be given to the library action," said Marks. Bid specifications and advertise- cello and string bass. The group Creative Arts from Rutgers The Music Studio also offers pri- board and then to the Township Included in the bids tire basic ments still must to be drafted will play a wide variety of reper- University. He is proficient in vate vocal and instrumental les- Council. Afterward, "The council plans for the renovation as well before bids may be received. toire from classical, Broadway, pop, teaching and performing on most sons for all ages in a 30, 45 or 60- will decide where- to go," said as some alternatives. "I hope And while repairs to the exist- jazz, country, folk t« contemporary instruments. minute format. The studio provides Marks, within a year construction can ing buidlings demand attention, music. Schlosberg is also experienced in for additional playing experiences The library bids should be dis- begin on the awarded bid." the plans to build a community and The ensemble is part of NJWA conducting bands, orchestras, and in many other bands, orchestras cussed at one of the next two con- mayor said. senior tenter in Scotch Plains are Community Outreach and is choral and musical ensembles. and ensembles. For more informa- ference meetings, either Sept. 6 or Renovation plans for town hall still in sight, said Marks. "VVL> still tuition-free. Funding has been pro- According to Schlosberg, "Tliis tion, logon to wwwnjworkshopfort- Sept 20, said Marks. The legal and the public works building are have the intent," snid Marks. "It vided by the NJWA curriculum ensemble will provide participants hearts.com. is in the early stages." Marks said an architect was brought in and a preliminary con- cept plan has been designed for Toddler is rescued after falling the community center. Next, the ROOFING council will sit down and speak (Continued from page A-l) Lucas Electric of Hightstown as during that time. with the recreation director, part of the installation of new "It is the contractor's responsi- Cape Cod $2,500 recreation president and thetests at the hospital Monday tight posts at the park. bility to secure any job site, and it 100 Off architect to go over the plans. evening, John Michael is now "The town has been doing a lot wasn't done here," said Gildea. 1 safe and back at home, his father But tlit location of the facility of different work, including Gildea called the incident a "very Bi-Level $2,700 Any John said Wednesday, resurfacing the tennis courts and unique accident" and said the is still to be determined. "Nothing "We're thankful to the fire- Roofing Job is finalized," said Marks, though replacing the light posts," said Department of Public Works Split Level $2,900 the township is considering fighters, police and emergency Gildea. immediately responded to the Brookside Park at the moment. technicians. They did an incredi- The town's contractor was scene afterward, fencing in the ble job and got there fast," said doing work on the courts, digging six excavations around the CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 Butterfield. "We have nothing up areas for new light posts courts. but praise for their professional- Monday. "Unfortunately he left Fortunately, although he's a ism and heroism." the area without any protection little bruised up, it seems John Three firefighters were also for a few moments," said Gildea. Michael will be just fine. "He's taken to Overlook Hospital and John Michael fell into the hole back, and he's playing rightnow, " treated for minor injuries. 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Blood was * *-. t A Tamnques Way resident found at the ,«oeno near the win- Officers Kapka and Tim go reported the front driver's side dow. arrested Plninfield resident tire on his 1979 Dodgt.' station (Iretfory Nelson Saturday nt wagon was slashed Sunday while Police arrested •13-year-old South Avenue and Livingston, the car was parked in front of his Beacon, N.Y. resident Brian Si reel; lit' was charged with hin- home. Beliles at Clifton and Central dering apprehension and posses- avenues Aug 16 and charged him sion of a prohibited weapon. A Summit Avenue resident with driving while intoxicated Bail was set at $250; Nelson reported a window was smashed after an investigation of a motor posted bail and was released out of her vehicle and a CD play- vehicle accident. pending un Aug 26 court drttu. er was taken Sunday. Beliles' Mood-alcohol content •• ii * as * was .12 percent, according to Officer Stivnle arrested Marc A resident of the 1700 block of police; he was subsequently Lain pn rcl lo of Ha.sbrouck Summit Avenue reported a bur- released to a responsible party. Heights Sunday on charges of glary to his residence Saturday, possession of a controlled danger- *** Police arrested Brian -Jones oiis substance (Lorazepnm A resident uf the 400 block of following a motor vehicle slop at tablets' following II motor vehicle West Broad Street reported the Summit Avenue and Clover stop at Central Avenue and theft of a watch from her resi- Street Auf,'. 17 and charged him Connecticut Street. Supporting dence Aug 16. with possession of under 50 Lampuivllo allegedly refused grams of marijuana. a breath test and was later A resident of the 600 block of Hiv was also arrested on out- released to a responsible adult Shackainaxon Drive reported an standing warrants out nf North after hr-ing served with n sum- Sheehan attempted burglary to his home Huntordmi. Knntun Township niorss pending an Aug. 26 court Sunday. and Montgomery Township. date. Westfield schools are fully staffed for teachers who have retired or A few vacancies remain in Scotch Plains lef\. The school yenr in Westfield starts Sept. 7 anil new teachers rnry basis. A permiment guidance begin training Aug. 30. THE RECOKD-PKESS director has not been appointed to the position for the past two years. Scotch Plains- Fun wood schools With the school year starting Last year an assistant principal have a number of open positions, soon, school officials in Wostfield assumed the position, and this according to the Board of and Scotch Plains-Fnnwood are year .loan Sullivan, another assis- Kdjcatkm Web site- the district making sure their buildings are tant principal, will be filling the directed inquiries to the site. BROOKS CRANDALLJ fully-staff and ready to go. position. Although most of the advertised CORRESPONDENT All instructional positions have Sullivan's dual role is necessary posit ions ure lor classroom aidcs_ Cindy Sheehan, the mother been filled at Westfioid Public because a suitable candidate was and clerks. Terrill Middle School is of a soldier killed in Iraq who Schools, according to Lorre not found for the position during seeking a health and physical edu-; has gained national attention Korecky, a spokesjx'rson for the the interview process, according to cation (father, and Park Middle; for her campaign to meet School is seeking a basic skill* with President Bush to dis- director. Korecky cuss the war, drew some The school's guidance director As of Aug. \r>, there have been teacher. The Scotch Plains- support at a candlelight vigil position has been filled as well, 4-1 new hires in Westfield. Korecky Faiiw'ood school year also begins' in Westfield's Mindowaskin said Korecky, at least on a tempo- said, most of them replacements Sept 7. Park Aug. 17. 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A pass- and the need for home care serv- Commission on the Status of port photo is required to be Women will be accepting nomi- ices and home health aides attached to the application to increases, a serious shortage of nations until Nov. 1, 2005. certified home health caro aides the Board of Nursing. Due to the level of interest in exists," said Freeholder Chester To be considered for sponsor- this annual event, the Union Holmes, liaison to the Union ship into the program a jierson County Commission on the County Advisory Council on must be at least 18 years of age, Status of Women is encouraging Aging. "That is why we an? must be a U.S. citizen or quali- all nominations to be submitted working with the Union County fied alien, have the ability to as soon as possible. For addi- Home Care Consortium to read, write and speak English tional information, call Abitante attract, train and retain home proficiently and be physically at (908) 241-4889. health aides to provide in-home capable of participation in class work such as lifting, getting The recipients of the Union services to seniors so people can County 2005 Women of remain in their homes and com- clients out of bed, giving bed baths and similar tasks. Excellence awards were: Shirley munities as independently and Boyden Maxwell for Arts & for as long as possible." For more information about the program, call Donna Farrell Humanities, Patricia Hall for The Union County Home in the Union County Division on Business, Samantha Rozycki fur Care Consortium was estab- Aging at (908) 527-4858. Community Service in the field RunnellB Volunteer Guild members and county officials present for a recent recognition ceremony lished in 1986 to develop a home of Youth Advocacy, Diane include, from left: Barbara McMahon, New Providence; Rosaleen Appenzoller, Martinsvflle; Herb health aide training program to Litterer for Education in the AppenzoMer, Martinsville; Joseph W. Sharp, hospital administrator; Joan Confort, Watchung; Linda address the ever-increasing Commission seeks field of Drug Prevention, Bertha Stender, coordinator, Volunteer Services; Freeholder Bette Jane Kowalski, liaison to the Runnells home care needs of the elderly, Women of Excellence Little-Matthews for Board of Managers; Jim Picozzi, Summit; Pat DiFabio, Garwood; and Len Forglone, New Providence. county officials said in a state- Government, Angie D. ment. Nominations are being Devanney for Government in The Consortium has trained sought for the 14th annual the field of Environmental Runnells volunteers get recognition more than 700 students since its "Women of Excellence" awards Advocacy, Darielle Walsh for inception, many of whom are program sponsored by the Volunteerism and Ethel Recently, the Union County entertainment, out-trips, flow- butions to the residents and still working in the field. Union County Commission on Christie Smith for Lifetime Board of Chosen Freeholders ers and supplies. patients at Runnells," said The Consortium is comprised the Status of Women, Achievement. issued a resolution in recogni- Those Volunteer Guild mem- Freeholder Bette Jane of non-profit and public agencies The commission is looking for tion of the work of Runnells bers attending the presentation Kowalski, liaison to the facili- that are committed to providing outstanding women nominees of Specialized Hospital of Union were: Leonard Forgione of New ty. home health services to Union Union County who have distin- Families invited to light County's Volunteer Guild. Providence, Volunteer Guild Opportunities are available County residents who are elder- guished themselves in one or candle for 9/11 victims The resolution honored the president; Mary Ann Kelhoffer for area residents who are ly and/or disabled. The group more of the following categories: group for outstanding contribu- of Martinsville, vice president; interested in assisting the works to provide registered stu- Arts and Humanities; Families of the 60 Union tions that have aided Union Rosaleen Appenzoller of Guild's fund-raising efforts or dents with quality home health Business/Entrepreneurship; County residents who lost their County in providing an out- M a rt i n s v i 11 e, secre t a ry; in volunteering at Runnells aide training that covers areas Community Service; Education; lives in the World Trade Center standing facility. In particular, Harbara McMahon of New Specialized Hospital of Union required by the New Jersey Government; Law; Law during the terrorist attacks on the Guild was commended for Providence, treasurer; as well County. Anyone who would like State Board of Nursing. Enforcement; Medicine/Health September 11, 2001, have been its fundraising during 2004. as Joan Confort of Watchung, further information should call The next training program Care; and Women's Advocacy. invited to light a candle in their Through the Guilded Cage cof- Silvia DeBrito of Watchung, Pat the Office of Volunteer Services continues through Oct. 28 at The women selected from the memory on the fourth anniver- fee and gift shops, a.s well as DeFabio of Garwood, Herb at (908) 771-5847. SAGE Eldercare, located at 290 nominees will be honored at The sary of the attacks. vendor sales and raffles, they Appenzollor of Garwood, Eileen Runnells Hospital is located Broad St. in Summit. The class- Westwood, 438 North Avenue in From 6-8 p.m. Sunday, Sept. raised over $34,000. Lieder of New Providence, at 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley es will be held from 9 a.m.-3:30 Garwood at 7 p.m. Friday, 11, at the county's September All of the funds raised by the James Picozzi of Summit, and Heights on a 45-acre moun- p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, March 24, 2006. 11th Memorial in Echo Lake organization are used to benefit Sharon Thomas of Martinsville. taintop tract that offers Thursday and Friday. There is a For the official Women of Park, Mountainside, candles the residents and patients of "I want to congratulate, panoramic views of the $75 registration fee that Excellence Award Nomination will be available for families. the facility. The funds are uti- commend, and thank this hard Watchung Mountains. The includes the cost of the textbook Form, call Sean Faughnan at Flowers and other memorabilia lized for birthday and holiday working group for their out- facility is easily accessible and workbook and a $70 appli- (908) 527-4107, or go to may also be displayed. gifts, special programs and standing services and contri- from routes 22, 24 and 78. Does theatre excite and inspire you ? Advocates for children are needed The Cummings Memorial Fund has awarded $100,000 to Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Jersey, Inc. and CASA of Union County, Inc. in order to address the criti- cal needs of abused and neglected children in Union County. Cummings will provide this fundingover n two-year period for the purpose of establishing a CASA program in Union County that will recruit, screen, train, and supervise community volun- teers to advocate for the best interests of children who have been removed from their homes because of abuse or neglect. Child abuse and neglect is a serious problem in Union County, where 987 children were living in out-of-home placement last year because their homes were no longer safe. These children were removed from their homes by the Division of Youth and Family Services and were placed in foster homes, relative care, group homes, or residential facilities. Union County is second only to Essex in the number of children who are living in out-of-home placement. Once removed from their homes, these children lead uncertain lives. Child welfare and court systems are often too over- burdened and under-resourced to ensure the safety of these chil- dren and be certain that all deci- sions made are in their best inter- ests. With the grant from The Do you wish you could Jump up on the stage Cummings Memorial Fund, the newly developed CASA of Union and sing, dance and act? County program will begin help- ing these children. CASA of Union County is now recruiting volunteers for fall training. Once screened and trained, CASA vol- STOP DREAMING!!! unteers will bo assigned to advo- cate for children in the court sys- tem, providing information to the Join us in class!! Family Court Judge sty that she or ho can make a decision about tho child's future. CASA volunteers conduct independent investiga-' Class Registration for drama, musical theatre, tions and report to the Family Court about the child's circum- dance, voice ana yoga — ages 8 - Adults stances and what courses of action would be in the child's best interests. They work to make sure the child is safe nnd well-cared September 7 & 8.2005 4 pm to 8 pm for, and is receiving appropriate- services. CASA volunteers also work to ensure that the child is Hillcrest Academy South placed in a safe, permanent home (formerly Lincoln School located behind Kehkr Stadium) as quickly us possible. For information about how to 728 WESTFIELD AVENUE, WESTFIELD, NJ 07090 help, either through volunteering or donating, contact either CASA of Union County at (9081 820-. For information call:908-233-3200 or Website: www.wyact.org 8967 or CASA of New Jersey at (609) G95-94O0. Or, visit the organization on the web at WYACT - The Most Respected Name in Professional Youth Theatre! www.ca9aofnj.org or www.casno- funioncounty.org. August 26, 2005 Record Press A-JS Transportation still Baran honored for coming to aid top issue for seniors WESTFIELD — Transportation A number noted that they ano of terror victims \ needs remain a top concern among having trouble dealing with high' Union County Freeholder local senior citizens, according to a taxes; one respondent said "I can- Dan Sullivan (second from survey conducted by the Westfield not afford to stay in my home and I left) presents Sean Baran of United Way cjinnot attord to move." Westfield with a resolution With close to 200 seniors Many said that they could uso honoring him for his actions responding V) the survey, a large assistance in getting and pn'paHi^ in the immediate aftermath of number cited the need to be trans- food. Through Mobile Meals, anoth- the terrorist bombings in ported to medical appointments er United Wuy agency, and meats on July 7. Baran, 20, and to local shopping sites as available at sonic seniors' complex- was on his way to work at a "important areas" in having a gcxxl es, the resiwndcnts already have nine-week business intern- quality of life in town. help with meals. ship when he saw wounded Aiso high on the list of areas in commuters emerging from r "Westfield already provides lor subway station in central which seniors needed help were many of the services listeil as nettl- London. Baran, an experi- finding out about available services ed by the seniors," says MagLfio. enced emergency medical and agencies forolde r citizens, and "But \vu feel it is important tosur- technician, quickly offered securing help with home mainte- vey this age group periodically to his services. A doctor at the nance. make sure we are on target witK scene who was coordinating These listings mirror the top their most pressing needs. II' wti the emergency response three concerns of soninrs in a simi- need lotto more,we will take up live assigned him to assess the lar survev conducted bv the WUW cause." injuries of the dozens of peo- in 1998. ' More than half of the respon- ple pouring into a make-shift "And," says Linda Muggio. WL^V dents have incomes under >>2,U0O n clinic near the station. Also executive director, "at that time we year and aif dejiendeiil on family pictured are Baran s parents, listened to the concerns and took members to help them with varied John and Tola Baran. action." needs. Almost a quarter of those As i\ result of the earlier survey, surveyed are 85 or older. the town established bus trans- "We caiuiot dismiss the m;ur\ portation for seniors through a pm- needs nf'uur older population," says gram under the jurisdiction of the Maggio. "The West tie Id I'uited Win local Red Cross, an agency that is available to hear their i-omrrns receives funding from the Westfield ajul recommend the services i>! the Fanwood hosts poetry reading, Irish folk concert United Way. In addition, seniors agencies it supports through annil- FANWOOD — The Fanwood numerous publications, and she will follow the featured reader. hand. Kouuded in 1981, the Boys were given access to a handyman al campaigns." Arts Council will host a special was featured recently at the sec- and guests are invited to bring a are entering tiieir 25th year of program through the Red Cross; The Westfield United Way. head Carriage House Poetry Reading ond annual Celebration of New poem to read. Admission is five. |)fi°forining as a group. They available handymen include volun- quartered at the north side train featuring award-winning poet Jersey's Literary Journals. Then, just two days later, the have played with Makem & teers as well as local students station, sponsors an annual Catherine "Cat" Doty from 8-10 The Carriage House Poetry Fanwood Arts Council will pres- Clancy, The Wolfe Tones, Paddy whose salaries aiv paid through a fundraising campaign to secure p.m. Thursday, Sept. 8 at the Series was established in 1998 ent the fifth annual Summer at Reillv. and The Furey Brothers. Westfield I'nited Way allocation. monies for 19 local agencies that Patricia Kuran Arts Center. and has featured many distin- tht1 Bandstand Concert tent tiring among others. The Bantry Boys To meet the 1998 request for provide services to townspeople Doty is the author of guished poets, including Pulitzer the music of The Bantry Hoys have toured in Ireland on sever- information about available servic- The WUW historically has Momentum, published by Prize recipient Stephen Dunn, from 2-4 p.m. Saturday. Sept. 10. al occasions, and they perform es, the Westfield I 'nited Way Ix-gan remained at the forefront <>l t lie CavanKerry Press in 2004. She National Book Award winner also at the Kuran Arts Center. regularly throughout New York publishing its Westfield town's special efforts, from under is the recipient of the 2003 Gerald Stern, Alicia Ostriker. Joe The free concert by this popu- and New Jersey. Organizations and Resources taking surveys to astviiaiti iiti Marjorie J. Wilson Award, an Weil, Maria Gillan, Penny lar Irish folk group will be held Audience members should Document iW.O.K.l), i that includes zens" needs to overseeing a limn Academy of American Poets Harter, and Renee Ashley. outdoors on the patio of the briitH a lawn chair or a blanket extensive material about services wide res[)onse to the Sept 11 Award, and fellowships from the The Sept. 8 reading will be Kuran Center, weather permit- for this outdoor concert. Once and clubs in town. t ragedy. New Jersey State Council on the held in the Patricia Kuran Arts ting. In case of inclement weath- again, admission is free and all In written resjxinses on the sur- The Westfield United Way uses Arts. Center (formerly the Fanwood er, the concert will he held inside members of the community are vey form, many seniors jxtinted out hundreds of volunteers to assist Doty's poetry has a reputation Carriage House i, located on the Kuran Center. Indoor seating invited to attend. that they use the Red Cross and with its projects. Information is as engaging, shrewd and brim- Watson Road off North Marline is limited, so come early. For mure information about Para-Transit transportation vehi- available by calling (9081 '2'.V.l-'2113 jning with feeling. Her skills Avenue, adjacent to the Fanwood Tilt; Bantry Boys are New either event, call the Fanwood cles regularly, and are grateful they or logging on to www.unitedwav- includes an uncanny sympathy Borough Hall, An open reading Jersey's homegrown Irish folk Arts Council at (908) 889-7223. can do so. westfield.org. for people and a genius for detail. Her work has appeared in Expanded cause offerings in ...excruciating pain is community not on your "To Do" education list today. The Enrichment Center Annex, a non-profit company Living with chronic pain is not an option. headed by Elaine Sigal, is the new provider of community That's why you choose The Pain education for the Scotch Plains Center at Robert Wood Johnson Fanwood School District for the 2005-2006 school year. University Hospital at Rah way. All classes will still be offered in the Scotch Plains- Fanwood schools. Classes for students in K-12 will be taught Our expert board-certified specialists by state certified teachers, with provide innovative, interventional pain a maximum class size of eight students. Adult classes will run management and therapy to help in the evenings. Seminars and trips are also planned. patients who suffer from chronic pain Sigai said. ''I am so excited ailments ranging from sciatica and that the board clio.se The Enrichment Center Annex to failed back surgery syndrome to post- run The Community School. It is a huge vote of confidence in amputation, cancer and musculoskeletal our ability to organize and to offer quality educational pro- pain syndromes. grams. Our goal is to take the quality program that has been running and expand upon it." The Pain Center offers state-of-the-art Under the direction of the Enrichment Center, The interventional pain procedures including Community School will injection therapies with nerve blocks, increase its offerings both for children and for adults. fluoroscopic procedures, special nerve Programming is being offered after schooi and all five ele- procedures using chemical, cryoanaige- mentary schools and evenings. sia and radiofrequency techniques, A new program brochure will be mailed to all residents of implantable procedures with spinal cord Scotch Plains and Fanwood next week. All class listings are stimulation, spinal drug delivery systems, on the new Web site, and spinal epiduroscopy. www.TheEnrichmontCenterAn nex.org, and on line registra- tion is now available. Also, par- ents may now use credit cards. Compassionate Care... Sigal is looking for more input from the community. "We Close to home. want to offer classes for all age students. We would love to hear from everyone in the communi- ty with requests for types of classes to be offered. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSOXJ "We are encouraging local business to get involved by UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL advertising in the brochure or by offering to teach a class in R A II VV A Y the adult section of the school. It has been n busy summer for us preparing and organizing," (732) 815-7605 aaid Sigal. Residents from any and all 865 Stone Street towns are eligible to register for any of the classes offered. Railway, New Jersey 07065 There is a slightly higher regis- tration fee for non-residents of www. rw j LI h r. c o m Scotch Plains or Fnnwood. For more information or to Proud member of the register, call the new Scotch Robert Wood Jolinson Ilealtli System and Network Plains-Fanwood Community School number, 19081 G54-8878. A*6 R«cord Press August 26,2005- Commentary Dark days mm for the media CMHOUSE Last May, this newspaper ran an editorial urging the OFUMRWMON By Daniel Murphy United States to lead the effort to develop an internation- KESEDUKEM al military coalition to stop the genocidal slaughter of black Africans by Arab militia in the Sudanese province of Taking stock, Darfur. It was a bit odd for a local weekly publication to weigh in on an international dispute with no immediate impact on local communities, but we felt the gravity of the one year later situation, combined with the scant coverage paid to the A couple weeks back, as 1 was issue by larger media outlets, justified the decision. signing my name at the bottom of The months since have seen changes in the type of tac- another rent check, I found myself tics employed by the genoddaires in Darfur, but little badgering my roommate about improvement for the victims. And while some smart, con- doing the necessary legwork need- cerned observers believe a military intervention at this ed to renew our lease. point would do little good, it remains clear that the With the date on the calendar insisting we take the necessary United States and the rest of the international communi- actions to maintain a roof over out- ty could do far, far more than has been done to stop the heads, it suddenly dawned on me killing. that I hnd reached the one-year But while the Bush administration's response to the anniversary of the day I [jacked crisis has been inadequate, the response of much of the up my belongings and moved American media, and television in particular, has been 218.8 miles south as the appalling — "scant coverage" is an understatment. As Mapquest flies, without a job or New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote recent- much of a clue of what was in ly, "According to monitoring by the Tyndall Report, ABC store for me. In the 12 months since I moved News had a total of 18 minutes of the Darfur genocide in to Virginia, I've had many debates its nightly newscasts all last year — and that turns out to with myself about whether it was be a credit to Peter Jennings. NBC had only 5 minutes of the right decision. I've had some coverage all last year, and CBS only 3 minutes — about a great times, but as the anniver- minute of coverage for every 100,000 deaths. In contrast, sary date approached, I was hit Martha Stewart received 130 minutes of coverage by the with a wave of homesickness and three networks." doubt. Of course, as Kristof points out, ABC did do a highly- I've made the decision to renew promoted, primetime news segment .set in Africa — Diane a lease and remain in Arlington for at least another year, but I'd be Sawyer's interview of Brad Pitt. Letters to the editor lying if I said I was 100 percent But it gets worse than that. Not only will television convinced I'm better off here than broadcasters not cover the genocide in Darfur, they won't back home in the comfortable con- even accept money from others trying to publicize the cri- Backroom politics in Union County? fines of Union County. sis, if it means the networks themselves will be embar- I didn't pack up and move rassed. To The Record-Press: board if there are any questions. Usually there aren't down here as part of some kind of The organization BoAWitness.org, a project of the liber- Discussions about "backroom politics" generally any, so the proposed resolutions become actual reso- cathartic experiment to find al think tank Center for American Progress, has created a conjure- up the vision of a bunch of whiskey-drinking lutions on the consent agenda at the following meet- myself, but more simply in an brief advertisement highlighting the networks' failure to men sitting around a table smoking ihl cigars while ing and are approved unanimously. attempt to mix things up, experi- carving tip the political pie. It has been said that cover the events in Sudan. The ad features clips of nation- I have; yet to hear any disagreement among the ence new challenges and reinvigo- decisions about government such as who would or freeholders — no one ever gets annoyed with the rate a life that in many ways felt al television anchors covering some not-quite-as-momen- would not be in positions of power, as well as what next guy, and things move along all too smoothly, like it had reached a plateau. The tous stories — Runaway Bride, anyone? — followed by they were going to do. were decided in just this man- with the board approving millions of dollars in comfortable confines had become footage from Darfur and an exhortation to viewers to ner. History has shown that this was certainly the expenditures at every regular meeting. It is mind- too comfortable, and I needed a demand coverage of the story. Washington, DC. affiliates cast- in some1 places, and that sometimes it worked boggling when one realizes the scope of issues which change before I developed commit- of ABC, NBC and CBS have all refused to run the ad. and other times it didn't. Most people would proba- are addressed without any discussions in public, and ments that would keep me from The response of the stations is astounding. The adver- bly think that this method of getting things dune the amount of money that is spent with almost no making a drastic one. tisement, which can be viewed online, features some went out with the Lindy Hop and that these days questions asked. It would he comforting to think that And in many ways I've gotten scenes of violence, but nothing beyond what routinely there is no one; behind the scenes pulling th« strings, our elected county officials are experts on everything exactly what I came looking for. but it would appear that they are wrong. and understand all the ins and outs of civil and Over the past 12 months I've trad- appears on television. Though funded by a liberal group, There are those here in I'nion County who would mechanical engineering, finance, human resources, the ad makes no comment about American politics and is ed a comfortable world of routines insist that backroom politics does nut exist, and I social services, legal issues and the like. However it and plateaus for a world filled devoid of political ideology — unless you consider the nar- have to admit (hat the visual image is different —• would appear that this is. not the case, as evidenced •with peaks and valleys. Life in rated statement "Genocide is news" to be controversial. the players have changed and what is decided and by the blank stares as (heir eyes seem to glaze over this new world has been interest- And it's plainly factual; there's no libel concern here. The how is not quite what it was back in the day. But. one when an actual presentation is made by a depart- ing and it's been challenging. I've only reason the stations can have is that the ad tries to need only to attend three or lour meetings of the ment head hoping to glean a few extra dollars for found joys in experiences that shame the networks. Union County Hoard of Chosen Freeholders to get some special project. Yet when the project finally hits weren't available in Jersey, but TV networks and affiliates are private companies, but the feeling that most of what that goes on is decided the agenda, they all vote yes! have simultaneously had to deal they depend on the broadcast airwaves, a public resource. behind closed doors and not in the public's view. Now, 1 am not saying that the group shouldn't be with new difficulties that weren't With the use of that resource comes an ethical obligation Since ] have been attending freeholder meetings I cohesive ami able to work together. What I am say- present in Jersey. have yet to hear anyone on the hoard east '.I dissent- ing is that it has been my experience that generally I've made new friends and to serve the public good — not to mention the moral ing vote, ever. Even at agenda meetings, the ones imperative we all have to try to stop genocide. In their when two or more people get together to make a deci- reconnected with old ones. But held to review what is new and what will be voted on sion, there is some soil of verbal exchange, some dis- they don't measure up to the ones coverage of Darfur, American television companies have at a regular meeting, everyone appears to l)e in agreement from someone who needs to be persuaded failed to discharge that obligation. Now, the stations are I've left behind. agreement anil knowledgeable about everything. to see things the same as the rest of the group. I've been through the exciting using their control of the airwaves to prevent an inde- The department heads come before the freeholder It is very apparent that more is being discussed in start of a new relationship, but pendent voice from trying to save lives because it might hoard with proposed resolutions in himd and say closed executive session than should be, and that all also been through the pain of its embarrass them. In the process, they've embarrassed something to the effect of: Resolutions -114-2005 is decided and ironed out before the board takes conclusion. themselves. through 416-2005 refer to two bridges which should their assigned seats on the dais. Actually it would be I've been unemployed and have be replaced, one on Marline Avenue in Scotch Plains refreshing if just once, just one freeholder would hnd to visit a CoinStar machine to and the other on Elm Street in Westfk-ld, and while think for themselves and vote no! make it through to the next pay- we are there we will be replacing the curbs and PATRICIA QUATTROCCHI check. But I've been able to con- resurfacing the roads. The chairman then asks the Garwood tinue1 writing and have started a new career that's given me the The Record-Press is here for you financial freedom to do many of The following information should help you get your Garden Club keeps town blooming the things I've wanted to. ideas and community news into The Record-Press: In many ways, I've gotten To The Record-Press We also gratefully acknowledge the contribution everything I had asked for. When Call Editor Gregory Marx at 1732) 396-4219 with story Despite challenges of extreme heat and drought, made by David Williams of Willinms Nursery to our I question my decision, that's the suggestions, questions or comments. The Garden Club of Westfield has maintained sum- community project: three seasons of flowers in answer that makes me renew my Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, mer planters at Broad and Kim streets.Club mem- downtown Westfield. lease. NJ, 07066. bers there to do daily watering appreciate the many JANE CURTIS But what I didn't consider Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. comments expressed by passers-by. President, The Garden Club of Westfield enough, or perhaps didn't realize Our e-mail address is union@njnpublishingxom. when I decided to make the move, was that I'd be having those expe- 'Sad' to doubt use of atomic bomb riences apart from many of the people 1 care about the most. To The Record-Press: perhaps in cases where someone is trying to protect I can call them, email them or It's sad to see anyone doubt the need to use the ones who wish to dominate others. Then of chat with them on IM and nuclear weapons to end World War II. It is quite course, the protectors are the evil ones. describe my stories in every apparently easy to criticize so many years removed. The absolute ironic point is that if there wen- detail, but they don't know the Does Joe CJuinn forget the pathological obsession more people like Mr. Quinn around before the end faces, the personalities or the that the Japanese government had with Pacific of World War II, there may not have been a chance places. They're not sharing' the NJN Publishing ©2005 Rim domination'.' But Mr. (Jiiinn shouldn't worry for Mr. Quinn to be horn, since many more A Penn Jersey Advance. Inc. Newspaper laughs with me as the jokes are about, the United States ever using superior force to Americans lives would have been lost in the strug- told, or sharing a beer with me crush back a world enemy ever again. Thanks to gle;. 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Vtwnli'L^[«u.i}:nuj(l.i!i.rjiifiir)| S|iril|(', hMM^HK |>pV.w nnii ilujiniito V|S l-iibWiiiiR 2004, winning five New Jersey t'lillilljnfntiiRirr . Hi lkj\ . SnliMniDmn ran-. In mail, me u-:ir within I won Ijninn t\~, mil — When shopping lor a new air conditioner, present free consumer seminars un conserving ener- Press Association aivartls for his ufcdunntU>, raitofsulr }.'-i In sniiMTihr IJJJ I Sl») .Urn'M.'l make sure it is the right size for the area you arc- gy and saving money nn ynnr utility bills and other writing. He currently lives in cooling. The wrong size air conditioner will use related topics. To arrange a presentation contact Arlington, Va. You can email hint more electricity and increase your energy bills. Be Kim Holmes at (973) G4H-25B.I, at cianielmurphytau>@yaltoo.com. August 26, 2005 Record Press A-7 Reform is difficult, but badly needed effective. The keys to any reform DIRECTOR, CENTER ON CONGRESS effort arc skillful management, Guest effective implementation of a new When the 9/11 Commission structure and, above all, people; issued its public report last year, commentary organizational charts cannot its criticism of intelligence fail- carry out a reform effort, people ures and it.s recommendations for do. Many on Capitol Hill are reforming the executive branch of government drew superb politicians and insightful policy analysts, plenty of news coverage. But few seemed to notice but reforms of great magnitude demand that they another aspect of reform envisioned by the also be able to communicate their goals, delineate Commission: the need for Congress to overhaul the new responsibilities, and put those who are best way it deals with intelligence and homeland securi- suited to the new structure in positions to make it ty- work. The report itself was quite clear. "Of all our rec- Standing by and allowing congressional reform ommendations," it said, "strengthening congres- on this matter not to happen will have conse- sional oversight may be among the most difficult quences. Over the last few years, this nation has and important. So long as oversight is governed In- seen the cost of allowing Congress to fail in its current congressional rules and resolutions, we responsibilities for oversight of the executive believe the American people will not get the securi- branch. Congress did not adequately probe pre-war ty they want and need."'The Commission called for claims regarding Iraq's weapons of mass destruc- fundamentally reshaping and centralizing the con- tion; it did not educate itself or the American people gressional committee structure on intelligence and about how much the Iraq war was going to cost; it homeland security issues, in order to strengthen played a passive role in uncovering prisoner abuse both oversight and support of the national security in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Guantanamo Bay, and it apparatus. has done next to nothing about the misconduct. So far, Congress has largely failed to take up the On the 9/11 Commission, we found that congres- Book sale upcoming at Fanwood Library Commission's recommendations. This is unfortu- sional oversight on terrorism in the years lending nate, but understandable. Government reform is up to the attacks was severely deficient. The Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library will hold a book sale from 10 am.-5 p.m. Sept. 24 difficult under any circumstances, as the FBI has at the Forest Road Park building. Donations of books in salable condition plus toys, games, used Furthermore, because so much information on videos, DVDs and CDs will be accepted. No old fiction, magazines or non-fiction with out-of-date shown in the years since the September 11 attacks. intelligence and national security is classified, information will be accepted. Donations may be dropped off directly at the park building during The Bureau has struggled to change its culture nobody else can do this oversight: not the media, scheduled times; the schedule will be available around Labor Day. A special preview night will be from one of prosecuting coses to one of preventing not academia, not the public. Only the congression- held Sept. 23 for Friends members. Above, book-buyers enjoyed last year's sale at the library. terrorism. This lias demanded more than a wholly al committees charged with the task can do this, new focus and new organizational charts — it has and currently they are not capable of doing a good also demanded new methods of hiring, training, enough job. We are worse off as a nation — and as and evaluating performance across a sprawling a democracy — when Congress shirks it.s duties. institution. Reform, in other words, essentially So while reforming the congressional committee Lizard Guys to visit farmers market means changing the way people do their work, and structure dealing with intelligence matters may be WESTFIELD — The Jersey Fresh farmers, gift items are also available inertia is a very strong force within large govern- extremely difficult to carry out. that is not an ment institutions. Westfield Area Chamber of Donaldson Farms and Peaceful from a pair of local businesses, '• excuse for ignoring the need — not when it comes Commerce will present special Valley Orchards, are now carry- The Classic Basket and : Reforming anything in government is hard to the safety and security of the American people. guests at the Farmers Market ing an abundance of Jersey Kabloom. because you will be renpportioning power, and The 9/11 Commission was quite blunt about why- this Saturday, as the Lizard corn, tomatoes, peaches, beans, The Westfield Farmers reforming Congress is doubly tough, because on Congress needs to act: "The other reforms we have Guys will join the market from potatoes, lettuces, peppers, and Market operates every Capitol Hill people are acutely aware of the appor- suggested will not work if congressional oversight 9:30-11 a.m. with a collection of squashes, plus an interesting Saturday in the South Avenue tionment of power. In a reform plan such as the 9/11 does not change, too," we wrote. "Unity of effort in their exotic animal friends. assortment of complementary Train Station lot from 9 a.m.-2 ! Commission's, which deals with redistributing the executive management can be lost if it is fractured Dressed in safari outfits, The items, such as pies, jams, and p.m. until Oct. 29. The market . power of congressional committees, power will be by divided congressional oversight." Lizard Guys will present infor- fresh mozzarella cheese. features fresh produce and added to one committee and taken away from We are in danger of just that, and although mation about where animals The Westfield Farmers baked goods and a full schedule another. Power may not be the only game that Congress' inaction is understandable, it is no longer come from, what they eat, how Market also features fine fresh of kids' activities. '• counts in Congress, but it's one you can never acceptable. they hide and protect them- baked goods from The The Farmers Market was ignore — it's why a tot of people run for office, and Lee Hamilton is director of the Center on selves, and how they differ from Lithuanian Bakery and The made possible through the sup- why more people come to work on Capitol Hill. Congress at Indiana University, and he served as humans. Amish Country Bakery, includ- port of Commerce Bank in Every congressional leader knows to expect a tena- Vice Chairman of the National Commission on Residents are invited to come ing multigrain breads, whole Westfield and is organized by cious fight from anyone whose power is being Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (the 9/ 11 have fun with the program, but fruit deep-dish pies, whoopee the Westfield Area Chamber of threatened. Commission). He was a member of the U.S. House of not to forget fruits, veggies and pies, and quick breads. Commerce. For more informa- Moreover, reform has to be managed if it is to be Representatives for 34 years. delicious treats. The market's Fresh flowers and special tion, contact (9081 233-3021. Volunteers sought for Miller-Cory The Center for

programs V-f WESTFIELD - In 1740, when Samuel Miller built a SCeep Medicine at house for his wife, Sabra, Westfield had one church, 14 houses, one blacksmith, one llfM&^fe; tavern and one schoolhouse. The Millers had 100 acres, and their property stretched from Union 3-CospitaC what is now the Miller-Cory House at 614 Mountain Ave. to the beginning of downtown mm Westfield. 4 In 1972, the house, which stands as a testament to thu history of the region, became a museum. It assumed that name Miller-Cory after its first owner, Samuel Miller, and Joseph Cory, who purchased the house in* 1782. Today. the Miller-Cory House Museum is one of the jewels of Westfield and L^nion County. It has been certified as an historic site and has been entered on both the State and National Registers of Historic Places. Visiting the house is a trip back in time to the period mmm between 1740 and 1820. Since its inception as a museum, SCeep right. SCeep tight. thousands of boys and girls and adults have been given torus of the house by dedicated cos- tumed docents and have been "Every night. informed on how the Millers and Corys lived and worked tiie farm. Now, volunteers are being recruited to celebrate this SCeep apnea is a common steep disorder with common symptoms, unique house's 3.'3rd year as a museum. There are varied Cike snoring, daytime sCeepiness, oBesity andmoming headaches. opportunities here everyone, male or female, interested in bringing the past to life. These It's aCsojust one of the sCeep disorders diagnosed and treated at the new range from cooking typical 18th-century recipes over the Center for SCeep Medicine at Union !tfosj?itaC open hearth, gardening in the colonial herb and vegetable gardens or working in the gift shop, to conducting tours and If you have trouBCe sCeeping or experience the symptoms aBove, presentations for visitors every Sunday or for groups during taCk with your doctor or caCCus at (908) 851-7202 to schedule a the week. Volunteers also demonstrate the arts of colonial sCeep study in one of our safe, quiet and comfortaBCe rooms. life, such as stenciling, silhou- ettes, tin-piercing and spin- ning. A special opportunity is the museum's Showcase, which youCCBe on your way to a Better night's sCeep, every night* provides on-site programs at local schools. Full training is proved for all volunteer activi- ties. The museum will open at 2 p.m. Sept. 18 with a special CaCCfor a free brocfiurel fundraising event, the Antiques Appraisal Affair. The program SAINT BARNABAS is an opportunity to leurn the (908) 851-7202 value of your "treasures" by HEALTH CARE SYSTEM bringing items for evaluation Union Hospital by experienced dealers. www.saint6arna6as. com If interested in volunteering, or for more information, call (908) 232-1776. A-8 Rvcord Press August 26, 2005 Dennis E Kinsella Obituaries Joseph A. DePaul WESTFIELD — Dennis F. ber of the Westfield Rotary and a I SCOTCH PLAINS — Joseph A. A Navy veteran of World War II, Kinsella, 59, died Aug. 16, 2005 volunteer with the American DePaul, 85, died Aug. 20, 2005 in Mr. DePaul served in intelligence. at home. Red Cross Westfield- Haven Hospice at Muhlenberg He attended Union County Born in Kearny, he lived in Mountainside Chapter for many Michael E. Brown Regional Medical Center, College and was recognized as a Harrison and was raised in years, chairing many boards and WESTFIELD — Michael E. es. He was a member of the New Plainfield. Golden Owl, an honorary society of Scotch Plains. He lived in committees. Brown, 51, died Aug. 17,2005 at his Jersey Thoroughbred Breeders Born in Elizabeth, he moved to golden anniversary alumni, in Westfidd for 22 years and Point He wan responsible for many home in Chester Townsliip. Association and the New Jersey Scotch Plains in 1951. 1999. Pleasant for five years before charity golf fundraisers. Real Estate Association. He was a director of employee Surviving are his wife, Gloria; returning to Westfield in 2000. Born in Queens, N.Y., he lived in Surviving are his wife, Westfield before moving to Chester Surviving are sons, Arthur Jon, relations at the Exxon Refinery sons, Joseph Jr., Richard and Mr. Kinsella was the execu- Patricia; a son, Dennis; a daugh- Township. Tristan and Jack; a daughter, Molly Corp. in Linden, where he worked Douglas; and a grandchild. tive director of the Westfieid- ter, Kelly; a brother, John, and Mr. Brown was chief executive Ann; his parents, Arthur and for 34 yeai"s, and was the founder A Mass was offered Wednesday Mountainside Red Crows sisters, Geraldine Edwards, officer of the 21st Century- Dolores Brown; his fiancee, Linda and past president of the in St. Bartholomew the Apostle Chnpter for the pant 10 years. MaryKllen DcGcso, Kate Rt:is Associates Technology Corp., Zerpolo; brothers, Jonathan, N.C.J.E.A.C. Mr. DePaul retired 25 Church, Scotch Plains, after the Previously, he was a salesman arid Heenie Young. Chester Township. He was also a Thomas, Christopher and years ago. funeral from the Rossi Funeral with Thomas Lincoln Mercury in A Mass was offered Aug. 18 in salesman in the Chester office of Matthew, and sisters, Ellen Leigh, Earlier, he worked at the Home, 1937 Westfield Aye., Scotch Westfield for 20 years. the Parish Community of St. Weichert Realtors. Susan Dore, Patricia Eastern Aircraft Division of Plains. Interment was in Hillside He was president of the Helen, Rahway Avenue and Mr. Brown graduated from the VanDerMeiren, Dolores LiSooey, General Motors in Linden. Cemetery, Scotch Plains. Westfield Soccer Association, Lamberts Mill Road, Westfield. New School forSocia l Research in Mary Dalziel and Elizabeth Kizar. commissioner of the Westfield Arrangements were by the Rossi New York City and received a mas- A Mass was offered Monday in Recreation Commission, a mem- Funeral Home, Scotch Plains. ter of business administration St. Elizabeth Church, Far Hills. Thomas F. Burke degree last year from Tulane Arrangements were by the FANWOOD — Thomas F. ing World War II. Thomas Lynch University in New Orleans. Gal I away & Crane Funeral Home, Burke, 80, died Aug. 19, 2005 in Surviving are Mary, his wife of He owned and operated Hickory Basking Ridge. Saint Peter's University Hospital, 55 years; daughters, Margaret GARWOOD — Thomas Lynch. I Ie was a member of St. Anne's Corner Racing Stables in New Contributions mav be made to New Brunswick. Croat and Ellen Hrindo; sons, 80, died Aug. 17,2005 at his home. Church in Garwood. Jersey and Pennsylvania, where he St. Elizabeth Church, Peapack Bom in Elizabeth, he lived in Thomas and James; sisters, Muriel Born and raised in Jersey City. Surviving are his wife, Lily; a bred and raced thoroughbred hors- Road, Far Hills, NJ 07931. Fanwood and Clinton Township Gallon and Mary McCall, and he lived there most of his life, daughter, Kathleen Cobuzzi; three before moving to Clinton 10 years eight grandchildren. except for throe years in Whiting sons, Thomas, Kevin, and James; a ago. A Mass was offered Monday in and the last 12 years in Garwcxtd. sister, Julia Danning; and 7 grand- Kenneth E. Walker II Mr. Burke was the director of Immaculate Conception Church, Before retiring in 1988, he was n children. WESTFIELD — Kenneth He was a member of the New marketing for the Food Service Annandale. Interment was in plasterer for 42 years with the A Mass was offered Monday at Edward Walker II, 51, died Aug. Jersey Bar Association. Division of Nabisco Foods, East Evergreen Cemetery, Clinton. Brotherhood of Plasterers and St. Anne's Church, Garwood, fol- 15, 2005 at his home. Surviving are his wife, Martha Hanover, for 40 years before retir- Arrangements were by the Martin Bricklayers Local ti4 in Fnirfield. lowing a funeral service at the Born in Evansville, Indiana, he Lynes; a daughter, Katherine ing in 1990. Funeral Home, Clinton. Mr. Lynch was a Navy veteran Dooloy Funeral Home, Cranford. was raised in Chappaqua, N,Y. Elizabeth Walker; a son, Benjamin He was a graduate of LaSaile Donations may be made to of World War II, serving on a Interment way in Fairview and lived in Scotch Plains and Samuel Walker; and his mother, University, Philadelphia. Little Sisters of the Poor, 140 destroyer in the Pacific Theater. Cemetary, Westfield. Elizabeth before moving to Evelyn (Cox) Walker. A Navy veteran, he served dur- Shepherd Lane.Totowa, NJ 07512. Westfield 10 years ago. Memorial services were offered Dorothy A. Kelchner An attorney, he had been asso- Aug. 18 at St. Paul's Episcopal ciated with the firm of Roche and Church, 414 E. Broad St., Nancy Rogers KENILWORTH — Dorothy A. Ms. Kelchner was a member Carter in East Orange. Westfield. Arrangements were by WESTFIELD — Nancy Rogers, at Baltusrol. Mrs. Rogers also Kelchner, 78, died Aug. 21. 2005 of the Order of the Eastern Star- He was a 1976 graduate of the Dooley Colonial Homo, 556 87, died Aug. 16, 2005 in Overlook belonged to the Women's New at her home. in Irvington and AARP Vanderbilt University and Westfield Ave., Westfield. Born in Newark, she lived in Surviving are sons, John and Hospital, Summit. Jersey Golf Association. received his law degree in 1979 Donations may be made to the Born in Milwaukee, Wise, she Surviving are a daughter, Mary Union for 25 years before mov- Robert, and a brother, Robert. from the University of Pittsburgh. American Diabetes Association. ing to Kenilworth 40 years ago. A service was held moved to Westfield in 1954. Hayes; a son, Sam Hayes; a step- She received a certificate in Wednesday at the Mastapeter Mrs. Rogers was a graduate of son, Chuck Rogers; a stepdaugh- credit and collections from Funeral Home, 400 Faitoute Christine Soreth Northwestern University in ter, Connie Wesley; nine grandchil- Union County College, Cranford. Ave., Roselle Park. Donations Evanston, 111,, and was a member dren and four great-grandchil- SCOTCH PLAINS — Marie Sevell; brothers, Gene and of Phi Beta Kappa. dren. She also attended the may be made to the St. Jude Christine Soreth, 58, died Aug. Michael Sevell; a sister, Donna Washington School for Children's Specialized Hospital 20, 2005 in Muhlenberg Regional Leber; a grandchild, and her com- She was a member of the Services were private. Secretarial. of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Medical Center, Plainfield. panion, Christopher Baldwin. Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, Arrangements were by the Gray Born in Newark, sho lived in A Mass was offered in the where she won the 18-hole golf Funeral Home, Westfield, Westfield before moving to Immaculate Heart of Mary championship in 1976 and 1986. Donations may be made to the Edythe W. Herfurth Scotch Plains 10 years ago. Church, Scotch Plains. Mrs. Rogers was also honored as NJSGA Caddie Scholarship Fund, CRANFORD -, Edythe W. Mineur and Christopher She was a secretary at Sevell Arrangements wore by the the Golfer of the Year in 1979. 1000 Broad St., Blooinfield, NJ Herfurth, 89, died Aug. 20. 2005 at Eckorsley; one granddaughter, Auto Body, a family-owned busi- Higgins and Bonner Echo Lake In 1985, she was co-chairman 07003, or to the Mountainside The Hunterdon Care Center in Jessica Mineur of Westfiuld; and a ness in Westfield. Funeral Home, Westfield. for the United States Golf Public Library, Constitution Plaza, Raritan Township. niece, Doris Jean Romsey of Surviving are a son, Steve; a Donations may be made to the Associations Women's Open held Mountainside, NJ 07092. Bom April 4, 1916 in the Bronx, Franklin, Mass. Her husband, daughter, Bridget; her mother. Scotch Plains Rescue Squad. she resided in Cranford for 33 Louis J. Herfurth, who died in years before moving to High 1991. Antonio Cristiano Bridge in 1984. Visitation will be 2-4 and 7-9 Crescenza Johann WESTFIELD — Antonio Concetta Capone; four sons, Mrs. Herfurth was a housewife p.m. Friday, with funeral services WESTFIELD — Crescenza Hitzel of Westfield, Mary Vasallo Cristiano, 82, died Aug. 22,2005 at Modestino, Aniello, Carmine and and many years ago had worked at 8p.m. all at the Naughright- Johann, 68, died Aug. 18, 2005 in and Mary Scarnecchia; a son, his home. Silvestro; four sisters, Antoinette, for Travelers Insurance Company Scarponi Funeral Home, 66 Main Compassionate Care Hospice in Raymond; her mother, Charlotte Born in Sommonte-Avellino, Josephine, Incoronota and in New York City. St., High Bridge. Interment will be Dover. Sammataro; sisters, Audrey Italy, he came to the United States Gonoeffa; eight grandchildren; two She was a member of The Saturday at the Rosedale Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Johann Ferrara and Eugenia Frei, and nine in 1972, settling in Westfield. step-grandchildren and a step- Redeemer Lutheran Church in Cemetery in Linden. lived in Stroudsburg, Pa,, before grandchildren. She was prede- Mr. Cristiano worked at the great-grandchild. Westfield and Our Savior Donations can be made to recently moving to Westfield. ceased by her husband, Arthur. Stokes Molding Co. in Clark for Services will be 9 a.m. Thursday Lutheran Church in PerryviHe. Hunterdon Animal Shelter, 576 She was an administrative A Mass was offered Monday in many years before retiring in 1987, at the Dooley Colonial Home, 556 Surviving are two daughters, Stamets Road, Milford, NJ 08848 assistant at Panasonic in Secaucus St. Helens Church, Westfield. Prior to that, he had been a mason, Westfield Ave., Westfield, followed Janet C. Eckersloy and Beth or Briteside Adult Day Center, 18 for many years before retiring. Interment was in Creshaven He was an Italian Army veteran by a funeral Mass at 10 a.m. at Mineur; two grandsons Douglas Maple Street, Lebanon, NJ 08833. Surviving are daughters, Janet Memorial Park, Clifton. ofWorldWarll. Holy Trinity Church. Interment Arrangement.-; were by the Gray Mr. Cristiano was a communi- will be in Fairview Cemetery, Memorial Funeral Home, cant of Holy Trinity Church and a Westfield. Cranford. member of the Italian American Donations may be made to the Club, both in Westfield. Susan G. 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August 26, 2005 Record Press A-9- Willow Grove offers Schering execs lead many kids programs Heart Walk on Oct. 22 through the use of art and crafts, KENILWORTH — Schering tions." Discovery Kingdom computers and more. Plough Corporation executives "We are privileged to have On the first Sunday of each Brent Saundors, senior vice presi- Brent Saunders and Dr. Hands' curriculum is used month from 10-10:20 a.m., dent for global compliance and Vemer as the co-chairs of 2005 in Sunday School Maryjane Finne will conduct a business practices, and Dr. Hans Union County Heart Walk," said session for the parents of the Venier, senior vice president for Richard M. Hodosh, M.D., a New SCOTCH PLAINS — This Sunday School children in order global medical affairs, will lead Jersey neuixisurgeon and presi- fall, Willow Grove Presbyterian to equip them to better under- Union County residents, heart dent of the American Heart' Church will offer the third year stand, follow through and disease survivors, businesses and Association Heritage Affiliate.', of an innovative Sunday School answer their child's questions peopk' from all walks nf life by co- "With their leadership and the curriculum called "Discovery regarding that month's theme. chairing the American Heart strong support from communities, Kingdom: God Made Us Special." Childcare will be provided dur- Association 2005 Union County throughout Union County. Heart; Heart Walk on Oct. 22. Walk looks to be a great success." This program leads children ing this session. 1 to the discover the path of God Walk through the Bible is a Tht statewide The Union through the use of multi-media weekly study class for children the mo for the County Heart resources such as computers, ages 9 and up starts Sept. 11. event is "Walk. "We hope there will be Walk will also music, science, puppets, drama, from 9-10 a.m. Also for the kids. C h a n g o great turn out of walking focus attention arts and crafts, puzzles, games the Children's Ark is a well- T o in o r r o w . on tho multi- and videos. The program is based equipped nursery staffed by con- Today." The teams from throughout year Go Red For upon the Workshop Rotation gregational volunteers, where Union County Union County to support Women move- Model (WoRMj, an approach to children under age 4 can play Heart Walk will ment and thu Christian education that blends while parents attend worship. t:ike place in one of our country's most upcoming third all the ways in which children In addition, Willow Grove Kenihvorth at recognized and respect- annual National learn: hearing, seeing, touching. holds Fellowship Time every the headquar- ed health advocacy Wear Red Day Following the Kids' Time in Sunday morning from 10-10:25 ters of Schering for Women oiv the weekly worship service, a.m. in Ryno Hall. Plough, the local organizations." Feb. 3, 2006. youngsters ages 4-8 will leave to Starting Sept. 18 from 9-10 presenting spon- — Hans Vemer Schering Plough attend a lesson applying the a.m. in the lounge, this year's sor, on Galloping was the No. T Bible story theme. Each week of Adult Sunday School at Willow Hill Rood. "Wear Red Day" team in the the theme, the children will Grove will continue the study: Cardiovascular disease is New United States this year, raising engage in a different type of "The Resurrection of Jesus — Jersey's top killer and the top close to $30,000 to help fund activity such as computers, arts What is the Evidence? What killer of American women claim- awareness and educational pro- and crafts, drama, cooking, sci- Difference Does Ii Make?" These ing nearly 500,000 lives annually, grams for women, including ence, music, video or puppets. questions will be investigated in including dose to 15,000 New research. The repetition of the same Bible light of biblical, theological and Jersey women each year. The American Heart story demonstrated through dif- historical scholarship. Various As co-chairs of Union County Association Go Red For Women ferent media is intended to deep- book resources and excerpts Heart Walk. Suunders and Verner movement was launched to" en their understanding and from movies will be used to pro- are overseeing the recruitment improve women's awarenes.s memory of the story. voke group discussion. and organizational activities for about their risk of heart disease, Starting Sept. 11, at 10:30 Willow Grove always wel- Heart Walk. "Scliering Plough is and stroke, and to increase physi- a.m., the children will begin the comes newcomers. For more proud to be hosting American cian and public awareness about study of "Adam and Eve" from information about Willow Grove, Heart Association Union County cardiovascular disease. A woman Genesis 2:7-3:24. Through the call the church office at 19081 Learning about the library Heart Walk and helping to focus is ten times as likely to die from- use of video, the children will 232-5678, e-mail wilgn<

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for a performance of The Wiz pre- sented by the Rainbow This week Experience, a multi-cultural com- munity theater group. 7-10 p.m Sept. 13. First Congregational Church, 125 Elmer St., Westfield. REV UP YOUR EARNINGS! FOOD ADDICTION PRO- FRIDAY TU.ESDAY GRAM — presented by Food Town Super Premium Money Addicts Anonymous. 7:30 p.m. AUG26 AUG. 30 Sept. 13. Cranford Communitv Market Account BLOOD PLATELET DRIVE SWEET SOUNDS DOWN- Center, 220 Walnut Ave. (908) 654- — hosted New Jersey Blood TOWN — outdoor concert series 6223. Tov/n Super Business Money Services. 2-6 p.m. Westfield Area concludes in Westfield. 7-9 p.m. MUSIC FEST — featuring YMCA parking lot on Ferris Place. Featuring Full Count Big Band, Joan Jett, They Might Be Giants Market Account No appointment necessary. (908) Sandy Mack Band, Marlene and local favorites Jobonnanc. 3 322-2700, ext. 251. VerPlank, and Jeanne Lozier p.m. Sept. 17. Echo Lake Park, •CONTROL ROOM* — a docu- Band. (908) 789-9444. Mountainside. Earn a mentary o" Al-Jazcera, part of the ART AUCTION — to benefit free film .series hosted by the the Alumnae Scholarship Fund of Union County Peace Council. 7:30 Mount Saint Mary Academy. 7 HIGH PERFORMANCE p.m. First United Methodist p.m. Sept. 17 at the school, located Church, 1 East Broad St., at Route 22 at Terrill Road in Westfield. AUG. 31 PARTY DOLLS — conclusion Wntchung. $10. (908) 757-0108, of Union County's free Summer ext. 4507. Arts Festival concert series. 7:30 ANTIQUES APPRAISAL SATURDAY p.m. Echo Lake Park, AFFAIR — special fundraising APY* Mountainside/Westfield. 1908) event and season's re-opening at 527-4900. Also, Single Wings, a the Miller-Cory House Museum, AUG. 27 614 Mountain Ave., Westfield. 2 on collected balances as low as $25,000! SINGING AUDITIONS — new social group for Christian, college-educated professionals, p.m. Sept. 18. For information or to Choral Art Society seeks soloists volunteer, call (908) 232-1776. k Additional 0.25% added premium on in all voices for the Magnificats of will meet at the concert near the fixed rate CDs Sept. 11 Memorial. SAFETY CLINIC — for youth both J.S. Bach and C.P.E. Bach. 10 sports coaches, sponsored by the a.m. at Calvary Episcopal Church, FREE First order of checks! Westfield Recreation Department. 31 Woodland Ave., Summit. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Sept. 19. Performance is Jan. 21, 2006. (908) COMING UP Community Room of the munici- FREE Service Charge on 277-1547. . Traveler's Cheques!*' POETRY READING — fea- pal building, 425 East Broad St. FARMERS' MARKET — turing Catherine "Cat" Doty, at the $26. (908) 789-4080. FREE ATM fees up to $10 fresh produce returns for the sum- Patricia Kuran Arts Center in COLLEGE ADMISSIONS mer to the South Avenue train sta- Fanwood. 8-10 p.m. Sept. 8. SEMINAR — hosted by the tion in Westfield. 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Sponsored by the Fanwood Arts Fanwood Memorial Library and continues every Saturday through Council. Free. (908) 889-7223. Ivy Educational Services, 7-9 p.m. the summer. Also this week, the BANTRY BOYS CONCERT Sept. 20. Open to all high school Lizard Guys will be on hand from — Irish folk group will perform on students and parents in the bor- 9:30-11 a.m. (908) 233-3021. Farm the patio at the Patricia Kuran ough, but registration is required. produce is also available in Scotch Arts Center in Fanwood. 2-4 p.m. (908)322-6400. Plains from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Sept. 10. Sponsored by the WHITE MOUNTAINS TRIP You Will Xonce (he Difference ... municipal parking lot on Park Fanwood Arts Council. Free. (908) — hosted by the Fanwood Seniors Avenue. 889-7223. Citizens Club. Tour Franconia www. tow n ba n k .com SISTERS OF MERCY GOLF Notch State Park and other natu- 520 South Avenue, W'estfield, NJ O7090 44 Elm Street, Westfield, NJ 07090 CLASSIC — 1 lth annual event at ral highlights. Sept. 20-23. S500 908.301.0800 908.518.9333 MONDAY the Navesink Country Club, per person, double occupancy. Middletown. Sept. 12. (908) 756- (908)889-4494. ' AJ'V •Aitnuj] IV.tcnupr VicM 1 unirrJ ihctk wmuij: privet* ihtvtihnJo |xnniiid |«.r tulc J k-rc i* J JTHJIU fvti-l' '•. AIT) i«tcj hiluiLci for Huiinnt Money Mlrbn Awouim we AUG29 0994, ext. 4006. CHARLIE PROSE COMEDY SiMXl $ I WM> • V., .VV;. S.'VOTKP Jnd ir.tr :! " '••' ' Al'Vi II n.jr 'ubpkt Uill Win. tin- minimum inn mil imur J minimum «T-.M Jurp of f 1(1.1 Wjiul no imireu n rjimt. FACILITATOR TRAINING BLOOD DRIVE — conducted REVUE — a trip and luncheon at i iiuitiu.ii j hiUiKi ..I S."i.i"J jrjiiic an J lie s,ifi|*it n jiip j( IIH -liHitiiJ.il I.I IIK1 funk wpihuup (PHir ilium. 11K- iiiliPt-vp pjti ATII N JJJPP'ICI J> <'f P - t'pp* onth Prevent ion Links, a substance- Temple Beth O'r, 111 Valley Rd', hosted by the Scotch Plains » ,\n>,.i>.iii!i.Jiir,i.! l.'.il abuse program. 8:30-4:30 p.m. Clark. 3-8 p.m. Sept. 12. (732) 388- Golden Agers Club. Leaves the Continues though Aug. 31. (732) 6993 Scotch Plains municipal parking 391-4100. THEATER AUDITIONS — lot at 10 a.m. Sept. 22. $65. <908> 889-4121 or (908) 654-4512. AMERICA AND AIR SUP- PLY — a double bill featuring the two bands at the restored Ritz Theatre in Elizabeth. 8 p.m. Oct. 7. $35-45. 1148 East Jersey St. (908) 351-7575 BOOK SALE — hosted by the Friends of the Fanwood Memorial State of the Art Cancer Treatment Center in NJ Library. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 24 at the Forest Road Park building. Donations will be accepted at an "Intensity modulation radiation therapy (IMRT) wraps radiation beams precisely around tumors upcoming date. To volunteer, call (908) 322-9179 or 322-7174. to destroy cancer cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue" SEE THE DALAI LAMA — His Holiness will make a public appearance at the Rutgers University football stadium, and the Westfield Area YMCA is spon-

• ,•< •- soring a trip. $33. Leaves 7 a.m. Sept. 25. (908)966-9344. •MENOPAUSE THE MUSI- CAL' — a Westfield Area YMCA trip to the 91st Street Playhouse in New York City. Take the train for a matinee performance Sept. 28. $65.1908)966-9344. COLLEGE PLANNING PROGRAM — first event of its kind hosted by the College Woman's Club of Westfield. $40; proceeds will benefit the club's scholarship fund. Advance tickets available through Aug. 15 to club members; tickets go on sale Sept. 1 at (he Town Book Store. For more, visit www. Westfie IdTod ay.co m/ewc. OCTOBERFEST 2005 — fall celebration of the Girl Scouts of Eric Karp, M.D. Medical Director Washington Rock Council, Inc. at Camp Lou Henrv Hoover in Board Certified Radiation Oncologist Sussex County. Oct." 14-16. $75 for the full weekend; reduced rates for shorter stay. (908) 232-3236, ext. About Dr. Karp: 1226. 892 Trussler Place, UNION COUNTY HEART • Founder and Director of Rahway WALK — sponsored by the Rahway, American Heart Association. Regional Cancer Center Sche ring-Plough campus. Galloping Hill Road, Kenihvorth. New Jersey 07065 Oct. 22. (732)821-2610. • Board Certified Radiation 'WEEKEND COMEDY — a joint trip of the Westfield and F-SP Oncologist Trained at Memorial (732) 382-5550 YMCAs to Hunterdon Hills Playhouse. Oct. 26. $67. I9O8I 966- Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center 9344. HARVEST FEST — fall event • Awarded American Cancer featuring antiques, appraisals, crafts, entertainment find more. 9 Society Fellowship in Clinical a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 12. All Saints' Episcopal Church, 559 Park Ave., Oncology at Memorial Sloan- Scotch Plains. Vendors welcome; call (908* 322-8047. 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August 26, 2005 Record Press B-1 Community Life Families AJ1 Saints' prepares for Harvest Fest can build SCOTCH PLAINS — Although it still mav be summer, All Saints' Church in Scotch Plains is already planning to host bonds at a special fall event, Harvest Fest, to be held from 9 a.m. -4pm Nov. 12. YMCA The Harvest Fest will include antiques, appraisals, crafts, According to a national study entertainment, a mini tricky tray, conducted by the YMCA of the" lunch and more. There is no USA and the Search Institute, admission charge to the event, parents who receive support from which is open to the public. community organizations like the YMCA, re|xirt jxisitive experiences Rental tables and spaces are for their children, saying the pro- available to antique dealers, ven- grams enabled their children to dors, home-based businesses, and engage with othir kids, provided crafters. positive influences and offered role All Saints' Church is located models. But many punuits never in the heart of Scotch Plains at make the conned ion.s that could 559 Park Ave. The church office help them manage the stresses telephone number is <908) 322- lacing families tixiay. 8047. Under the direction of David Mueller, the Westfield Area Ys Family Life Department offers a Single Wings to meet variety of programs and activities at Echo Lake concert to bring families together and WESTFIELD — Single Wings, reinforce positive values. Said Mueller. "One of our chal- a new social group for Christian, lenges is to convince time-strapped college-educated professionals parents that participating in Y ages 50-65, will meet at next programs can result in stronger Wednesday's outdoor concert at family and community relation- Echo Lake Park in Mountainside. ships — something we all value." The concert begins at 7:30 pm; those interested in the group should bring a chair and come "One of our challenges early to meet members near the is to convince time- 9/11 Memorial at the top of the strapped parents that par- hill in the concert seating area. Seasonal naturalist Jordan Warner of Westfield helps Andrew Pacheco of Berkeley Heights bait his fishing hook at a Trallside Single Wings connects single Explorers workshop for children in third through fifth grades hosted by Trailside Nature and Science Center last spring. Participants ticipating in Y programs men and women who are inter- in this program enjoyed learning basic fishing skills and trying their luck to catch a fish in Lake Surprise. This fall the Trailside can result in stronger fam- ested in establishing friendships Explorers workshops will meet on alternating Wednesdays and will investigate topics including orienteering, migrating hawks and ily and community rela- ajid attending social events with eagles and learning basic tracking techniques. one another. The group is open to tionships — something all suggestions regarding activi- we all value." ties such as concerts, films, lec- tures and other activities. For Fall fun for kids, parents at Trailside — Dave Mueller more information, please call MOUNTAINSIDE — With autumn residents. "Dusk to Dark." encourages visitors to Westfield Area YMCA (908) 233-2771 and leave a mes- quickly approaching, Trailside Nature and "Small Fry Days" is a drop-off program explore the reservation and its inhabi- sage. Science Center is offering a variety of edu- for 4-6 year old children. The "Small Fry tants during the evening hours. "Night Following aw some of the pro- cational programs for adults, children and Days" workshop series is designed to fos- Hike." for kids age 5 and older with an grams the Westfield Area Y will families of all ages. Due to limited space, ter awareness and appreciation of the nat- adult, investigates the homes and hide- otter for families this fall: Westfield art group all programs and workshops require pre- ural world through nature hikes, explo- outs of the local wildlife. Participants will — Adventure Guides is for chil- featured in exhibit registration. ration and hands-on activities. Children search for tree houses, burrows and nests dren ages 5-9 and their father or "Trailside's location in the scenic participating in this series of workshops, as He Ids and forests are explored. "Night other male adult role model. The WESTFIELD - Members of Watchung Reservation provides the per- which meets weekly on Tuesdays from Hike" is offered Oct. 12 or Nov. 16 from 7- purpose of the program is to the Contemporary Art Group of strengthen the parent-child bond' fect outdoor classroom to have fun while 9:45-11 a.m. or Wednesdays from 1:15- 8 p.m. by fostering understanding and the Westfield Art Association will learning about the environment and the 2:30 p.m., can discover how to become an "Little Night OWIH," for children ages 3- hold an exhibition of their recent companionship. natural world around us," said Union animal detective, collect an array of beau- 5 with an adult, allows participants to lis- Monthly meetings fnr work, "Artists Harvest," from County Freeholder Bette Jane Kowalski. tiful autumn leaves, investigate empty ten to owl stories, see owl pictures and father/child pairs meet in .small Sept. 1-30 at the Watchung Arts Adults with children ages 4 and bird nests, look for white-tail deer and/or hear the calls of great horned, screech and circles < or groups I Jbr games, Center. younger are invited to participate in forecast the weather conditions necessary barred owls. Participants will take a short crafts, discussions and refresh- Members of the Contemporary "Baby Makes Three," a workshop designed for snow. hike to set' where these nocturnal animals ments. Quarterly events include Art Group work with a wide to acquaint adults and children with the First and second-graders can register hunt and hide. Choose from two dates to eampouts, trips to the zoo. chil- range of artistic media to create natural world through sensory hikes and for "Afterschool Explorations" on take part in "Little Night Owls," either dren's theater and mure. paintings, sculpture, photography other hands-on activities. This autumn, Thursdays from 3:30- 4:45 p.m. This sea- Nov. 2 or Dec-. 7. from 0:30-7:30 p.m. — Rainbows is a nationally rec- and prints. participants in thin workshop series can son, children are invited to participate in Pre-rogi.stration is required for both ognized support group for kids All are invited to attend the discover interesting facts about owls, a hawk watch at Seelev's Pond, discover evening programs, and the fee is $5 per who are ex|x>riencing the loss or artists' reception, which will be investigate spiders for Halloween, visit how to use a trail map and lead the group person for Union County residents and S6" absence of a loved one. The 12- held 1-4 p.m. Sept. 11. Watchung Stables to learn about horses, down one of Trailside's marked trails, hike per person for out-of-munty residents. week curriculum takes partici- • The Watchung Arts Center is hike the trails in search of wild turkeys to Watchung Stables and learn about Adults and children of all ages are pants through the grieving located at 18 Stirling Rd., on the and/or use your senses to match evergreen horseback riding, meet live snakes and invited to take part in "Outdoor prtx'ess, using activities designed Watchung circle. Gallery hours trees with their cones. "Baby Makes turtles and/or discover what it takes to Adventures," offered weekly on Saturdays. to help them identify and express are 1-7:30 p.m. Thursday and 1- Three" meets on alternating Tuesdays survive in the cold, winter woods. Each week a different theme is featured. emotions associated with signifi- 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. or 1-2 p.m. The fee "Trailside Explorers," for third to fifth- Participants will explore the colors of fall, cant loss. Friday and Saturday. The gallery for each family (up to four members) is S8 graders, is a series of workshops that take learn about the elusive life style of the — Mommy and Me classes for is open to the public and admis- per workshop for residents of Union an in-depth look at plants, animals and coyote, visit the Deserted Village uf preschoolers and a parent, and sion is free. For further informa- County and $10 per workshop for non- their habitats. Meeting on alternate Feltville on a walking tour and discover Parent/Child (Masses for school- tion, contact Sheilia Lenga at county residents. Wednesdays from 3:30-4:45 p.m., these what it takes to survive in the wild during age- children and a parent, provide (908> 687-2617 or the Watchung Children ages 3 or 4 accompanied by an classes will help students investigate the the cold winter months. Admission to opportunities for skill development Arts Center at (908) 753-0190. adult can take part in a variety of pro- life styles of migrating hawks and eagles, "Outdoor Adventures" is a suggested and fun — together. grams through the "Two of Us" workshops learn the skills needed for orienteering, donation of $1 per person. Times vary — Sunday afternoons from held each Tuesday from 1:30-2:30 p.m. hike the 1.2 mile Yellow Trail, enhance weekly, so call Trailside for a complete 3:30-5 from October through Service League shops These interactive programs encourage wildlife habitat by creating brush piles for listing. March are Family Time. Members will re-open for fall nature discovery through hikes and other animals and/or discover how to identify For a complete fall brochure that and non-members nre invited to indoor and outdoor activities. Workshops the tracks of eight different animals that includes a listing of all children and fami- participate in a variety of whole- WESTFIELD —The Westfield this season will include information on live in the Watchung Reservation. ly workshops and upcoming special some family activities such as Service League's Thrift and swimming, arts and crafts and insects, raccoons, skeletons, bird nests and The cost per class to participate in each events, or for n new autumn adult work- gym activities. Consignment Shops, located at dinosaurs. Participants will enjoy crafts, of these children's workshops — "'Small shop brochure, visit Trailside or call (908) 114 Elmer St., will reopen for games and theme hikes through the Fry Days," "Afterschool Explorations" or 789-3670. Patrons may also browse the Family trips, single parent fam- business at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Watchung Reservation during the autumn "Trnilsidc Explorers" — is $8 per child for Union County Web site at www.ucnj.org. ily activities, parenting workshops Sept. 7. season. Each workshop is $8 per child Union County residents and $10 for non- Trailside Nature and Science Center is and more are also available.. For The Thrift Shop rucks are full more information or to register, accompanied by an adult for Union county residents. located at 452 New Providence Rd. in visit the YMCA online at with fall merchandise. In addi- County residents and $10 for non-county A family workshop series entitled Mountainside. tion to clothing for the whole www.westfieldvnj.org or call (908) family, books, toys and jewelry 233-2700. will also be .sold at affordable- prices. Donations to the Thrift Shop will also be accepted starting on Nature trail ride is back due to popular demand Sept. 7. On opening day, the Consignment Shop will be accept- MOUNTAINSIDE — wildlife along the way. No riding ing and selling merchandise. Trailside Nature and Science experience is necessary. Each Center will again offer an participant will receive a book- •

At Fusion, Students y strike a pose dance isn t at Yvette Dance & Fitness Studio just for Students from the Yvette Dance & Fitness Studio in Cranford, recent- the girls ly performed in Theatre's Spring Dance Concert. KENILWORTH — Who says The studio offers a wide variety of dancing is just for girls? At classes including ballet, tap, mod- Fusion Dance Centre, boys are ern, hip-hop and jazz, from pre- holding their own in a variety of school through adult. A special classes, including tap, jazz, bal- "pre-dance" class is designed for let, and hip-hop. 3-year-olds, and a new class, "Mad "Male dancers are dominat- Hot Ballroom," will be offered for ing the industry these days, 10-14-year-olds. Many students from Broadway to ballet compa- from the school go on to nies to MTV," strid Sharon Broadway, dance companies, mod- Rauber, co-director of Fusion eling, touring companies, judges, Dance Centre. "At Fusion, our choreographers and more. In-per- goal is for boys to feel confident son registration is Aug. 30 and 31 and Sept. 6 and 7 from 4-7 p.m. at coming to dance class. For our the studio. For schedules and fur- younger guys, we offer classes ther information, call (908) 276- with a 'No Girls Allowed' rule. 3539. Pictured from left are I'm not even allowed in the Rachelle Bastein,, Angela Smith, room!" Isabel Encarnicion, Loraiyn Jarrod Harden, co-director, Sortino, Jorrte Richlin-Zack, agrees. "Boys see stars like Jennifer Kujowski, Hope Skibitsky, Usher, Justin Timberlake, and Olivia Mode and Amanda Cohen. Savion Glover, and think danc- ing could be coo! to try, but they get discouraged walking into a pink room filled with twirling girls in tutus. Here, our guys get to dance like guys!" Back-to-school headaches can be sign of something serious For the 3-5 year olds, Boys If your child wukes up on the dean of the University of chronic headaches. One out uf began before the age? of 10. symptoms may be suffering Jump, Tumble, and Tap classes first day of school complaining Medicine and Dentistry of New every five young people — that's "We also know that there is a from a migraine or chronic are a fun alternative to the of a headache, it may be just a Jersey (UMDNJ) School of more than 10 million children genetic predisposition for headache: kinder-combos, which focus on headache, but it could also bt? an Ostcopnthic Medicine and the overall — suffer from chronic migraines." Dr. Gallagher said. — Waking up because of a ballet, tap, and creative move- indication of a more serious con- (bunding director of the headaches." "If a woman has migraines, her headache ment. Instead, boys start class dition such as u migraine. University Headache Center in Parents may not realize the children will have a f)0 percent — Nausea, vomiting or stom- with the dynamics of tap, then "For many children, the Moorc-stovvn. "The stress of new seriousness of their children's chance of having migraines too. ach pain kick off their shoes and bounce beginning of tin- .school yvnr is teachers, schools or classmates complaints because they mistak- Thai number increases to 75 — Headache that goes away around obstacle courses with a loaded with events that can and changes in diet and sleep enly assume that headaches arc percent when both parents have with rest focus on basic tumbling and aer- trigger headache symptoms," patterns are common cause of an adult disease. In fact, sur- migraines." — Pain increases with physi- obic activity. For the guys ages said Dr. K. Michael (Jalhigher, migraine and other types of veys show that 20 percent of According to the National cal activity 6-8, Boys Hip Hop teaches the adults who have migraines Headache- Foundation, a child — Headache severity increas- latest dance moves in a high- report that their first headaches who exhibits the following es or headaches occur more fre- energy class focused on strength quently and attitude. The guys who ore — Changes in temperament 9 and older jump right into or personality mixed classes and often end up — Car or motion sickness. learning faster than the girls. The University of Medicine Dancing is a great way to t, DANCED The New Jersey and Dentistry of New Jersey work on the agility needed for comprises New Jersey's only soccer, football, basketball, and ^Workshop for the medical schools, the state's only other sports. Many professional FITNESS WEAR dental school, a graduate school athletes have taken dance to of biomedical sciences, a school help improve their game. Complete line of: of health related professions, a "It was so great to see so dancewear * dance shoes school of nursing and a school of many boys onstage in last year's Has n public health on campuses in recital. Not just in hip-hop, but fitness wear * yoga wear Art Music Drar Newark, Piscataway/New ballet, tap, jazz, and lyrical accessories * Gifts Brunswick, Camden, Stratford, . They were so confident Now With Beginner Recorder *£ Violin ClassP and Scotch Plains. UMDNJ also in themselves, and that carries jewelry & much more! operates University Hospital, with them outside of the dance Ages 3-5 AM & f»M Classes Newark, and University studio in everyday activities," Behavioral Health Care. said Harden, BACK TO SCHOOL Register Now! 90&-789-9696 It is affiliated with more than Fusion Dance Centre is locat- SPECIAL .^ 200 health care and educational ed at 753 Boulevard in 150-152 East Brood Street Westfiek/, Nj 07090 institutions throughout the Kenilworth. For more informa- 10% Discount state. tion, call (908) 620-1000. with this ad (Exp. 9/30/05) V We invite you to share 105B Walnut Ave. FREE GIFT the beauty of'Shubbat with us With $80 at a special service and oneg to -5 Cranford Purchase welcome new and prospective members. ipoiFALL BEGINNER CLASSES 908-276-9100 Join us at one or both services Monday 4:45 - 3 & 4 years old OPEN HOUSE Wednesday 4:45 - 5 & 6 years old Friday evening, August 19 "V* & DANCE 7:30 p.m. • Meet our clergy, lay leaders & members, 2nd class 4:45 - 7 & Older DEMONSTRATION tour our Religious School, meet our staff ; Saturday 10am - Beginners all ages 8:00 p.m. • Shabbat service Who says dancing is just for girls? Wed., August 31 ' Tuesday 7:30 - Adult - 5-7pm Friday evening, September 2 Ceili Dancing 7:15 p.m. • Meet our clergy, lay leaders & members, : In-person Beginner & Advanced Registration Available. tour our Religious School, meet our stuff 7:45 p.m. • Shanbal Hullelu Service (Shahbat service in song)

If you have any questions or want membership information, feel free to call Carolyn Shane al y(),X-232-677Our reach us by email [email protected].

29 Alden Street, Cranford • 908-276-8181 Rahbi Doug Sagal www.deirdreshea.com Cantor Martha Novick Rahbi Jennifer Calyman Temple Emanu-El Rabbi Leah Doberne-Sdmr 756 EaM Bnxid Sired. Wtstfield Carolyn Shane. Kxeculive Director 90K/232-6770 ^ Eastern Gymnastics Academy GYMNASTICS * * {preschool thru Advanced Levels) Awesome Birthday Parties Cheerleading (Tumbling Classes & Team Programs) . uiisr-\ EASTERN DANCE ACADEMY (Disney Princess, Tiny TuTu, Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop) Cnriord fJJ STATE CERTIFIED fusion centre "'TR- CHILD CARE (2yrs to Kindergarten) / v> Just foi the guys s. Snack Pack Program Boy's Jump, Tumble, and Tap • Boy's Hip Hop 3» 9 to 11am 'k^ :^ Foi everyone After School Care Program Tap • Ballet • Jazz • Lyrical • Hip Hop * Kinder • Modern -Adult Classes * Performance Team One Commerce Dr., CRANFORD • 908-272-2560 753 Boulevard, Kenilworth, NJ 07033 www.Gasterngymnastics.com (908) 620-1000 ~ 565 Rahway Ave-, UNION • 908-81O-13OO Gold Medal Cafe . Call NOW for a FREE BROCHURE www.sunburstnj.com Now Open! August 26, 2005 Record Press B-3 school Arlene Ur-Britt joins Sandy Deck's is the Cindy Smith's studio place for party fun CRANFORD—Sandy Deck's wings to the chicken dance, GARWOOD — The Cindy Johnstone in Bltx)d Brothers at is the place to be for any and all children can have a great time Smith Dance Studio, which will the George Street Playhouse. of your party needs. The studio at the parties. open its doors in September Un- Other previous performances is full of fun people who are "The parties that we have in its 51st year, recently credits include Maria in West excited about making your the studio are great because we announced that Arlene rr-Britt Side Stmy, Magnolia in child's party a special occasion do it all and you have the whole will be joining the staff ns a Shiiivhtxit. Kan rev in that ho or she will never for^H. place to yourself. We schedule musical theatre instructor at the Oklahoma, Luisa in The From tho moment you step one parly at a time so that you Garwood location. Musical thc- Ftuitastiek.s, and Rosemary in into the bright and cheery will have our complete atten- atre embraces dance routines, Hoie to Succeed. Arlene has also atmosphere at Sandy Deck's tion." said owner Mary .Jane music, song*, and spoken dia- acted professionally in summer Parties, it becomes obvious that Conte. She also pointed nut, "We logue. Proper voice technique, stock and dinner theaters. Arlene Ur-Britt as she appeared as Madame Dubonnet in this is a place focused on hav- can also bring our complete par- improving stage presence nnel Returning instructors/chore- Cranford Repertory Theatre's production of The Boyfriend this ing fun. The studio's colorful ties to you." confidence in front of an audi- ographers for the upcoming summer. walls reveal the nuiiiy theuu'.s Parties include invitations, ence, auditioning skills, inter- dance season include 1'atti a B.F.A. in dance, lias choreo- most recently The Boyfriend that Sandy Deck's Parties can food, refreshments, dessert, preting and presenting (he song Stryker. director of Cindy's offer for children. With more paper goods, music, dancing, and theatrical movement are all (Jaruood Studio. Stryker has graphed for the JCC in West and has performed in manv Orange and for Cranford CRT musicals. than 18 themes to choose from, awesome goody hags, quality part of the class experience. been instructing dance for over your child can search for hidden activities and craft projects. Classes will he held on 1'Yiday IS years and currently tenches Repertory Theatre. She has Torn McKie, who recently performed in numerous CRT toured in Slovenia and Austria treasure at a princess/pirate Sandy Deck's Parlies can also afternoons at :i:'.U) and t:.'if) p.m. tap. jazz, aiid preschool/combo. treasure adventure party, get provide lit her extras, including Ur-Britt has directed more She is also Dance Director at productions and is program timching hip-hop master classes, direct or of Stars of Tomorrow's and Dana Cioss, who teaches make-up and nails done torn costume character entertain- than 30 productions for various Stars of Tomorrow Performing special tea party or have a blast Two-Week Program and has jazz,ballet, tap, and hip hop in ment. groups including Olhir. West Arts Camp. at ;i carnival party. taught dance ai the camp since various area studios, also are This fall, look lor Juinmin Side Story, and You're A CIIHMI Kristen S/.tancsik. another If your chiiii likes art proj- Jammies to begin. Kvery Friday it opened its doors. Smith teach- part of the team of instructors Man, Charlie Broun for the dance instructor, has been a ects. Sandy Deck's Parties can from 7 p.m. to midnight, chil- es jazz, tap, ballet, Pointe and Cranford Re|X'rtory Theatre. dance student, for over 20 years, nt the studio. offer everything from stuff-a-pet dren are invited to a Pajania She has also directed summer studying tap. jazz, ballet, pointe, modern al Cindy Smith Dance The Cindy Smith Dance to sand art to plastercrafi to Party. Pajamas and slippers theater camps in Metucheu and lyrical, hip-hop and modern. Studio. Studio is located at 98 North groovy tye-dyeing parties. Older required. Watchung and her most recent Siie has performed with the Christine Petillo. who has Ave. in Ganvood and /51 S. 21st kids can strut their stuff at a Sandy Deck's parlies is locat- endeavor was the owner and Cranford Repertory Theatre been taking classes al the stu- St. in Keiiiiworth. For infonna- karaoke or eheerlcading party, ed at 12;! North t'nioii Ave. in director of "Song and Dance and assisted with the choreog- dio since she was 2, will now be tiom-ail (908) 789-912.1 while the younger ones can u.se downtown Cranlord, or visit Kids Performing Arts (.'amp" in raphy of many CRT produc- choreographing for the studio's Registration for new students is their imagination at the www.sandvdeekparties.com or Garwood. Ur-Britt recently tions. competition team. She has cho- sel-mluled for Tuesday and dinosaur dig, safari or the play call (908) 272-0877 for informa- returned to the musical theatre -Jennie Smith, a graduate of reographed for CRT's produc- Wednesday, Sept. 6 and 7, from party. Whether they are - tion on bow you can experience n stage in the leading role of Mrs. Montclair State University with tions of Grease. •12 " Street, and 6-S p.m. at the Ganvood studio. ing and shouting, doing the Children's Entertainment at its limbo or flapping (heir chicken Best." Registration open at Beyond Dance Catholic High School CRANFORD — Fall registra- studio includes ballet, tap, season, bringing home 10 first Cooperative Admissions Examination tion continues this weekend at jazz/hip-hop, Pointe, lyrical, mod- place trophies from (bur presti- Beyond Dance, located at 123 ern, musical comedy, modern, gious competitions and looks to for September 2006 North Union Ave. The school will musical comedy, creative dance add to that number this season. be open both Friday and i ages 3-1), kinder combo lage 5i, Beyond Dance offers classes for Friday, November 11, 2005 Saturday from noon-o p.m. for in- and dance combo (ages fi-7). For children, teens and adults, begin- person registration and lo allow the first time, the studio will be ner-advanced levels. For more On November 11, 2005 take the first step to ensure a students get acquainted with the offering Salsa classes for adults. information about the studio, call faith-filled and successful future Kir ymir eighth grader. studio and its start'. Beyond Dance's competition (908) 272-2522 or send an email Written requests tor an application ami further When you come to the studio, team had a verv successful second to BevonddanceXt'Verizon.net. you will see the waiting room is information, as well us telephone inquiries, should he always clean and has plenty of directed to; seating for parents with an area The Best Party for younger children to play. Your Child Could Cooperative Admissions Examination Office There is always someone helping Have CTB/McGraw-Hill in the waiting room to handle 20 Ryan Ranch Road • Monterey, California 93940 questions and to take phone calls. Choose any o( *Arts & Crafts •Jewelry Beading The changing room allows stu- our fun-ffllcd *Sand Art *Stutf-a-Pet [email protected] dents to have some privacy and parly themes: • Hair, Nails & Makeup •Tea Party offers a place to store their • Karaoke • Dinosaur Dig -800-569-COOP • 1-800-569-2667 hi-twecn 8:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time belongings while they are in the 123 N. Union Ave • Prmcess'Pirate Adventure • Cheerleacling The Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of Newark classroom. CRANFORD • Fun & Games • Carnival "Parents often comment on 908-272-0877 • Plaster Craft •Tye-Dye how comfortable the facility is for "An education for the future, faith for a lifetime!" Over 100 Costume Characters • We Supply Everything 1 their family,".says Jorge Cortes, 1 h nl tin .An liilitHf-f "I Ni'w.irk uvlmini: •.nujriii'- truiii .my r;ur, lolnr. 11.11 h>tul ur I'tlmii' co-owner and director of Beyond Dance. Parking is available rifjht outside the studio door in the UNIVKKSITY OF MKDICINE Cleveland Plaza parking lot. •t • Tap • & DENTISTRY OF NEW JERSEY At the end of each season, a Jazz/Hip Hop • SCHOOL OF HEALTH RELATED PROFESSIONS recital is held to demonstrate Department of Allied Dental Education what each of the students has Pointe • Lyrical • accomplished throughout the em • Musical Comedy omiminit} C'ulli'tie. IW\ Count} ('ollcjii'it I'nimi ('mints Culk- 1 776 K;irii;iii Road. SfiiMi'l'laiiiv \J O7(I7(> year. Kara Vallone, co-owner and Creative Dance Kinder Combo primary instructor says, "While it important to know the routine Dance Combo Courses Of Study Include: designed for the recital, it is also important to learn proper tech- Dental Assisting, Dental Hygiene, nique and improve each child's Advanced Certificates in DA & DH, level of skill while having an abundance of fun." Continuing Education Courses, and The studio offers a children's Baccalaureate Degrees dance program for students ages SALSA 3 to 7. The philosophy of the pro- /

BIRTHPAY FOR INFORMATION CALL: (908) 276-3539 ARTIES FREE NEW Developer C\a&&\ Now Available Children age& 7-13 The YVETTE DANCE & FITNESS STUDIO Develop your own video game1. 1 18 WALNUT AVENUE • CRANFORD ~1.877.577.8918 CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 8th B-4 Record Press August 26, 2005 school Register Open houses upcoming now at at Nicole fs Yoga studio GARWOOD — Nicole's Yoga, The restorative yoga class con- the 2,500-square foot studio locat- sists of exercises done on floor or ed at 94 North Avenue in chair for those with disabilities. A Cranford Garwood, will start the fall ses- series of movements performed sion the week of Sept. 12. Open with great attention and without houses are scheduled for Sept. 6 pain. This class will utilize asanas from 4 to 7 p.m., Sept. 8 from 2 to (postures) to develop balance, lim- Guitar 7 p.m., Sept. 10 from 1 to 4 p.m., berness, and strength. Benefits GAKWOOD — Now i« the per- Sept. 12 from 4 to 7 p.m. Free are proper alignment, increasing fect liim* to rupisUT for private yoga introductory and evaluation circulation and flexibility and a guitar, clrum.s or keyboard lessons classes are offered on Sept. 7 at reduction of stiffness in joints. lit Cnmlbnl Guitar and Music 8:30 p.m., Sept. 10 at 1:45 p.m. or Special props are used to stabilize ('outer. 1/oaitod MI f>6 North Avo., by appointment. the spine and open the body to the center specializes in top ([iiiil- Nicole Mode founded the meet the outlines of asanas. ity beginner and advanced music Nicole's Yoga Center in 1988; she The yoga back class is experi- instruction far all ntfos. All has taught more than 22,000 yoga enced sitting and lying down and instructors are skilled musicians classes in New Jersey since 1980 is well suited for those with respi- and creatively integrate, tin? lat- and is dedicated to maintaining ratory problems, asthma, back est in music technology to pro- the purity of the art of yoga. The problems or cardio-vascular diffi- vide a rich musical learning Center is open all year around culties. Benefits include restoring experience. Guitarist Mike Szewczuk of Clark, guitarist Kyle Casey of Scotch Plains, and drummer and recording and offers 24 yoga classes per balance, hip joint opening, expan- engineer Bob Uuskus at work during the recording session of Jam Camp 2005 at Cranford Guitar and week, with daily morning, after- sion of the thoracic cage, strength- Vocal instructor Katie Ijower Music Center. noon and evening programs received her HFA in musical the- ening belly and back muscle, regarded by his peers as one of in^, mixing suit I mastering cn^i- graduated from Rimon School of designed for even' level of ability, reducing cardiovascular stress ater (nun the I'niversity of 1 physical condition and age. Miami last year. I»wor studied the area's premiere guitarists. iH't-r lor the band Prymaxt . Jazz and Contemporary Music in and normalizing muscle tone. Fcrraro is currently guitarist of (iiiitar instructor Daw Kamat Hasharon, Israel. The center offers five different Nicole is also offering voice and musical theater at levels of classes, at which four Carnegie Melon University and the original instrumental rock Mondra^oi) toured nationally Piano instructor Elan Mehlur Kundalini, a new technique of fusion power trio Prymaxe. with H.Tmvn ConnvU1 us part of received the International types of yoga are practiced: Hutha physical and mental exercises, has studied classical voice and Yoga, to transform the body to musical theater technique with Bob Muskus combines hi.s Ozzli'.st 2003. MTmvn Concreto Association of Jazz Educators incorporating the art and science years of drumming experience has appeared with sut'h notable Now England award. Mehler make it a vehicle for self-realiza- of Kundalini Yoga to all aspects of Paula Brown, Stephen Neeley, tion; Asthanga Yoga, which con- the human life. and Lisa Hradon and jazz vnico and computer knowledge to pro- metal hands as Anthrax, Slayer, holds a bachelor's degree in vide students with a unique Incubus, Soul Fly. Adema and Bio sists of different practices such as The new dynamic Yoga for with Julie Silvern Jensen. r music from New York University. breath control, posture, concentra- instructional experience. Muskus I lazard. Monrlrn^ on appeared Guitar instructor Dnvc Teenagers (ages 11-15) class will ('enter owner Joe Ferrari) con- tion, meditation, moral obser- promote growth and health and tinues to teach jniitar ami is is the drummer as well as record- with K.Town Concrete on MTV2 Wi I locks earned a bachelor's vance, and self-discipline; Kriya Head Hangers Hall. degree in jazz performance from help adolescents to become more Yoga the uniun between the male self-controlled. Benefits include Guitar instructor Chuck the University of Miami. and female creative principles; Lorant bejjan his study of the maintaining the balance of the Willcocks studied with guitarists and Kundalini Yoga, the final endocrine glands that govern New Jersey fjuitar at Cranford (uiitar and Randall Dollahon, Brad Stephik. realization of the self. Music CcntiT at tilt' n^e of 12. growth and development. School of Ben Mondor, and Rob Lovit pro- Nicole's method of studying All Nicole's Yoga classes end Guitar instructor Cory Ferrnro viding a strong background in yoga is orderly and progressive, with meditation or visualization. began studying with his dad, gui- theory, improvisation and compo- with step by step instructions on Stress symptoms are reduced and Ballet tarist Jcie Ferraro. at the a^e. of sition. how to perform each posture, the nervous system is refreshed 12. Cory attended Delaware Guitar instructor Chris Brown breathing, meditation and visuali- and enlivened. Meditation is the Ballet • Jazz * Tap Valley College and has begun to has been performing with the zation technique. The center offers process of removing attention follow his father's fbutslep.s. Cory Brother John Brown band for the classes for the back, breathing from conditions and circum- CLASSES FOR ALL AGES AND LEVELS has established himself as one of past two years as a guitarist and and weight reduction, as well as stances. the frecjuently-rwniestL'd guitar vocalist. yoga for mom and baby, children, For more information, call Open Classes & Intensive Program instructors at Cranford Guitar. For more information, call teenagers, seniors, and a teacher (908) 789-6426 or visit Guitar instructor Yaron Eilnm (908) 232-7122. training program. Somerville www.nicolesyogacenter.com. Morristown * Livingston | 973-597-9600 or 908-526-2248 Emphasis is on fun at Eastern Dance Academy CRANFORD — Fun, fun, fun Academy designs its instruction with his staff, has a combined CLASSES FOR BABIES, CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS is what parents and kids are to take advantage of this part of professional experience of over 25 talking about after dance classes our makeup. The classes offer years in the dance industry. at Eastern Dance Academy. dance instruction by a profession- Registration for fall classes is Kids are naturally motivated al experienced staff in a bright now going on and is on a first- to music, and Eastern Dance environment. Victor Horn, along coine, first-served basis. Student- YOGA to-teacher ratios are low, so space NEW PROGRAM STARTS SEPT 12 is limited. Unlike larger studios, -• ",o. tiie center's focus is on fun and creative dance expression. Costumes are kept to a mini- mum, and end of the year recitals SOCIAL SKILLS are under one hour. Each student is highlighted and made to feel Wednesday, September 7 at 8:30pm special. Young dancers pose at the Saturday, September Wat 1:45pm FOR CHILDREN Eastern Dance Academy offers Eastern Dance Academy. or by appointment. classes in Disney Princess (ages a.m. to 8 p.m, or register by mail HATHA, ASH I A\(,A, Kl NDAl.l \I. RAJA, V1FDITATION IT Do you feel that your child may need help recognizing 3-4), tiny tutu (ages 3-4), kinder or phone. The center is located at combo, tap, jazz, ballet, and hip- 1 Commerce Drive in Cranford. Tuesday, September 6 from 4 to 8:30pm the skills necessary to participate in social situations? ;i ^ Thursday, September 8 from 2 to 7:00pm hop. An open house will be held For more information, call (908) (>I'I\ MOLSI DAW Saturday, September 10 from 1 to 4:00pmI Aug. 29 through Sept. 1 from 8 272-2560. Monday, September 12 from 4 to 7:00pm \ Individual and Group Seiiioni available. For more information, call 908-301-0900 PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS NICOLE'S YOGA CENTER, LLC SUSAN MENDELSON, MSW, LSW 94 NORTH AVE.,GARWOOD-(908)7896426 Cranford Guitar and Music Center Call Tor brochure or visit mw.nirolesyogaccntcr.com 56 North Ave SPKC'IAL C IASSKS K)R SKIMIORS GarwoodNJ 07027 /Guitar Musicians of All Ages Sign Up Today! String Players, Wind Players, Brass Players Tel: 908 232 7 ir Are vou looking for a place to play Symphonic music in a Experience & Trust YOU can count On relaxed, learning environment7 Are you free on Thursday nights? Join the New Jersey Intergenerational Orchestra! WATCH ME CROW Nursery School REGISTER NOW! String openings at All Skill Levels' Auditions not required it Temple Beth-El Maker Chayim REGISTER DY PHONE (except for advanced Chamber group) Open House Registration on Sept. IS »nd 22 338 Walnut Avenue • Cranford, NJ 07016 at Cranford High School, 201 Weal End Place, in House Registration Cranford, NJ from 6:15-8:4S p.m. Rehearsal ph#(908) 276-KIDS at 7:00 p.m. N»«veau group begins Sept. 22, «:00p.m. Sept6&7 N4IOj.K. ,«,.-.«.«,;«. "Woodwinds and Brass, contact NilO for openings Claim fir IJII 6pm-8pm For more Information, contact NJIO: I - 4 run tM Itw Sludint phone: 908-656-0097- e-mail: [email protected] - web site: www.njio.org Tttektr Ratl* Anw GAAWOOD Sniwo EXTENIfl HOURS STATE • HIP HOP/ ACCREPITEP Classes Start JUiiliilt STREET FUNK Noah's Ark Preschools • BALLET SeptlOth 836 Mountain ave. Wesffield • TAP Indoor Gym Facility-Outdoor Playground Educational & Fun For The (908) 232-7011 •JAZZ Whole Family! All Ages-Children, /Sa!iPk\ • PRE-SCHOOL Teens Jots, Adults! piraif 618 Central ave. Westfield •ACTING Jfflt 1908) 232-0175 • PCMNTE Introducing Currently Accepting September Enrollment Helen K. Baldwin • MODERN Musical Theatre. 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FINKELSTEIN IRVING DEJESUS RAHWAY FINNEGAN CRAIG L33 LEWIS AVE SUMMIT LANCE J703 BRYANT ST DEJESUS A111 PRIMROSE WY WARREN FINNERTY T J81 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE NEW PROVIDENCE OEJONO LEE ELIZABETH 421 IRVINGTONAVE ELIZABETH MARIANA 745 JERSEY STREET '/ FIOLA DOMOND DELACRUZ CLARK FIORILLO CAMILO A821 CLEVELAND AVE ELIZABETH PATRICK 29 WENDELL PLACE ; " DELANEY 638 ROSEWOOD AVE ,_ ROSELLE FIORILLO DILLIA 1324 NORTH AVENUE C/O NELSON C MONTE1RO ELIZABETH DELATORRE ARNULFO V19REMERAVE ANTHONY ARCID1AC0NO SPRINGFIELD KRISANNE 1000 STUYVESANT AVE BUTTS J UNION FIRE SPRINGFIELD DELCORPO 437 HOLLYWOOD AVE HILLSIDE FIRST COLONIAL MORTGAGE OF NJ 13AJULESLN LINDEN DELDEO ANGELA UNION 155 SMITH STREET CRANFORO AMAOO F1955 MOUNTAINVIEWAVE FISHER KENNETH DELEON RAKWAY FITZGERALD ANN 23? NORTH AVE C/O CAROL FITZGERALD W CRANFORD NICK 392 B UNION ST . •„ • -. DELORETTO SB50 WEST GRAND ST. #J-3 -. •.. ELIZABETH FITZGERALD PETER A164 BERWYWST. ROSELLE PARK DELVA MARIE M19O0 GRAND ST. SCOTCHPLAINS FITZPATRICK REILLY SUPPLE & GAUL 571 CENTRAL AVE NEW PROVIDENCE DEMARCO LISA ELIZABETH 7086 SPRINGFIELDAVE SUMMIT JAMES 912 N BROAD STREET FLETCHER MARYELLEN DEMESTICHAS L1208 COO LI DGE AVE UNION FLEVRIMOND ALIX 717 WASHINGTON AVE. LINDEN DEMONET DAVID LAWRENCE G977 PARK TERRACE UNION DEMONET 1600 ST GEORGE AVE RAHWAY OENHOLTZ/ STEVEN (Continued on page B-6) B-6 Record Press August 26, 2005> Legal Notices

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KAPLAN STEVEN 75 A TROY DR GUIEPE ELIZABETH KAPUSTINSKY SPRINGFIELD ' DANTE R567 MADISON AVE 1 DOROTHY A2046 EMERSON AVE UNION GUNN ROSE WARREN KARATAI ALEXANDftE A2OFAIRFJELDAVE UNION 421 PENNINGTON STREET ELIZABETH GUNNING EVELYN R1517 STUYVESANT AVE KARLSSON STEFAN 750 N BROAD STA11J GUNTAKA KARNILAW JERE ELIZABETH YUGANDHAR 255 COUNTRY CLUB LN SCOTCH PLAINS 111 VINTON CIRCLE FANWOOD GUTIERREZ ROSA N1771 WHITT1ER STREET RAHWAY KARPE ALEXANDER 23B E WESTFIELDAVE GUTOWSKI ELIZABETH KARRAS W ROSELLE PK MICHELLE (51 THIRD AVE C/O LANATEX PRODUCTS 25 WALNUT ST SUMMIT . GUTTER MAN SERVICES 114 NORTH AVE CRANFORDG TON KASIANIK JOHN 269 PHILLIPS TERR GUZMAN ELIZABETH KASON CORP TR UNION LEONARDO 20 HAYES AVE 1301 E LINDEN AVE LINDEN ' GWtAZDOWSKI EDWARD 873 HOBSON ST UNION KATARA ASHOK S420 NEW YORK AVENUE HA TERRIL SPENCER KAUFFMAN SUZANA ELIZABETH LINDA C1201 CHRISTINE CIRCLE SCOTCH PLAINS BOX 13D 231 NORTH AVE WEST END ' MADDEN GAIL T509 BROOKLAWN AVE. APT E-t ROSELLE KAY EDITH 1068 PROSPECT ST HAOLEY TRICIA SPRINGFIELD KAZLOW LUCILLE HILLSIDE VS ESSEX RD S507 INWOOD ROAD LINDEN ' HAENO BOK L291 SPRINGFIELD AVE DBA CANDACE NAIL BERKELEY HEIGHT KEALEYS IRIS NANNIES4 DOMES 438 SPRINGFIELDAVE HAFAJA AYMAN ELIZABETH KEAN UNIVERSITY REB LIFE S HOUSING BERKLEY HTS A2B WOLSKI DRIVE 1000 MORRIS AVE UNION HAGAN JOAN K127 PARK STREET WESTFIELD KEARNEY VINCENT 2157 MORRISON AVE HAIDER FUEL INC LINDEN KEARNS-BRUNSON TERRY UNION 101 PARK AVE R368 EAST GRAND AVE. RAHWAY . HAILEY CHERYL 2167 SPRINGFIELD AVE VAUXHALL KEELER DAVID V849 WASHINGTON AVE HAIRSTON DAVID L908 DRAKE AVE ROSELLE KELLER SARA 144 GALES DR GLEN SIDE CARE CTR HAIRSTON MOSES VAUXHALL KELLY ANNE NEWPROVIDENCE C43 CRESTVIEWAVE B333 MANOR AVENUE CRANFORC HALATA ERIC SUMMIT KELLY KAREN M42O GROVE ST S160 SUMMIT AVE APT 35 ROSELE WESTFIELD HALL DEMOND W34 WOODLAWN DR (Continued on page C-4) August 26, 2005 primef/me/

i— NJ Workshop offers Tammam's students full slate of programs vj claim prizes for adults, children WESTFIELD — Students of :; As September approaches, NJWA Jazz Band, the Alphorn Sondra Ttunmam, pianist and co- parents are faced with many Workshop and Ensemble, the director of the Dorothy Tnuhman •! choices regarding programs in Friday Morning String Piano Seminars have recently won, which they can enroll their chil- Ensemble, and the Full Count prizes in New York and New dren, or programs in which they Big Band. Jersey cnin|X'titions. can also participate. Other performance opportuni- In June, six sludent.s performed The New Jersey Workshop for ties include participation in the at Carnegie Hall's Wcill Hall as the Arts, located at 150-1.52 East Musical Theater Performance winners of the Piano Teachers Broad St. in Westfield, offers n Workshop, for students ages 10 Society of America Com|x?tition. variety of classes which can to 18, and the Light Bulb They aiv Qiaozi Yang, 1 Icnry bring out the creativity in each Players, for those age.s 13 to 18. Nnmkimg, Jean Namkuug, Rachel of its participants, regardless of The Little Opera Company of Kang, Wendy Lin and Grace Kim. age. Now Jersey, directed by Juan In June, Tammam appeared in Students, both children and and Valerie Pineda, brings concert at CAM1 Halt in New York together professionals and young City with AVIIJII Coleman. cellist, adults, can enroll for vocal and and Matti Braun, violinist, of the instrumental music lessons at artists to present fully staged PHOTO BY CHERI R0G0WSKY operas. Phone the Workshop for New York Philharmonic. They also The Music Studio, where private NJIO's cello section performs at Cranford High School. Registration for the orchestra will take performed at the Heeve.s-Reed instruction is given in a 30, 45 audition times for the Light place soon. Arboretum in Summit in a benefit, or 60-minute format. The fall Bulb Players and the Little concert. session, which begins on Sept. Opera Company. 12,'includes lessons in voice, Young children, ages 3 to 5, Timimam lectured on the strings, guitar, woodwinds, NJIO offers open registration Taubman technique at the 200!) can join Kids 'n' Arts, an art, seminar in New York City. She brass, percussion and piano. music and theater craft experi- The New Jersey Intergenerational Orchestra developing musicians to interact with and learn also adjudicated for the NJ State Kids on Keys, a program that ence. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays (NJIO) will hold open house registrations on from from more exjierienml players in a friendly, non- Teen Arts Festival and was chair- helps children learn the funda- or Thursdays, from 9:30 to 11:30 6-8 p.m. Sept. 15 and Sept. 22 at Cranford High compelitive environment. person of tlie NJMTA Concerto mentals of playing the piano, a.m. or 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., chil- School, 201 West End Place, Cranford. NJIO jx'rforms several times a year in Union Competition in conjunction with uses Musique Rapide. This easy- dren create arts and crafts, learn NJIO has openings for string players in all its County venues and travels to locations such as the West Held Symphony to-understand system provides about rhythm and pitch and use orchestras: Nouveau Orchestra, for string players Lincoln Center Fountain Plaza, the I'niti^l Orchestra. who read music and have completed half of Nations in New York, and Washington, DC. for students with a take-home kit percussion and tonal instru- Prizes in tht> MKANJ 28th that includes a keyboard and ments. In theater crafts, they Suzuki Book 1 or equivalent (generally less than special performances. The repertoire for the 2O0fi- two years experience); Symphony Orchestra, for 0(j season is scheduled to include Haydn's Annual tiiiU'd Coiujx^tititin were game board. Susannah Marks will express themselves through awarded to several of her stu- will begin teaching the 10-lesson acting, theater games, creative more advanced musicians — string player* should Surprise symphony, played liv the Symplhno i iv be able to play five scales in two slaves and shift 1 dents. Peter Wang was the first ,: after-school program on movement, dance, puppetry and Orchestra, and Mo/art's IS " Symphony,Svmp'honv, tio bt- prize winner in the 8-year-old cat- ;; Tuesdays and Wednesdays, pantomime. Classes, taught by to third position or hipher, wind and brass players played by the Chamlxir Orchestra. A highlight of should be intermediate level or better; and egory. Wendy Lin also \vv\i first beginning Sept. 14. Diane Burkam, Valerie Pineda NJIO's 2001-05 season was a special fundraising prize in the l!3-vear-«ld category. and Ted Schlosberg, begin on Chamber Orchestra, an auditioned ensemble for gala that featured Peter Schickele and the music The Music Studio also offers advanced musicians, playing the most challenging They were heard in recital at opportunities for musicians to September 27. of P.D.Q. ttach on May 21. 2005. Kenn University, selections. In the orchestra, wind and brass play- Funding for the NJIO been made possible in play in many of its bands, sym- For information on these or ers .should contact NJIO to check for availability. Second prize was awarded to phonies and ensembles, includ- pail by the New .Jersey State Council on the Ails, any programs of the NJWA, call Department of State, through a grant adminis- Stefan Curcic, age 9, and thin! ing the Chamber Orchestra, the (908) 789-9696, or visit their The nominal registration fee for the year is prize went to Grace Kim. Grace High Notes Band, the NJWA $125 for volunteer members (members or parents tered by the I'uion County Division of Cultural & office at 150-152 East Broad St., of members who agree to volunteer 10 hours to Heritage Affairs and also in part by the Cranford and Qiaozi Yang were also finalists! Concert Band, the String, Brass Westfield. Information is also orchestra work' and $175 for non-volunteers. Public Schools. in the NJMTA Concerto and Woodwind Ensembles, the available on the Internet at Competition. Winners in the NJWA Symphony Orchestra, the www.njworkshopforthearts.com. NJIO was ibrnied in 1993 to allow musicians of For more information about registration, visit NJMTA I lonors Recitals were all ages I members have ranged in age from age 6 the NJIO Web site at www.njiaorg or contact Alan David Kobrny Daisy Chang, to 92) and ability the opportunity to experience Campbell or Susan Peterson at Alexander Liu, Anno Marie the joy of making music together. 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SPORTSCENE Westfleld Soccer Association To encourage more high school stu- Athletes head dents to continue playing soccer at the recreational level, the Westfield Soccer Association has extended its registration for the U17 Iniercounty league until Aug 31. back to practice League play will start during the weekend of Sept. 10-11 and end in mid- By DAVM) LAZARUS November. Depending on the level ol rOURKSrONHENT interest, there is a possibility of lorming a co-ed team or combining Westfield play- The last full week of August was a gift to anyone prescient enough ers with players from surrounding towns to have scheduled their family summer vacation. The stifling heat and to compete. humidity that had been making local residents miserable since early Practices will vary by team, but will July had finally broken, making this an ideal week to go away to the usually be once a week The practices Shore or anywhere else. However, chances are that any family thnt will be led by a MetrcStars trainer. To register, visit included high school athletes who play a fall sport was not leaving the www.westfieldnj.conVwsa and click on area. "WSA Player Registration ' Follow the For all intents and purposes, the fall 2005 sports season started instructions for Iniercounty Registration. Monday. Both Westfield and Scotch Plains-Fnmvood high schools were For more information about the program, bustling with activity, with the football teams as well as the boys and click on "Intercounty Program." girls soccer teams going through two-a-day workout sessions. The Fitness Classes at Westfield Y cross country teams had been working on the track and roads since The Westfield Area YMCA is offering a variety of new fitness classes this fall at June, and wore ready to take advantage- of the cooler temperatures to the main facility on Clark Street. New ramp up their training. And although they were less visible, it was classes are available for exercisers of all certain that the volleyball, gymnastic and tennis teams were also get- fitness levels, and range from dance to ting ready. Even the bands and color guards were practicing alongside aerobics to a fast-paced boxing-style the athletes in their own versions of boot camp. workout. While most serious athletes would not dart1 miss these practices, Free Flow Dance & Stretch: This they were just the culmination of a practice season that began June movement based stretch class aims to lli. the day after the spring season ended. Gone are the days when an increase mobility through the release of tension in muscles. Class includes a free athlete could coast through the summer and not worry about his or flowing dance warm up. followed by Take those skills to the Next Level her physical fitness. deep stretching utilizing breathing tech- A 2001 rule change by the New Jersey State lnterscljolastic niques to increase flexibility. The Next Level Basketball Athletic Association iNJSIAA) changed the beginning of summer Jazz Dance: Workout, exercise, and camp, under the direction of workouts to the day after the spring championship season ended. dance to art upbeat selection oi music Scotch Plains-Fanwood head Earlier, coaches had to wait until the last day of school. including dance, theater, pop, and hip- girls coach Lori Gear McBride, Now, for nii>st athletes it seems (lie season never really ends. hop. Dance experience is not required. Summer is a time to sharpen skills and improve one's chances of Step into Step: Ever thought about enjoyed two successful weeks trying a step class but didn't know the of operation at Park Middle starting, often with the hopes of . moves? Then this class is for you! In School in Scotch Plains from getting a college scholarship, Step into Step, the moves are broken Aug. 1-11. More than 75 area which have become more and For most athletes it down and explained so you will feel com- children attended the camp, more valuable. Vacations and! jobs fortable in a regular step class. No expe- which also featured instruction must be scheduled around games, seems the season never rience necessary. from boys head coach Dan tournaments and practices organ- really ends. Summer is a Powerbox Circuit: This is a no-frills, Doherty and other area coach- ized by high school coaches on time to sharpen skills and hardcore workout You'll punch and kick es. Above, a coach works with summer evenings or early morn- targets as welt as jump rope, sculpt and a young player on how to keep ings, as well as camps attendee! by improve one's chances of sweat. Hand wraps are required and his feet moving on defense. At personal gloves are recommended. the whole team. At Scotch Plnins- starting, often with the right, campers take a break Kamvood High School, the weight Poworcut: This is a new fitness rou- from dribbling and passing for hopes of getting a college tine designed to sculp! and define your a bit of verbal instruction. room was opi'ii all summer, with body using a weighted bar and trainers available with expert scholarship. adjustable plates. Below, McBride shows the campers how to perfect the fol- advice, to holp Raider athletes For more information on fitness class- stay in shape. es at the YMCA, call Jean White at (908) low-through on their shooting 233-2700, ext. 246. Financial assistance stroke. Differing expectations greet the start of practice for tin: area foot- is available for programs and member- ball teams. Westfield, once one of the state's greatest football powers, ships if you qualify. For an application, is coming off a difficult 1-9 season and hopes to improve with a veter- please call the Y or ask at the front desk. an cast of players. Scotch Plnins-Famvuod, which has defeated the Active Older Adult Blue Devils the past three seasons, squeezed out a winning record by Exercise Programs rallying to win on Thanksgiving. However, with just three starters The Westfield Area Y is proud to returning, veteran coach Steve Ciccotclli could face a challenge. announce a variety of new active older 2004 could not have been more different For the local boys soccer adult exercise programs and seminars this fall. teams. Westfield had one of its toughest seasons in their its history, Tai Chi Arthritis/Osteoporosis will be losing numerous close games en route to a 2-V2-'.i mark. Vote-ran couch offered in collaboration with the Arthritis George Kapncr, who became Wostfiold's winningest coach last spring, Foundation. This program is particularly looks to an unbeaten junior varsity team and numerous experienced effective for people with arthritis and returnees to bring the Blue Devils back to their accustomed porch includes agile steps and exercises to among the county's elite. improve balance, mobility, breathing, and At Scotch Plains-Fanwood, Tom Breznitsky starts his Mist cam- relaxation. The program will be offered paign after he-coming only the fifth coach to collect fiOO career victo- at both the Main Facility on Clark Street and the New East Broad Street Family ries on his way to a 2U--I record last. fail. The Raiders, who seem to Branch. reload instead of rebuild, have tei replace nine key seniors, fives whom Early Bird Filness will be offered at sturte>d a minimum of two years, but Breznitsky usually finds away. the East Broad Street Family Branch at 7 The schedule will he challenging as usual, starting with an away a.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays. This match on Sept. 10 against Delbarton, the number one team in the class invites participants 1o greet the day state last year. in a new way, by enjoying the fresh In girls soccer, both Katie Egan at Westfiehl and Kevin Ewing at morning air with a brisk walk or an Scotch Plains return veteran squads that hope to improve on seasons upbeat indoor aerobics class that includes strengthening, stretching, and that ended with losses in the sectional finals. Kwing has lost just six balance exercises. Then, throughout the games in the past two years, but four of them have been in t!ie> state month of September, you participants are and county tournaments. Egan starts her second season at Wcstfielel invited to relax at the new branch and after a sparkling playing career with the Blue Devils. enjoy coffee and fellowship from 8:30- Both Westfield cross country teams have good chances of returning 9:30 a.m. to their accustomed place' as the top Union County teams. Tin* Other exercise programs geared to Westfield boys, led by all-stater Jeffrey Perrethi, will try and stop aclive older adults are senior exercise, Cranford from replacing them in the record book for consecutive senior strength Iraining, PACE (People with Arthritis can Exercise), Active Older titles, The Cougars equaled Westfield with their eighth straight Adults Water Exercise and Arthritis championship last fall. The Blue Devil Girls, coached by veteran Tom Aquatic Exercise. A variety of lectures as Hornish, hope to regain the county title from Scotch Plnins-FunwooiL well as health screenings are available 1 PHOTOS COURTESY PAT MCBRIDE The Haiders lost three key semen's from their 10-0 team, but coach throughout the fall, as are social pro- Jeff Hoe-gel is hopeful his younger runners can step up. The SP-K boy's grams ranging from the Literature Club team should be much improved, with their top three runners from and Bridge Class to Knitting for Others and day trips. ST. BART'S MEN'S SOFTBALL 2004 returning. For more information on any of these Although summer vacation hasn't e'nded yet, it almost seems like classes, call MaryAnn McCormick, Following of results of the St. Ancient Tommy Maher (home They were led by Jerry "White mieiseason around the locker rooms and practice fields, which never Westfield Area Y Active Older Adult/Arts Bart's Men's Softball League run, triple) and that Bonne guy Wine" Spitzer's five hits and seem to close anymore. Coordinator at (908) 966-9344. To regis- through Aug. 19: again t homer and triple). Tim Mike Wnlch's five RBI night, ter, visit ;he Y online at www.westfield- lone star for the Judies was once "Pinky & the" Brainard again led ynj.org or call 908-233-2700. Angels Division again Pat Nigro, who went 3-for- Aloysius (homer and live KBIs). UCEDC Golf Classic St. Mark 21-2 8. St. Luke 14, St. Joseph H — Moving toward fitness, The 21st annual UCEDC Golf Classic St. Luke 12-11 St. Stephen 11, St. Joseph 1* The Lukics pulled the up.set by and hosted by Elizabethtown Gas is St. Jude 11-12 — In a big upset, the cellar- tripping up Deano's Boys in a planned for Oct. 5 at the Galloping Hill game that Haw the winners rally Golf Course in Kenilworlh. St. Nicholas 8-14 dwelling Stevies knocked off one step after another The day will begin with a buffet lunch St. Anthony 8-14 Saints Division leader St. Joe's, for eight runs in the sixth inning. followed by a shot-gun start at noon. Saints Division 11-9. Mike Rivera was clutch for Scott Smith had 2 home runs CRANFORD — Tired of runner. Classes will be we;ekly Golfers will be tested on the course with St. Joseph 17-6 the Stevies with three hits and and six RBIs for the Lukios, and standing at the; finish line cheer- Tuesday evenings at Colonial several contests, including Hole-in-One, St. Blaise 12-11 two RBIs. Crazy Legs Leso added Rich McKinney added a double ing em a running spouse or friend Park in Somerset and Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin. St.. Anno 11-12 three hits. Mike "Hero's" Jonny and triple,-. The Joeys, absent while you hold the gym bag? Nfinialu'gan Park in Cranford Prizes will be given lo all the contest win- St. Aloysius 8-14 stroked a homer for the Joeys. Damon "the Natural" Roth, were Were you active in high SCIHMI! beginning Aug. 'M) ners. St. Stephen 5-17 St. Joseph 12, St. Stephen 7 once again led by Amiluar "Da" and maybe college, but then Ste-j) 1 is offered for very The day will conclude with a cocktail Monroy, who homered. reception beginning at 5:30 p.m., an — In a reversal of fortune, the stopped doing any kind of exer- beginning runners or tlui.se* who awards and recognition dinner, an auc- The dog flays of August could- Joeys extracted their revenge on St. Anne 12, St. Mark 10 — cise beyond chasing after the ran but haven't for years. Step kids or carting uround groceries 1 tion of over 50 donated prizes, including n't wilt the spirit ol" the Bart's Aug. 16 with a liO-hit barrage Ii> a heated, David and Goliath 1 I for those who can run for 20 a special live auction, and fun entertain- Buys of Summer. Action really highlighted by Aniilcar "Da" battle, the third place Annies because you didn't have tbei time-? minute's or so fairly comfortably ment. heated up as teams jockeyed for Monioy and Ron Kelk's three; pulled off the upset of the year Are you feeling listk'ss, tired, hut want to incre-ase- tlicir The last several years were sell-outs, plnyoff positions. Here's the hits. Crazy Legs Leso wont yard by inflicting only the second overweight, unfit, nut sleeping e'lidurance- or their spe'ed. Step 2 so don't delay. Gather a foursome and week's exciting recap: for thi' Stevios. blemish on the; record nf the well? is for runners planning on doing register early to insure a spot. If not a St. Mark 9, St. Jude 3 —The St. Anne 15, St. Aloysius 4 mighty St Mark Lettueeheads If so, take the Step by Hti-p a half marathon some time in the golfer, join for cocktails and dinner (21-2). The game saw the Annies 1 instead. Judies started fast but luu! little — In a game with playoff impli- challenge : Participants can next few months. Call now for informalion regarding in the gas tank as they faded cations, tilt; Annies bent back St. muni pitching ace Tom Riitlicefor change their lives by de-elicuting Weekly workouts last 20-f)0 goll sponsorship, corporate foursomes, before the finish. Put "Can flat- Aloysius lo .solidify their hold on nine runs in the first (wo just eight weeks tn learning to minutes, ele'iending on I he ste'p, 1 or just cocktails andrtinner Contact out hit" Nigro and Bobby "The third place in the Saints innings, and they never looked run the proper way. and are followed by le-cturi-H on Doreen lossa at (908) 527-1166 or email Mailman" Piolhau had two hits Division. Tom "Terrific" back. The Annies wore ltd by URCA certified coache-s and everything you always wanted to diossa@ ucedc com. apiece lor the Judies. Kevin Rutkowslu filled in admirably John "Espo" Espositn, who sup- export veteran runners, who know about running. StueK'iits Road Runners Race "MVP" Woodring and Malcolm for the Annies on the mound. plied the: offensive heroics with a have successfully competed at all become members of Ce'ntral The Central Jersey Road Runners "In Lhi1 middle" Boono both blast- Offensively, the Annies roller! home run and triple and Tom group will hosl its 28th annual fall classic distances up to ultra-marathons, .Jersey Road Runners Club and ed homers for Mark Romaine's behind Super Dave Rothenberg's Rutkowski, who delivered yet will holp you take- the first slops will he Iraining tn run a fi-K race, on Sept. 5, Labor Day, in Nomahegan another pitching gem. 1 Park, Cranford. St. Mark Lottueohends, who kept 4-for-4, three-double, six-RBI toward an active ami healthful plunni.'d for the e-nel of the* ses- This is a four-mile run on a USATF on trucking. day. "Pinky & the" Brainard's St. Blaise had to forfeit two lifestyle. Runners have' more sion. If nothing else, participants certified course beginning at 9 a.m. St. Mark 16, St. Jude II — In two hits and two RBIs led games this week, one tn St. energy, they have more fun, tlie'y will meet lots of nice1 people, berth There will be plenty of refreshments and a rematch, St. Mark again van- Alovsius. Anthunv and the other to St. don't have to worry alioul watch- men and women, awards for the runners quished the Judies and ran their St. Blaise 20, St. Aloysius 9 Jude. ing every calorie, and they sleep Wilh (jiii'stions. contact Bill For information, contact Central record for the yenr to 21-1 by — Tommy Sherwin's Blaise boys For more information on the really well at the; end of the day. Schaefer at we>schne?fbr@vori- Jersey RRC, P.O. Box 1B63, Cranford, banging out 21 hits. Leading the bloodied Aloysius by exploding league, visit the Web site, Take a class in a supportive zon.net Applications can be NJ 07016; (866) 841-9139. ext. 3807: or 1 visit wwwCJRRC.org. wav for the Lettuc:ehead.s were for 10 runs in the first inning. www.stbiirtHHoftbalI.com. environment and learn to he a (bund online at www.cjrrc.org. C-2 Record Press August 26, 2005

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Rugby Club. The festival is the ished its third successful sen- The action is continuous; the largest youth rugby tourna- son. This season saw the pro- team on the defense can quickly ment in the nation, with 10 gram grow to more than 200 regain the ball back. The trick youth rugby and more than 700 players aged 5 to 13 with teams is to make a good pass to a players participating. Tim in Cranford, Wostficld and teammate, who has a chance to Dobhs, the director of the Union Berkley Heights. run the ball farther up the field. County Youth Flag rugby pro- The sport was introduced to To maintain a more balanced gram, said "The 2005 Union a whole new crop of athletes, game the team, that scores a try RFC Youth Flag Rugby program and the seventh and eighth kicks the ball hack to the other was an unqualified success. We graders will serve as a feeder to team. fielded teams in three towns the successful boys and girls During the games the coach- (Westfield, Crnnford and high school teams. All partici- es can be heard reminding, the Berkeley Heights). Over 200 pants played non-contact Hag players to "look where you boys and girls from over n dozen rugby with their appropriate pass," "spread out across the communities ranging in ages age group. field" and, one of the hallmarks from 5-13 took part in our six- The program is comprised of of rugby, "do not talk hack to the week summer season. We would four age-based teams, the ref." Sportsmanship, team- like to thank all our volunteer Falcons, Owls, Hawks and work and the fun of youth flag coaches, sponsors and parents Eagles. The older the age group, rugby are emphasized, and for their generous support. We the more rugby skills are while scores are kept, they are look forward to expanding the emphasized. Many of these generally downplayed and con- program next year into more players began the sport for the veniently forgotten at the towns and to new children and first time this summer. Falcon and Owl levels. All the their families, * Unlike the traditional game games are played in festival For more information of rugby, youth Hag rugby i.s a atmosphere, with every player regarding the Union County non-contact form of the sport getting an equal amount of Rugby Football Clubs, contact that emphasizes teamwork and playing time, regardless of skill Chris Clark at (201) 213-1952, sportsmanship. During practice level. email him at YMCA golf camp teaches skills, sportsmanship the young players were taught Third grader Mike Dubulas, rugby0366&\vohoo.cfjm or look game skills such as running, playing in his second season for ut the Web site www.mud- Golf fever hit New Jersey with a passion in mid-August, just as the Westfield Area YMCA's golf kicking, passing, space strategy. the Wostfiold Eagles said, "Flap turtlerugby.com. If you are camp was in full swing. At the V s golf camp, children have fun learning the skills of the game, The game is played with the safety and sportsmanship with PGA professional Bill IVtcCluney. This summer, both morning and rugby is a good game and I like interested in playing rugby for afternoon golf camps were offered four different weeks. As in all Y camps, the character develop- team that has the ball running making friends with my team- the Union team, come to their ment traits of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility were integrated into the program. and passing it to each other mates." practice at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays Pictured here from left are: (standing) PGA Pro Bill McCluney. Dercen Zhang, Camp Director until a player is tackled. A tack- The Union County Rugby and Thursdays at Unami Park, Gabrielle White, Connor Santangelo, Jack Santangelo, Christopher Cerrachio, James Tanella, le is made when an opposing Football youth flag teams con- located on the corner of South Thomas Summers, Assistant Frank Skalitza, Nicholas Barroqueiro and Jackson Boyle; (kneeling) player grabs the ball carriers eluded their season with an Union and Lexington avenues Andrew Dellechiaie and Daniel Dellechiaie. flag. appearance in the American in Cranford.

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The North Central Jersey Central Jersey Association of is top agent Association of Realtors is sponsor- Realtors Board of Trustees. "Our ing a golf outing and dinner gnla members are very excited and are Prudential New Jersey Properties' benefiting The Valerie Fund, a non- eager to see how much Financial Westfield office has named Dana profit organization that is dedicat- assistance we can raise for The Hutchinson the office's Sales ed to providing quality outpatient Valerie Fund." Associate of the Month for June 2005. care for children with canter or Player entry is $225.00 per per- "Dana is a major contributor to our blood disorders. The event is sched- son, which includes meals, range team," says Marge Cuccaro, manager uled for Monday, Sept. 19. balls, greens fees, cart, prizes and of the Prudential New Jersey Openings for golfers, as well as donation. The deadline for regis- Properties Westfield office. "She t I- scar*. I'ttt our luli'iii and murket exhibits an outstanding determina- *! i \ut\ EM bMn\ for nmrr information. sponsorship opportunities, are trants and sponsors is September available for the outing and gala. 2, 2005. tion and passion for helping her which will be held at Mnplewood Further information on sponsor- clients." Country Club in MapJewood. The ships, how to make a donation, and A member of the Garden State REFRESHED AND REJUVENATED!! event will begin with registration player entry forms are available by Multiple Listing Service, Hutchinson Move into this lovely 3 bedroom at 10 a.m.; the tournament will calling the North Central Jersey currently specializes in residential start at 1 p.m. Lunch will be Association of Realtors board office properties in Westfield, Cranford, expanded Ranch w/fireplace, retinished Scotch Plains, Fanwood, hdwrj firs, replacement windows. This served before tee-off and the event at (973)425-0110. will feature a cocktail hour, silent Mountainside, and Summit. She home boasts updated kitchen and bath, The Valerie Fund is a non-profit auction, contest awards, before organization founded in 1976 by attained Silver Level membership new water line, HW heater, electric and concluding in the evening with a Ed and Sue Goldstein in memory of within the New Jersey Association of much more. Commuter's dream! reception, buffet style dinner, and their daughter Valerie. The Valerie Realtors*' Circle of Excellence in 2004 Won't last, call today! the presentation of the "Hole-In- Fund Children's Centers, located and was also appointed to Prudential One" prize to the tournament at seven major hospitals through- Real Estate's prestigious President's champion, by Maplccrest Lincoln out New Jersey and the greater Circle. Most recently she was named Mercury. New York and Philadelphia metro- Prudential New Jersey Properties' ERA STATEWIDE REALTY Westfield office Sales Leader of the IHBEE CO'i.Ciil'.l LtjijalH/h'j '0 bIKvf 1UIPR REAl ESTAIE NEEDS "This is a great opportunity to politan areas, comprise one of the "Hi£b«l Ovrfall Sdlinfj.i Year for 2004. 1 support this excellent foundation nations largest networks of health H I <,Dr.'i!i.i ,1 Delran Home l*imf> Arnold NdUnn-d J-uJJ Service Heal lAtute I »rms " Hutchinson may be reached at the 111 Ad-M,! A,,' 9006 Rous 130 and have a little fun," says Terry care facilities for children with (901)709 840O (BBS) 407 S2S8 85WJ4-O05O I II (\.»t, «nJ \..XIJ1COM JUn; Brannin, president of the North cancer and blood disorders. Westfield office, located at 215 North HL.a.'xMrfS^I,.(*•««. <>I..Jt '• M«!> *M%O!.*I ERA n |ial%« Inun 4 " '" l^tih. him* jn.1 H-llcll Avenue West, at (908) 232-5664, VISIT US ONLINE AT: WWW.ERASTATEWIDE.COM StLJ.J> ulod*l«iL« flii^l:tr[JI|« J IJ I1, "-rt dlUl S"Vm3lfT ext.118. Coldwell acquires Singer Real Estate Coldwell Banker Residential founded their namesake compa- Marlboro/Manalapan office of COLDWELL BANKER Brokerage in New Jersey and ny three decades ago, will remain Coldwell Banker Residential Rockland County, N.Y., recently with the newly combined organi- Brokerage. announced that it has acquired zation in sales roles. They will "For the past 30 years, the real Fulfill Your Dreams the assets of Singer Real Estate, work closely with Alan Wurman, estate professionals at Singer Inc. in Springfield. The single- who has joined the Springfield Real Estate have been a driving office firm will now operate office as branch manager. force in Springfield, which will be under the banner of Coldwell Wurman has been a successful the perfect complement to our Banker Residential Brokerage. sales associate for the past 10 nearby office locations serving Gary and Ina Singer, who years in the Short Hills and Summit," said Ronnie Laiken, president and chief operating officer COLDWII.L BANKI-R for Coldwell \ I I \l lil-M >k I R \( Banker Residential Brokerage. "We are extremely pleased to bring together these two dynamic market leaders into one organization to better serve con- sumers looking to buy or sell real estate at the cross- roads of Union and CRANFORD... The wide wrap around porch and the soaring tower of this turn of the century Essex counties." Singer Real Victorian will capture your imagination. 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Another benefit is that unable to see properly, it functioning normally, your blades can be dangerous and snow, ice and bugs are easily eyes also need examination to makes it almost impossible to should be checked periodically. ro moved. drive safely. ensure proper vision. On a rou- It is a critical safety concern A recent study by the tine basis have your vision Bad weather and dangerous that your car's wipers provide University of Michigan checked. Always wear any pre- driving conditions are common you with the cleanest wind- Trans port a lion Ruse arch scribed spectacles or contacts any time of the year, which shield feasible; therefore, if Institute concluded that such makes practicing proper car when driving. Keep a good pair they are worn or brittle, treatments "can result in .sig- of sunglasses handy for times maintenance that affects replace them a.s soon as possi- nificantly improved driver when the sun visors above vision clarity imperative. ble. visual performance" in wet your windshield will not be Because 90 percent of your dri- Ozone, airborni' contami- weather, especially at night. In ving decisions are based on a enough to shield your eyes nants, oil. sunlight and dirt all the study. 'The influence of from glare. If you have pre- clear, unobstructed view of the act to weaken and reduce your Hydrophobic Windshield road, it is more important than scriptions consider having wiper blades' ability to keep (Oiiting on Driver them tinted or purchase pre- ever to review some key tips on your view unobstructed. Per for m;i nee' researchers scription sun glasses. Ho not how to ensure visual clarity. Freezing temperatures make found that treated glass wear sun glasses at night Windshield Preservation the rubber in your wipi-r increased drivers' visual acu- when driving and beware of Because the vast majority of blades hard and brittle, which ity by as much as :M percent substandard eye weal". It can driving decisions depend on increases their tendency to anil cut tvspntise time In a tt'^t distort your vision and fail to vision clarity, a clean, clear crack or tear. Hot weather target IVum four seconds to provide necessary ultraviolet windshield is imperative. The warps the rubber and prevents: three. 'A single second repre- protection. combined effect of chipped or the blade from wiping your sents a significant margin of cracked glass, bugs, and road windshield cleanly. Depending safety, since it translates to Vehicle Lights and film will obscure vision. on your climate, the rubber aliout 5,H feet at -10 inph. Signals Get in the habit of checking - Breaks on the vehicle wind- "squeegee" part of your blades Windshield service shield can impair a driver's may be effective for only ^ix providers like Xovus Auto all your vehicle lights and turn ' visibility. Many people do not months. Glass understand tin* safety signals. They arc essential for realize that auto glass i.s an Hnad dirt acts like an abra- importance uf windshield elari- communication with other dri- essential part of the safety net sive to wear away tlit' Hat sur- ty. "Not only do we ins]iect vers. When they're not working designed into the modern auto- face necessary for a good every windshield we sen-ice to almost bullet proof. These 110 beams reflect o V the moisture properly, other vehicles don't mobile. Damaged windshields squeegee effect. Check and ensure the highest quality inch thick plastic shields are droplets in the fog. making it receive your message and this can compromise that safety clean your wipers periodically. repair and replacements, but very tough, and best nf all. vir- harder to see. can result in a collision. Make net. If the arm springs ate weak or we also check tHi' customer's tually invisible when installed. Hear Window sure thai other drivers are "Repair breaks right away broken, replace the urin. When windshield wipers ami always JOven on close inspection of the Obstruction aware of your intentions and * because the windshield is a completing a windshield wiper offer the hyrlrophobic glass lens it is very hard to tell they Don't over pack your rear try to give plenty of notice' key element of the structure of check up don't forget to also treatment.," says Steve Wide. are installed. window. If you havi groceries. before making directional the car," says .Ion Thomas, check your rear wipers, head- Xovus District Manager. "We When the sun goes down, luggage, boxes or other items changes. senior design engineer of light wipers, wiper motors, include all these services in your chance of being involved loaded in the rear window, you Other Driving Vision Xovus Auto Glass. "If you let a windshield washer fluid and our windshield appearance in a fatal accident may may be an accident waiting to Clarity Tips ding or small break increase it windshield washer fluid tank. package." increase hv as much as :U)0 happen. Although side mirrors Remember to keep your win- could lead to a larger crack II' you are replacing your percent. That's a gouci reason help, they are a poor substitute dows and mirrors clean! Use jeopardizing the visual clarity wipers consider purchasing sil- Dirty headlights can signifi- to check your headlights peri- lor a clear view out the back your defrosters to maximize of the windshield." To attain lciine wiper blades. Silicone is cantly reduce viability, espe- odically .Slake sure they work window. Whenever backing up vision and keep a safe distance optimum consumer safety. naturally, unaffected by ozone, cially in bad weather. Keep on both high and low beam and an unobstructed view is essen- behind the vehicle ahead of Thomas recommends repairing ultraviolet, acid rain, afje, and your headlights clean and are properly aimed Besides tial. you. Check on weather condi- a windshield whenever possi- even temperatures up to 41(0 damage free. Broken head- helping you see. your lights Vision Cheek tions before starting your trav- ble, instead of replacing it. degrees K and as low as 80 lights can substantially affect will help you lie seen. It's also Good vision is essential for els and always wear your seat Repair not only saves the degrees below zero F. In addi- your visibility while driving. A a good idea to keep \nur head- road safety, The eyes control belt whether you are driving or windshield, it preserves the tion, .silicone is a natural water product available to protect lights mi while driving in the most nf your movements and just along for the ride. Follow daylight. They help define your original factory placement of and ice repellent which your headlights is the decisions while driving. With these safety tips and don't for- car's position on the road and windshield to the auto body. reduces snow and ice build up. Headlight Saver. Thanks to good vision and visual comfort get to keep your eyes on the ; its distance from other drivers, Keeping the factory's original Hydrophobic Coating modern technology, a new plas- you can drive safely by main- road and other drivers' eyes on When driving in log, use your adhesive also helps avoid air Chemical engineers refer to tic has been developed that taining concentration. you. and water leaks. low beam headlights. High any substance that repels will make your headlights Statistics show that one driver af ARA Content

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GROUND MAN i SCHOOL BUS Customer Service/Clerical Clifton, NJ BUS DRIVER Full-Time position for 1 J r book company. Orato ", < 'i.v.-ViiV.; , •jjv.ni' i:> cu'Cinlly r-, notxJ ( f a Candidate should Quarry needs GC!X:>! t)us d-r.f \:r after school shuttle .l cutve'i- and knowledge of Good pay & !)<•' ;•".:! ;o I iis. P,> suct,e».il.Ji (:;)nd,cj.,:;. y,in |,o p;Hv] CTI rfil ti.mr,,- IjJSS ;l! il 'H'C •;' i.'OC'i) ;,{•• office software. h;nr I'^r't'i^cJ I'.s-'iiiJdfl'S I.MO.IIJ 'n'V.-.irii ,! v:t(.-r benefits. 1 : o 'i!' n:: ami !i" rctfr.-i..;l;^. |.-.- i-.,,:-,:v,.!,^ Email resume to Claudia: rv'ii'^iijv'. (..--'if.orv Prt'|.'i.ri"i!oi'> 1....'• '.'.'•'. '"(• »'>.-.•• i1, [email protected] or Call Mike: rioa;i. Sii'ivft N ; i)7'>:il ,..t *;!• :(:•••• ^••.i ,1 • ,t. - 607-687-2215 x124 f.-t riiKi rt.---.-ii i' - in l.-i 1-908 ? ,M •••'! '- rax to: 908-862-2775.

Administrative LEGAL SECRETARY Assistant Excellent opportunity with estab- Full-Time, for internal medicine office, Temporary Full-Time position, lished law firm for secretary with October to December to litigation experience. Salary com- Answer phones, make appointments. cover maternity leave in mensurate with experience. Must be available 1 evening a week Summit Audiology/He.inng Please send resume to: Aid Practice. Excellent compul and occasional Saturdays. Salary er, organizational and people f'£• •{, McCreedy & Cox commensurate with experience. skills. Medical billing a plus. 6 Commerce Dr. Contact Joanne, Please fax resume to: Cranford, NJ 07016 9082773478 or email: Or Fax Resume: Fax: 908-464-7350 or email: summithearingaid^aol.com 9O8-709-04O5 | [email protected] \

WORLD LVM H 1-8OO SAVINGS WATCH & JEWELRY CAREER FAIR August 31,2005 4 72-0102 10:00am - 2:00pm Looking for a Count On U\ Classifieds 2 North Union Avenue Cranford, NJ 07016 PART TIME 906-276-8200 Positions Available: Management Trainees OPPORTUNITY Customer Service Associates to use your friendly phone and organizational skills? Investment Representatives Springfield Public Schools CONSIDER BECOMING A PAKT OF THE PRESTIGIOUS LVMH Anticipated Openings 2005-2006 If unable to attend, send resume to WATCH & JEWELRY FAMILY OF TAG HEUER, DIOR, ZENITH Trina Owens, Regional Recruiter: AND OMAS. OTIK CUSTUMEK CARE TEAM IS SEEKING A HIGH- • Instructional / Bus / Lunch Aides 201 444-2380 (fax) To wensO39 @ woridsa vings. com ENERGY, SERVICE-ORIENTED INDIVIDUAL TO RESPOND TO • Substitute Aides CUSTOMER INQUIRIES FROM L JAM TO 2PM, M-F. • Before and Afterschool Staff FULL TRAINING PROVIDED. QUALIFIED CANDIDATES MUST BE • Bus Drfver(s) GARDEN PUNCTUAL, PC FRIENDLY AND ORGANIZED TO MANAGE PRI- Please send or Fax (973-376-5539) ORITY REQUESTS. PRIOR CC EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. latter of interest, resume, and copy CENTER of bus driver license to: Send your resume today to: Mrs. Ellyn Atherton t Part-Time Director of Human Resources weekends, [email protected] Springfield Public Softools Fax: (973) 467-573O or P.O. Box 210 plant knowledge Springfield, NJ 07081 966 5. Springfield Avenue preferred. Springfield, NJ 07081 — By Monday, August 29th, 2005 — ADA COMPUANCE/AFIflMATIVE ACTION Call: 908-668-0084 /.I 'Mil is tin ctji/iilii/ijiurtunily employtr. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Record-Press

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