Serving Cranford, Garwood and Kenilworth l-'r Vol. 117, No. 8 Thursday, February 24,2005 50 cents INSIDE YPONTIAC By LAUREN TWAIHOR Though the township is facing in the long run. THE CHRONICLE many of the same increases in "He's doing the job the way it fixed expenses, such as Rahway needs to be done. He's also trying Officials debate capital projects CRANFORD — The Ibwnship Valley Sewerage Authority costs, to assemble a team not only to Committee is edging closer to that are plaguing local govern- help him try to get the job done, By LAUREN TRAWOR 1 i •!' completing its 2005 operating ments across the area, most of but also to be able to do some of THE CHRONICLE.. ...- ..:•.••••..'.•:'.•..:• ..•'•,•.:.••,.",• •".•.•: budget, after,a more than four- the discussion in the past week the work themselves," Mease said hour special meeting on the sub- was focused oq discretionary or of head engineer Rick Marsdea. CRANFORD — As the Township Committee tries to whittle ject was conducted last week. departmental spending. "All the jobs we've got on this down the tax rate for 2005, officials are also trying to determine At this point, the increase to Grady and Township liBt, barring some action by this how much to spend on capital projects, and which of those proj- NEW 2004 CHRYLSBl ects should take: priority. -:'••'••/: .:.•'•'.• KW zoos ramie NEW 2004 FORD the municipal tax rate stands at Administrator Marlena Schmid committee, are going tq, be done, approximately 7.1 cen^s for $iOO had already pared the draft of and they're going to be done by Almost $4.7 million in capital requests were reduced to 20 SEBRING CONVT LTD items by Township. Director of Finance Tom Grady and VIBE FRESTARSES of assessed value, or an 8.25 per- the operating budget by $392,000 more expensive hands than we've ; 2 df, 6 cvl, auto, p/s/b, a'c, leather & suede interior, 4 cyl, ssid, flsM, a'c piem monotone pig, sunroof, prem audio • Auk), 6 cyl, p'lb, a'c, pwWnWods, anvim stereo wCD, Township Administrator Marlena Schmid. The requests were pwr/winos/locks, chroms clad wheels, am/fm slereo sys, remote keyless entry, bnJgramrnabte p*r door Mis, quad seating, side air bios, sell sealing fires, Stk i Vinl cent increase, said Director of by the time the commissioners got down the hall," he added, - Buy For pwi/*Ms, cruise; Stk S W 5Z4449M, MSRP $20,570. BuyFor 4BA3O515, MSRP $30,745 . • • BuyFor .;'/ split into two lists assuming $1 million in funding and $2 mil- ;' W/CD, Sik 8 Vm» 4N378953, MSRP $31,470. Finance Tom Grady. At that rate, met Feb. 17 to. consider:.'the'' referring to emergency sewer and lion in funding, respectively. : Iricl $3,500 rebato, $1,000 CfC bonus & gOO'mililary, il I/id $1,999 OKtow cash 1 BOO smart buy Kbits, i quatigd • M 15,000 GonsunGrrebaia, $1,000 Fordtro* g S75O oHteasc municipal taxes on a home spending plan. The committee flood projects that in the past the . quaffiod. Endudos lax, Silo S MV tens. "As in-most.years the majority of-the captial.requests, were in '23999 18688 assessed at the township average returned funding for a $50,000 township has had to hire consult- the engineering area. When looking1 at these projects we placed of $176,000 would increase by engineering position, but will ants to complete. : in the one million category1 only those projects which were begun • about $126. Grady added that allocate half of the new staff Grady said there is a backlog in 2004;,,8uch as the South Union-Lincoln intersection projector Jeep this number was within the state member's time toward individual of facilities upgrades the commit- , continuous projects such as road resurfacing. Any brand hew mandated cap on tax increases capital projects, minimizing the tee has authorized but has not projects were either placed in the two million category or given this year, Since collective bar- impact on the operating budget. yet paid for, including a ro6f for no priority. The rest of the requests among the departments gaining agreements made prior Commissioner Scott Mease said the canoe club and a plan to to the cap mandate will be con- the new position was a necessary install a water fountain at the (Continued on page A-2) • sidered outside the cap. cost to save the township money (Continued on page Ar2) to the playoffs Terence Grierarid the Cougars face ? Rahway in their first state playoff ; Lease For.: game. See the preview in Sports, ct s attorney Lease For KW2005JS> NEW 2005 GMC NEW 2004 FORD PageC-1. Many student fflWDCHfDIEUKHMW ENVOY SLE 4X4 EMORfflSrWTRACW Par Mo, 39 Mos. 4 df, 6 cyl, auto, flit, a/c, Onstar. cruise, rowwin - PorMo.MUos. 4 di, 6 cyl, auto; p/s/b, a/c, pwrAvinds/locks, 6 way : protests innocence .. A triWi'lstM!»Si i WKWIR U5RP.H050. W K dows S fecks, am'lm slereo w.CD. Stk S m 52I407B2. paver driver's seal, itioonrcol, bed extender, ton- shows open By GREG MARX degree sexual assault. Cranford K0 te Si-OOO CFC wtsEffl into) J 5!S0 tous bucks. / qu*fal BuyFor MSRP $32,765 . . Buy For neau cover, Stk S Vin» 4UEJ59063, MSRP $32,260 BuyFor
u THE CHRONICLE police allege the 34-year-old sus-- Lease-iaS! ^ is;ai .!'.OKleasacasfi SIJMCFCMOJS S50C Inct$1.999CUSBTWI cash S J1000 snail buy 'ctaes (qualifed Incl $4,000 consume rebate. $1,000 Ford crodl S S75O S . tms lean as' SSX i.ai 1 S75C irjeidirtd nun Imis! toet II .999 due il nccpuwi. no sec dep «x\ Eidudcs ia>. I* S MV fees oil loaso renewal lobato. il qualliod. v this weekend pect sexually assaulted a teenage CRANFORD — The attorney girl on multiple occasions at the 21988 If it's spring, It must be drama sea- for Pietro Caternicchio, the son at local schools. Student pro- center. His accuser was 14 at the ductions launch in earnest this Recreation Department employ- time of the alleged assaults. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ee accused of sexually assaulting 267 BROAD STREET, SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY a* weekend with Seusslcal the Musical lacullo said Caternicchio arid FIVE STAR at Cranford's Orange Avenue a teenage girl, declared his his wife, who are both, employed School. The show will offers a spe- client's innocence following by Union County, were "totally EWTOA Caternicchio's first appearance Xx^rV 7 cial free dress rehearsal at 7 p.m. devastated" by the accusations. tonight for senior citizens. The cur- in Superior Court last week. Caternicchio -made' his first DEALER tain formally lifts 8 p.m. tomorrow "Obviously, Pietro is very court appearance, at which the night, with performances also upset about these charges. They FREE LOANER CARS CLICK: WWW.SALERHODUANESUMMIT.com _/ Avo charge against him was read, on n Living up to scheduled 8 p.m. Saturday and 3 are unequivocally false," said Feb. 16. He is free on $25,000. yj..- HOURS: MON-FRI 9-9, SAT 9-6 p.m. Sunday; tickets are $7. At right, 1 MILE FROM SHOUT HILLS MALL attorney Anthony lacullo, "We.: bail/ • ; '. ;'.:•". :•'••". -.; ; •.;••; Alyssa Kemplnski shows her style Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except lax, title &.. MV fees. Prices include all manufacturer rebates & incentives, if any, Ttl ppt/porcti opt/ltl cost: Laredo, $9711/$15,692/$11,710, Vibe $9552/$9949.90/$11,551, Envoy are confident when he gets his The case is moving quickly, their vows as Mazy LaByrd In Tuesday's day in court he will be vindicated and a pre-disposition conference $.10.764($19,200.45/$12,763. Leases include 12K mi/yr at 20e each additional mile. Lessee responsible for maintenance and excess wear & tear. All offers subjectto approval by pnniary leader. Not responsible for typographical errors. Offers expire 2/22/05. Seusslcal rehearsal. Also opening of these charges." Ida and Lester Oxmn, residents at before Judge Scott J. Moynihan; is. this weekend are the student pro- > Caternicchio; a:Kenilworth scheduled for March 16, If lacullo the Atria in Cranford, have been ductions of Footloose at Garwood's resident and part-time building happily married for 68 years. This Lincoln School, with showtimes of aiid the county prosecutor cannot supervisor at the Cranford resolve the case at that time, it..'• THIS PRESIDENT'S MONTH, ONLY,• • • weekend, they'll renew their vows 7:30 p.m. tonight and Friday; and Community Center, was arrested Last Chance Before to each other. Seethe story in Alice in Wonderland at David Feb. 10 and charged with second Community Life, Page B-1. Brearley Middle/High School in (Continued on page A-2) Kenilworth, with performances at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Cranford's v. (••, EMffl Hillside Avenue School gets in on the act with The King and I at 7 p.m. Skate park March 4-5. :;;4| BiLJIHI '03 DODGE ST7tta •1 • Bf KEVIN PAPA/CORRESPONDENT be built in Granfard NEON. .7799 By LAUREN TRAIHOfl skaters. The committee must still |5tk#14640A,V»l #30221893.4 DR, 4 cyl, 1 : approve the location for the park; auto, a/a p/s/b. blrt seats, 47,078 mi. 1 THE CHRONICLE ~ «1L«I !'V',V^ 1 '02CHEVY L^* "••i.'li'jB when and if it does, the PAL can ••m- HIH•KK| Darby, Mease won't run again Stk#14650A,VINB6942646,4DtX6cyl, CRANFORD - The hopes of start seeking grants. . teenagers throughout the town- auto, a/c, rj/s/h/w/l/mirts, cass/cd, leather, bkt 72 pr*j| By GREG MARX in finance, Darby said her hus- save money by bringing jobs in- The PAL would pay for the seats, 27,049 mi. band is also approaching retire- house. He also said he felt he had ship could be realized one day park through grants and mem- m THE CHRONICLE ment, and she didn't want to be been able to help create "a more soon, as the Police Athletic bership fees. The township.would. GRANOPRIXGT .'13,999 CRANFORD — Local torn between spending time with peaceable relationship" between League seeks to build a skate be responsible for the salaries of Slk#14BB4A,VI«l(2F174572.40ft6 cyl, auto, Republicans will need to find township matters and her family. local Democrats and park for local youth. two part time supervisors for the UPAOMMONTHS a/c, p/s/h/w/l/mins/seats, cass/cd. sun roof, Get lost The park might be an answer park at approximately $12,000 bkt seats, 15,628 mi. some new standard-bearers for Though she acknowledged Republicans. the election this fall, as incum- to grumblings that the township per year. '04FORD • turn public service has its frustrating At the same time, he com- nnn at Trallslde bent commissioners Ann Darby moments, "the time that I've plained about the frequent oppo- is not friendly to teenagers — the Police estimate that the super- FOCUSsvr ...'14,999 and Scott Mease have informed PAL reported in its presentation visors would work a total of UN ALL 2UUb MUl/LLJ! Excludes Corvettes 3 SSRs. Not tn lie combined with ota Stk #14B98A, VIN MR108254; 4 cvl, 5 vfatlt. Rick Berry and Lisa Bonney from the spent on the Township sition to engineering projects and their party they will not seek new Committee has been a tremen- about the general political cli- to the Township Committee about 14 hours per week during p7s/h/w/l/mirrs, cass/cd, sun roof, 6,965 mi. Tom Brown Tracker School will host Tuesday night that skateboard- the school year and 30 hours per a workshop for adults, "Lost and terms on the Township dous learning experience," Darby mate. "Cranford deserves good Committee. said! She encouraged others to leadership. Sometimes it feels ing is the sixth most popular week over the summer, with the N!W2DosnLEiTRAIlBLAZERE](TLS4WD VIN #58103357, Stk #05317.6 cyl.. auto. a/c. p/s/ABS, am/lm VIN #52152484, Stk #05328.8 cyl., auto, 2WD, a/c, p/s/ABS. am/fm Found in the Woods" at Trailside sport in the nation. And Cranford Darby and Mease, the only run, saying, "It's a great opportu- like we've got politicians instead highest concentration of partici- stereo, a/s radials.MSRP : $23,580.lndudes $3000 factory rebate. stereo, bedlinet, MSRP: $23,100. Includes $2000 factory rebate, $1000 Stk#14450A,VINMTD77722,2Dtf4cyl,5 , Nature and Science Center from 9 is no exception to that trend, with pation on Saturdays. Lights arid $1000 Olds owner loyalty, if pl.,8 $500 military rebate, if qual. spd, a/c, n/s/h/w/1/mins/soats, cass/cd, moon I a.m.-4p.m. Saturday. For more on Republicans on the five-member nity to get to know a lot more of leaders," he said. rAQi. leatnac 19.279 mi. about the town." 20 teenage skateboarders noise should not impact neigh- the event, turn to Page B-1 or call committee, were elected together The municipal Republican already enrolled in a PAL pro- . in 2002. Both newcomers to local committee, chaired by former - bors, police said, because the (908) 789-3670. Her counterpart was less san- gram that sponsors weekly trips park would close by 8 p.m. tmrmLSf'25,499 politics, they have often guine about his time in office. commissioner Phil Morin, is cur- BUY] to RexPlex in Elizabeth. The police department raw I Stk #14Q17A,VW #3A1841B2.4 Dft 4 cyl. approached issues with a similar Though Mease said he never rently screening candidates for auto, a/a p/s/h/w/l/mirrs/seafs, cass/cd. sun mindset while in office. intended to serve more than one municipal office. With the pri- If the facility is built, the received 97 complaints about roofjeathec 15.487 mi. For her part, Darby said, "My term, he acknowledged, "I just mary in June, local parties typi- teenagers who might normally skateboarders in 2003and 80 in hang around in the downtown VIN 351173580, Stk #06741.6 cvLtwto.'a/c. p/s/b, am/fm stereo. VIN #5E14480B, Stk #05342.4 OR, B cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS.td. '03 CADILLAC $y~ QQQ decision not to seek re-election is don't find it to be that rewarding." cally settle on their candidates by 2004. • : MSRP: $23,645. kludos $1500 factoiy rebate, $1000 Olds owner MSflP: $30,637. (rtdudes $2000 factory rebate, $1500 bonus cash, based on the fact that were I to April. Last November, the area with their skateboards in "From a law enforcement per- Mease, who has an engineer- tow or do their best to practice in loyalty, il MIUI4J W ] military rebate, if pi. $1000 Olds owner loyalty, if qual., 8 $500 military rebate, if qtiaL spective, the number . one .a/ap/s/h/wA/miire/seats,cass/cd, moon roof, GOP to host run and in fact win, I am con- ing background and has often Republican candidates were Bob Donovan and Michael Plick; the front of their homes could turn to response we get is, "Where art) we '/• cerned as to whether I could chrome wheels. 15.289 mi. worked with the township's engi- Adams Park, where the PAL is I honor another three-year com- neering department, said he two were defeated by Democrats supposed to go?' Now, we have an $' I II candidate forum VIN #56146890, Stk #05439,4 DR. 6 cyl., auto, a/c rj/s/ABS/wmh/lb/roun/seats. ed. roof rtc alum whli. BUY I m S mitment." George Jorn and George hoping to move the basketball answer as to where to us*ind BUYi enjoyed working on capital proj- court and build an area for ' ' " " ;(OP:$35.Q65. IndiulBs $2000 fattny rebate. ^150D bonus cadi. $1000 Olds FOR I fi 28999 The Republican Committee of Union Herself retired after a career ects and searching for ways to McDonough. (Continued on page A-2) owiwloyahy, if plj $500 mHitaiv rebate, if qual. . • • ran I Stk #14720A.W#3M2i)B868.2 Dft 6 cyl 5 County is hosting a candidates' 1 sptLa/c.ji/s/b/w/1/mins/seats, cass/cd sun naKOMiHiUIIUZfllUiini IM«, cm.nl/lHBflS4IIKD rool,leatk1B,B99mi. . forum for the Republican candi- SAVE VM152120794. Stk 105152,4 m 6 tyL auto, a/cp/syABS/wmd^ki/mint/»ati VM «SR1341fiO; ^ #D527Z 8 cyt aulo, a/c |r/t/ABS/winh/lb/mins. cd. roof ric '02 ML dates for governor at 7:30 p.m. BUY c4 roof rk, afaim wbkahrm/tee jyt MSfcSJZm lndudes $2000 fadoty rebate. E32O. Wednesday at tfie Grand Centurion, At Franklin School, the walls came tumbling down ~ mvi.._. „,„.,.. 440 Madison Hill Road in Clark. FOR OFF MSRP ,, Ar/I/mins/seats. cess/cd. sun Tickets are $25 per person and ByLftUREN THAJHOH remains cautious.; "The construe; roof, battier, aloys, 19.478 mi. include open bar and hors d'oeu- THE CHRONICLE tion manager said they'd be done ^BuYl BUY vres. For reservations, call (908) earlier, but we're still looking at EXT CAB rani rant 789-0200. GARWOOD — Franklin moving the kids over Christmaa VIN #581B9334, Sli #05521,5cyl.. auto, 2WD. a7c p/s/ABS. ol. HD trailer [)tg., MSRP: S21.01D. School has been demolished, in break," said Murphy. "It's earlyi in! : tncktdai $2000 fadoty lebate;$f 000 Q|ds owner loyalty. H quaL, 8 $500 militaiy rebate, if qua)/ auto, a/c, p7s/h/w/l/m jrrs/ssats, casi/cdVitioon its place a pile of rubble and the the stages right now.. Even; l/s/ABS/windj/to/mkB VIN «SG1 BO470, Stk #05B2S. 8 cyL autd. a/c, n/i/ABS/wirtds^ks/mim. ed. roof, leattiei DVD entdt 25.353 ml promise of new facilities. though they said the'd b4 ity*Mm7& W CADILLAC iMn The school was torn down over in November, we're:hod the last two weeks as part of a original schedules ''.'fcjf • ^e%e^ Commentary A-4 major facilities upgrade lowing the timelines" .wp BUY] auto, a/c, rys/h/w/l/mjns/saats. csis/cd moon J> FOR] III approved by voters in 2002. With expettedto achieve."''.•>..1 ,; tt./.!);'• \BUY , roof.lBak3879mL' Franklin no more, the adjoining With the demolition begins 'FOR Community Life B-1 Lincoln School will be expanded work of Phase Three .'•••:/T •(••• ^v-iiiii, ,'iiJ,>:t-j!;v'!;ft.^4i-i>41,..:/ rii^M^i^OiM^M :•'• ::K-.•{ ^^K^mW"- February 24,2005 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle Bilenker to address crs attorney innocence Lovely event > i (Continued from page A-l) Saturdays/IBs responsibilities included open- 2004KM. • Wed. Morning Club will be referred to a grand jury to consider ing the btulding, handling room reservations It'is not clear whether the township con- CRANFORD - The guest are needed0H-- indictment •'. and making sure that groups using the build- ducted a background check before^ hiring speaker at the Wednesday... at the library w. (Continued from page A-l) with the lack of amount of super- ing had the materials they needed, said Frank Caternicchio. His current employment status Club News Jftthem" said Police Chief Eric vision when they skate the streets The second degree sexual assault charge Morning Club business meeting carries a maximum penalty of about 5 years in D'Antonio, Recreation and Parks director. with the township is also not clear. Township at 10 a.m. Wednesday will be Dr, A Valentine's Day craft event KENILWORTH — themselves. While he was working, another employee attorney Robert Renaud said last week only or environmental studies or a was recently held at the Kenilworth Public Library is The PAL does not get involved prison, said Robert (/Leary, executive assis- Arthur Bilenker, a local dentist. i&v lie most popular sites for tant county prosecutor. would be on hand to staff the open center. that Caternicchio is "not working and not get related field.J3eh6T?rBhip appli- Kenllworth Public Library. seeking volunteers interested in, .^skateboarders are Cranford High' in unsuperyised activities — it's ting paid"; he declined to elaborate on that Bilenker started his practice in Among the youngsters who; working with^members of/the Inhis capacity as a township employee, Caternicchio began work for the township tranibrd in 1990 and is well- cations dan^be obtained at the SSchtxfl and the downtown, fol- just contrary to what we do. This : in June 2004, and for the county in October statement this week. came out to create expres- library staff on the libraiy|s Caternicchio worked from 9 a.m. l p.m. known in the community for his CranfofU High guidance office, 1%lowed by the business park and just flows better with our philoso- e application deadline is April sions of their love were Dani summer reading club cash-free I'various side streets. The depart- phy," said Mason. lectures on a variety of topi Mauro and Amber Ferrante, tricky tray for children and 1. : : ;>-ment has also answered calls Insurance would be covered as His presentatioi^to the i shown holding up-their •.teens.- •.•".% .;•;••: • .•' •.. .. ;'';; .from the train station and the long as specific standards were will be iaiting^ handiwork at left The First organized in 2002 as. an '-^Hbjraty; The boarders look for adhered to. "As long as it's built Cranford officials debate capital projects Sandi Pells will preside. The club Moms to learn about library's timely celebrations incentive to get children to come continue tomorrow with a to the library, the tricky tray has >* rails, steps, and jumps to chal- according to standards, I heard will meet at the Community talk on the borough's black : kn^e their skills and impress there would be no increase to the (Continued from page A-l) But Fire Chief Leonard Dolan we're going tokee p having dilapi- Center, 220 Walnut Ave. international adoption become the library's : signature your back on this — it could be a dated sewers until we do some- history by author Walter their friends. • annual insurance:': rate," said were considered and placed nice little development like down- said that the pumper would need WESTFIELD — At its program, with nearly 800 people thing about it," he said. The annual cookie/candy proj- Borlght. the 7 p.m. program attending last year's event. l'l',f' ^ "We get in trouble! if we're Administrator Marlena Schmid. according to priority elucidated by town," responded Commissioner replacing soon, as it has faced ect will be held at 9 a.m. March 7 Wednesday meeting, the Union Is free, but pre-reglstratlon ; the department head," Grady multiple mechanical problems Proposed storm sewer Those interested in helping • skateboarding on the street," said Recreation Director Prank George McDonough. improvements would cost the at the Community Center. County chapter of Mothers & is required; stop In at 548 '. 515-year-old Noah Smith, who said D'Antonio preferred that the PAL wrote in a memo to the commit- Ongoing projects for street over the years and three areas on More will host Christina Boulevard or call (908) 276- this year are invited to an orga- tee. township $150,000, and a new Members will bake cookies and nizational dinner meeting/work really independent -— can be difficult to deal with some- ...•"•• ***'' '''.'. '. • •• . ••• ity just happened to come avail- Lewis Mingo is quoted as say- Avenue. Officers at that point Caldwell was arrested at 10:30 on Market Street at 7:21 a.m. times. Because kids in this age group don't have the money, ! able. ing "it just happened and the placed Spalliero, who wasp.m. after police responded to Feb. 15. He was released on his . Kelly J. Koury, 22,; of South freedom or access to transportation that older teens and ; Luckier still for Mingo is that timing was right." Oh that all of allegedly also yelling and Cervantes restaurant on a report own recognizance. Plainfield was charged with driv- young adults have, it's harder for them to find their own ; the job happens to be working in us should just happen to be in screaming, under arrest on that he was causing a distur- . : *** . ing while intoxicated, failure to recreational outlets, and it's incumbent on schools and towns • an area in which he says he has the right place at the right time charges of disorderly conduct. bance and refusing to leave. Nelson Almeida, of Roselle submit to a breath test and faik to provide opportunities for them. But because they are, !an interest, children's and senior like Mr. Mingo; he certainly, is a But the suspect continued to .' ***...• • . . Park, was afrested for driving ure to keep' right. She was after all, teenagers, they won't necessarily happily accept ; issues — what an amazing coin- lucky, lucky man. struggle, Wilde said, and spit in James Specchio, 26, of while intoxicated after police charged after a motor Vehicle what is provided — and theyTl inclined to be skeptical of ; cadence. Of further interest is PATRICIA QUATTROCCHI the face of; Officer Russell Keyport was charged with pulled over his vehicle at 10:11 stop on the 600 block of Norjih Luedecker. After he was eventu- anything that seems like an adult'sidea. MEGHAN CADIGAN ;that he will be concentraj^ng on Garwood receiving stolen property (a cell p.m. Feb. 17 on South Michigan Avenue at 2:03 a.m. Friday. Scotch Plains .issues affecting the elderly in the The author was a Republican ally subdued, Spalliero was also Basically, what young teens want is a place to be left alone charged with resisting arrest Ohio — everyone speeds there. 'western end of the county. candidate for freeholder in the to do their thing. For some of them, their thing will be shoot- 'Plainfield happens to be in the and aggravated assault for spit- ing hoops in the gym at the Community Center. For others, I've driven with Ohio drivers a last general election, ;•'..,• lot and they hill-hop (speed up ting at the officer. it will be skateboarding. A good skate park would instantly to fly over a bump). They're Students Speak Out Police also discovered that the am receptions upcoming at UCC become a destination. It would substantially reduce the really bad. Accord, which belonged to property damage and other nuisances associated with skat- Spalliero, was being driven by CRANFORD — The Union County College Smith Theater on the College's Cranford cam* ing in other areas of the township. It would make clear to the two friends of his— Kendra Office of Recruitment will be hosting program pus at 1033 Springfield Ave. This program will teens that they are seen as members of the community. And Glit down on hoiWework Kennedy, 20, of Sayreville, and receptions throughout the months of March, be repeated at 3 p.m. April 21 in the annex of it would give police an answer to the question they hear Mark Costa, 20, of Clark. April, and May. the Plainfield campus at 232 East Second St. ; To The Chronicle: we already spend about seven Each event will cover information on the spe- every time they chase skaters away from a guardrail or a set Following an investigation the At 6 p.m. May 3, a reception providing an ; Many kids wouldn't mind hours, in school, so why do we need two were charged with posses- cific program of focus, along with all the pro- overview of UCC's paralegal program will be of stone steps: "Where are we supposed to go?" school if one thing were left out — to go home arid do our homework? sion of marijuana and possession grams of study offered by Union County. held in the Executive Education Center of the Of coufse, proposals for a skate park in Cranford have •homework. Kids believe home- It already feels like school is inter- of drug paraphernalia. College. Cranford campus at 1033 Springfield Ave; This come up in the past, drawing the support of parents and iwork is unnecessary and should minable. The enrollment process will also be covered, reception will provide a general overview of the teens and interest on the Township Committee, but never ; not be given. That's how I feel, too. Secondly, if homework does not including information on admissions, financial paralegal program, along with financial aid ; Some of my reasons are that Elizabeth residents Scotty coming to fruition. The fact that the PAL is behind the latest relate to the lesson in school, why Abelard, 24, and Jamal Point- aid, student services, and student activities, information and a tour of the campus. proposal, and that the cost should be small, make construc- •many people have sports activities is it needed? Isn't homework used and what potential students should expect of To register to attend any of the program • obligations. Also, I feel that some Du-Jour, 25, were arrested on tion of the facility much more likely. But as talks proceed, Letters to the editor to enforce what was already drug and weapons charges early each program. • receptions, contact the Office of Recruitment at ! homework does not relate to the taught? If that "is the case, then If interested in becoming a help desk profes- (908) 709-7518 or e-mail reception@ucc,edu. For reasons not to build the park will crop up — questions about • lessons learned in school. Lastly, it there is no need for homework. It Tuesday. the location, complaints from neighbors, concerns about The two were originally sional, attend the program reception ort the directions to Union County College, log onto • is a proven fact that kids are over- is like cleaning the mud. help desk program at 6 p.m. March 3 in the Roy www.ucc.edu. long-term cost or injury risks. Board erred in changing program worked these days by homework. Finally, it is a proven fact that pulled over at 2 a.m. on Raritan The Township Committee should try to address such con- Many kids have trouble fitting students are overworked. Since Road because the vehicle cerns. But it should also not forget that a skate park would To The Chronicle: track record in SAT performance, National Merit homework in with their other 1974 homework has gone up about Abelard was driving had no front be a good thing for local teenagers, and a good thing for The Cranford Board of Education has done a dis- Awards and college acceptances. Moreover, these activities after school, and they one and a half hours. Many stu- license plate and tinted win- dows, according to police. Cranford. service to the students of Cranford High School as "scholars for service" benefited Cranford through don't have time for homework. For dents find this unfair, including well as to the Cranford community by eliminating their excellent service projects such as a study for JAMES McKENNA instance, after school I have one my classmate Geena. She thinks Following an investigation, the LOWESTI HOURS: WION.-THURS. 9AM-9PM men were each charged with pos- & SuNi 6pM the Scholars' Circle, a program recognized for its the Cranford Downtown Management Corporation Scotch Plains hour, and then I have to go to gym- that homework is pointless and PRICE S•FRI' SAT - 9AM "1OP M ' 1OA M " academic excellence and public service. and another for the families affected by 9/11. New Jersey drivers are the nastics at 4:30 p.m. and I get out should be optional. session of marijuana, possession Last June the New Jersey Department of And what do we have in place of the Scholars' worst. at 8 p.m. I do this four days a In conclusion, I feel that if of drug paraphernalia and pos- GUARANTEED Not responsible for typographical errors. Education awarded the Scholars' Circle, a Best Circle? A program that calls itself a "University," week; there is hardly any .time to teachers do not want to eliminate session of a weapon. The alleged Bring In any competitor's Sale Items cash & carry only. Sale prices weapons were a black sock ad or coupon and we will The Chronicle is here for you Practice Award. Previously, it had been honored as but has no research to support it, no set criteria for fit my own life into my busy sched- homework they should at least effective 2/23/05:3/1/d5. Prices do not a promising practice by the national character edu- admission, no rigorous summer study but a sketchy ule. give less or make it optional. stuffed with a large piece of con- include sales tax. Beer prices represent | cation partnership and received the Cranford ''independent study" approach and no clear vision of crete and a butcher knife, said subject to ABC regulations. 24-12 oz, bottles unless otherwise noted. The following information should help you get your My friend Meghan feels the Students should try to talk to their Chamber of Commerce Award for Community its direction. A selling point apparently was that teachers, and explain why there Lt. Stephen Wilde. ideas and community news into The Chronicle: same way. In previous years she Involvement. Our high school has been celebrating more students are included and can begin taking didn't have much time to do her should be less homework. 870 St. George Ave.. Rahway. CVS Shopping Center • 732-381 -6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 3964219 with story the great honor of being the firat public high school Advanced Placement courses in ninth grade. homework because of the school Also, we all have lives; do teach- Paul Everton, 29, of Cranford suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Chad in the history of New Jersey to be named a National Beginning AP study early should be encouraged, play. So how are we supposed to fit ers want to grade all of that home- was charged with driving while SEAGRAMS DEWARS SMIRNOFF BACARDI RUM Hemenway at (732) 396-4202. , School of Character. Where is the wisdom in abol- but limiting admission to members of this so-called homework in? I feel that if you work? I don't think so. I hope that intoxicated early Saturday WHITE LABEL Vodka 80° Our address: The Chronicle, 301 Central Ave., Clark, ishing a program that is the very model of charac- "University" seems to run counter to the guidelines have time for homework you are one day my goal will be attained. morning. 7 CROWN Light* Gold'Select NJ, 07066. ter education and rigorous scholarship? of the College Board — and to our role as a not doing much with your life. Everton was arrested at 5:44 19 00 00 -IQO9 .75 litet. Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. * The supposed rationale is that the newNational School of Character that aims to develop Sonia, also my friend, said that JENNY BUONTEMPO a.m. at the intersection of North 1.75 liter 1.75 lil( • I ,:. •.:'>• '; ..vi • - v r • Cranford Chronicle February 24,2005. Cranford Chronicle Ahappy Medical supplies needed for victims r s Hillside Aye; School WESTFIELD ^- First United . : ' •'•.•-•'• increase dramatically. Business education Methodist Church, located at 1 The FUMC in Westfield is col- chewable tablets (80 V-Day for 300 tablets needed pe^, il East Broad St, Westfield, encour- lecting the specific medicinal names students to honor roll farBPSstudents ages the general public to support items listed below. All donated available in bottles of 30 tablet^ its Medicine Box project for tsuna- items must have an expiration Product donations may be^ieft ' CRANFORD — The following students at Karolis Matulis, Tare McDermott, James Molloy, 'Mobile' mi relief. date no earlier than September, in the marked Medicine Box in CranfbnTs Hillside Avenue School earned academic Parth K Patel, Angela Renna, Melissa Roberts, The United Methodist 2006. Also, whenever possible, the new entryway of the church. honors for the recently-completed second marking Niko J. Rydelek, Timothy Salerno, Alexander Stone, Committee on Relief and the tablets must be packaged in bot- Monetary donations are also period. Alexander Strong, Rita Uhle, Stephanie Walls, Erin Health and Welfare Ministries of. tles of 100 or more. , being collected A total of $375 Weber, Matthew Wegryn, Tanara Zamorski, clients the General Board of Global Items needed are: Sterile gauze must be raised for each Medicine High Honor Roll Klaudia Zielonka. Ministries of the United pads (size 4-inch by 4-inch), a Box kit This money will be used Grade 8: Michelle Cannon, Amanda Cardillo, Grade 7: Tyler Ainge, Helen Alto, Brianna Bona, Mobile Meals' clients celebrat- Methodist Church have sent out total of 50 pads needed for one kit; to cover the cost of prescription Joseph Diaz, Mackenzie Dow, Gabriella Parao, Jonathan Bringuier, Jeremy Brooks, Kristen ed Valentine's Day with an out- an urgent request for local congre- "adhesive tape (V£-inch by 1-inch medications, including those to •I-.J I.: Catherine M.Goski, Bridget M. Guarisco, Mia R. Cecchini, Nicholas Cook, Julie A. Debellaj Alivia J. workplace through a sequential pouring of holiday candy and gations, working in concert with by 10 yards or more), six rolls treat intestinal vtonn infections, Komgruen, Elizabeth Lafferfy, Michael Nadolny, Demars, Daniel Filipek, Gregory Goode, Lauren business and economics curricu- hand-made gifts donated by sev- Interchurch Medical Assistance, needed per kit; triple antibiotic bacterial infections, scabies, deny- Daniel Petersen, lindsey Rizkalla, Deanna Grandal, Kelly Hardman, Matthew Hellenbrecht, lum Topics covered include forms eral children's groups. to assemble and contribute medi- ointment (1 oz. tube), four tubes dration, nausea and! dysentery, Russomanno, Christopher Munz, Katherine Justyna Jaskiewicz, Benjamin K. Kramer, Anthony S business, business resources, The organization, a private, cine supplies to assist tsunami needed per kit; aspirin (acetylsali- that will be procured at a discount Vanbenechoten, Jaclyn Winnicki, Marta P. Lagarra, Matthew LeoneUi, Nicholas P. Liotard, production methods, advertising non-profit meal delivery service victims. from pharmaceutical companies and entrepreneurs. At left, cylic acid, 325 mg. tablets), 1,000 WolfshorodL : Ryan P. Lopes, Alyssa N. Magerkurth, Jerrel V. is a volunteer group providing The latest estimates indicate tablets needed per kit; ferrous sul- by Interchurch Medical Mancherry, Ashley Martinez, Gary Merwede, Rebecca Shimonov, Steven ••; Grade 7; Anna Autilio, Meghan Bartsch, Kelly T. nutritious, hot meals to commu- that more than 200,000 people fate tablets (325 mg. tablets), 500 Assistance. . ;: . V • Burke, Derek DeCagria, Dana Friedman, Rebecca Daniel Milan, Mallory Niro, Dalber D. Pereira, Errol Guarriello, Joseph Poland, Mrs. nity members of Westfield, have lost their lives, as a conse- Monetary donations may be B. Petgraye HI, Beth A. Ramey, Nicholas Ramirez, Guarrlello,LupasVignariand tablets needed per kit, children's Friedman, Elmma Hansen, Danielle McAuliffe, Cranford, Clark, Garwood, quence of the tsunami. If critical- multivitamins with iron, 500 mailed directly, to FUMC at; 1 Maggie Mueller, Paul Nyitray, Karen G. Orejuela, Christina R. Richardson, Victoria K Schetelich, Brooke Binder work on a pen-man- East Broad St. Write checks to ufacturing assembly line. Scotch Plains and Fanwood who The Westfield Area YMCA's full-day kindergarten class, led by ly needed medicines are not made neededperkit; adult multivita- Lara Paul, Emily Pericone, Sean P. Quinn, Kishan Megan SchmeUiig, Deanna Stirk, Michael Van Liew, are unable to shop and cook for available soon, this enormous FUMC, but note that the contri- Michael Wuliams, Thomas Wisnewski. teachers Holly Schlobohm and Karen Luka, made and donated mins with iron, 500 needed per Shah, Lauren Wilson. themselves due to age, illness or Valentine's Day windsocks to Mobile Meals clients. death toll can be expected to kit; children's acetaminophen bution is to be used for the Grade 0: Amy Albert, Robert Anstatt, Sarah Grade 6: Loryn Altebrando, Michele Altebrando, disability. This year, Mobile Mediqine Box project. v Barry, Rachel D. Berzon-Pink, Kathryn Bradford, Evan Brown, Catherine E. Burns, Catherine Meals witnessed a deluge of colorful Valentine's Day cards Community Players, on May 13. Brooke Ai (Capasso, Daniel Cleary, Natalie Englese, Cedzik, Alanna Conte, William P. Davitt, Alexandra gifts, which were delivered with and decorated sugar cookies. The fundraiser will include wine, Katelyn A. (Samba, Matthew J, Guidon, Jonathan P. Delayo, Connor W. Demars, Wesley Ditzel, Morgan client's meals to remind them Also in Westfield, Edison hors d'oeurves, a 50/50 raffle and Anti-smoking group se^m^ Jackson, Lori Joseph, Kathleen Knorr, Robert G. Dow, Daniel Espuga, Andrew Falzon, Michael F. that they are not alone on the Intermediate School Girl Scout gift baskets for auction, Tickets Farkas, Raquel E. Farmer, Thomas Folger, Lento,Corina Lupp, Nicole Maturo, Ryan E. Mvinz, holidays. . Cadettes Troop 264 and Franklin will be sold at $35 per person. To Coalition ho^es to establish smoke-free parks in the county Christopher Murphy, Alissa G. Mustillo, Andreas Kathleen E. French, Esmerelda Fyhr, Robert School Daisy Troops 484 and 486 Gaeta, Nicole Gregory, Anthony Guarisco, Timothy Brownie Troop 898 of participate in this fundraising CLARK — The Union County ties and other, factors. An addi- Panagkoa, Sarah Quinn, Lana Rahal, Gabriel F. Garden Club names new officers Cranford made festive Vases and donated Valentine's Day cards. event, contact the office. smoke-free parks.; • > . : Handy, William Kaussner, Alexis L. Inselberg, Communities Against Tobacco tional $5.44 a pack represents the "the Union County Rivera, Tyler M, Rokose, Ashley Rozman, Bryan services that include flower, matching flowers. And the And the Jefferson School third Mobile Meals is also current- Santos, Megan K. Sawyer. flayden F, Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Robert A. The Garden Chib of Cranford ated in 1928, the Garden Club of Coalition, a group of organiza- cost of the effects of secondhand Communities Against Tobacco Jotantos, Christopher Juliano, Gabriel D. arrangements for Union Cpunty Westfield YMCA's full-day grade Brownie Troop 766 made ly seeking a detail-oriented per- tions that seeks to curb tobacco smoke on a smoker's family, while recently announced a new slate Cranford has operated consis- Valentine's Day placemats. Coalition discusses many other •'. Kawczynski.Kerri Ann King, Kelsie A. Kreitz, of officers. tently for more than 75 years. Mobile Meals and for the prom kindergarten class, led by teach- son to schedule drivers in Clark use, will hold its next meeting 3-5 another $1.44 is the cost of sec- tobacco-related issues including Honor Roll for the Jardine Academy of the ers Holly Schlobohm and Karen "We were so thrilled to receive This volunteer position does not Grade 8: Lyndsay Albert, Geena Altebrando, Dena Leonelli, Sean Malcolm, Nathan They are: Deidre Trama, pres- There are currently 37 active p.m. March 16 at Prevention ondhand smoke on society. ' how to encourage moire restau-•<" Marianovsky, Justin R. Matyas, John Miller, Alicia ident; ' Carol McLaughlin- members, eight associate mem- Cerebral Palsy League. Luka, donated hand-made wind- so many beautiful gifts from the require driving; scheduling is Links, 35 Walnut Ave., Clark. According to Bill Votapek, CAT rants to become smoke-free and ! • Robert Baer, Michael Carbonell, Michelle Checcliia, The club also maintains plant-. socks. Valentine candy treats children of our communities. It arranged by telephone. Shamsheer Gheema, Devin Chiari, Bianca Crimi, A. Petgrave, John Pritchett, Mark W. Roberts, Kerman, first vice president; bers and one life membership, Researchers estimate that the coordinator for the county, "At our how to eliminate secondhand1! Marykate Ryan, Julieanne Salerno, Olivia Angela Lisciotto, second vice held by Frances Wismer, a judge ings and maintenance at the were donated by the First means so much to our clients to Additionally, Mobile Meals is actual lifetime costs of smoking March meeting, we will be dis- smoke in the workplace and in', Andrew D*Uva, Stephen Dechiaro, Michael Gaeta, Cranibrd Library and; Baptist Church's Outreach Jr. Devon Garges, Jared Goeller, Julianne Grandal, Sanchez, Evan H. Schulz, Jeffrey Schumacher, president; Lise Sulley, recording emeritus. be remembered on the holidays," always seeking volunteer drivers are $40 per pack, or $171,000 cussing plans for Kick Butts Day, the community. We invite all •; i Crystal D, Grant, Jennifer Handy, Thomas Hearon, Adam Smith, Terri Thomas, Margaret Trapani, secretary; Kathy Reidy, corre- The Garden Club of Cranford Community Center. Further,, it Project and Troop 183 of the said Sharon Goldner, executive and packers. To volunteer to over a smokers lifetime, accord- April 13. Last year we cleaned up interested people to get involved." ' Edward Hehnstetter, Melissa Hoffman, Hannah Elizabeth.Truncali, Mary E. Ushay, A. Michael sponding secretary' and Sharon meets the second. Monday of each supports the Cranford Historical. Valley Rd. School in Clark. director of Mobile Meals. pack or drive, or if you know ing to material provided by the Warinanco Park and in one hour The program is open to the '.') Jenkins, Lia Jones, Connor Koellner, Barbara Vajda, Brooke Vandermeiren, John T. Vicci, Paul Marra, treasurer. Sue Vogel is month and provides informative Society and provides $1,000 Westfield's Jefferson School Mobile Meals will be hosting someone who might benefit from coalition. According to a study collected enough cigarette butts public, and there is no fee to join Kbnopko, Jessica Longo, Kaitlin M. Magadan, Wright. the past president and advisor. programs to its members. The annual scholarship to a Cranford . second grade Brownie Troop 345 its first fundraiser to offset the our service, contact Mobile Meals from Duke University, smoking to fill a large jug. We are trying to the coalition. Call Prevention Organized in 1927 and feder- club is involved in civic and social High School senior donated winter tray favors, and cost of operations — a perform- at (908) 233-6146 or visit the costs society about $33 a pack, follow in the footsteps of other Linlcs for more information or to the McKinley School second ance of "Spitfire Grill," a musical website at including the costs of early New Jersey counties, to enact register by phone at (732) 381- grade Brownie Troop 296 made production of the Westfield westfieldnj.com/mobilemeals. deaths, smoking-related disabili- ordinances that would create 4100,TTY: (732) 381-4192; : ;V M the market far a wedding dress? Why not make one yourself! The right site can take the stress out of:yourbig-dc^:- (ARA) — Brides today have magazine? To truly have a cult than they are." Visit a bridal shop and try manmade fabrics or blends. a personal touch to your mas- JiSpecial more choices than ever before gown that is yours and yours Musso, who lives and work on different styles of gowns. You may want to make a •ti-rpiece. Embroidery is espe- ByMATTDEEGAN parties. The cocktail lounge offers live the themed parties it has hosted: luaus, hoe- when they are picking a wed- alone, consider making your in Dallas, makes custom wed- This will help you determine muslin version of your dress cially popular, and with the CORRESPONDENT entertainment from local bands on special downs, cocktail parties and casino nights. Ulesiaurantfor all ding dresses as part of her what looks best on you and for fitting purposes. This also right sewing machine, it can evenings, and the Hilton's Sunday brunch The event that most stands out in Williams' ding dress. Many of the old wedding dress yourself. It's one of the top-five days of your life. couture business, While she will give you a feel for the lat- gives you a chance to do a "dry be easy to add this special buffet was, voted "Best in New Jersey" by the mind is the Casino Night, which had a Las your occasions... rules have been tossed out. According to couture seam- A flurry of emotions bombards you in the readers of an area newspaper. For those firmly believes every bride est trends. run" on the sewing. There are touch to your wedding gown. . Vegas vibe and the sultry sounds from a For example, dresses aren't stress JoAnn Musso, brides days leading up to The Big Day, since It looking for a soothing local weekend get- Cher impersonator. always white, they're not should not be intimidated by should have the dress of her Starting with the right many books available OK The most important piece of needs to be a slice of perfection. When away, the hotel has a four-star health club Looking for a maritime feel? Travel south •Christenings always big and poufy and they the thought of making their dreams, Musso sewing machine sewing your own gown that advice that Musso has for a Wagner's "Here Comes the Bride" resounds and spa that offers massage therapy, among can answer questions and pro- bride who is making her own down the Parkway and exit into Perth don't have to include trains wedding dress. "The skills feels it is also is important. off the walls and your most meaningful other services. Amboy, where a rustic restaurant festooned •Bridal& Baby Showers 'The skills needed to vide tips and "tricks of the dress is to start early. "If you that go on for miles. A bride needed to make a wedding her duty to "Today's com- stroll down an aisle ensues, the furthest Tucked inside the hotel is Spats with swordfish, a great white shark, life- •Communions can feel free to choose a wed- dress are all ones a home help a bride make a wedding dress puterized trade" as you go through the don't give yourself enough thing from your mind is whether the recep- Restaurant, a Black Angus steakhouse with savers and model ships resides 30 feet from •Bar Milivahs ding dress that fits her body sewer has used before," she select a dress are all ones a home sewing and process. time, it can canst' a great deal tion hall will come through. mahogany furniture and plain white table- the banks of the Raritan Bay. The Barge's type and personality. says. "Set-in sleeves are set-in that will be embroidery sys- The variety of embellish- of anxiety and pressure," she Messy cake eating and frequent toasts at cloths that create an atmosphere reminis- large bay windows offering a view of the •Repasses ' flattering. sewer has used before." tems make even ments available to provide the says. And with all the other wedding parties leave imprints in your cent of a lounge in the '20s and '30s, accord- docked boats and an inviting staircase • Are you looking for roman- sleeves. Don't let the fact that •Anniversaries tic or racy? Will your gown be they're on a wedding dress Dress silhou- — JoAnn Musso a project like a finishing touch for your wed- details you'll he dealing with, memory banks. Lackluster food, shoddy ing to Ahmed Hassanin, fo6d and beverage beyond the dining room create an atmos- out of a fairy tale or a fashion make them seem more diffi- ettes break ^ wedding dress ding gown is almost unlimited. making your own gown can service or( a poorly appointed reception hall director. The dishes of choice among phere Norman Rockwell would love. and Corporate Functions down into four much easier Beads, crystals, lace and become overwhelming. could cloud the mind with bad memories patrons are the rack of lamb and the porter- Alex Vosinas, the eatery's owner, had from The Big Day. basic shapes. A-line, which is than it used to be," says Gayle embroidery are just some of This article in published house steak, although Hassanin lists the pride in his voice when he said the Barge CUSTOMIZED PARTY MENU TO the options you can use to add Everyone wants a wedding reception — escargot and the filet of sole as his favorites. has been a family-run business for 25 years SUIT YOUR OCCASION. , narrower at the top, flaring Hillert, vice president of edu- courtesy of ARA Content. Spats also features many fine wines, import- cation at Bernina of America, and every other kind of celebratory party — and a staple for local taste buds for more Jr mri gently wider toward the bot- to come off with no hitches. And when you've ed dark beers and malt scotches for those in than 70. The scenic view and the comfy tom, works well on most figure a premiere sewing machine picked the right site, the only thing you have' the mood for something stiff. While sipping quarters make the Barge ideal for small types and is good for disguis- company. "For example., to worry about is showing up. a drink, visitors can enjoy live jazz on wedding receptions, birthdays and christen- ing bottom-heavy figures. A Bernina accessory feet make Friday and Saturday nights from 6:30 to RISTOMNTE The Woodbridge Hilton, which proclaims ings. It can accommodate up to 100 people. sheath dress features a figure- sewing fine fabrics easy and Lana's welcomes jazz duo itself New Jersey's premier full-service 9:30. The Barge's nautical theme hints at the Fine Italian Continental Cuisine hugging silhouette with a there are a variety available, hotel, offers a recently refurbished grand Farther north up the Parkway in the lit- delicious seafood selection on its menu. It defined waist, and flatters like hemming, pintucking and CLARK — Lana's Restaurant at the Hyatt Hills (lolf ballroom that will be completed by the end tle town of Garwood is the Westwood, a offers fresh lobster, lobster tails, Alaskan Steakhouse Complex is adding a new unique jazz duo. Clary (laberman well-toned bodies. The mer- edgestitching feet that enable of March and can hold up to 300 people. classy banquet hall bedecked for those with crab legs, scallops, steamed clams and many 99 CENTER STREET, GARWOOD WE ARE THE WEDDING maid dress is close fitting home sewers to add couture and Patti Dunham, on Tuesday nights. The two have exten- Joe Dellemonache, director of catering at a fondness for classical decor. Running the more enticing fruits of the sea. Not to be through the bodice, down elements quickly and success- sive musical experience, with Dunham once singing with the Hilton, said having only one elegant business since 1960 is the Williams family, overshadowed is theselection of meats 908-232-5204 AND PARTY SPECIALISTS! the Larry Elgart Big Band, and Hahcrman performing with • Showers • Engagements • Birthdays • Anniversaries, etc through the hips and to about fully. room makes the hotel unique and assures an whose members pride themselves on the including pork chops, sirloin and prime rib. M Jrue Lrme Uining Experience the legendary Frank Sinatra. The duo creates extraordi- intimate wedding, a feature important to relationships they build with their patrons. -Party Facilities for 25 to 200 Guests- mid- or lower calf where the Many fabric stores have Whether you want a banquet hall fit for a yn Jin Gleganl\Atmosphere< skirt flares out; it is not an nary sound with Dunham's rich vocals and Ilaberman's brides. He lauded his catering staff as com- "When you're one of our clients or cus- sea captain or an aficionado of the classics, bridal or special occasion sec- ability to produce computer-generated instrumental easy style to wear or to move tions with appropriate fabrics mitted and professional, noting that many tomers, you are made to feel like part of the central New Jersey has a variety of places arrangements. have been with the hotel for 10 years nr '•* ': '•[..' Open 7 Days Ala Carte in. Finally, a ballgown is fitted and notions. Musso reminds family," Cindy Williams said. "We try to that cater to your party preferences. And to » Gift Certificates and Free Brochures Available • at the bodice; with a very full Due to the popular response from live jazz with Warren more. Dellemonache said the hotel also personalize it and sit down with you so we celebrate The Big Day, the last thing you brides that natural fabrics like hosts bar mitzvahs, showers, business func- can offer what you want." should worry about should be the fun part. skirt, which can hide many silk wrinkle easily. If that's a Vache every Thursday night, Lana's wanted to offer another 1700 W. Elizabeth Ave., Linden, NJ 07036 tions and holiday celebrations. In addition to weddings, the Westwood The Barge, the Westwood and the Executive Chef Hwnberio Campos ]r. figure flaws. concern, consider looking at night of live entertainment. 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[?••*;: £!;+;!™j£$0 February 24.2005 primef/me.' Cranford Chronicle February 24,2005 :& AKce Wrtiel Honor students named PrimeTime Little Opera Go. offers two show : s of €dsiF^'Tmm briefs •'•.••• • . '•••'••'••••• •'.*-. '• •:... • • •...... • '• . •' . •••••••..• .-.••.••,/.•.' •• ..;•• :•••;• •• .; . •.•';• : ••• . •• ••.'.•;;••• .;•. ••••:!''••: ••vVC •••'#«•' CRANFORD - Alice Wrhel, the Village Improvement. season's LOC production of Turnadot. 80, died Ifeb. 19, 2005 ?t her The Little Opera Company of New tenor Timothy Lin wood. A performer in operatic conducting debut with; the LOC; Association, which named Mrs. Jersey, a division of the New Jersey She has been a finalist in numerous home. ' Wrhel an honorary member after at Orange Ave. School concerts throughout France, Germany, in the year 2000 in performances of * . I John Warrington Jr. Workshop for the Arts, will present two international competitions and has been England and the United States, Mozart's The Marriage qfFigarOiyfi^ * Bom in New York City, she she lost her eyesight. • CEANFORD-Thofoilowlnir BuonoEuro. Lauren M. CampbeU, THnity to host CRANFORD — John Burwell Mr. Warrington Was active in performances of Mozart's Cost Fan a soloist at Alice Tully Hall, St. Patrick's Linwood took part In the first gala international star Celeste Holm.arnar-" lived in Elizabeth before moving Her husband, John E, died in Cathedral, Merkin Hall, Constitution Warrington Jr., 87, died Feb. 14, the Cranford-Little League, the a Lenten concert Tutte (Women are Like That) at 8 p.m. fundraiser in Paris for the reconstruc- 'rator. ' • '•,: :'•'" '•,;'•'••:•'"••-:•''••. ;':• ,';'^: J to Cranford more than 41 years 1986. ••••; March 5 and 3 p.m. March 6. The COB- Hall and the Paper Mill Playhouse. ago. 2005 at his home in Monroe Sunday school of the Cranford S?SE^^ tion of the Dresden Cathedral and has Cosi Fan Tutte will be directed by $-•« Surviving are two daughters, axssisssisz TVinity Episcopal Church's tumed and semi-staged production will Dorabella, Fiordiligi's sister and the Mrs. Wrhel retired in 1986 Tara Coppola of Howell and Township. United Methodist Church, the appeared at the Trocadero, the French LOC co-founder Juan Pineda. A vocal* » Mr. Warrington was born April Cranford Kiwanis Club, the ninth annual Music in a Sacred be performed in English at the fiance'e of Ferrando, will be played by Historic Society, the Theatre Mirabeau music teacher at the Music Studio,; ':•"-.-.JJ- after 13 years as an office worker Branwyn Drust of Somerset; a rlace concert series continues 1 Presbyterian Church of Westfield,. 140 '• • • Betsy Mackenzie Stubbs. Stubbs, a for- at St. Elizabeth Hospital in sister, Margaret Allen of Virginia; 3, 1917 in Philadelphia, Pa. He Rahway River Committee and and the American Cathedral'm Paris. In Pineda is also the instructor for NJWA'fl; with a Lenten Lessons and Carols Mountain Ave. mer vocal teacher at NJWA's Music the 2002-2003 season, he also sang the Elizabeth. She was a nurse's aide and five grandchildren. lived in Cranford for 50 years Mobile Meals on Wheels. At Fabian, Jessica Musical Theater Workshop and the J: " before moving to Monroe Swarthmore he was captain of Fanelli, Samantha J. Pincko, Joy program by the adult choir at 4 The second production of the group's Studio, has a master of music degree in role of Ferrando in Cosi Fan Tutte and Westfield Summer Workshop musical i with the Red Cross in World War Private arrangements were by E. Hanke, Katherine Hannon. p.m. March 13 at the church, VOcal performance from Westminster the Gray Memorial Funeral Township in 2002. the 1938 football team and a -.-.. Gargiulo,. 2004-2005 season, Cosi Fan Tutte will more recently performed in Handel's : theater productions, He was a longrtimet n•••':•• '.'•/•••:!-:• '-V-: ' He spent 40 years with Du member of Delta Upsilon. Julia C. Maddera, Stephanie L North and Forest avenues in Choir College in Princeton. She has Israel in Egypt. Home. Garretson, Danielle Gross, Julia be performed by a cast of professionals member of the Broadway cast of Mas '4 • She was long involved with •• Pont, first in munitions plants Surviving are his wife of 62 Newton, Megan T. Papandrea, Cranford. including baritone Don Sheasley in the performed with the Westminster Opera In the role of Despina, the ladies' Saigon and an international cast of The? Michael E. pfate, Tyler J. Schott. M, Gunning, Connor Harkins, during World War II and later in years, BiHie Rose Russell Deanna Hehl, Andrew The program is a meditation role of Don Alfonso, the old! philosopher Theater, VOICES, the Musical Club of maid who is a catalyst in Don Alfonso's King and I. His opera credits include » its Linden chemical plant. Mr. Warrington; two sons, Chad and RiW Wlk on the Passion of Jesus Christ as Westfield and the Trenton Civic Opera. Sylvia Siegle 7: Ellio Barkin, Intartaglio, Christopher Irwin, who plots to prove his theory about the plot, will be soprano Valerie Pineda, co- roles in Cayalleria Rusticano, L'Elisird" fcf. Warrington earned a degree in Peter; two daughters, Lee Robin Madelyn D. Johnstone, Hillary A. presented each year at St. John's infidelity of women. Sheasley, who Guglielmo, the officer who returns founder of the LOC. A vocal music 'Amore, The Magic Flute, and UnBallo > PINILWOBTH — Sylvia Chapter of Hadassah, Mrs. civil engineering from and Jill; and five grandchildren. Matthew Boyle, Sara Cnrolan, College, Cambridge, England. A Jay Chopra, Chloo' Connolly, Joseph, John P. Kasperan, played the role of Renato in the LOC's disguised as an Albanian to test his teacher at the Music Studio, Pineda is a In Maschera. In November, Pineda per- * . Handler Siegle died Feb. 16,2005 Siegle was a member of the Swarthmore College in 1939. A memorial service will be at Kristin Kniaaiuk, Macaire reception follows in Wirtherington recent production of Un Balloln fianceVs fidelity, will be played by bari- Michael DeNigris, Jennifer Hall. Donations are welcome. The graduate of the Manhattan School of formed at Lincoln Center at The; •.];, ;• at her home. Rational Organization for For 31 years he was a volun- 11 a.m. Saturday, March 5 at the Kolchin, Victoria LaBrutto, Maschera, made his Lincoln Center tone Charles Schneider. Also a cast Music. She has directed many LOC pro- Concert of Excellence and most recently 1 Mrs. Siegle was born in Women. teer at Runnells Specialized Rossmoor Community Church, 1 Folger, Brooke Ford, Spenser F. following performers will also Frieri, Brian Gambardella, Richmond C. Lapolla, debut as Pizatto in Fildelio. He was a member of LOC's Turandot, Schneider ductions, as well as musicals for the in the New Jersey Concert Opera's £ Newark and lived in Irvington Her . husband, David, is Hospital of Union County in Village Mall, Monroe Township. Christopher Limoncelli, Marc present during the 2004-05 sea- Berkeley Heights; Mr. Donations may be sent to Alexandra Intartaglio, Steven son: winner of the New York Vocal Artists has toured the United States with the Westfield Summer Workshop, and is the Rigolettd. : / ' " .. : :' \ »•• before moving to Kenilworth in deceased. Krenek, Kristen Labbate, Scott Lingor, Dina M. Mansour, Competition, has been heard in Cami National Opera Company, where he also advisor to the Light Bulb Players, 1974. She moved in 1984 to New Surviving are a son, Allan H.; Warrington came to that hospital Visiting Nurse Association of Christopher Markowski, Nicole April 10 — Mark Trautman of Tickets for Cosi Fan Tutte are $30 for through his membership in the Central Jersey, Hospice Lieberman, Daniel LoGuidice, Hall and is a lead baritone of. Opera played Guglielmo. His additional credits The orchestra for the two-act opera adults, $25 for senior citizens, and $15 1 iPort Richey, Fla.,' and returned to a daughter, Sheila; a brother, Bill Connor Londregan, Catherine Marotta, Thomas Marra, Gregory New Brunswick will offer an International, include performing with the Anchorage Kenilworth eight months ago. Handler; a sister, Gertrude Plainfield Friends Meeting. He Program, 1100 Wayside Road, Mast, Emily A. McCue, Anne organ recital will be conducted by Robert W. Butts, for students under 18 years of age. For .«••; sang for five years in a barber- Tinton Falls, NJ 07712 or (800) McCann, Brendan McCloskey, Soprano Dauri Shippey will portray Opera, Opera Iowa, the Lyric Opera of who was recently honored as Arts more information, visit the NJWA office,; She retired in 1979 after 25 Bamsemer; and two grandchil- Sarah Muratore, Kristen Rupp, McGee, Colleen McGovern, Mayl— the Plainfield Fiordiligi, the fiance'e of Guglielmo, Cleveland and the Des Moines Metro dren. shop chorus in Westfield. 862-3330. Gregory Mika, Stephen Milea, Professional of 2004 by the Arts Council at 150-152.East Broad St. in Westfield ; years as a bookkeeper with the liana Solomon, Jillian Girlchoir of Grace Church, under whom she believes has gone off to war, Opera. , of the Morris County area. Butts is also Private arrangements were by Liliya Monakhova, Erin Moonan, the direction of Dome'cq Smith, or phone (908) 7189-9696: Additional ;^ Charles Schwartz Plumbing Vanderhoff, Nathan Verrilli, Shippey, a graduate of the Julliard Ferrando, the second officer and principal conductor of the Baroque Supply Co. in Elizabeth. A past the Galarite Funeral Home in Emily Weisgerber, Samuel White. Mattison W. Morone, Andrew F. will perform. information is available at the web site •! School, appeared in the title roje of last. fiance" of Dorabella, will be portrayed by Orchestra of North Jersey. He made his www.njworkBhopforthearts.com, « president of.'; the Irvington Union. Jack G Falk Grade 6: Sarah Armstrong, Nnppi, Lindsay. Nichnadowicz, June 5 — the series will close . Andrew T. O'Neill, Francesco out with Trinity's annual CRANFORD - Jack G. Falk, Swiss Internees Association. Emily Baumann, Maevc Brady, Paparatto, Nolan Patel, 88, died Feb. 17, 2005 at the He also was a longtime mem- Maggie Brown, Jcnna Cnpizzi, Strawberry Festival and Pops Pascal Pironti Katherine Pyanowski, Alexander Concert. Berkeley Heights Convalescent ber of the Roselle Golf Club and Matthew DiGiovanni, Luke Porter, Keith Powell,. Krystina Renowned Gail Niwa joins KENILWORTH — Pascal American Legion in Kenilworth. Center. a member of the Hole-in-One Diano, Samantha Dooley, John Riggi, Michael E. Sexton, Julia The non-profit, self-supporting Pironti, 90, died Feb. 22, 2005 at His wife, Mary, died in 1996. Mr. Falk was born in Brooklyn Club. Flynn, Michael Ford, Colleen Skelcy, Shannon M. Slattery, concert series depends on the . The Mid-Day Musicales series Brahms Concerto #2 with the Niwa can be heard in Fantasia, Overlook Hospital in Summit. Surviving are a son, Anthony and lived in Elizabeth before His wife, Ruth Shallcross Jones, Kimberly LaFronz, Sheila Jeffrey Slivinski, James Sowa, generosity of its patrons and continues at the First San Luis Obispo Symphony and 2000 with the Chicago Symphony ; ' Born in Newark, he lived in R. of Old Greenwich, Conn.; a moving to Cranford in 1954. He Falk, is deceased. Lamar, Jessica Luf'rano, Kathryn Robert A. Stratton, Ian P. Terrell, Trinity's parish family. For more Congregational Church of. Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto Orchestra in Saint-Saenfl1 . . •; Kenilworth before moving to grandchild and a great-grand- had resided in Westfield since Surviving are a daughter, Maucione, Jaclyn Monteagudo, Maggie E. Walsh, Alexander information, call the church at Westfield, 125 Elmer Street, with with the California Philharmonic. "Carnival of the Animals.''She .';; Watchung in 2002. child. 1994. Lindsay Nalepa, Kelly O'Dowd, (908) 276-4047, or visit www.trini- a half-hour program by pianist She has been soloist with the Mary Lou Visceglia; a sister, Mae Rose Papandrea, Megan Wartehberg, Rebecca Weiner. has also collaborated Svith violin," Mr. Pironti owned the Xcelcut Services were held yesterday He was a retired vice presi- Gray; and a grandchild. tychurchcranford.com. returns Gail Niwa on Wednesday. Utah, Memphis, Fort Wayne, ist David Kim on recprcUngs for j. Pijanowski, Alexn Preucil, Nicole Grade 6: Austin Addona, Following the concert, a soup and Manufacturing Co. in Roselle for at the Gray Funeral Home in dent of marketing for the Coastal A funeral Mass was held Raveticr, Jessica Rozewski, Dylan Airoso, Matan Alexander, Augusta, Columbus, Reno, the Musical Heritage Society and! more than 31 years and retired in Westfield. Burial was in Fairview Oil Co. in Newark. Mr. Falk later Tuesday at St. Helen's Roman Rebecca Shafer, Carly Stirbcrg, Richard W. Armbruster, Emily Starlite Chorale sandwich luncheon will be avail- Evanston and Grant Park Teldec labels and with the late •'•'";". 1981. An Army veteran of World Cemetery, Westfield. was a consultant to British Catholic Church, Westfield, fol- Eric Walano, Eric Walsh, Sean Aschenbach, Kyle Aslih, Matthew to the area able in the church social hall for Symphonies, and has given bassoonist Bnice Grainger on thej seeks new members $5. , •-.••• War II, he was awarded a Bronze In lieu of flowers, donations Petroleum. lowing services at the Higgins & Wheatley, Alexandra Zebrowski. Bergman, Elizabeth Berry, recitals at the Amsterdam Centaur label. .•;. ".'•'• ''•:'. ^ Star and two Purple Hearts. may be sent to the Kenilworth As an Army Air Forces aviator Bonner Echo Lake Funeral Honor Roll Timothy J. Boyle, Alex L. At 4 p.m. Sunday the Niwa's won high praise for her Concertgebouw, Washington's The daughter of professional ' The Starlite Chorale, a vocal Austrian early keyboard special- He was a member of the Public Librarv. in World War II he was shot Home in Westfield. Burial was in Grade 8: Julia Addona, Dnvid Bradbury-Wallad, Kellic ensemble group composed of 16- New York recital debut at Alice Kennedy Center, and in Athens, musicians, Niwa was born in •: down over Italy and held in a Rosedale Cemetery, Linden. Batchelder, Kelli M. Bruno, Alec Campbell, Nicole Carusone, 25 area singers and instrumental- ist August Humer returns to Tully Hall, and also for her Montreal, Seoul, and St. Louis. Chicago. She began piano studies' prisoner of war camp in In lieu of flowers, donations Catnpagna, John R. Cassidy, Patrick C. Cassidy, Jeffrey Chan, ists, will hold auditions for new play his fourth organ recital at recitals at Orchestra Hall in She has also toured Scandinavia with her mother and made her Josephine Kondak Switzerland until the war ended. may be sent to Center for Hope Cassandra Countryman, Micaela Colabella, Ayesha M. adult members at 7 p.m. Tuesday St. Stephen's Church in Chicago on the Allied Arts Piano and the Far East. orchestral debut with the Mr. Falk was a founding member Hospice, 1900 Raritan Road, Elisabeth Curran, Sara E. Daryani, John J. Doolan, at the Osceola Presbyterian Millburn. Series and at the Ambassador In 1991 Niwa created a sensa- Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Josephine Kondak, 90, died daughter, Gloria K. Boorujv of and former treasurer of the Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. Dankosky, Delia DeBlass, John Raymond El-Khoury, Gus C. Church, 1689 Raritan Road in Humer is professor of organ, Auditorium's Gold Medal Series tion by becoming the first woman age 8. She earned her bachelor's Feb. 14, 2005 at Fellowship Watchung; a brother, Vahak DeCotiis, Gregory J. DiGipvine, Exnrhakos, Samantha J. Falco, Clark. early keyboard instruments and AUGUSTHUMER in Pasadena. ever to win the Gold Medal at the and master's degrees at the Village in; Basking Ridge. Avedikian of Colorado; a sister, Patrick L. Dolan, Adam M. Peter Gallo, Kyle Gautieri, Tho audition requires a piece performance practice at the She also received outstanding Gina Bachauer International Juilliard School as a student of Born in Syria, she lived in Angel Muradyan of Colonia; Fanelli, Jill Feeney, Kevin A. Justine Gray, Cody Hahn, Trevor Bruckner Conservatory of Music Among his productions is a Mary E. Meyer of music one is familiar with and 1 reviews for her solo appearances Piano Competition. She was also Adele Marcus. Scotch Plains for 38 years seven grandchildren and seven Ferreira, Jesse R. Ferretti, Nicole Hertz, Alexander Houeke, Allison is comfortable singing. in Linz, Austria. For the last 26 recording of piano sonatas by with the Chicago Symphony awarded the Audience Prize and Niwa has given master classes^ before moving to Basking great-grandchildren. - CRANFORD - Mary E. Fidelity Bank in Cranford. M. Gentile, Jacqueline Hertz, Iorio, Annemarie Jablonski, years he has been titular organ- Mozart and Beethoven using Orchestra in February 1995, per- the Chamber Music Prize. She Ridge in 2004. A memorial service will bo Katherine JafTe, Erica L. Kenny, Under the direction of Tony in many parts of the world, "Betty" Meyer, 83, died Feb. 18, Her husband of 37 years, Claire N. Humen, Lilos F. Godlefski and accompanied by ist at the Old Cathedral in Linz, fortepiano, and a two CD set of forming the Schumann Piano has also won major prizes in the including Pusan Universityin Mrs. Kondak was a member at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the 2005 at her home in Lewisburg, Frank J., died April 10, 2004. A Humen, Emma Ilaria, Amanda Nicole L. Kleiman, Julia where Anton Bruckner was the Bach Orgelbilchlein played of the Women's Circle at the Willow Grove Presbyterian Langone, Alex P. Lewis, Cara Laura Bell, the Starlite Chorale Concerto with Sir Georg Solti International Chopin Korea, the TCU Gliburn Pa. sister, Barbara Rolley Russell, Jacquin, Rachel Jacquin, Frances organist for 16 years beginning on a John Brombaugh organ at conducting. "She reveled in Competition, the Mae Whitaker Willow Grove Presbyterian Church, 1961 Raritan Road. L. Kenajian, Gianna Kirknian. Madden, Kaitlyn Malcolm, Kyle performs throughout New Jersey. Institute, Brigham Young . Church. She also was a mem- Arrangements are by the Born Sept. 20, 1921 in and two brothers, William D. Their selections include songs in 1856. The organ there was the Southern College of Seventh Schumann's lyricism... Her tone Competition and the Washington University and the University, of. Clearfield, Pa., she was a daugh- Rolley and Robert O. Rolley, are John Kropa, Samantha Lamsis, Miirkovitch, Bridget McCoy. built in the late 18th century by Day Adventists, Collegedale, ber of the Armenian Memorial Funeral Home in Peter Lordan, Dana Malangone. Keith J. Meise, Jeffrey Merrick, from Broadway to the Big Band is big and velvety, and the concer- International Competition. Oklahoma. In 1999 she joined the Evangelical Church in Fanwood. In lieu of flowers, ter of the late William E. and deceased. era, from Cole Porter to Jerome Franz Xaver Chrismann, who Tenn.. to's virtuoso declarations were An outstanding ensemble faculty of the University of Estelle M. Schmoke Rolley. Alicia Markuske, Stephen Matos, Bridget M. Miller, Kelly Miller, Manhattan. donations may be sent to Surviving are two sisters-in- Michael Monahan, Charles Neri, Kern to George Gershwin. also built the famous organ at Humer debuted on the both clearly etched and full of player, Niwa recently toured Southern Califbrnia as an assis- Armenian Missionary Mrs. Meyer lived in South law, Rose Marie Rolley and Dolly Colin R. Mayberry, Hannah F. the Monastery of St. Florian, Her husband, Albert S., died McHugh, Emily F. Montuori, Joseph Neri, Joseph W. The Starlite Chorale performs Beckerath organ series at St. thunder," declared the Chicago Holland as a member of the tant professor of piano. Feeling in 1967. Association of America, 31 W. Williamsport, Pa., and Cranford Rolley; three nieces and three Papandrea, Stephanie two shows yearly — a late spring and survives in the same state Stephen's in 1994. Reviewing Sun-Times. "Soloist Gail Niwa... renowned Het Reizend Musik the need to return to the East Surviving are two brothers Century Road, Paramus, NJ Chelsea Nigro, Polly Powasnik, before moving to Lewisburg in nephews. Shannon Rasmussen, Br.urin show in June and a traditional as when Bruckner played it. that event, Peter Spencer of The achieved a heroic tone and per- Geselschap. She won the presti- Coast, she resigned her position George A. of Summit ana 07652 or the Willow Grove 1988. She was a banker for more Private arrangements were by Pasternak, Amanda Perez, Star-Ledger described Humer's Richard S. of Scotch Plains; a Presbyterian Church. Rocha, Kamil Rudzinski, Damian Michael Petrozziello, Brian M. Christmas program in eanly A summa cum laude graduate fect marksmanship," agreed the gious Best Accompanist Award at in 2001. She is the founder, and than 30 years, retiring in 1988 as the John H. Shaw III Funeral Rynkowski, Daniel A. Salerno, December. All shows have a lively of the Vienna Hochschule fur finale performance of a Bach Chicago Tribune. the 1986 Tchaikovsky artistic director of Charhber : a branch manager with First Petrucci, Patrick Ramirez, Kellv Home in Lewisburg. Scott Sigl, Annemarie N. Swayze, A. Rebele, Olivia C. Salinardo, visual presentation and an old- Musik, Humer studied orgaji piece "in the hands of a pro- Among her recent solo engage- Competition for Violinists in Music at Great Gorge, a concert Jonathan Van Ostenbridge, Leah E. Scalzadonna, Catherine fashioned sing-along, with famil- with Anton Heiller and Luigi foundly gifted player the very ments are performances of the Moscow. series in northwest New Jersey. , Patricia Birrell William A.. Van Wliy, Margaret Schwartz, Kyle Shupp, Nicole M. iar favorites completing each Tagliavini, harpsichord with image of Reformation Heaven." Anella Giannobile Walch, Stephanie M. Welch," Somma, Sean Trotter, Justin Van show. Isolde Ahlgrimm, and conduct- His second Millburn recital in Patricia D. Birrell, 73, died husband, Charles, to whom Mrs. Kaitlyn Williamson, Justin Yacik, ing with Hans Gillesberger. In 1998 included a transcription by Feb. -13, 2005 at her home in Birrell was married 22 years; CRANFORD — Anella Massa Surviving are her husband of Ostenbridge, Phillip Van Pelt, For more information about Giannobile died Feb. 18, 2005 at 45 years, Alberino; a son, Jack; a Charles M. Yotcoski. Richard M Walsh, Russell Wilde, the audition or the Starlite 1971 he won first prize at the him of the haunting adagio Hillsborough. two sons. Mark Makowski of Gerald T, Yotcoski, Brian R. Chorale, contact Tony Godlefski International Hofhaimer movement from the Bruckner Scotch Plains . and Matthew the Haven Hospice of JFK daughter, Marisa Lefano; a Grade 7: Alexander Binder, Mrs. Birrell was born in Medical Center in Edison. Kimberly A. Brown, Hannah Zamorski. at (908) 904-9225. Competition in Innsbruck, and String Quintet. -t'\ Brooklyn. She lived in Garden Makowski of Kunkletovvn, Pa.; a brother, Qriente Massa; a sister, Mrs. Giannobile was born in Elda DiFabio; two grandchil- tho following year took prizes Framed by Bach Preludes and City, N.Y., and Scotch Plains daughter, Noelle Kalin of during the International Organ Mendham; eight grandchildren; Monteferrante, Italy. She lived in dren; and many nieces and Fuges in A Minor and D Major, before moving to Hillsborough Tickets on sale for Week in Nuremberg. Humer's upcoming program will in 1985. and her cat, Cookie. Yonkers, N.Y., and Roselle Park nephews. before moving to Cranford in Services were held yesterday St. Michael's School St. Pat's Day Dance As concert organist, Humer include a Bach D-Minor Organ She was a special education Services were held Feb. 17 at 1962. has performed widely from Sonata (arranged from his teacher with the Somerville and the Hillsborough Funeral at the Mastapeter. Funeral The Cranford Knights of She retired in 1987 after 15 Home, Roselle Park, followed by Columbus will be holding their Scandinavia to Spain, and has Sonata No. 2 for Cranford school systems until Horne. In lieu of flowers, dona- made over a dozen tours of the Unaccomplished Violin), a cha- her retirement in 1996. tions may be sent to A New years with E.F. Britten in a funeral Mass at St. Michael's announces honor roll annual St. Patrick's Day Dance at Cranford. Roman Catholic Church. Burial U.S. In a series of 35 recitals conne by Johann Caspar Her first husband, Henry Leash on Life. 8 Blue Ridge CRANFORD - St. Michael's Mnrissa Obiedzinski, Gcdiminas 7:30 March 12 at St. Michael A sister, Triestina Sulmonctti, was in Fairview Cemetery, School, Alden Street in Cranford. from 1978 to 1985, he accom- Ferdinand Fischer, and a major Makowski, died in 1979. Ave., Green Brook, NJ 08812- School has names its. honor stu- Pliura, Christopher See. sampling of the Convents Mass is deceased. Westfield. dents for the second marking Tickets are $25 per person and plished the rare feat of playing Surviving are her second 2104. Grade 8B: Meagen Monahan, all of Bach's solo works for both by Francois Couperin, Rounding period. The honor roll recognizes James Murphy. include corned beef and cabbage, students who attained grades of beverages, Irish Step Dancers and organ and harpsichord. He is a out the offering are Mozart's Second Honors noted performer on fortepiano Andante in F and the lesser B or better in all academic sub- Grade 1A: Allison McGce, Jack a live band. For information and Legal Notices jects and a minimum of an S for tickets, contact Jim at (908) 497- and a conductor of choral works known of his two Fantasias in F Come One, Come Att i ••. Monahan. using period instruments. He (K. 594). Personal Development grades. Grade IB: Caitlin Alvarad.o, 1780. LEGAL NOTICE STATEMENT Assossmonts Tho amount due can bo obtained from tho All maps and papors rolativo to said applicatcn are on Tilo recently appeared in a piano duo There will be a reception fol- SHERIFF SALE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS Local Taxing Authonty Pursuant to NJSA 46 8B-21 Iho in tho Plonning/Zoning Offico. Granford Municipol First Honors are awarded to Moya Plant. SHERIFFS NUMBER CH 756276 PASSED ON THE FINAL READING AFTER PUBLIC Sale may also bo Subject to the Limited Lien Priority ol Building. 8 Spnngfiold Auenuo, Cranlond. New Jersey and those who received straight As in Grade 2A: Julie Byrne, with Johannes Marin, playing lowing the Feb. 27 recital. A DIVISION: CHANCERY COUNTY UNION HEARING AT A MEETING OF THE GOVERNING BODY any Condominium/Homoownor Association Liona which are availablo for inspoction Monday through Friday Club to host concert Schubert's four-hand piano GARLIC ROSE DOCKET NO. F1330Q1 OF THE BOROUGH OF GARWOOD ON. TUESDAY may oxist botwoon the hours ol 9 00 A.M until 12 00 PM ond 1 00 all academic subjects. Michelle De Martino, Vincent suggested contribution of $10 PLAINTIFF: CITIMORTGAGE. INC FEBRUARY 22. 2005 •JUDGMENT AMOUNT" PM until 4'OOPM First Honors music and early piano versions will be collected at the door. For DEFENDANT: SCOTT T MACGREGOR JUDITH MAC- ATTEST TWO-HUNDRED SIXTY EIGHT THOUSAND THREE- Any mtorostod party or porson or persons affoctod by this Miragliotta, Olivia Noesner, for tsunami relief 6REG0R, HIS WIFE, ETALS Chnsttna Anemma. HUNDRED THIRTY TWO & 99/100 application will have an opportunity to prosent any objec- Grade 1A: Sophie Beiur, Olivia Stephen Oro, Daniel Sullivan, of the Bruckner Symphonies. further information, the church WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE AUGUST 06 2004 Municipal Clerk ($268,332 99) tions to the proposod development The Board does, The Crossroads at 78 North food & Wine Experience SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY THE I6TH DAY OF MARCH 59.18 , C62 1T7-74-OS ATTORNEY SHAPIRO & DIAZ. LLP howovor, havo tho right to oxcludo ropotitious testimony DelVecchio, Kiley Hennessy, Christian Wurzberger. Humer records for the can be reached at (973) 376- A.D 2005 ATTORNEYS AT LAW in accordance with tho rutas of tho Planning Board Gillian Kecnughan, Benjamin Grade 2B: Kyle Borowski, Ave. in Garwood will host an all- Extempore label in Austria. 0688. Th« property to be sold is located in tho BOROUGH OF LEGAL NOTICE SUITE J Edward M Schmidt star Blues Revue to raise funds Monday, March 7th, 7p.m. KENILWORTH. County of Union and State ol NJ BOROUGH OF GARWOOD 406 LIPPINCOTT DRIVE Socrotary Parker, Gabriella Vara. Laura Sabatino, Christina H commonly known us 640 FAIRFIELD AVENUE KENIL- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MARLTON. NJ 08053 S1734 , C67 1T2-24-0S Grade IB: Alex Beato, Kiera Tempio. • for tsunami relief from 5-11 p.m. WORTH, NJ. • ' ASSESSMENTS FOR BENEFITS SHERIFF RALPH FROEHLICH Sunday. The show will open with rl Is known and designatod as Block 162. Lot 4 CURB IMPROVEMENTS TO SECOND AVENUE FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS PILED AT THE UNION LEGAL NOTICE Hurley, Abigail McGann, Robert Grade 3: Brigit Alvarado, The dimensions oio approximately 79 loot wuJo by 105 ORDINANCE NO 2002-fl COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE. TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Puhak, Frankie Racioppi. Bill Lewis and the B3 Band. (set long (irregular) NOTICE is hereby given that tho Mayor ond Council will TWO-HUNDRED NINTY FOUR THOUSAND SIX-HUN- CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY Daniel Apicella, Tiffany Bennett. FEATURING FINE ITALIAN WINES Nearest cross street: FAITOUTTE AVENUE hold a public hoanng on Tuosdoy March 8. 2005. at 7 30 DRED TWENTY SEVEN & 49/100 ORDINANCE NO 2005-1 Grade 2A: Joseph Alamo, Julia Brandon Chan, Eric Christensen, Other performers are Dana Fuchs Prior Iwn(s) SUBJECT TO UNPAID TAXES AND OTHER PM In the Council Chambers. Municipal Building. 403 TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT (S294.627 49) BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENT AND SUMMARY Band (from the hit off-Broadway SVSHI CHEF MUNICIPAL LIENS AS OF 8/6/04 REAL ESTATE South Avenue. Garwood. Now Jersoy. on the proposed S9J JQ CBS4T3-Z4.3-3.1II.17-O5 The bond ordinance, tho summary terms of which oro Nicholas, Cooper Sciascia, Bridget Duffy, Nellie Forker, TAXES ARE PAID THROUGH THE 2ND QUARTER OF assessments against lands ond roal ostato benefited by included horuin. has boon finally adoptod by tho Samantha Viccncio. play Love, Janis), Blueplate 2004. tho "Curb Improvements to Second Avonuo" at tho follow- LEGAL NOTICE Township Commrtteo of tho Township of Cranford, in tho Richard Larkin, Michael Malouf, CABOLANI FATTORIA DEI BARBI •JUDGMENT AMOUNT- ing locations, all In tho Borough of Garwood, County ol TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD County of Union. State of New Jersey on February 22. Grade 2B: Katherine Carolan, Kirsten Masut, Shalon Special, Scott Hunter and the SEVENTY SEVEN THOUSAND. SIX-HUNDRED NINE- Union, Stale ol Now Jersey ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 2005 and tho 20-day ponod of limitation within which a John De Voti, Anne Marie La Soul Searchers, Hap Moore and SPECIALS Qwjiju suit action or proceeding questioning the validity of such McDonagh, Mairead McKeary, SEAWEED SALAD TY TWO* 26/100 Black Lfll TAKE NOTICE that on tho 14th day ol February. 2005. FOMMA FREDDA • VILLA VISTARENNI ($77,692.26) The Paramount Group, Inc 108 14 the Zoning Board ol Adjustment ol the Township ol ordinance con be commenced, as provided in tho Local Bruoot, Graziana Zito. Victoria Mettlen, Nicholas Hot Monkey Love. ATTORNEY: STERN, LAVINTHAL. FRANKENBERG & Frank Koczon 108 15 Cranford, In tho County ol Union took tho following Bond Law. has begun to run from the date of the first pub- N'"*'Sllslli (:lu!l'' r()l» J11!""' NORGAARD. LJ-C Ralph Brown. Jr 108 16 actions lication of this statomont. Copies of the full ordinance are Grade 3: Annie Bryant, Scan Romero, Laura Snvoca, Casey Admission is $10 with pro- with each Take-out order 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY-STE 300 Ricnard & Lucille Bonfanli 108 17 1 Application #Z20a-O4 Granted a variance to John and availoble at no cost and during regular business hours, at Conheency, Kate Lowe, Owen Sciascia, John Shaw, Stephanie CASTELLO D'ALBOLA P.O. BOX 1660 Raymond Nieretodt 108 18 Palma Anton, Applicants, to permit construction ol an tho Clork's offico for members of the poneral public who ceeds going to UNICEF. For more LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1680 Robert Lauds & Kelly Alien 108 19 addition that will exceed the maximum allowablo height roquost the same. Tho summary of tho torms of such Lynskeynskey. Teiyipio, Erin Vanderberg. information, call (908) 232-5666 Sunday • Tuesday • Wednesday • Thursda> SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH Maria Puszar 108 20 on Block 149, Lot 14 as shown on the Township Tax Map. bond ordinance follows Grade 4A: Annabelh' FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT THE UNION Eugenia & Liugla Ripolino 108 21 also known as 1 Hillside Place, in the R-4 zone Title: BOND ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE ACQUI- Grade 4A: James Corbett, or visit COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE. 354 North Gaiwood Assoc, LLC 108 22 2. Application #238-04: Granted variances to Synergy SITION OF AN AMBULANCE IN, BY AND FOR THE Hartnett Ian. O'Donaghuo- Edward Duffy, Ciara Fredericks, www.crossroadsatgarwood.com. Paired with a taste of NINETY EIGHT THOUSAND EIGHT-HUNDRED NINE- J. Zappulla - D & D Thomas 111 1 Bank, Applicant, to pormit construction ol a new sign that TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD, IN THE COUNTY OF Smith. TY SEVEN &61/100 John t. Johnson 111 2 will excoed the maximum allowable area for a free-stand- UNION, STATE OF NEW JERSEY. TO APPROPRIATE John Lynch, Janeclare McCann, TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT (S9B.SS7.ei) Philip & Linda Castaldo 111 3 ing sign; exceed the maximum allowable height for a THE SUM OF $150,000 TO PAY THE COST THEREOF, Grade 4B: Michael SZ&fifl __, CS8 4T317! RitaPyle 111 4 free-standing sign; and to exceed the maximum allow- TO MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT. TO AUTHORIZE THE Jade Neves-Novak, Tavlor a few of our Signature Dishes Medal't Ramos able text on free-standing signs on Block 317. Lot 9.011 ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO FINANCE SUCH APPRO- Dombrowski, Jessica Nesi. Finnegan's Wake Mary Jane Yawylok 111 5 Noesner, John Paradiso, Vittoria mill Aveinio W'csl. C'rniil'oi' LEGALNOTICE 111 6 as shown on the Township Tax Map. also known as 310 PRIATION AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE OF John E. & Kairon M. Mullins. Jr. North Avenue East In a O-2 Zone. BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF Grade 5: Michael D'Agostino, Racioppi. BOROUGH OF GARWOOD RodoHo & Gloria Juarez 111 7 returns on March 5 UNION COUNTY. NEW JERSEY 111 8 3. Application #Z38-O4: Continued the hearing ol Clem THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS Kathryn Lubin. such as: Estate of M. Popadak. c/o • Purpose(s) Acquisition of an ambulance, including origi- Grnde 4B: Mae Rose Adubato, 908-276-8876 Take Nolle* thai at lh« January 12,2005 meeting ol the John Popadak Salerno, Applicants. 69 Myrtle Avenue, Block 557; Lot 3. 111 9 Zone ROI-2, To permit construction of a sign that will nal apparatus and equipment Grade 6: Michael Adubato, Zachery Borden, Angela The Union County St. Patrick's CKMT. LLC Appropriation: $150,000 lha Resolution In the following matter. Richard Buontampo 111 11 require the following variances: To exceed the maximum Emily Nesi, Chase Pndusnink, Day Parade Committee will hold Hat-ln & Take-Out Open Lunch & Dinner 317 Hemlock Avenue • Block 612 LotO • To grant a aub- 111 12 allowable area lor a Ires-Standing sign (138- Bonds/Notes Authorized SI42 500 Busichio, Alexander Codclla, • Crab Bisque $65.00 * - |h Clerk 23H.(8)(d)[21); to exceed the maximum allowable height Grants (if any) Appropriated -0- Christine Shanahan. its annual "Finnegnn's Wake" and dlvkion;arid . • • - lemma, Boroua Section 20 Costs: S3.000 Emily Fetsko, Rebecca Giordano, I'nrix Orders Nelciime! Closed Mondays 429 Haul Avenue - Block 669 Lot 2 to grant a Uw RB3 ZT 2-2i 1-3^15 for a free-standing sign (138-23,H.(8)(d)[3]); with less than the minimum distance to the right-of-way line (136- Useful Life 5 years Grade 8A: Hope Zimko, Zack James Medina, Michael Oro, Guinness Fun Run on March 5. VWahCe to comtnid a 3.3000 tq. It residence • Jumbo Chilled Prawns per person The»e determination* have been filed In the office o( the LEGALNOTICE 23 H.(6)(d)(4J), no landscaping provided (136- Rosalie Hollenbrecht. RMC Mildrum, Gabrielle Mittleman, Janine Puhak. The fundraiser will be held at the Gaiwood Planning Boaid and an) available for review by GARWOOD BOARD OF EDUCATION 23H (8)(d)|61), to exceed the maximum allowable text on Township Clerk phoniru (808) 3014367 for an appointment. The Board PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai the date for the Garwood free-Mandlng signs (138-23.H.(8)(d)[6l) and permit Inter- Township of Cranford Grade 5: Megan Byrne, Knights of Columbus Council •> Warm Fresh MozzareJla Office k located at 403 South Avenue, Garwood, New Boaid of Education Regular Meeting Scheduled for nal Illumination where only exterior Is permitted (136- County of Union March 16th has been changed to Tuesday, March 22nd. 23 H.(8)(d)t7l) to the regularly scheduled meeting ol Dnnielle Mangjnolli, Pritam /f253, Union Avenue in Elizabeth March U, 2005. State of New Jersey Reserve ffclV. .. . . The time and place of this meeting is as follows: S20SJ Patel, Kathleen Sullivan, Deniie from 2-6 p.m. Admission is $20 Spinach Salad Board Sacnttary «:30 p.m. - Commute* of Ins Whole will meet for a 4. Application #242-04: Continued the hearing ol New 19.18 ' : C801T2-24-0S demonatrallonof the new Technology Lab In Lincoln CinguW Wireless, Applicant. 123 North Union Avenue, LEGAL NOTICE Teixeira, Caroline Valenzano. per person, which includes food, School. Block 181, Lot 2, B-1 Zone, To permit construction ol six NOTICE TO CREDITORS Grade 6: Gwendolyn Conway, beer, wine and soda. There will Now .':-.'•• .•':.•'•: IEGAINOTICE .- •:';.'.• '•• 7:30 p.m. - MeeUitg will open In Ihe Sclenoe Room of telecommunications antennas with the following vari- Estate of: PHILLIP A. W1CHNER, A/K/A PHILLIP ADAM •> Dijon Smoked Salmon BOROUGH OP OMWOOO Lincoln School where regular business will b« conducted. ances; to exceed Iho maximum allowable- height (138- WICHNER 4 PHILLIP W1CHNER. Deceased Magon Daviea, Darianna be continuous live Irish-American NOTICE OMOOPTION . ' Barbara A. Tudek, SBA/BS 30.11); to permit antennas In the special Improvement Pursuant to the order of James S. LaCorte, Surrogate Japanese Restaurant ORDfiwucENa own MM • • ' •• • CM 1T M4JA district (SID) (136-33.K.(5)(b) to the regularly scheduled of the County of Union, made on the 1 Blh day of FEBRU- Giannobile, Thomas Price, Ryan entertainment featuring The meeting of April 11,2005., FEATURING: • Lamb Wellington AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOB A REVISED RATE ARY. AD 2005, upon the application of the undersigned, TREE EXPERT CO. Stull, Samonthn Uzzell. Mike Byrne Band. 1 SCHEDULE FOR 2005 PURSUANT TO '134^16 (RATE •''•:. : LEGALNOTICE • Barbara Ginsberg as ADMINISTRATOR of the estate of said deceased, ONLY AT... • Sushi Bar Entw&s Board Secretary notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased Grade 7: Samantha Bachert, SCHEDULE) INARTICtE VflNDUSTRIAL WASTE & SHERIFF SALE Trimming • Repairs For information, call Lynn • Sushi * Sashimi FEE8) M CHAFFER 134 OF THE COOE OF THE BOR- '. .' • SHERIFFS NUMBER CH 758168 Cfifl 1T 2-74-05 to exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affirmation their Mark DelVecchio, Stephen • White Hazelnut Mousse Cake OUGH OF GARWOOD, FOR THE INDUSTRIAL USER DIVISION: CHANCERY COUNTY: UNION claims and demands against the estate of said deceased • Removal Raymond at (908) 965-4969 or "ALL YOU CAN EAT" $O4 95 • Special Roll & Hand Roll , DOCKET NO, F640403 LEGALNOTICE within six months from the date of said order. Evans, Terrance O'Donnell, The Knights of Columbus at (908) • Lunch Specials PLAINTIFF: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD DAYDRA HOFFMAN David Ortiz, Everyday Sushi & Rolls afc I • TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS TION SYSTEMS, INC; . PLANNING BOARD ADMINISTRATOR Modern Equipment 355-2253. Sushi Bar Bonto Box and morel PASSED ON THE RMAL READINa AFTERPUBUC DEFBMMMr.KARLAUAtUTE ... The Planning Board, Township of Cranford, County of ATTORNEYS , Grade 8A: Gretchon Conway, KEttUMBATAMEETMOOFTHE GOVERNING BODY WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: JANUARY 05,200S Union, New Jersey will hold a public meeting on CHRISTOPHER D.ARMSTRONG • State Certified Registration for the Guinness ,.-». MM] COUPON I ,^~~.*.'.| COUPoiT|.-—.—. OFTHE BOROUGH OF OARW00O ON, TUESDAY. SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF MARCH Wednesday, March (6,2005 at 7:30 p.m. In Room 107 of 30VAILPL, Rita DellaValle, Bridget Fun run is $25, which includes 28 North Ave West, Graiifbni •wYiastoos1 v/ - AD, 200fj . •. • " • ' ' • • • . " ' the Municipal Building, B Springfield Avenud, Cranford, P.O. BOX 187-D Immediate Service Gallagher, Maureen Lowe, Th» property to be aokt b located In the Township of New Jersey to hear the following case: RAHWAY, NJ 07065 admission into Finnegan's Wake, 15% OFF DINNER 15% OFF DINNER CranfcnJ h the County of Unldn, and the Stale of New 1, Application W02-O4: Louis and Beth Lambe, UltfQ CB01T2-74-0S • Insured For Your Protection Jpsflica Lago, Zack Mildrum, Applicants, 19 Franklin Avenue, Block 21B, Lot 9, Zone uabriollo Mittleman, Marisan a t-shirt and complimentary bev- SIS Uwmu Ptmcmil. lltt ro u ctuuma wim ill Umuitu PutCHtif. Htr ri n toktmo vim !T»?SieBio*«p4 R-3, Final SHe Flan Approval. . erages, and will start at 11:30 AUI am* ontn. Itmti 03/19/SS. Cut-In Omi. AM O'Hio own. tmttt M/UJWS. lAi-lit Ouu. . • ConTnonly known as 2 Grant Street, Crahford, New 2. Application fP01-06: Michael and Jacquelyn PUck, Obiodzinski, Gediminas Pliura, Appllcanb). 16 Doering Why, Block 1M. Lot 32, Zort R- a.m. at the Knights of Columbus Jersey 07018 . • , Fax us 908-233-TREE Chnatophor See. 278 NORTH AVENUE, WESTFIELD Dlnwnatoni of the Loiira (Approxlmalaly) 88.00 feet 4, To permit eonstnjeaon of a two^tory addition and one- Council Hall. The race will com- •;>'i)i atoiy garage addition vnthln a Hood Jone> with the follow- 908-233-0733 Grade 8B: Devon Bernaiche, . (In Drufl fair Shopping Center across Irom WasHlald Diner) NUrMt ttoufstreetflSLtad on the Northwestwty side ing variances; Leu than tt**» minimum required side yard mence at 1:30 p.m. and end at the ^ BUSH A RESTRICTED OfQ^*»et1ttoT«»s«frtmtheltortneaitanVildeof »eTba<*(1S«0.71;le»slr«nrjiimlnlmumroqulf»dcom- your news! Sara Kropoth, Jenna Lloyd, TEL: 908-389-1131 > 908-389-1132 • FAX: 908-389-1133 TO4M.SA SM-1W.8 blnad tide y«da*U*(1384a»): no at* plan data prc- zlcluxting our 50lh yonr Ashley Mettlen, Melissa Nesi, start of the Finnegan's Wake. ThaSa* to 8ub)«et to Unpaid Tluaa and Aiaa»an»nti, vidaid d (1S842C(13M2.C)): and llaa a tthahn lha tfmiiminimu m raqtikaukdd AVENUE, IN fleaoR. tpx, WMfr and Sew Liens and,other Municipal fkwtiavitlonabowbaaafloodatovanort. (732) 574-2613 in the Tree Business Jenna Odin, Kristiha Traynor. February 24, 2005 iiila Cranford Chronicle February 24, 2005 primetime! Honor students named PrimeTime AliceWrhel briefs Little Opera Co. offers two shows of CRANFORD - Alice Wrhel, the Village \ Improvement The Little Opera Company of New season's LOC production of Turnadoi, 80, died Tteb.; 19, 2005 at her Association, which named Mrs. tenor Timothy Linwood. A performer in operatic conducting debut with the LOQj at Orange Ave. School Jersey, a division of the New Jersey She has been a finalist in numerous concerts throughout Frince, Germany, in the year 2000 in performancea of.: * , Wrhel an honorary member after Workshop for the Arts, will present two international competitions and has been Bora in New York City, she she lost her eyesight. • John Warringtori Jh England and the United States, Mozart's The Marriage. QfFigar&iVpjfo** , CRANFORD — The, following Buonaguro, Lauren M. Campbell, IWnitytohost performances of Mozart's Cost Fan a soloist at Alice Tully Hall, St. Patrick's lived in Elizabeth before moving Her husband, John F., died in CRANFORD — John Burwell Mr. Warringtort was active in Julian Campo, Michael W. Cohen, Linwood took part in the first gala international star Celeste Holina«':nar-!J; 1 students earned academic honors Tutte (Women are Like That) at 8 p.m. Cathedral, Merkiri HalU Constitution fundraiser in Paris for the reconstruc- 1 v r to Cranfprd more than 41 years 1986. ;. -.• •:";:•••• ,•;••.-.••; •; .••.••;• Warrington Jr., 87, died Feb. 14, the Cranford Little League, the Roy T. Colicchio, Taylor D'Antico, a Lenten concert rator. '.' .•.' , .'•;. /. v.•:,'•' r •': !V.'' ;"-;ij'.' 5 •• for the second marking period at March 5 and 3 p.m. March 6. The cos- Hall and the Paper Mill Playhouse. tion of the Dresden Cathedral and has ago. '"•'•'• •'•"•':':•':';• ' / .;• ,•••.'..- •.. Surviving are two daughters, 2005 at his home in Monroe Sunday school 6f the Cranford Marygrace DeCotiis, Steven Cosi Fan Tutte will be directed by V •'; Orange Avenue School. . Wiiity Episcopal Church's tumed and semi-staged production will Dorabella, Fiordiligi's sister and the appeared at the Trocadero, the French Mrs. \Vrhel retired in 1986 Tara Coppola of Howell and Township. United Methodist Church, the DeLuke, Anthony Deczynski, 1 LOC co-founder Juan Pineda. A vocal* • Cranford Kiwanis Club, the High Honor Roll ninth annual Music in a Sacred be performed in English at the fiance e of Ferrandoj will be played by Historic Society, the Theatre Mirabeau 1 after 13 years as an office worker Branwyn Drust of Somerset; a Mr. Warrington was born April Sarah Dowzycki, Philip En^el, Place concert series continues music teacher at the Music Studip; ';: Vl5 3, 1917 in Philadelphia, Pa. He Rahway River Committee and Grade 8: Erika Baumann, Nicole Espinosa, Kathenne Presbyterian Church of Westfield, 140 Betsy Mackenzie Stubbs. Stubbs, a for- and the American Cathedral in Paris. In Pineda is also the instructor for NJWA'fl; at St. Elizabeth Hospital in sister, Margaret Allen of Virginia; Kathleen M. Bausch, Dana with a Lenten Lessons and Carols Mountain Ave. mer vocal teacher at NJWA's Music Elizabeth. She was a nurse's aide and five grandchildren. lived in Cranford for 50 years Mobile Meals on Wheels. At Fabian, Jessica Fahey, Vincent the 2002-2003 season, he also sang the Musical Theater Workshop and the ^ ;- before moving to Monroe Swarthmore he was captain of Fanelli, Samantha J. Fincke, Joy Fitzgerald, Matthew Frediani, program by the adult choir at 4 The second production of the group's Studio, has a master of music degree in role of Ferrando in Cosi Fan Tutte and with the Red Cross in World War Private arrangements were by E. Hanke, Katherinc Hannen, p.m. March 13 at the church, Westfield Summer Workshop musical w Township in 2002. the 1938 football team and a Michelle Gargiulo, John N. 2004-2005 season, Cosi Fan Tutte will vocal performance from Westminster more recently performed in Handel's theater productions. He was a long-time; n. . •.. •• ••••;••.• •;..-'--:V? the Gray Memorial Funeral He spent 40 years with Du member of Delta Upsilon. Julia C. Maddera, Stephanie L. Garretson, Danielle Gross, Julia North and Forest avenues in be performed by a cast of professionals Choir College in Princeton. She has Israel in Egypt. She was long involved with Home. • Newton, Megan T. Papandrea, Cranford. member of the Broadway cast of Miss ; Pont, first in munitions plants Surviving are his wife of 62 M. Gunning, Connor Harkins, including baritone Don Sheasley in the performed with the Westminster Opera In the role of Despina, the ladies' Michael E. Plate, Tyler J. Schott, "Hie program is a meditation Saigon and an international cast 6f Tfiei .ill I during World War II and later in years, Billie Rose Russell Deanna Hehl, Andrew role of Don Alfonso, the old philosopher Theater, VOICES, the Musical Club of maid who is a catalyst in Don Alfonso's King and, I. His opera credits include £ its Linden chemical plant. Mr. Warrington; two sons, Chad and Bridget Wolansky. Intartaglio, Christopher Irwin, on the Passion of Jesus Christ as who plots to prove his theory about the Westfield and the Trenton Civic Opera. I ! Sylvia Siegle Grade 7: Ellie Barkin, presented each year at St. John's plot, will be soprano Valerie Pineda, co- roles in Cavalleria Eusticano,L'Etiaird" Warrington earned a degree in Peter; two daughters, Lee Robin Madelyn D. Johnstone, Hillary A. infidelity of women. Sheasley, who Guglielmo, the officer who returns founder of the LOC. A vocal music KENILWORTH — Sylvia Chapter of Hadassah, Mrs. civil engineering from and Jill;, and five grandchildren. Matthew Boyle, Sara Carolan, Joseph, John P. Kasperan, College, Cambridge, England. A 'Amore, The Magic Plute^aiidUn Ballo ; played thd role of Renato in the LOC's disguised as an Albanian to test his teacher at the Music Studio, Pineda is a In Maschera. In November, Pineda per- °; Handler Siegle died Feb. 16,2005 Siegle was a member of the Swarthmore College in 1939. A memorial service will be at Jay Chopra, Chloe Connolly, Kristin Kniazuk, Macaire reception follows in Wirtherington recent production of Un Ballo In Michael. DeNigris, Jennifer Hall. Donations are welcome. The fiancee's fidelity, will be played by bari- graduate of the Manhattan School of formed at Lincoln Center at The , , ;•• ather home, National Organization for For 31 years he was a volun- 11 a.m. Saturday, March 5 at the Kolchin, Victoria LaBrutto, Maschera, made his Lincoln Center tone Charles Schneider. Also a cast Women. teer at Runnells Specialized Rossmoor Community Church, 1 Folger, Brooke Ford, Spenser F. Richmond C Lapolla, following performers will also Music. She has directed many LOC pro- Concert of Excellence and most recently'! Mrs. Siegle was born in debut as Pizatto in Fildelio. He was a member of LOC's Tur'andot, Schneider ductions, as well as musicals for the Newark and lived in Irvington Her husband, David, is Hospital of Union County in Village Mall, Monroe Township. Frieri, Brian Gambardella, Christopher Limoncelli, Marc present during the 2004-05 sea- in the New Jersey Concert Opera's * Alexandra Intartaglio, Steven son: .,•••. winner of the New York Vocal Artists has toured the United States with the Westfield Summer Workshop, and is the Rigoletto. :':'•'•_ ' ,v • ;: : •?*: before moving to Kenilworth in deceased.. ;• Berkeley Heights; Mr. Donations may be sent* to Linger, Dina M. Mansour, Competition, has been heard in Cami Warrington came to that hospital Visiting Nurse Association of Krenek, Kristen Labbate, Scott Christopher Markowski, Nicole National Opera Company, where he also advisor to the Light Bulb Players. Tickets for Cosi Fan Tutte are $30 for 1974. She moved in 1984 to New Surviving are a son, Allan H.; April 10 — Mark Trautman of Hall and is a lead baritone of Opera played Guglielmo. His additional credits through his membership in the Central Jersey, Hospice Lieberman, Daniel LoGuidice, Marotta, Thomas Marra, Gregory New Brunswick will offer an The orchestra for the two-act opera adults, $25 for senior citizens, and $15 •*!'•. Port Richey, Fla., and returned to a daughter, Sheila; a brother, Bill Connor Londregan, Catherine International. include performing with the Anchorage KenilWorth eight months ago. Handler; a sister, Gertrude Plainneld Friends Meeting. He Program, 1100 Wayside Road, Mast, Emily A. McCue, Anne organ recital will be conducted by Robert W. Butts, for students under 18 years of age. For .«•-• sang for five years in a barber- Tinton Falls, NJ 07712 or (800) McCann, Brendan McCloskey, McGee, Colleen McGovern, Soprano Dauri Shippey will portray Opera, Opera Iowa, the Lyric Opera of who was recently honored as Arts more information, visit the NJWA office,1! She retired in 1979 after 25 Bamsemer; and two grandchil- Sarah Muratore, Kristen Rupp, May 1 - the Plainfield Fiordiligi, the fiancee of Guglielmo, Cleveland and the Des Moines Metro dren. shop chorus in Westfield. 862-3330. Gregory Mika, Stephen Milea, Girlchoir of Grace Church, under Professional of 2004 by the Arts Council at 150-152 East Broad St. in Westfield V years as a bookkeeper with the liana Solomon, Jillian Liliya Monakhova, Erin Moonan, whom she believes has gone off to war. Opera. Charles Schwartz Plumbing Private arrangements were by the direction of Domecq Smith, of the Morris County area. Butts is also or phone (908) 789-9696. Additional •' Vanderhoff, Nathan Verrilli, Mattison W. Morone, Andrew F. Shippey, a graduate of the Julliard Ferrando, the second officer and principal conductor of the Baroque Supply Co. in Elizabeth. A past the Galante Funeral Home in Emily Weisgerber, Samuel Wliite. will perform. . information is available at the web site 'i Nappi, Lindsay Nichnadowicz, School, appeared in the title role of last flanc6 of Dorabella, will be portrayed by Orchestra of North Jersey. He made his www.njwprk8hopfortheart8.com,: ; ;; president of. the Irvington Union. Jack G Falk Grade 6: .Sarah Armstrong, Andrew T. O'Neill, Francesco June 5 — the series will close CRANFORD — Jack G. Falk, Swiss Internees Association. Emily Baumann, Maeve Brady, Paparatto, Nolan Patel, out with Trinity's annual 88, died Feb. 17, 2005 at-the He also was a longtime mem- Maggie Brown, Jenna Cnpizzi, Katherine Piianowski, Alexander Strawberry Festival and Pops. Pascal Pironti Berkeley Heights Convalescent ber of the Roselle Golf Club and Matthew DiGiovanni, Luke Porter, Keith Powell, Krystina Concert. Kenowiied KENILWORTH — Pascal American Legion in Kenilworth. Center. a member of the Hole-in-One Diane, Samantha Dooley, John Riggi, Michael E. Sexton, Julia The non-profit, self-supporting series! Pironti, 90, died Feb. 22, 2005 at His wife, Mary, died in 1996. Mr. Falk was born in Brooklyn Club. . Flynn, Michael Ford, Colleen Skelcy, Shannon M. Slattery, concert series depends on the . The Mid-Day Musicales series Brahms Concerto #2 with the Jones, Kimberly LaFronz, Sheila generosity of its patrons and . Niwa can be heard in Fantasia) Overlook Hospital in Summit. Surviving are a son, Anthony and lived in Elizabeth before His wife, Ruth Shallcross Jeffrey Slivinski, James Sowa, organist continues at the First San Luis Obispo Symphony and 2000 with the Chicago Symphony ' Born in Newark, he lived in R. of Old Greenwich, Conn.; a moving to Cranford in 1954. He Falk,1 is deceased. Lamar, Jessica Lufrano, Kathryn Robert A. Stratton, Ian P. Terrell, Trinity's parish family. For more Congregational Church of Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto : Mauciorie, Jaclyn Monteagudo, Orchestra in Saint-Siaens' •".;,,'i:,. Kenilworth before moving to grandchild and a great-grand- had resided in Westfield since Maggie E. Walsh, Alexander information, call the church at Westfield, 125 Elmer Street, with Surviving are a daughter, Lindsay Nalepa, Kelly O'Dowd, with the California Philharmonic. "Carnival of the Aniriials." She ;t Watchung in 2002. child. 1994. Mary Lou Visceglia; a sister, Mae Wartenberg, Rebecca Weiner. (908) 276-4047, or visit www.trini- a half-hour program by pianist She has been soloist with the Rose Papandrea, Megan tychurchcranford.com. returns has also collaborated with vibHn^: Mr. Pironti owned the Xcelcut Services were held yesterday He was a retired vice presi- Gray; and a grandchild. Pijanowski, Alexa Preucil, Nicnlo Grade 6: Austin Addona, Gail Niwa on Wednesday. Utah; Memphis, Fort Wayne, ist David Kim on recordings for ; Manufacturing Co. in Roselle for at the Gray Funeral Home in dent of marketing for the Coastal A funeral Mass was held Ravetier, Jessica Rozcwski, Dylan Airoso, Matan Alexander, Following the concert, a soup and Augusta, Columbus, Reno, the Musical Heritage Society and! more than 31 years and retired in Westfield. Burial was in Fairview Oil Co. in Newark. Mr. Falk later Tuesday at St. Helen's Roman Rebecca Shaffer, Carly Stirberg, Richard W. Armbruster, Emily Starlite Chorale sandwich luncheon will be avail- Evanston and Grant Park Teldec labels and with the late ! 1981. An Army veteran of World Cemetery, Westfield. was a consultant to British Catholic Church, Westfield, fol- Eric Walano, Eric Walsh, Sean Aschenbach, Kyle Aslin, Matthew seeks new members to the area able in the church social hall for Symphonies, and has given bassoonist Bruce Grainger on the} War II, he was awarded a Bronze In lieu of flowers, donations Petroleum. lowing services at the Higgins & Wheatley, Alexandra Zebrowski. Bergman, Elizabeth Berry, $5. recitals at the Amsterdam Centaur label. . : j; Star and two Purple Hearts. may be sent to the Kenilworth As an Army Air Forces aviator Bonner Echo Lake Funeral Honor Roll Timothy J. Boyle, Alex L. The Starlite Chorale, a vocal At 4 p.m. Sunday the Niwa's won high praise for her Concertgebouw, Washington's Austrian early keyboard special- The daughter of professional • He was a member of the Public Library. in World War II he was shot Home in Westfield. Burial was in Grade 8: Julia Addona, David Bradbury-Wallad, Kellie ensemble group composed of 16- New York recital debut at Alice Kennedy Center, and in Athens, musicians, Niwa was born in .i down over Italy and held in a Rosedale Cemetery, Linden. Batchelder, Kelli M. Bruno, Alec Campbell, Nicole Carusone, 25 area singers and instrumental- ist August Humer returns to Tully Hall, and also for her Montreal, Seoul, and St. Louis. play his fourth organ recital at Chicago. She began piano studiea- prisoner of war camp in In lieu of flowers, donations Campagna,, John R. Cassidy, Patrick C. Cassidy, Jeffrey Chan, ists, will hold auditions for new recitals at Orchestra Hall in She has also toured Scandinavia with her mother arid made her Switzerland until the war ended. may be sent to Center for Hope Cassandra Countryman, Micaela Colabella, Ayesha M. adult members at 7 p.m. Tuesday St. Stephen's Church in Chicago on the Allied Arts Piano and the Far East. Josephine Kondak Millburn. orchestral debut with the Mr. Falk was a founding member Hospice, 1900 Raritan Road, Elisabeth Curran, Sara E. Daryani, John J. Doolan, at the Osceola Presbyterian Series and at the Ambassador In 1991 Niwa created a sensa- Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Josephine Kondak, 90, died daughter, Gloria K. Boorujy of and former treasurer of the Scotch Plains, NJ 07076. Dankosky, Delia DeBlass, John Raymond El-Khoury, Gus C. Church, 1689 Raritan Road in Humer is professor of organ, Auditorium's Gold Medal Series tion by becoming the first woman Exarhakos, Samantha J. Falco, early keyboard instruments and age 8. She earned her bachelors Feb. 14, 2005 at Fellowship Watchung; a brother, Vahak DeCotiis, Gregory J. DiGiovinc, Clark. AUGUSTHUMER in Pasadena. ever to win the Gold Medal at the Peter Gallo, Kyle Gautieri, performance practice at the and master's degrees at the Village in Basking Ridge. Avedikian of Colorado; a sister, Patrick L. Dolan, Adam M. The audition requires a piece She also received outstanding Gina Bachauer International Juilliard School as a student of Born in Syria, she lived in Angel Muradyan of Colonia; Fanelli, Jill Feeney, Kevin A. Justine Gray, Cody Hahn, Trevor of music one is familiar with and Bruckner Conservatory of Music Among his productions is a Mary E. Meyer Hertz, Alexander Heucke, Allison reviews for her solo appearances Piano Competition. She was also Adele Marcus. Scotch Plains for 38 years seven grandchildren and seven Ferreira, Jesse R. Ferretti, Nicole is comfortable singing. in Linz, Austria. For the last 26 recording of piano sonatas by with the Chicago Symphony awarded the Audience Prize and before moving to' Basking great-grandchildren. CRANFORD - Mary E. Fidelity Bank in Cranford. M. Gentile, Jacqueline Hertz, Iorio, Annemnrie Jablonski, years he has been titular organ- Mozart and Beethoven using Niwa has given master classes Katherine Jafl'e, Erica L; Kenny, Under the direction of Tony Orchestra in February 1995, per- the Chamber Music Prize. She in many parts of the world, Ridge in 2004. A memorial service will be "Betty" Meyer, 83, died Feb. 18, Her husband of 37 years, Claire N. Humen, Lilas F. Godlefski and accompanied by ist at the Old Cathedral in Linz, fortepiano, and a two CD set of Mrs. Kondak was a member at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Nicole L. Kleiman, Julia forming the Schumann Piano has also won major prizes in the including Pusan University io 2005 at her home in Lewisburg, Frank J, died April 10, 2004. A Humen, Emma Ilaria, Amanda Laura Bell, the Starlite Chorale where Anton Bruckner was the Bach Orgelbiichlein played Concerto with Sir Georg Solti International Chopin of the Women's Circle at the Willow Grove Presbyterian Pa. sister, Barbara Rolley Russell, Jacquin, Rachel Jacquin, Francos Langone, Alex P. Lewis, Cara organist for 16 years beginning on a John Brombaugh organ at Korea, the TCUCliburn Willow Grove Presbyterian Church, 1961 Raritan Road. Madden, Kaitlyn Malcolm, Kyle performs throughout New Jersey. conducting. "She reveled in Competition, the Mae.Whitaker Institute, Brigham Young Born Sept. 20, 1921 in and two brothers, William D. L. Kenajian, Gianna Kirkman; Their selections include songs in 1856. The organ there was the Southern College of Seventh Church. She also was a mem- Arrangements are by the John Kropa, Samantha Lnmsis, Markovitch, Bridget McCoy, Schumann's lyricism... Her tone Competition and the Washington University and-the University of ber of the Armenian Memorial Funeral Home in Clearfield, Pa., she was a daugh- Rolley and Robert O. Rolley, are Keith J. Meise, Jeffrey Merrick, from Broadway to the Big Band built in the late 18th century by Day Adventists, Collegedale, is big and velvety, and the concer- International Competition. ter of the late William E. and deceased. Peter Lordan, Dana Malangone, Franz Xaver Chrismann, who Tenn. Oklahoma. In 1999 she joined the Evangelical Church in Fanwood. In lieu of flowers, v Bridget M. Miller, Kelly Miller, era, from. Cole Porter to Jerome to's virtuoso declarations were An outstanding ensemble faculty of the University of Estelle M. Schmolce Rolley. * Surviving are two sisters-in- Alicia Markuske, Stephen Mato's, Kern to George Gershwin. also built the famous organ at Manhattan. donations may be sent to Colin R. Mayberry,-Hannah F. Michael Monahan, Charles Neri, Humer debuted on the both clearly etched and full of player, Niwa recently toured Southern California as an assis- Her husband, Albert S., died Armenian Missionary Mrs. Meyer lived in South law, Rose Marie Rolley and Dolly Joseph Neri, Joseph W. Tho Starlite Chorale performs the Monastery of St. Florian, Beckerath organ series at St. thunder," declared the Chicago in 1967. Rolley; three nieces and three McHugh, Emily F. Montuori, and survives in the same state Holland as a member of the tant professor of piano. Feeling ' Association of America, 31 W. Williamsport, Pa., and Cranford Chelsea Nigro, Potly" Powasnik, Papandrea, Stephanie two shows yearly — a late spring Stephen's in 1994. Reviewing Sun-Times. "Soloist Gail Niwa... renowned Het Reizend Musik Surviving are two brothers. Century Road, Paramus, NJ before moving to Lewisburg in nephews. as when Bruckner played it. the need to return to the East Shajinon Rasmussen, Brunn Pasternak, Amanda Perez, show in June and a traditional that event, Peter Spencer of The achieved a heroic tone and per- Geselschap. She won the presti- Coast, she resigned her position George A. of Summit ancl 07652 or the Willow Grove 1988. She was a banker for more Private arrangements were by Christmas program in early A summa cum laude graduate Star-Ledger described Humer's Richard S. of Scotch Plains; a Presbyterian Church. Rocha, Kamil Rudzinski, Damian Michael Petrozziello, Brian M. fect marksmanship," agreed the gious Best Accompanist Award at in 2001. She is the founder and than 30 years, retiring in 1988 as the John H. Shaw III Funeral Rynkowski, Daniel A. Salerno, Petrucci, Patrick Ramirez, Kelly December. All shows have a lively of the Vienna Hochschule fur finale performance of a Bach Chicago Tribune. the 1986 Tchaikovsky a branch manager with First artistic director of Chamber ' Home in Lewisburg. Scott Sigl, Annemarie N. Swayze, A. Rebele, Olivia C. Salinardo, visual presentation and an old- Musik, Humer studied organ piece "in the hands of a pro- Among her recent solo engage- Competition for Violinists in Music at Great Gorge, a concert . Jonathan Van Ostenbridge, Leah E. Scalzadonna, Catherine fashioned sing-along, with famil- with Anton Heiller and Luigi foundly gifted player the very ments are performances of the Moscow. series in northwest New Jersey. : Patricia Birrell William A. Van Why, Margaret Schwartz, Kyle Shupp, Nicole M. iar favorites completing each Tagliavini, harpsichord with image of Reformation Heaven." Anella Giannobile Walch, Stephanie M. Welch, Somma, Sean Trotter, Justin Van show. Isolde Ahlgrimm, and conduct- His second Millburn recital in Patricia D. Birrell, 73, died husband, Charles, to whom Mrs. CRANFORD — Anella Massa Surviving are her husband of Kaitlyn Williamson, Justin Yacik, Ostenbridge, Phillip Van Pelt, For more information about ing with Hans Gillesberger. In 1998 included a transcription by Feb. -13, 2005 at her home in Birrell was married 22 years; Charles. M. Yotcoski. Richard M. Walsh, Russell Wilde, the audition or the Starlite 1971 he won first prize at the him of the haunting Ifdagio Hillsborough. two sons, Mark Makowski of Giannobile died Feb. 18, 2005 at 45 years, Alberino; a son, Jack; a the Haven Hospice of JFK daughter,, Marisa Lefano; a Grade 7: Alexander Binder, Gerald T. Yotcoski, Brian R. Chorale, contact Tony Godlefski International Hofhaimer movement from the Bruckner Mrs. Birrell was born in Scotch Plains and Matthew Kimberly A. Brown, Hannah Zamorski. at (908) 904-9225. Competition in Innsbruck, and String Quintet. • Makowski of Kunkletown, Pa.; a Medical Center in Edison. brother, Oriente Massa; a sister, Brooklyn. She lived in Garden Mrs. Giannobile was born in Elda DiFabio; two grandchil- the following year took prizes Framed by Bach Preludes and City, N.Y.,-and Scotch Plains daughter, Noelle Kalin of during the International Organ Fuges in A Minor and D Major, Mendham; eight grandchildren; Monteferrante, Italy. She lived'in dren; and many nieces and Tickets on sale for before moving to Hillsborough Yonkers, N.Y., and Roselle Park nephews. Week in Nuremberg. Humer's upcoming program will in 1985. and her cat, Cookie. before moving to Cranford in Services were held yesterday St. Michael's School St. Pat's Day Dance As concert organist, Humer include a Bach D-Minor Organ She was a special education Services were held Feb. 1.7 at 1962. at the Mastapetcr. Funeral The Cranford Knights of has performed widely from Sonata (arranged from his teacher with the Somervillo and the Hillsborough Funeral Scandinavia to Spain, and has Sonata No. 2 for Cranford school systems until She retired in 1987 afW-15 Home, Roselle Park, followed by Columbus will be holding their Home. In lieu of flowers, dona- a funeral Mass at St. Michael's made over a dozen tours of the Unaccomplished Violin), a cha- her retirement in 1996. tions may be sent to A New years with E.F. Britten in announces honor roll annual St. Patrick's Day Dance at Cranford. Roman Catholic Church. Burial U.S. In a series of 35 recitals conne by Johann Caspar Her first husband, Henry Leash on Life, 8 Blue Ridge CRANFORD - St. Michael's Marissa Obiedzinski, Gediminns 7:30 March 12 at St. Michael A sister, Triestina Sulmonetti, was in Fairview Cemetery, School, Alden Street in Cranford. from 1978 to 1985, he accom- Ferdinand Fischer, and a major Makowski, died in 1979. Ave., Green Brook, NJ 08812- School has names its honor stu- Pliura, Christopher See. sampling of the Convents Mass is deceased. Westfield. dents for the second marking Tickets arc $25 per person and plished the rare feat of playing Surviving are her second . 2104. Grade 8B: Meagen Monahan, all of Bach's solo works for both by Francois Couperin. Rounding period. The honor roll recognizes James Murphy. include corned beef and cabbage, students who attained grades of beverages, Irish Step Dancers and organ and harpsichord. He is a out the offering are Mozart's Second Honors noted performer on fortepiano Andante in F and the lesser B or better in all academic sub- Grade 1 A: Allison McGce, Jack a live band. For information and jects and a minimum of an S for tickets, contact Jim at (908) 497- and a conductor of choral works known of his two Fantasias in F Come One, Come Alt Legal Notices Monahan. (K. 594). Personal Development grades. Grade IB: Caitlin Alvarado, 1780. using period instruments. He LEGAL NOTICE STATEMENT Assessments. Tho amount duo can bo obtained from tho All maps and pnpors rolativo to said application aro on filo First Honors are awarded to Moya Plant. recently appeared in a piano duo There will be a reception fol- SHERIFF SALE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE ORDINANCE WAS Local Taxing Authority. Pursuant lo NJSA .46:88-21 Iho In Iho Planning/Zoning Office, Crnnford Municipal with Johannes Marin, playing SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 756276 PASSED ON THE FINAL READING AFTER PUBLIC Solo may also bo Sub|oct to the Limited Lien Priority ol Building. 0 SpnngfieldAvonua. Cranford, New Jorsoy and those who received straight A's in Grade 2A: Julie Byrne, lowing the Feb. 27 recital. A DIVISION: CHANCERY COUNTY UNION HEARING ATA MEETING OF THE GOVERNING BODY any Condominlum/Homeownor Association Lions which aro avallablo for Inspoction Monday through Friday Club to host concert Schubert's four-hand piano may oxist. bolwoon Iho houisol8:00 AM. until 12.00 P.M and 1 00 all academic subjects. suggested contribution of $10 GARLIC ROSE DOCKET NO. F1330O1 OF THE BOROUGH OF GARWOOD ON. TUESDAY, Michelle De Martino, Vincent PLAINTIFF: CITIMORTGAGE. INC. FEBRUARY 22,2005 •JUDGMENT AMOUNT" PM unlil4:0OP.M First Honors music and early piano versions will be collected at the door. For DEFENDANT: SCOTT T. MACGREGOR; JUDITH MAC- ATTEST: TWO-HUNDRED SIXTY EIGHT THOUSAND THREE- Any mtorostod party or parson or parsons affoctod by this Miragliotta, Olivia Noesner, for tsunami relief GREGOR. HIS WIFE, ET ALS Christina Ariommo HUNDRED THIRTY TWO & 99/100 application will havo an opportunity to prosont any objoc- Grade 1A: Sophie Beier, Olivia Stephen Oro, Daniel Sullivan, of the Brtickner Symphonies' further information, the church WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: AUGUST 06. 2004 Municipal Clerk ($268,332.99) lions to tho proposed development Tho Board does, DelVeechio, fa ley Hennessy, The Crossroads at 78 North Food & Wine Experience SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY THE 16TH DAYOF MARCH S3JS C6? IT 2-24-05 ATTORNEY SHAPIRO & DIAZ. LLP howovor. havo tho right to exclude topotitious tostimony Christian Wurzberger. Humer records for the can be reached at (973) 376- A.D. 2005 ATTORNEYS AT LAW in accordance with Iho rulos ol tho Planning Board Gillian Keenaghan, Benjamin Grade 2B: Kyle Borowski, Ave. in Garwood will host an all- Extempore label in Austria. 0688. Tho property lo b« sold Is located in Iho BOROUGH OF LEGAL NOTICE SUITE J Edward M Schmidt Parker, Gabriella Vara. star Blues Revue to raise funds Monday, March 7th, 7p.m. KENILWORTH, County o( Union and Slnto of NJ. BOROUGH OF GARWOOD —— 408 LIPPINCOTT-DRIVE Socrottiry Laura Sabatino, Christina II commonly known as MO FAIRFIELD AVENUE. KENIL- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MARLTON, NJ 0B053 SJ 7 34 C67 Grade IB: Alex Beato, Kicra Tempio. for tsunami relief from 5-11 p.m. WORTH, NJ. ASSESSMENTS FOR BENEFITS SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH Sunday. The show will open with II Is known and designated as Block 162. Lot 4. CURB IMPROVEMENTS TO SECOND AVENUE FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT THE UNION LEGAL NOTICE Hurley, Abigail McGann, Robert Grade 3: Brigit Alvarado, Tho dimensions aro approximately 79 loot wido by 105 ORDINANCE NO 2002-6 COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE. TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Puhak, Frankie Racioppi. Bill Lewis and tho B3 Band. feet long (Irregular). NOTICE is hereby given that tho Mayor and Council will TWO-HUNDRED NINTY FOUR THOUSAND SIX-HUN- CRANFORD. NEW JERSEY Daniel Apicella, Tiffany Bennett, FEATURING FINE ITALIAN WINES Nearest cross slreol: FAITOUTTE AVENUE hold a public hounng on Tuesday. March 8. 2005, at 7 30 DRED TWENTY SEVEN & 49/100 ORDINANCE NO. 2005-1 Grade 2A: Joseph Alamo, Julia Brandon Chan, Eric Christensen, Other performers are Dana Fuchs Prior ll«n(J) SUBJECT TO UNPAID TAXES AND OTHER P.M. In the Council Chambora. Municipal Building. 403 TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT ($294,627 49) BONO ORDINANCE STATEMENT AND SUMMARY Band (from the hit off-Broadway SVSHI CHIF MUNICIPAL LIENS AS OF 8/6/04 REAL ESTATE South Avenuo. Garwood, Now Jersey, on Iho proposed $9J.10 Q6S4T 3-24.3-3.10.17-05 Tho bond ordinance, the summary torms of which are Nicholas, Cooper Sciascia, Bridget Duffy, Nellie Forkcr, TAXES ARE PAID THROUGH THE 2ND QUARTER OF assessments against lands and real ostnto bonofitod by included horojn. has boon finally adoptod by tho Samantha Viconcio. Richard Larkin, Michael Malonf, play Love, Janis), Blueplate •> 2004. Iho "Curb Impro\/onnonl3 to Second Avonuo" at tho follow- LEGAL NOTICE Township Connmittoo of the Township of Cranford, in the Special, Scott Hunter and the CABOIANI FATTORIA DEI BARBI •JUDGMENT AMOUNT- ing locations, all in tho Borough of Garwood, County of TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD County of Union. State of New Jorsey on February 22, Grade 2B: Katherine Carolan, Kirsten Masut, Shal»n SEVENTY SEVEN THOUSAND SIX-HUNDRED NINE- Union, State of Now Jersoy ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 2005 and tho 20-day poriod of limitation within which a Soul Searchers, Hap Moore and suit, action or proceeding questioning tho validity of such John De Voti, Anne Marie La McDonagh, Mairead McKearv, SPECIALS TY TWO & 26/100 HlacH Lot TAKE NOTICE that on tho 14th day of February. 2005. Owner. ordinance can be commencod. as provided in tho Local FONTANA FREDDA • VlLLA VlSTARENNI . ($77,602.26) The Paramount Group, Inc 108 14 the Zoning Board of Adjustment of the Township of Bruoot, Graziana Zito. Victoria Mettlen, Nicholas Hot Monkey Love. ATTORNEY: STERN, LAVINTHAL. FRANKENBERG & 108 15 Cranford. in Iho County of Union look the following Bond Law. has bogun lo run from the date of tho first pub- New Sushi Chef 1 mm Japan! .Frank Koczon lication of this statement. 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BYO "^ LIVINGSTON, NJ 07030-1660 Robert Lauds &, Kolly Allen 19 bond ordinanco follows: information, call (908) 232-5666 SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHUCH Maria Puszar 108 20 on Block 149, Lot 14 as shown on the Township Tax Map, Grade 4A: Annabelle or visit FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION IS FILED AT THE UNION Eunonla & Llugla Ripolino 108 21 also known as 1 Hillside Placo, in the R-4 zono. Tillo: BOND ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE ACQUI- Grade 4A: James Corbett, COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE. 354 North Garwood Assoc. LLC 108 22 2. Application VZ38-O4: Granted variances to Synergy SITION OF AN AMBULANCE IN. BY AND FOR THE Hartnett, Ian O'Donaghue- Edward Duffy, Ciara Fredericks, www.crossroadsatgarwood.com. Paired with a taste of NINETY EIGHT THOUSAND EIGHT-HUNDRED NINE- J. Zoppulla -DSD Thomas 111 1 Bank, Applicant, to permit construction of a new sign that TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD. IN THE COUNTY OF Smith. TY SEVENS 61/100 John E Johnson 111 2 will excoed the maximum allowablo area for a froo-stand- UNION, STATE OF NBA! JERSEY, TO APPROPRIATE John Lynch, Janeclare McCann, TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT (S98.B97.61) Philip & Linda Castnldo 111 3 Ing sign; exceed the maximum allowable height for a THE SUM OF $150,000 TO PAY THE COST THEREOF, Grade 4B: Michael Jade Neves-Novak, Taylor S79s >•# *•» * .*• Cranford Chronicle February 24,2005 February 24, 2005 Cranford Chronicle Friday Club Falls and Toronto. $410 dou- 5671. other states, the The Cranford Senior ble, $515 single. 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February 24,2005 Cranford Chronicle February 24, £005 Cranford Chronicle 2-1-1 for info on tax refund Gftnip seeks donated prom gowns Bands of low-income resi- out with. fare, according to Steven J.Valli inTJnion County missed 2-1-1 is a telephone number of the New Jersey Department of oh -over $19 million in that connects individuals and Human Services. For example, a to be distributed to girls in need f' Sports laimed federal and state tax families to the health and low income family in New Jersey i human services, community with, two .or more children and For the fourth year, the non-profit organiza- Catherine's Closet clubs at high schools, syna- /B 2-1-1 helpline and a resources, and government assis- earned; income of less than tion Catherine's Closet is collecting new and gogues and churches in wewa Jition of nonprofit agencies tance they need. Landline and $36,458 could qualify for up to gently-used prom gowns, shoes and bags for fjeraey City, Passaic, Westfield anc > Working to make sure people cell phone calls to 2-1-1 are $5,026 in federal and state tax girls who can't afford them. The organization is ; Kessler believes every girl _ un the tax benefits they're always free and confidential. benefits for 2004. And workers dedicated to the memory of Catherine Johnson a princess on prom night Since its inception-m rmmr afled to this year. Multi-lingual, certified call, spe- can claim the tax credit for Tip to high school student, who was active at her 2002, Catherine's Closet has given away more :*«^ "All residents have to do is cialists make referrals to com- three prior years. ready for schoo•• l- and in the community, than 5,000 prom dresses. TChe Sal 2-1-1 to get the ball rolling," munity-based organizations and "But these tax credits aren't and who died tragically in a hit . organization also gave away ffiid Sandy Erwin, interim chief government'., agencies. Ongoing automatic," explained Fran Since its inception in three scholarships to students ByCHADMEMENWAY in 1:11. and run automobile accident in THKCHHONICLE "I expect both {Hogan and executive officer at United Way monitoring is also conducted by Palm, executive director for 2-1-1 January 2002. ' of Greater Union County.: •2-1-1 call, specialists to assure service in northeast New Jersey. 2002, Catherine's Closet Hogan, Ferrara favored Ferrara) to win the districts," £ United Way, 2-1-1 First Call links are made and service is "People have to apply for, them The prom night. parapher- CRANFORD — Last year Torsone said. "I simply dont see nalia will be given away April has given away more than Darren Torsone took six resuming March 4 and ending weht 2-0, packing his Delbarton ft? Help and participating agen- provided. In Union County, 2-1-1 jWhen they file their taxes. And two students who contributed the next day. The top three plac- anyone standing in their way." 16 at the Robert Treat Hotel in 5,000prom dresses. wrestlers from the district tour- counterpart in just over a minute Last year Anthony;Crecc8 fin- raes in Union County and is available thanks to a strong many low income workers don't more than 100 hours' each.": ers from the regions go on to the and slugging his Parsippany throughout northeastern New partnership between United Way know they might be eligible." Newark. The hotel's ballroom nament'on to the regions. ished in.third place in the 130-f will be turned into a giant — ' Drop-off points for clean, This year the goal is for at state tournament in Atlantic City Hills foe to the tune of a 16rO rsey are also working to get and the county. "In fact, each year thousands from March 11-13. pound weight class after pinning walk-in closet for the day. The packed racks will modern, age-appropriate gowns (on a hanger) least that many Cougars grap- technical fall in 3:34., Hogan was Craig Hewit of Westfield and this e word out about Earned Community resource special- of taxpayers don't file for the Junior Pat Hogan, wrestling the benefactor of a forfeit against come Tax-Credit (EITC) and ists who staff the 2-1-1 center credits, either because they don't feature designer dresses from Vera Wang, until March 18 are: Jonathan Dayton High plers to qualify for the regional year returns at that weight. f ; School (main office), Mountain Avenue, this year at 160 pounds after fin- Whippany Park. • Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren, Jessica tournament— the last stop Crecca at times this year had how the 2-1-1 helpline can help. help callers find out whether know they qualify, don't know ishing second to Lee Tomasso of •'.£!. EITC is a federal and state they qualify for the Earned how to claim their tax credits or McClintock and others. There are no questions Springfield; Westfield High School (main office) before the states. C.J. Ferrara, at 171 pounds, is shown to be a very solid wrestler grogram that allows working Income Tax benefits and tell don't know how to get help with asked — every high school senior who comes to Dorian Road Westfield; Westfield Service "I don't think there's any rea- Westfield last year at 152 also the reigning Union County and could vie for another.-.top, individuals and families with them where to go for free tax tax return preparation," said the Robert Treat Hotel will get a dress. League Thrift Shop, 114 Elmer St., Westfield son why we can't meet that goal pounds, is regarding as one of the champion and, like • Hogan, three finish though he suffered •!.••: Kw incomes to claim federal and preparation, assistance from Palm. "This could be especially from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday 94. ; because if the guys wrestle the state's best at his weight. Hogan remains undefeated so far this two setbacks over the Weekend in Catherine's Closet was founded by Sandy has already won the Union State income tax benefits trained volunteers operating at true for legal immigrant workers Kessler, the owner of a financial service busi- To volunteer to sort gowns or donate a dress, way they are capable of, many year. In the action at Parsippany I?ar Hills, including beingginned Through this program, many dozens of sites around Northeast who have income taxes withheld contact Darlene Finne at (908) 232-0751 "or can qualify," Torsone said. County, Championship this year Hills, Ferrara went 3-0, pinning by Paul Galipeau •— ranked the ness and the mother of two grown children. and looks to add to his resume. ; people will actually end up with New Jersey . from their wages but may be Kessler's community-service mission has. Sandy Kessler at (973) 616-2060. For more District action begins tomor- bis Delbarton opponent in just 20 state's best: /'•/•. '•.••'•;.'•' ; .••' Over the weekend Cranford seconds before earning a techni- a, refund check from the Internal The EITC lifts more people unfamiliar with the tax laws. For already spawned the birth of m6re than 55 information, visit www.catherinescloset.org. row at Westfield at 6:30 p.m. and Steve Ferrao was just missed Revenue Service (IRS), even if out of poverty than any other many, language barriers also add is resumed Saturday at 10 a.m. wrestled in a quad meet with cal fall against Whippany Park, Parsippany Hills, Delbarton and 21-5, in 5:59. Finally; applied a advancing to the regions last they didn't owe any taxes to start federal program, including wel- to the confusion." •• •••••• ••• .••••:,.. • • •:••:• •••:•••• :.,v. ;••••• .• ;-\-^. •••: •:••••. FILEPHOTO The top three from each weight year, flashing fourth in the 160-1 Junior Pat Hogan, shown here at the Hopatcong Tournament at the class advance to the regional Whippany Park in Parsippany. cradle to Eric : Douglas of beginning of the year, is favored to win the District 11 title at 160 tournament beginning March 1, Using it as a tune-up Hogan Parsippany. Hills ajad pinned him (Continued pn page C-2) ; ; pounds and move on to the regions. TO SENIORS AND THOSE WHO LOVE THEM Rahway Regional leads Free class offers advice to begin state playoffs the way in identifying on 'fall-proofing' bodies Seniors can learn how to guard against Cranford 'D' must stop Indians' big man new cancer treatments By CHAD HEMENWAY ^Jias had success — they give osteoporosis without leaving the home THE CHRONICLE , teams fits with match-ups." URGENT CARE RAHWAY — Rahway Regional Cancer Center, a state-of- CRANFORD Johnstone said the Cougars the-art cancer treatment facility, operates under the direction Here's news about an exercises step-by-step, and the CRANFORD - After will play some man-to-man, but of Eric A. Karp, M.D., a board-certified radiation oncologist. unusual class for the elderly students will follow along at 1 Cranford's loss to Summit in the team will mix it up often to SINCE 1982 about how to "fall-proof" their the other end of the phone. "We can take no Karp graduated with honors from Columbia University and the Union County Tournament, try and throw Rahway's game obtained his medical degree at Mount Sinai Medical Center. bodies that is only being Exercises are designed to one lightly and head coach Tom Johnstpne had have confidence," Johnstone plan off. •;•.., Walk-In,,. Open Daily He received his training in radiation oncology at the renowned offered in Now Jersey. The accommodate limited mobility a long talk with the team. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, where he also was class is free and sponsored by and will be led by Kathy. said. He pointed out Cranford "It should be interesting," NO APPOINTMENT MEEDS) awarded an American Cancer Society Fellowship in clinical DOROT's University Without Geller, the outreach and exer- "That was just about staying has made it to the sectional Johnstone said., "They're a little . oncology. i Walls. cise coordinator of the focused," Johnstone said. "It final in the past as a lOth-seed bigger than us but most teams Karp, who founded Rahway Regional Cancer Center in What makes this class Arthritis Foundation New could feel at that point like the and won a sectional champi- are bigger than us so we're used "Experience Does Matter!" 1993, is a pioneer in implementing new and effective cancer unusual is that it's conducted Jersey Chapter. season was over but we still onship as a sixth-seed. to that. It comes down to us exe- treatments. He established central New jersey's first prostate by telephone, a boon to those The 50-minute class is have a lot play for. Rahway (17-5) made it to the cuting the game plan and play- Out Doctors have a Combined Practice seed implant program and continues to demonstrate leader- who have difficulty getting out offered free of charge, and sty- "Our hard work has given us semifinals of the Union County ing well, hitting open looks." ship in technological progress by offering the most advanced or are homebound. Can a class dents do not incur telephone a few more weeks to the- season Tournament and played Cranford scheduled a couple Experience of Over 100 Yenrs!!l and beneficial form of external beam radiation therapy, be taught by teleconference? charges. Class space is still and I wanted them to keep a Elizabeth Tuesday. Johnstone of tough tune-up games this Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy, or IMRT. Yes — even a class involving available. To register, call (877) competitive state of mind." said he or one of his coaching week to get ready for the states. Rahway Regional Cancer center recently installed a state of exercise routines like this. It is 819-9147. The Cougars, seeded fifth, staff has scouted the Indians Wednesday after deadline, the the art linear accelerator called the Elekta Precise Treatment part of DOROT'S unique This class is just one of are matched up against fourth- five or six times this year. Cougars faced Hudson Catholic ALAN GOLDSTEIN, MD/ 27Years Experience University Without Walls tele-, System. The Precise Treatment System combined with sophis- more than 200 courses offered seeded Rahway in the NJSIAA "They are a very athletic- (10-12), ranked seventh, in ticated software and hardware allows a team of physicists and phone outreach program for BRANDTLEVIN, MD/25Years Experience over the phone each year by North Jersey, Section 2, Group team and they are well-coached Hudson County. Saturday. dosimetrists to shape the radiation beams and vary their the elderly, disabled, or those DOROT's University Without who may have difficulty get- II playoffs March 2 at Rahway. by Bill Burger," Johnstone said. Cranford will .".•take, on.: CLAYTON LEOPOLD, MD/ 25 years Experience intensity. Walls program. Subjects Playoff action begins Feb. 28 "It'll be a great test for us." IMRT wraps beams of radiation precisely around tumors to ting out but are still interested Bridgewater-Raritan (19-2), include literature, science, • but Cranford is one of. six teams Rahway is led by 6-foot, 7- ranked 16th in the Star-Ledger destroy cancer cells while sparing the patient's surrounding in learning and socializing. humor, and history, and stu- AWCKVDVXK,MD/24yearsExperience receiving a first-round bye. inch junior, Earl Clark who, Top 20. healthy tissue and adjacent critical organs. DOROT sets up the confer- dents range in age from 40 to The center was awarded a three-year term of accreditation Other teams in the section according to Johnstone, takes "These games get us back ence call for each class, so the 98. ' :. the ball up from the point or in radiation oncology as the result of a recent survey by the teacher can do it from just include top-seeded Delaware into playing a schedule after Hours: DOROT is a partnership of plays an off-guard position. Most Insurances American College of Radiology (ACR). The ACR, headquartered about anywhere, and students volunteers, professionals and Valley, followed by Raritan, having some time off," Mon.-Fri. (9am-6pm) in Reston, Va., awards accreditation to facilities for the just have to wait for the phone Burlington Township, "He's very good and where he Johnstone said. "They are both seniors dedicated to enhancing plays creates a lot of match-up Accepted achievement of high practice standards after a peer review call. the lives of the elderly, Bordentown, Shore Regional, excellent teams and should def- •-.;-•• : FILEPHOTO Sat & Sun. (10am-4pm) evaluation of its practice. Evaluations are conducted by board- problems for us," Johnstone Guard Terence Grier, Cranford's all-time leader in scoring, might draw an assignment against Rahway's -^'-aJS "Osteoporosis: Nutrition, enabling them to live inde- Somerville, Point Pleasant and initely get us ready before the certified physicians and medical physicists who are experts in said. "That's where (Rahway) Earl Clark in the first round of the state playoffs. Exercise and Fall Prevention" pendently as long as possible A.L. Johnson. tournament." MTOTI CARE MEDICAL CENTER the field. They assess the qualifications of the personnel and will be given at 10 a.m. March the adequacy of facility equipment. DOROT also offers a tele- 100 Commerce Place , Clark, NJ 8. In this class, students will phone-based Caregivers Rahway Regional Cancer Center is an independent facility learn how to "fall-proof" their Connection program, which (Off Raritan Rd.) located conveniently on the grounds of Robert Wood Johnson bodies through exercises that brings together those who 'are Lady Cougars lose UCT game, turn to states (behkid Windsor tEM^r'? University Hospital Rahway. For more information about the build strength, balance, and ' extraordinary services provided at Rahway Regional Cancer coping with the pressures of faster reaction time. The caring for a loved one who/may By CHAD HEMENWAY head coach Brian Chapman. Feb. 17 in the first round of the Group II bracket followed by team was recorded until Lisa 732-499-0606 Center, call (800) 410-3611. instructor will go through the Levonas connected three min^ be elderly or disabled. THE CHRONICLE "We've gone out and scouted GMC Tournament for Spotswood Bordentown, Shore Regional, Registration fur the spring them a number of times." (14-8). Delran, Rahway, Middlesex, utes later, followed quickly by a CRANFORD — After losing a Chapman said the main con- "(Dickinson) is certainly their Spotswood, Somerville, Johnson, bucket from Erika Streeter..'A and summer sessions of •; late Union Catholic three-point- University Without Walls and close 29-21 decision to third- cern will be stopping senior best individual and she'll get her Cranford and Delaware Valley. seeded Union Catholic in the guard Jill Dickinson of points," -Chapman said. The tournament begins Monday er was their only field goal of the Caregivers Connection is going and resumes March 2. The semi- second quarter, as the Cougars on right now. quarterfinal round of the Union Spotswood — a 1,000-point scor- "Defensively, we like to take County Tournament last er in her high school career. away what the other team does finals are March 4 and the finals took a lead, 10-9 heading into State of the Art Cancer Treatment Center in NJ Thursday, the Cranford girls Dickinson gets, much of the scor- best so we have to change up our will be played March 8. the half, •-.••. ;••• ; ; basketball team turns its atten- ing opportunities. For example, schemes and hope it throws Last Thursday in the Union The undoing was.; a 12-5 third tion to the NJSIAA Central in a win early this month them off. County Tournament, Cranford's quarter in favoi' of Union I "Intensity modulated radiation Good deals Jersey, Group II playoffs. against . Iselin Kennedy, "They don't have great size disruptive defense threw off Catholic, using a 7-0 run, ended Dickinson scored 30 of her Union Catholic but the Lady finally with an Amanda Porter i therapy (IMRT) wraps radiation beams FILE PHOTO The Lady Cougars (12-9), and neither do we. It should be a New State of the Art Equipment ranked tenth, face the seventh- team's 57 points and it was the good game but if the girls play Vikings were ahead after the jump shot with about 2;30 show- \ precisely around tumors to destroy cancer in the bag Junior Amanda Porter and her second straight time she had first period, 6-4. Cranford's ing in the third,. . with Fully Integrated IMRT System Cougars teammates are prepar- seeded Spotswood Trailblazers their best, I'm confident they i cells while minimizing risk to healthy tissue ing for their first round state Monday at Spotswood. scored 30 points in a game. can get through this one." Courtney Koellner sunk the first Levonas finished, with a playoff contest versus "We're pretty familiar with Dickinson had 19 points in a Rumson is the top ranked shot of the second quarter at team-high seven points; liihdsay at Runnells Spotswood. what they do," said Cranfprd 58-37 loss to South Brunswick school in the Central Jersey, 5:25 but no basket by either Dolan chipped in five. BERKELEY HEIGHTS U- The Volunteer Guild of RUN- NELLS Specialized Hospital of Union County will feature the Cranford takes merchandise of "In the Bae" on March 3. The sale will be held in the eight best to MOC multi-purpose room of the facili- ty at 40 Watchung Way, Berkeley ByCHAPHEMEMWAY Cranford was almost exclusively Heights from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. known for the distance events, According to the county, there THE CHRONICLE '. this year there will be Cougars is no fee to attend the sale. A CRANFORD — Veteran head competing in the 55-meter dash, 892 Trussler Place, Rahway, New Jersey 07065 percentage of each purchasewill coach Ray White was proud to high jump and pole vault. be given to the Volunteer Guild announce Cranford is taking a Dan Manuyag has sprinted record number of athletes to the extremely well in the 55-meter i"' '' v • ,'iMt' • ' ' '.,"•;.'' '""''••'•<-JJ^^M •; AV ' (732)382-5550 to obtain items for the residents and patients such as televisions, Meet of Champions this Sunday this year, making it to the final at the Jadwui Gym in Princeton. two weeks ago in the first Varsity VCR s and prizes for their bingo Classic in New York City two games. White said ho credits assis- Brie Karp., M.D, Medical Director tant coach Tim Styler, a very suc- weeks ago, Board Certified Radiation Oncologist The efforts of the Guild, • cessful former distance runner Tom Planer is recording a con- which rnafe vendor sales possi- at Cranford, in getting more sistent 6-foot, 2-inch high jump ble, also sponsor a holiday Cougars to the MOC. in competition and Kara StuD About Dc Karp: party/gift distribution and a "He's definitely the biggest will put her usually 6-foot jump RAHWAY into the mix. summer picnic or ice croam reason why," said White of Styler. social, in cooperation with the "He took over the distance run- White said Tom Hannen has Berkeley Heights Lions Club ners and took them to the next "improved significantly" in the REGIONAL . Jhe Volunteer Guild arid the level. It freed mo up to work with pole vault, clearing 12 to 13 feet. some of the events?1 Senior Nate Thompson will | 'tfMqtbl Sk*n-Kettajng t>w«r Center Office of Volunteer Services of . run in the 800, junior Kevin CANCER, CJENTER RUNNELLS Specialized ;:; This year the distance medley Ingram signs tobecomelvw Coda inks intent with Tigers team ranks 11th in the nation Brown runs in the inile and Hospital are always interested with a time of 10:32. The time sophomores Joe McKennoy and Jarnar Ingram, middle, with panjnts jj : in recruiting volunteers. Flexible* Lineman Steve Coda, pictured with parents and coaches, Brown and coaches, signs a UttWJot l Free Door to Door signs his official letter of Intent to play jfor the Towspn should be good enough to qualify Laura Gallo will take to 2-mile hours and a variety of opportu- 'race. '.. • ''••••.-.• •'.' • • •• • .v attend Lafayette of University Tigers next year. ToWson Is a NCAA Division 1-AA for the Perm Relays. Cranford Transportation Available nities exist with resident contact will also take part in the Easter White said Brown, McKenney, county In scoring this year While rushing for as well as performing other^ institution. Coda (6-5,285) had already verbally committed to U.S. Championships Monday in Thompson and Brian Mahoney earned All-Unlon County honors for Ws perfor tasks. the school. He will be usedas an offensive tackle In the Tigers' New York City. will nm in the Eastern champi- nlng back ahd defensive back. The I ~ "* multiple formation offense. Unlike past years, when onship Monday. 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Most safety experts rec- rowed down your selection, ask your • Ity shall be limited to an on weekends. Apply In In Scotch Plains; looking 90845&O306 ' Union County munny shorts programs, Immod. Call after 5pm .'•• ' adjustment for the cost of NANNY JOBS $12-$i6/hr. person, Westfleld Inn, driver's license, the next thing on your ommend mid-size sedans for teen dri- dealer for a free Carfax Vehicle History 908-668-4884 for PT Office help. Flex? exp with school aged chll- Exp'd. Mom In Qaiwood *9Ofr27ft7233* ; th,e space occupied by the PT & FT avail. Groat faml- 435 North AVo., Westflold We hrs. 10-2 prti. 3days COLLECTIONS 1 . dren, and familiarity with . available to watch your child ELIZABETH - 4 rm apt, very mind may be to put your son or daughter vers. Consider buying a car that is simi- Report (or get one at Carfax.com), which , error and will not be liable lies, exp. & car rea'd. 908 p/wk to start. Fax" Bo- & VERIFYING INSURANCE local fields and .facilities. In her home. Rof. uvall. Pt & :cleah garden '. setting,., ••• for failure to publish an ad. 3 CLERK sume to 908-7894421 •.'. for surgical facility.,. INSURANCE . in a quality car. This rite of passage can lar to the one your teen learned to drive can uncover hidden problems • such as HOUSEKEEPER Salary Range 45,000- Excellent pay and bene- a Mlitan 90630W4M suitable for 2 to 3 people. For our .. Westfleld store, (live In) $7,000/yr, Gaiwood rosl- Union County Agency, Avail. 3/1 $91O/mo ht & bring a sense of newfound freedom for in. This will ensure that the handling salvage, lemon, odometer problems and 1 fits. Experienced only. Hmmttti countpr sales and ComCleaning. , cooking, errands. dency a +. Send resume expd. Commercial Una h/w Inc. 908-289-6141 or teens, but for you it can be a real will be more familiar to them and your flood-damage. 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"Service Techni- 0404 or call 908-2334400 AUTO • 4 CYL • AWD • AM/FM phases of remodeling. 3306 or cians $10-ll/hr. to start. MtllOMS HfaUri 211 knowingly accept any w/ w/d hookup, No Petal Springfield beauty salon. Admlnlstratlve/Sales advertising for real es- 908-208*922 ' [email protected] Will Train. AA/orkr Union, Avail 3/1. 90*359^634 STEREO/CD • AC'PWRMIRR Call 1 -800-876-7060 Call: Thurs. Frl. and Sat. PA'position' for flexible & rhc4 Affordable COMPANIONS tate which Is In violation MEDICAL Somerset, Essex & Hud- **Agency SLOVAKIA** KENILWORTH - 5 rm 2™ fir ROOF RACK •MSRP:$23,905 9734C7-0992 son Counties. Call (908) vated person In casual environ, of. the law. To report today for free info. gd salary Gregg 7336800600 Live In/out 908-654-5569 discrimination, call the apt. New modem kit & UIN# 5DJ13571, STK# 5E45 FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST 245-4357 er Fax resume bath, laund hkup In bsmt. 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CAC, W/D, $180/mo; tenence FR, garage, laundry, deck, 3/i:90fr23W72S $1100. + utlls., 90*273- DW. hwd firs. $1510 +•Tip. »toratf». 10X20 ft. private . & convenient, Seotah PWM • 1 BR. LR, 4094 WESTFIELD 2-bed, down- Utts. 908322123a NQ fee. approx; 200 sq. ft., . 3 W&D, i block NY bus. $1800. per mo. + utlls. town, fireplace, balcony, spaces, $13D/mo.; N/S, no pets, 1 prkg., Avail. 3/1 90S647-5110 •/;•( imm PUUNFIELD . 5 UNION - 1 BR apt, 1st Rr., d/w, w/d, HW floors,. Qround fir. eiorafio tpaee, teOO/mo. water incT £5 * ndftw.': spacious, off- Clean, Huny this apt will go $1700 *90M13O040* 320 sq. ft.,$300/mo.; ; mo sec. 9083220401 2 BR wtth updated : ' festa must see. Close NY around fir. 2 rm. office or bath. C/A. DW $1400/mo. WESTFIELD - 2 BR, 2 BA -IB mo. sec. No pets: Avail bus. WD, Avail 3/1/05. Scotch Plain* 4 BR apt, 2" townhouse, LR Cathedral WESTFIELD - T (I. of 2 family, •tontfe, approx. 200. sq. nowNofee. $1000 -month pkis utll. No ftW^/CURK BOHDER floor, lfia $1300/mo + ceilings W/frpI, DR, kit., 3BR, LR, OR, Kit freshly ft., $275/mo. utlls. sep.; •Poggy 90*337-4461* smoke/pets. 9088896886 2^ fir, 2 rm. office storage OotgBOUSlbwiew bath, kit utlls, No pets. Avall.3/1 loft, office, 1 car garage & painted, hdwd firs, & new or 9086856126 windows. W/D hook- ups & BERKELEY HEIGHTS or studio, apprqx. 500 sq. Opt tMhtite IO Vi . Call908322-3296 •off streot parklnfc deck, Summit- Downtown (2) 1BR garage. $1500/mo DOWNTOWN - 2 units ft. w/bathroom, utlls. ' apt available. Smaller Is big yard, C/A, new UNION - 2 BR, Avail. 3/1, *90878*264 avail., retail / office 730 sop., $550/mo.; . Scotch Plaint Downtown 2 $750/mo Larger $875/mo paint/carpet. Laund. w $1250 +utlls. hwlnd.,1 & 715 sq ft avail, Immed. Warehouse space w/offlco, ivSH.-^'A room, BR«t,oNSt parking, ell utlls Included except W/D hookup, $1950./ VJ mo. sec. 908-8103146 Call Landlord for appt. ' 1600 sq. ft., $850/mo. he«L hot water Ind., pa* t1200/mo. Avail 03AM. elec. No parking: 1.5mo mo. lmo. sec. Call 908- 1 908*07-6980 utlls sep. 57O342-92B8 . h*$700. 7d*63O5711 • BM-233-5577 sec. 9062774866 5914426 WESTFIELD.JustLlstidl i" WESTFIELD - 1 BR, LR, • flr.,3BRs, LR, DR, Ig. kit, Kit;, i^r., 2 fern., walk *Wastfleld A Cranford* Scotch Plain* Rwione 1BR •SUMMIT* large 3 BR apt, extra Ig. tec. rm., 2 BA, frpl., Office/Stones Space In WATCHUNO •• Prof. Bldg. to NYC train/ Bus/ shop- Beautiful eH.,-14 2 BR •'. $90C7mo Incl utlls &ca- newly remodeled, Avail fiar., I blk. to train/ bus, Summit for rent. 1700 sq. approx. 550-1100 sq. ft., ping, ht.,hw Inch, $1050. apt. starting at $895 * .. Me. 1.5mo sec, no pets Feb.05 pets ok, no fees. $1900/rno. 90833*1726 ft. John 973-543-5715. avail. Immed. 9083329190 , N«W appl 90*88*6235 $1650 Bob 90MOSO962 90W54-9H6 908-5180004 of 8123000 AUTOSPORT HONDA 2005 :••• '/'. See a Pre-Owned vehicle of interest. Reasonable offers always welcome... 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Base un- DESK, rolltop, med. oak, Snared waiting room and 8«UILMng Room 4 Dining SUMMIT: finished marble supports 54'W w/chalr, $500, kitchen area. Call 973- Room, does not fit In hew 218-1776 oxt 851 Room for rent 3 golden ped. 20' marble Queen sire sofa bed a $125 per week. base $250 9088896891 loveseat, $600. Ca|l 732-' home. 90S-72MB44 . Call 90&5980522 3964212 Soctlonal Sob, imp, w/ BABY BED SET - Crib DINETTE SET - 4 ft round, sofa bed, 4 ottoman, dark /toddler bed; matching 3 blue, exc oond. $750. drawer/chariglng table, all wood, barrel base, 4 Wecttald Nice location, dose 908*650511 1 to transp., share kitchen & oak. exc. coRd. $400 OBO captain chairs, exc. cond., OFF STREET PARKIN0- Bath, Avail 3/± tSTOjmo 908-276*705 $175.908*87-2189 SECTIONAL w/pullout Great SPACE near train station condition - Like New; Plus Inc. utll. 733463-7185 Baby BR SET: Crib, gilder/ DMNQRMSErW/HUTCNMa for commuter* In We»t- BUFFET-Modem 54' Round honey color Thomssvlllg IW4 218-740*454 Westflald- Private Room In rocker, changing table w/ coffee table. Best offeP dresser & hutch, white Maple Table w/4 chairs & Nice Home, Some Privi- buffet $750 obo Can ©mall Call 90S653-1070. Reliable. Summit - l car overslmd formica, exc. cond. $595. detached: garage; no leges, No-Smoking, Prof. pics, « Jen 732-331-9698 Thomasule ent center., cherry Female. Ref. & Sec. 90*301-0411 Great support. commercial use, DINING ROOM beautiful wood, laiga size $800, Lane $HO./mo. 90W18O650 •*ft6482 BABY FURNITURE: Crib & double mdlner chair $300, matching 3 drawer contemporary glass With brass accents table with 6 Custom made plum chair Available anytime. SUMMIT- Single Car Gar. dresser/changing table, Tiniims/ttiits whitewash oak and uphol- $300, Hunter green leather Avail. 3/1. Great for 2T or white, exc. cond., $350. stered chairs, large rector $300, 90B2334701'' Collector Car, $125/mo. 908-931-9723 matching china cabinet/ WAU/ENTERTAINMENT '•<• 90867*7558 BED - $375 Vlsco Elastic wall unit with glass Beikely Heights- LR, DR, Kit UNIT - 3 Pc Genuine Lac- EDStor^pGar^ Memory Foam Queen mat- shelves, mirrored oack quer, Cream Color Good 2 BR, 2.5 bath, gar, c/a, tress set as on TV. Value Approx. 10x20 + ttocago lafl w/d, rofrlg, $2100/mo ' and betfelod glass doors Cond, Ortg. $2400. $350 $130073M5M690 overhead, PartMonad 4 to- No pots, 908-322-3843 $1100. 908-723O844 OBO 90878*3134 - Cura $200. 218-7404494, BED-Queen S*4Pp»l»r DINING ROOM Lovely An-Wall unit, 3 PC. solid pine, CURK 1, bedroom condo. Canopy Metal Bod $575. Ni tlquo Pine Table, 8 chairs, crown, molding, glass mm Hf Hii 411 ..d/r,d/w, c/a, w/d, 2 Fl:, MS-301-0077 . French Country $2500, shelving ' w/recessed Pvt. parking, $1,250 Avail *CRANF0RD 4 Bft 2 BA. BEDROOM SET- 7pc. set Will Email Picture 908- lights, 4 large cablhets + 3/1, 732-904-2058 1 formal dr, w/d, refrlg., w/cherry wood sleigh bed, 898-7443 TV cabinet, Great cond. nice yard, noar all trans. & CLARK --1 BR Condo Incl: chest, dresser 4 mirror, nKe DININO ROOM SET • 6 $2000. 908^33*189 schools, no flats, no fee* Wsh/DryX CA, storage. stand. Ust $5500. Can de- chairs, chlna/curlo. tabte WALL UNIT / ENTERTAIN- avail. Immed. $2250 pet Pristine!. No. pets. $1200. liver. $1BOO 732-259*690 w/2 leaves. $900 OBO MENT CENTER • Beautiful, mo. + utll. 90&e47-62<10 (646-256O6O0) BEDROOM SET - Bam doc* 90*354-9087 very ornate, marble light beige lacquered, beveled, NEW PROVIDENCE NO FEE Brand Captains bed & dressei DININO ROOM SET, modem glass doors w/llghted mir- 3 Bad., 1.5 baths, C/A; licadiiPriiiftfFtr w/inlnor $300 908233- almond w/black lacquer, : rored back, glass shelves, Deck, Laundiy, now kit 6429 ', • ' •••••-.. 8 Chairs, server, buffet decorative molding on top; DW, & W/D. (g.,backyard, w/mlrror, curio, brand new BEDROOM SET' Battett center section holds 36" $1850. per mo. 908-277- dome chandelier asking Chest/drauer/mlrror, TV, plenty of storage for 3674 or 732-974-3420 HILTON HEAD, SC-2 BR 2 $1500/obp,908399O066 BA Condo, 300 yds. to light wood, $300 all entertainment needs. . beach, $700/week. Call S0848S4388 DINING ROOM SET - Table , $750./obo 908-7234844 TRENTON-2 :• 'Family 732-8S3-5810 : BEDROOM SET- Now 7 pc. 6 chairs, 2 armchairs, Irge pad Home, excelloni valub. WHITE WICKER SOFA wV. set, Bed, Dresser, Mirror 2 loaves w/chlna cabinet ront $21,600 por year, floral pastel cushions & Lot* Baach Island- 2" off & 2,-Nlte Stands, List $500 908-2724103 asking $130 K. Buy this. matching chair, beautiful, teach, sloops 8. Call 908. • $2000.-Sell.-$950i Can de-. home, with 3% down, DINING ROOM SET • With lite new, $700.9082736470 4M-S374 liver. Call 732-259*690 special Investor/rehab buffet, hutch & 6 chairs. A program'availably call ORTLEY BEACH , NJ 2 BR, Bedroom Seto- Girls, white MUST, SEEI 908-272- 1814 town* till B5J 1-800-76^3335 eat In kit.. LR, C/A, DW, provincial, 7 pleco.s. Yel- 10 HP BOLENS TRACTOW W&D, furnished deck, gas low provincial 8 pieces DINING SET - Beautiful Ma- $99 .-•• ' • ••• ••.-•• - grill. $U00/week. Call : Both Good Cond! $300 ple Table, 4 chairs and 48" GRASS CUTTER FOR HmliiTl Step 435 908-27W38 eo.obo hutch. Very good condi- ABOVE TRACTOR $50 GILLETTE share towihouso Brass Headboard- Queen tion. $500. 908-790-1695 40' H.D ALUM XT UDDER w/female, private room, walk-in slzo. $150 obo. ; ; MirclBillie Dining Set - Thomasvlllo $99V -' V .:•••-'.• -• closet own bath, w/c) Walnut Crib- mattress & SCMWINN LADIES BICYCLE • bumpers $50 obo contemporary, off-whlto, $800ymo. 9O8-60WSB8 EXC. COND.-$65 I 732-3824495 66" mirror-top table w/2 htHni5ll PLEASE CALL 609-24M046 UNION BHevel share kit/bath, loavos & pads. 6 chairs, •CHILDS ANTIQUE OAK Bedroom Set, Thomasvillc matching 40" buffot, CRIB - Mahogany finish, top n/s, male,, near trans., ROUTOPDESK, 1960's, Italian Provenclal, $750 p/mo * % utll. $500. Call aft. 6 p.m.,of the line Ragazzi. Like . with drawer and chair $450. Washor/dryor, free. .908-518:7817 new.$75 obo.908-232-1858 .**:.::...... '.>'•' sec/rof. 90M8$4143 $250 obo 90&647-1144 Entertainment center, Dlnnet Set- Octagon shape Crochet spread DB ecru, UNION - Female 'seeks same $75. 908-322-8253 oak w/ glass top. 4 cap- $99 chrome Jaguar pa- to shfiro nice 2BR apt. n/s/ t Cmitirs trEIictrailc BRSET-ANTiq. mah.2 dress tain chairs w/ wheols. perwht, $75, antique pets, Near Kean/S. Hall $465 ors, 1 w/mlrror, full • slzo $250 973635-5891 after 5 scale, cocktail purses Rest Assured lnc.utils/cable.9083S5S385 The Chronicle, Record Press and KJ.com will < woodon bed frame + 3 bo 1930's $25. Necklaces, nuspcs.$600 7333S1099S Entertainment Center w/TV, $25. Call 908-241-0822'- WESTFIELD • Prof, female A NEW COMPUTER - Cherry Mahogany, 59" W x increase response to your private party ad and seeks same to share 3 BUT NO CASH? You're Chest of 3 Drawers • Wood, 24" D X .53^ H, 27" TV bdrm apt, centrally lo- help you sell It fasti You ad will been seen by APPROVED- ' Guaran- Maplo color, exc cond, Panasonic, excel, cond. ask- ELECTR1C MANTIS cated, near train station. toodl* NO CREDIT 44'w x 30"h x 8"d, $150 ing $750 908-771-0836 . Tiller/Cultivator Edger-$99 over 1.1 million potential buyers* every week! Avail 3/1. $600/mo. 732- CHECK • Bad Credit- 9084864388 TWOBURNER Propano Grill - 236-6663 Bankruptcy OK. 1-800- FREE • Queen-size Boxspring in China Cabinet • 2 pc. hand ' $30 .•-•." 4200326 10A-9P EST • excellent condition, and Run you ad 'til It sells -contact usfor more Info! crafted maple walnut, BUCK AND DECKER Garden Mon-Frl "Checking Ac- wooden head & foot boards in IIIIS46I $275. 732-382-3815 Shh3dder-$50 • 800 4 720102 o#- count . Required. good condition! Must pick up. BUCK COMPOST BIN $50 Now Providence- 1 Room WWW.PCSF0RALL.COM CHINA CABINET • moving 908-241-9020. Roselle Park SCOTT SPREAD ROTARY-MS click: www.nj.com/placead for rent with Kitchon privi- must sell, Brand new.Living Room Furniture like • Call 732381-1886 .! /ro/' ntdire Information on pur "Run it Til it Sells" Program leges. $115 week Lighted, light wood.. $1000 90*464-3352 FlrilllJ Kill 551 newl South Western Style. Frigldalre Elite, top/bottom OBO 732-382-78O6 Beautiful. TV Armolrol BARTELL'S FARM & GARDEN refrigorator/freezer, works SCOTCH PLAINS- Quiet-cul COFFEE/END TABLE SET Make Offer. Mon-Fri days great; needs tic, $100 •SUPPLY Firewood 1/2 or full dp sac, Off st prkhg, mas- Glass top, pecan wood. * 973-9668600 * obo 908-233-1736 Source: Advance Internet 2004 Monthly Statistics cords 90&654-1566 ter bath, klt/lndry prlv, Pleaso call after 5pm LIVING ROOM. SET • Grden . $580/mo. 908-232-5205 : • 732-388-1581'. 9O8-272-B9O7 FURNITURE - D/R Table Velvet Sofa & Loveseat w/ Oak • $50. Coffee Tnble Tables. Oah - $50. Call 90^687- DINING SET - Hand Made 1612 4 Line Ad. Additional linos 34.90. Private party only.' For up.lo six months. Seller responsible lor renewing ad. Table,' 6 Green Velvet LIMITED TIME CHEVROLET OFFER . Skirted Chairs and 2 End FURNITURE - Sharp Color Chairs. TV 27", -1 yr. Old & TV •You Can Vlow On This stand,' Dark Gray. $100. Website.. Call 908-687-1612 PRE-OWNEO SPECIALS! . http://irr\3.imagemaker36 HEADBOARD- Brass Flnlsrfp • Q.com/Viewer/3.asp?id=3 Qjeen Size Groat Cond. , AUMAKES,WMODE1S 2926 $75 obo, 908-687-3449 MATTRESS SET- Queen pil- HI-RISER BED -In excellent low top, brand name new condition. $100. In Wost- REDUCED TO SELL! w/warranty. $135 field, 732-748-9662 (after 732-2594690 6pm)- MISSION COMPUTER HUTCH STOVE - apt. slzo, very good Chorry, Drop down Desk, condition. $75 2: Filing Drawers, 62L xWASHER' - ' portabkslon 20W x 55H, 2 yrs. old, wheels), vory good condi- mint cond. Pd. $2K asking tion. $75 I THE RIGHT WAY: THE RIGHT CAR. $800 908-6540617 Gall 732-669-9141 ATTENTION; Welcome to the GET BOTTOM UNE PRICING state of independence END YOUR CURRENT LEASE ON OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY OF NEW CSffiFHD'OaGHEVV CERIIRED. '03 CHEVY MAUBULS CAVAUERIS as low as ALL PRE_OWNED (Cranforb (Elrnmitlc 2005 & REMAINING 2004 VEHICLES. .9% VEHICLES COME WITH 6 MONTHS EARLY! 4-qi, 6 cyl, ouki horu.olf, m sli/ •' 4 diM.d, auto lions, Dir.pwr iv/ABS/-' AN ABS/lda/wind/sed; CD, aise,. . Wj/wind,CO, tods, uuse, KC syj, ADD ENGINE FOR ys, MUCH MO^EI 23,876 rm, W«3'en!ryr 27.635 nil, Sfc #651P,' r.ntSTM LlfE WARMNIY 673PVINl2M68l^8 • VINS373UU0. FINANCING EXCLUSIVELY THKII Li: i k I HOllMG HBD BACK Powerful engine. ^9995 ^0,500 AVAILABLE • PAUL MILLER SAAB! Guaranteed Service. 6OMOS 02 CHEVY Saab Certified Pre-Owned N1HHHESWERBUHI! MA11BUIS GRAND AM SE Available immediately. 4 i, t> nl.'ouio tan,-o't-wrt/ABS/ ' GRAND AM 2 dr 6 cyl, aulb Irons, otr, pwr '04 Saab 9-3 Aero Sedan NEW'04 CHEVROLET Mr/ABS/wind/lcb. CO, t/fllsj. • r/spoitor, alloys, sec sw, 34,535. J .ml..Slkj610ptons,pvwi/A8S,Ql',' ' /Ids/wiritl,oir,prwisouiidsys, •" .• •• AM/TMsk^cb,radtoTirej,Wwfp; ; '•' • '01 Saab 9-3 SE Convertible SdIO« 4 dr, V6, nulo 00 Irons, air, pwr slr/brlcs/seal, Illu attenl split bench, sunrf, AMAM/CD/Coss S 200 ill t\t\P woll pr» sound sys, hid sis, slrwhl w/radlo mirk, MSRP $27,920, VIN #49292238. Incl. $1000 J Oldsmobilc Loyally rob. if qual' & $500 Military rob. If qual''. '01 Saab 9-5 SEV6 Wagon 17,995 j::GMC ••'•' / ::' NEW'04 CHEVROLET S5.IS0m.Ctrti£«d.6yWI0aOO0mJ.wimntvunbl7/1907 I 0,7/J '01 Saab 9-3 Hatchback SUBURBAN 1500 S4IOIIVINllWm pot%i|rVwW«.W &r*dJyi/l(ft()00iiil«oirw/ijidHII»7. '96 Saab 900 SE Turbo SHiH0J4WJ8 Voitpc 5300 V8, ouloftdiB/Oir, pw i slr/bils/adi pedok, Ithr btkis, whl Horns, sunrf, liltjoln/lilloloss, Ming r/dilf/ , '. strwhl aitrk, homeW, hoileilnflequlpiiMnl/r/scor audio cnlils, Base splits, MSRP $45,640, VIN #4J12T2258. FULLY LOADED. FAST. RELIABLE Ind. SlOOOOtdktnoblle L6val>v lebfif qual" & $500 JMililarv rob. if qual**. FREE DELIVERY! Price indutlM all costs to b« paid (or by i consumer except Drive traffic to for all m and HV fees.'*« year/IOO,00(l limited miles wir- 1 jI I You can count on us rarity from original in-service date; <-yeir/unlimited mile«« Chronicle, Record Press and iNUxprnr^ur-1^^^ SERVING UNION COUNTY'S AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS FOR 75 YEARS WITH LOW PRICES & EXCELLENT SERVICE! antj-corresion protection. **Hfg. programs subject to change. to get vow/auto advertising moving! Not responsible for typos., Offer end 2/28/05. been s£en by over 1.1 millicirtf —A "*m AM AMERICAN R VOLUTION • • • ,j . • ... •. . , .,.•., eyeiy W6ek! Run you ad til it sells, in; prjrrt/p* Call 800-472-0102 or clicks www.nj.com/placead ; 433 NORTH AVE • WESTFIELD piiline for one low prite! Get mpvlnd toda^ s ;^l for more information on our "Run it 'Til it Sells" Program CHEVROLET 908.233.0220 842 Roirte ORe North, Bdison NEWNORRISCHbVROLETCOM [email protected] SATURDAY SERVICE. HOURS: 8am12pm 732-28^7940 n SAIISHOUWlMowldy-^rjiy^^OOom-SiOOpm UV.l Friday 9:O0on)-4:O0pm • Sohjrdoy 9;0Ocm-5:06>Tl (to for is i only Not resp to^ylqd^hA^j&to ad supersede jpreyipus adi *Tp q must be o.current owner /stotus. tForq Ving GM leases ending on or before 7/31/05. Must take delivery by 2/28/05. ffOn select e if qual, :&e dealer for iSWr:^ m-WWmmm Cranford Chronicle February 24.2005 ^^S^^tecMI HI' I TIRE?P215W6/60w/Blloy Summit • Sat, 2/26, 10- wheels frorri Olds Cutlass lpm, Kent Place School, At Douglas Buick In Summit... set of 4 only $99. Call 42 Place School. 42 Nor- VISIT OUR WEBSITE: pebble at 973673-1010 wood Ave. (Field House) /90&241-7033 Festival of Caring Fund- raiser to benefit Tsunami Relief: Clothes, Kid Items, Affordability Comes Standard! hh and more. 908-273- msauto.co 0900 iii WESTFIELD- Sat. Feb 26", T DAYS- 6 nltfrt, DlMoy from 9:30am-2:30pm at 2002 LEXUS S-300 area vacation. Paid $600: 2004 VOLVO 8-80 2003 NISSAN 2004 TOYOTA 2002 FORD 224 Prospect St. #&B. i2Z999 must sell $199. Call 0%APRFihdri 4dr, auto, air, ps, pb.W plods, Contents of Home Sale: |4dr,.auto, air, ps, pb, pw, SENIItASER AVALONXL FOCUS ZX-5 7323744033 Brand New 2005 leather, healed Seats, till, cruise, Furniture, Baby Grand Pi- Iplocks, pseats. feather, tilt, Spec V4,6 spd, air, ps, pb, pw, 4dr, V-6, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, 4dr, hatchback, auto,: air, ps, for36mos;" • cd, alloy Wheels, m«oiroof, 32,000 (DABS Exsrcteer, $45 . ano, Art Work, Accesso- I cruise, cass, cd, heated seats, plocks, tilt, cruise, cd, plocks, tilt, cruise, cd, only pb, pw, plocks, tilt, cruise, 90*232-8545 ries, Appliances, dishes, 1 moonroof, alloy' wheels, only alloy wheels, 5,700 miles. miles. VIN«20O4 Clothing-, all EXCaiENT Buick LaCrosse CX 6,100 miles. VINMU347886 cd changer, moonroof, alloy ALL COINS - Silver; espe- 119,00amile5. VINM1335487 VIhW3L717277 condition. 4-Dr., Auto, V6, PB/S/Wlnds/Lks/Mlm/Dw. Seat, Air, : wheels, 31,000 .'. miles." cially antique & Com- Dual AlrBags,Am/FmSt.CD.V1N «512332)4,Stk, Brand New 2pO5,BuldC' VHM2RJ40090 ... memorative & Interna- i^ SPECULUM SPECIAL!!!!! (1250057. MSRP: $24,225: Factory Rebate: S1000; tional. 90R69MS62 Ertltl tTW SUM 813) K & E SALES Bonus Cash: $1000; Dealer Discount: $1250, Rendezvai^VD ft $22J995 Antique Oak HWptaw Mantt» 'Your estate sales special- $26395 $14,595 $22,595 $10,995 Brkln Bmston Circa 1907. ists". Relax and let us sell Bags. Rf. Def.iFMUahts. Amffm St. CO. VWI5S503412.: 7.2H x 5.2W. Good Cond. BuyFor;;. the contents of your home 2001 CHEVY 2002 HONDA 2001 DODGE GRAND 2000 CHRYSLER 2002 Handcrved, columns, mir- 90*591-4661 or Bonus Cash: SIOOCtDeotef Discount; S2361;',,;., t';.:'.;; CAVALIER CIVIC EX CARAVAN SPORT SEBRINGLM HONriROLS ror opening. Ask $700. 90&86S6589 4-Photo email 12dr. auto, air, ps, pb, pw,4dr, auto, air, pi, pb, pw, plocks, 4dr,auto, air, ps, pb, pw, plocks, 2dr, V-6, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, 4dr, 4x4, autoiiir, ps, pb, pw, : rugbrokcnjaol.com, Scotch Plains Sat 2/2B, 8- or6et..; ' ':..'•/•'••• ^'"pr :, cruise, cd, moonroof, only pseals, side airbus, till, cruise, plocks, pseats, leather, tilt, plocks, lilt, cjuise, cd, alloy 1 1 plocks, tilt, cruise, cd, alloy **908-654-7847** 4. 1791 E. 2" St. 2* dr. A' \'////;.i/ / \ic/ (\irs A. - Trucks 7.300 miles. VINK2II560424 . cass, cd, captain scats, dual air, wheels, 41,000 miles. wheels, moonroof, 44,000 cruise, cass, cd, moonroof, Snow or shine. Qlant Apt Asia area rug miles. VINK17263133 alloy wheels, 31,000 miles. alloy wheels, only 21.000 miles. VIN«2J027055! Salel 1950's fumltura & Save..y$3250pffMSRP, J;^ 0% APR FinanclrSg Since /.'AT.7 3 6x4 dark green, maroon & ; V1M1D983426' : h.h. goods galore, Jewelry, fqr60rnos.* ' • : ••) • •'-•": VIMYE074322 salmon. $25Ooach sterling silver, brlc a brae, 112x10 dark green $850 '83 . Eldorado Cadillac, 9736355891 after 5 $7,995 $14,595 $13,495 $9,995 $ 141995 Xmas, everything spot- 10% API? Financing Cars it Specialty BABVCrlb, •• less, all must go. All New 2005 TERRAZA SI A' & Truck- Dresser/Changing Table, INA'S ANTIQUES Vehicles 2003 LEXUS IM00 2001 JEEP GRAND 2001 DODGE 2002 CHEW 2002 INIINrn G-20 CradkS4OOtorall SPORTCROSS^ CHEROKEE STRATUSM CAVALIER: 14 dr, auto, r, ps, pb, pw, 908-232-8545 WMMTllllttt I plocks, pses;, leather, tilt, iKh Aw 150 South Aw. di I Wr, 4x4, auto, air, ps, pw, plocks, V-6, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, plocks, 2dr, aulo, aiiv BABY FURN - crib, 5 drawer AA/COINS - Especially sil- t! tilt, cruise, cd changer, alloy I cruise, cass cd, moonroof, ver, older coins & Interna- •till, cruise, cass, cd, alloy wheels, diesser, 3drawerdresser w/lg, \ wheels, only 36,000 miles, I alloy wheel, 38.000 miles, tional. 90&69M5B2 We7e all you need to know. (,.u\vood darwoocl, NJ (F02' I only 27,000 miles. VINS168706M ANdlqbieFpr |VIN»2T50425 toy box, wtitaorig. price l)(),S--,S<)- ISS 1 VIM1E075229 , AfhhlngTacWe Collector : : Imnn^flata asking $800. 908-241-6570 Wahtsto buy old, rods, reels, l ' - ; -491y.Mp!tls'Ay0.'' Fax )()S-"\S9-r92 lures, catalogs Cal Dli CABINETS, UNUSED • 908/233-&54 $16,995 $11,995 $1^,995 Natural Oak, 6 upper,: 3 Summit, NJ 54,995 lower-. 27" SB, Call 908- .Aa ANTIQUES-or older 337^053 - fum. DR sots, BRsots, 1 pc or. contents of house. •m CEMETEHV POOTS MUST SELU 973-58&4804 Double mausoleum for sale py$mc BUICK IN SUMMIT douglasautonetcom Woodbridgo Memorial Gardens yoururMonted China Abo cto- Level one (prirrW locatai), sliel- passion Glass & antiques. tered CryplVwum Gardens, 904/3223373 a': Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer except for lic'reg. &taxes, *ln lieu of rebates with primary asMngiaSX) Inc. all fees THE SPIRIT OP AMERICAN STYLE* 2004 TOYOTA 2004 MAZDA MPV | 2004 JEEP IJBERIY SPORT 12001 CHRYSLER SEBRING JX 2001 PONTIAC | lender approval, Offers expire' 2/28/05, Not responsible for typographical, errors, See dealer for details. 192005 F&B inc. 7323448124 « 2OL3216357 ALL LIONEL, aVERS, OTHER ••3 MATRIX XR LX,-4dr, aulo,. air, ps,- pb, pw, plocks, tilt, •Mr, 4x4, aulo, air, ps, pb, pw, plocks, tilt, 2dr, converjible,V-6, auto, air, ps, pb, pw. GRAND AM TRAINS. Top cash prices pd. cruise, cd, alloy wheels, dual air, dual doors, cruise, cd, alloy wheels, 21,000- miles, plocks, pseats, .tilt, cruise,'cd, alloy wheels. 4dr, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, plocks, tilt, I DINING SET • Pino w/huntor 8004644671or 4dr,wagon, auto/air, ps, pb, pw, plocks., gm tiles 4 6 chairs hunter 17,000miles. MNJ4H799512 , VINMJ695163 ' only 34/100 miles. VINH1C823352 cruise, cass, alloy wheels, 57,000 • . 973425-1538. tilt, cruise, cass; cd, alloy Wheels, only : em w/ light oak seats. miles. VINK1C227544 •3,(H)q miles. VINII4C206950 .;• $299 908-241-4713 ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE, CHINA, SILVER, DIRECTV FREE 3 ROOMS USED FURNITURE SYSTEM installed & do- CALL NANCYS ANfflfiWAN $7,995 Warn- livered free. Say good- $15v995 $17,995 $16,995 $12,995 bye to cable forever +. 3 ©908-233-8157 2001ISUZU TROOPER IS 2001 OLDSMOBILE 1999 SATURN SLJ 2001 CHRYSLER VOYAGER 2003MERCI months FREE SALES CONDUCTED REVOUTlOfJ HBO/CINEMAX. Call 1- 4dr, V-6, auto, air, ps, pb, pw, plocks, tilt, BY NANCY 4 dr,auto, air, ps, pb, pw, plocks, tilt, cruise, ALEROGX 4dr,au!o,air,p GRAND] 8'00-694-8644 cass; cd, alloy wheels, healed sealvmoon-: •Idr, auto, air, ps, pb, tilt, cruise, cass, only only34,0'00j cruise, cass, dual doors. 3 scab, 39,000 •tdr.auto, Www.dtv2day.com +ANYTHWG MILITARY* roof, only 36,000 miles.' VINH7J08535 32,000 miles;-V1MIC173894 miles. VM1B251495 Cash Paid DOORS 908-40 • :t INSIDE Riverfront h opefuls make pitch to the public fPQNTIAC By GREG MARX with 14,000 square feet of retail space at space as well as parking fees, though hie two proposals was across the street, at the !l THE CHRONICLE that intersection and between 85-110; res- said it was too early to say hovy high those train station. Bob Powell, a principal at S. ; 1 idential units along the sides of the build- fees would have to be set. lanuale added Hekemian, said his group did not believe a: CRANFORD — The two companies ing and on the upper floors. At the center his company would be willing to build only major development with a large parking ; competing for the right to build at the of that building, screened from view, would the portion of ^he project to-the south', of deck at that site was financially feasible : . Riverfront redevelopment area this week be a parking garage. To, the south of that South Avenue, should the township without drastically increased commuter ; made their last public presentations structure-would a townhouse community choose^ : • parking rates. "At $30 a month for park- before the, Township Committee desig- with 32 units. To the east, along the rjver, The S. Hekemian proposal is also ing, a garage here is going to hemorrhage : nates a developer later this month. would be an improved greenway, with a anchored by a substantial retail compo- cash," Powell said. Instead, Powell pro- ' . Lincoln Property Compariy and the S. new road separating the development '.nent :—about 28,000 square feet r— at posed a smaller deck, a reconfiguration of ' : Hekeniian Group, both of New Jersey, pre- from that open .space. South and High and calls for a central the1, remaining lot areas to gain. iriew . • •'•• NEW 2005 Jffl> NEW 2005 PONTWC NEW 2004 FORD sented their plans and fielded questions Across the street; at the train station,; parking garage shielded by a mixed^use spaces, and .seven ii^e-work units".at . ' : from an audience of 30-40 people Tuesday Lincoln has proposed a hotel and another structure. But the components are differ- which small proprietors would,operate a , i . UBBfTY SPORT 4X4 WBE FRESTARSES night. The two firms are the last survivors ent. Hekemian has proposed office space business on the ground floor and live • 4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering Sbrate, 4 cyf, ajilo; p/s/b, k prcm monotone pity, sunroof, prefm audio Per Mo. 481*05. Jtaito, S cjf. pfe/h, ate' p*rA*indsflocfcs. am/hn stereo w/CQ, parking deck, with retail space totaling Per Ho. 39 Mas. : : : air conditioning, arrVhn stereo, power windows, power sys, remote teless entry, pnurammablG pwr door lodis. quadscatra, sxio air baas, seH scairw tr&s. S* & Vin*. from a field of seven builders that submit- another 11,000 square feet of retail space at the upper levels along South Avenue, above it.- •'• ••:•'. V._. .•••••.••••;' '...'':.. . ••.'.•.•••.- .;. '•.'.'• Buy For. %\ kxte, Stk S VM 5W530139, MSRP $23,780 Buy For pwi/Wndte, Miisa, Stk t Vinl SZ4M909."MSHP«20.570.. -BuyFor . 4BA30515, USfiP $30]7« ted plans for development of the 3.5-acre on the ground floor of those structures. with 20 apartments on the upper levels on Both companies said the project should ; site, located between South Avenue, High Combined, the two decks would add about High Street. Farther east, along the river, . attract high-end, "destination'', retailers : WKI tMi I qialfod Prioa eidudet tat. ife J UV te Street and the Rahway River. 140 Commuter spaces while also providing would be 70 condominiums. To the south '• i raptan, no w dip reg, Prices adJie In,'Ut 1UVlees. with a focus, on restaurants; apparel and ; The two plans are similar in approach, parking for the new retail and residential would be 15 townhouses; along the river "lifestyle" businesses and a mix of nation- though with important differences in the users. Lincoln partner Tony lanuale said would be a greenway of a somewhat differ- al and local sellers. , Jeep details. Lincoln's proposal calls for a the deck at the station would be paid for ent design. • Six Cougars move mixed-use building at South and High, by revenues from the hotel and retail But the biggest difference between the (Continued on page A-2) . . ; •'•'•:'•' on to Region 3 action •• •'•'.•"•••:••• :•. President \v--i C.J. ft/rara Mas one of a half-dozei} Gianford wrestlers who qualified for the regional tournament after performing well at the district last weekend. Ferrara visits area and Pat Hogan won district champi- Swimming I 2005GMC NEW 2004 FORD onships. See Sports, Page C-1. with sharks— 1 to push ENVOY Slf 4X4 • EXPEDfTION XLT 4x4 • 4*, i trf Hi, priltit jwsJwrfctafcs.»*Ss» «CW ta.ltM Per Mo. 39 Mos. 4 il, 6 cyl, auto, life at Onstar. cruise, power win- PerMo.23Uos. 4 dr. 5.4 to W, autdi fi's*, at arrvtmw'6 fa CD player, leather, moon' in the snow 1 dive, If *tels, Wat rias, S* i Vlnl 5CH1106. USRP SJ9.060. tatrt dow Sfodfi'anVfm stereo WCO, 4K demo milus, Stk S iso4, pMer iHnkws S bdts, runwg boanb. reverse sotsina siie aie for reform DuyFor Buy For Buy For •• HMO febale. JIBMlw, SSM *y IS/50 tons te, I quifed W 52139600. MSRP $32,390 bags, 3rd m pm fcU seal S*! Vnl 4LB75163. USRP TO 0 The heavy snow that's fallen 1 ieasa ro (1,999 DJSI a*. ilfflO Usi asti. |l 000 CfC bonus. S500 Ind H ,9M cuaw 0* J (I WO snarl toy rctalos. I quaft] Ind ROM consumer rebate, $1,500 FMCC rebate S $750 off across the area recently jeft 1 'Conversation' on bonus to casH. SSOO niffly S !7M op tea n* pel haw) I quaV Et,99$ckMn and fnanoe tor 3B mos at 55* then tm it«ornate a lease renewal rebate, il qualfed. Price edudes lax, We 4 fdiiS99di EWaSWte Mpaymit 0180,723.60. Price ecludes tai. bllo J MV toet most things burled,, but also 1 1418S MVIees. revealed a species hitherto- I Social Security unknown to science— the 1 V ''' :^^^^^^H DAIMLERCHRYSLER t snow shark. At left, Robert I to be held Friday Schott of Cranford poses 1 267 BROAD STREET, SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY By BRAD BISHOP FIVE STAR with his children —Karlf, 11, I EMT1A Tyler, 14, and Julie, 9 — next 1 STAFF WRITER . . \ ... ' V— to their creation. Building an 1 ^^Bf:';," ••.'' •'•v.i.^JT^Pg?: ;••'••/: . -.'-,'.. ^^^^^H DEALER President George W. Bush will : elaborate snow sculpture 1 bring his quest to make major FREE LOANER CARS CLICK: WWW.SALERNODUANESuiMMIir.com f. outside their Springfield 1 changes to Social Security to the r y Avenue home is a winter tra- 1 area Friday with a public "con- HOURS: MON-FRI9-9, SAT 9-6 1 MILE FROM SHORT HILLS MALL dltlon for the Schott family. | versation" at the National Guard Prices include all costs to be paid by a-consumer except tan, title & MV fees. Prices include all manufacturer rebates & incentives, il any. Ttl pymt/purch opi cost: Liberty $6591/$12,603/$8590, Laredo $9711/$15,692'$11,710, Vibe $9552/$9949.90/$11,551, Leases & Armory in Westfield. . '•; Finance include I2K mi/yr at 20(S each addilional mile. Lessee 8 finance responsible lor maintenance and excess wear & tear, All ads cars sold Msmelically as is. All offers subject to approval by primary lender. Not responsible for typograptiical errors. Oiers expi're 2)215. ." The president's late-jnorning-- -__-'; visit to the armory is one of ;X.," High fashion •. :- KEVIN PAPA/CORRESPONDENT •many nationwide 'campaign; :';>- stops aimed at building support at the high school for a plan to replace the New!. WwM^mmmmW^MmMm^maMM^SmX the CranfordHigh School Class of Deal-era system with private ••.-."' 2005 will hold a fashion show March accounts akin to a 401(k). In Cranford, five candidates vie for 3 seats It appears Bush's visit will ; /. Last Chance Before 24 to raise funds for Project Graduation. For more details, see not be without controversy. The By GREG MARX duty and work to continue to Jill Brown, the mother of two bution of newsletters from the 8-1. debate over Social Security has THE CHRONICLE improve public education in high school students, . was high school guidance office, "The become polarized both nationally Cranford." He listed among his appointed to the board in June whole district has really pushed and locally; at the Westfield, CRANFORD — Local voters priorities improving communica- following the resignation of Lois for more communication," she Town Council's regular, meeting will have some choices when they tion between parents and staff, Verhoeven.. Since then, she said, said. Tuesday, numerous residents : '02BUICK go to the polls to pick Board of developing curriculum and boost- "I've learned a lot of the legal While Brown only joined the demanded that the council pro- • GEHMY CUSTOM ..*„ Education members April 19, as ing students' literacy skills. issues" — including the impact of board eight months ago, another vide financial accounting and WI#21279968.Stk«142!3A,4Dfi.BcvLBirto.(L_ five candidates will compete for Caulfield praised the work of a new state law that puts a candidate in the election, Jack logistical information for a visit p/l/ABS/wimtj/lks/mm. am/hn stereo, 34.738 mi three three-year terms on the Superintendent Lawrence tighter cap on school spending. Ryan, is even more of a newcom- they view as political rather : ,'00 MP board. Feinsod and his administrative "That's really going to have some er. Ryan was sworn in in than official. ••:GBANB;..- __ . The upcoming contest team, including assistant super- long-term effects," Brown said of February after being appointed Statewide protests are VW # VC1B3457. Stk #12S62A 4 DR. a c includes current board members intendents James McLaughlin the law, which has been widely to fill a seat vacated by Saul planned for the event, some coor- em/cdunri. Mat 48.981 mi Michael Caulfield, Jill Brown, and Joseph Corriero. "The tone criticized by educators and .school Zuckcr. dinated by New Jersey's : '05 FOHD and Jack Ryan as well as new- from the top is one of unrelenting board members. Ryan, who has one child in the Democratic congressional dele-/ ]' . comers " Christopher Drew and excellence. That's a good thing," Brown said she was excited high school and two at Hillside gation and others by groups like VN15419851.. JoAnn Boyle. Brown and Ryan he said. about some of the new initiatives Avenue School, said "I just want- New Jersey Citizen Action. An QFftf EXHHE5 aatdWm. actually ran unsuccessfully in With respect 'to school the district has undertaken, such ed to get involved... One of the area in town will be designated 1'i ON ALL 2005 MODELS! VFOIW last year's school board election finances, Caulfield acknowl- as the LEAP program, an expan- reasons we moved to Cranford for protestors, but it was not Exnliita CDTOIIBS 8 SSRs. .E-25BCA but were later named to the edged, "We have a tense dynamic sion of the offerings for students (six years ago) was because of the clear at press time Wednesday VIN S3H826B4U, Stk JU713A, 2 DR. 8 c. ' py^ABSAvMb, amAn tiered, 20,337 nil board to fill vacancies created by between budget constraints and with special behavioral and emo- school systems." where that would be. resignations. Caulfield is com- excellent education." While the tional needs down to the elemen- lie said he is "very happy" According to U.S. Rep. Mike . itiMOscmnoifTSILVIRADDREGCAB its first grant pleting his first three-year term tary level, and the new High with the direction of the district, CARED VAN £•35015 board must be fiscally responsi- Ferguson (R-7), Westfield was VIN 452152484, Stk #05328,8 cyL, auto, 2WD. a/c pMBS, am/fm on the board. ble, "You're not going to have School University program mentioning the new High School NEW2QOSCHIVRDLETTRAILBLAZER EXT LS 4WD VIN #50103357, Stk #05317,6 cyl., auto. a/c. p/s/ABS. am/lm PACCfflflTO WIN *77 nOQ Vie Education Foundation of Garwood chosen by the White House stereo, a/s radials, MSRP: $23,5flO.lndurJes $3000 factory robato, stereo, WfaHSHP: $23,100. Indudi * ' *"" VII »3HA5?l9Uk #13O1DA. 2 DO, I cyl-. afloat recently awarded its first grant to While Drew could not be excellent education if you don't designed to offer greater access University program in particu- because of its family-oriented v $1000 Olds owner loyalty, il qua!., 8 $500 military rebate, if qua). technology coordinator Glenn Stott. reached at press time, each of the pay for it," he said. to Advanced Placement classes. lar. population and the availability tat IDM it 25,543 mi.' The foundation was established to pro- other candidates said they were Caulfield said he would likely She also praised the steps the A corporate security manager of an appropriate venue for the vide a private source of funding to happy with the current direction run an aggressive campaign, as administration has taken to in the pharmaceutical industry, visit. First responders, teachers, IBUYl BUY i'Sirm .J17.999 support programs in borough schools. of the board and the school dis- he did when he first sought a improve connections with the Ryan said he hopes to bring some veterans, and military personnel FOR 'row I Stk Jf 14O22A. 4 DH. 8 cyL autot/cd.Wthe. a/c. p/i/ i 74,45_' 9 w_. For more, see Page A-6. trict. spot on the board. "I like to get public, such as Feinsod's monthly of his expertise with respect to will have priority to attend the WCHEVY Caulfield said he is seeking re- my message out to people," he open agenda meetings, outreach event, ho said. Requests to Ntf as cnvmur EXPRESS CARGO VIN iyElllS MT G 4 election in order "to do my civic said. to senior citizens, and the distri- (Continued on page A-2) attend the event were directed to VIN 351173580, Stk #05741.6 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/b. am/fm stereo, VIN 45E144B06, Stk #05342.4 DR. 8 cyl., auto, a/c, p/s/ABS. d Ferguson's office. MSRP: $23,645. Includes $1500 factory rebate, $1000 Olds ownor MSRP: $30,037. Includes $2000 factory rebate, $1500 bonus cash. loyalty, If qua).. 8 $500 military robate, if qual. $1000 Olds owner loyalty, if pi., 8 $500 military rebate, if qual. tat/at, 53,496 ml "The president will bo '0/ Wfl/iWC addressing the challenges that A clear choice for Social Security faces over tho VII #58146890. Stk #05439.4 Dfi, 6 cyt auto, a/c, p/i/ABS/windj/lkj/rairrx/sflatj(cd, roof ii alum whls, BUY I BUY, VMIIUI1826, Friend of Seuss long term, and it's an opportuni- . alarm/ia syt lirJa airtmgs. MSflP. $35,065. tndudss $2000 factory rebate, $1500 bonus cash. $1000 Olds t rows casj/cAsinU ty for him to hear from people in owner loyally, if pL S $500 military rebate, if qual.". ' '. ' to visit library Kenilworth voters our area," Ferguson said. "...The •.MsamurTMlBUZERlSIWD j* EntEUl i president will be talking and lis- Carla Rockliff. a longtime friend oi VW #52120794. Sfi #05152,4 Oft B cyL arta, a/c dtlN&lvMilklitmlMi. 41W?...... By GREG MARX there are clear differences about tening." • '.•••..'.••.; •...•: ctL'rool rlc Bkim whli. alarm/tee sys. MSttP: $3ZS0& Induriej $2000 factory rebata W^ lEfli^lffl, Si JK272,8 ^Lauta, it p/L/ABS/wmd^kL/iMn, a), rocf ,1 the children's author Dr. Seuss, will BUY THE CHRONICLE the perceived effectiveness of the . At press time, area officials ^ reminisce and share mementoes at current board and administra- FOR $1SOObdiui3casli.$tOqOQI(hownertc 7. p.m. tonight. For more informa- had been given little information KENILWORTH - In the tion. about the logistics of Biish's visit $' WflHML .... tion or to register, call (908) 709- April 19 Board of Education elec- Among the incumbents, Duda BUY, 7272. and its impact on local roadways. wffifflSkW" 4Ofl tion, local voters will have a said she is pleased with the dis- At the Westfield council's regular mm mm COLORADO EKT CAB rofli choice between current board trict's curront direction. "I have VW #58169334. Sri #05521. Ecyl., sub, ZWD, a/c, p/i/ABS. cd. HD trailer pkg., MSRP: $21.rj10. meeting Tuesday, Town li/i/ABS/wbrk/Wniht, members and challengers. the utmost faith in our superin- Administrator Jiih Gildea said , , hdudaj $2tfflD factov returte. S1D0O Oldi owner loyalty, if qual.. S $500 millL mmmmnKBUimm B4W0 Thoy'll also have a choice VIN 1156160810, Stk #OS422. B cyL strta, a/cp/s/ABS/widds/llu/niiirs. B tendent (Lloyd Leschuk) and both Police Chief Bernard Tracy VW KG1S9470. Stk #05829.9 cyL, mrto, a/cd/s/ABS/windi^ks/mitn. cd W0OT between board critics and board business administrator (Vincent dJM®bflf™^$4O4IOW^»fi toolt)«,BlunivAMSllft^,ffi.l.icyej$3ll00facto(yiefcit1),$l00fl and Firo Chief Daniel Kelly were • 1JWU. supporters. But the two sets of Gonnelln)," she said. She praised boflia cash, $1M0 Ob owner toyarty, if quaL, 8 $500 militMV febatB, if quaL H50CBWGAB groups aren't mutually exclusive. Leschuk's work in assembling a contacted by the FBI last Friday BUY\ Sk'IffiEU.'i'UL.- Commentary A-4 The April 19 election will fea- new administrative team at and attended a briefing on ( III iMd,ctttM.Z1.10i& FOR] ture six candidates for three David Broarley Middle/High Monday. ,'.:; ••'•..'. •;• •• ;'•.,; lew I \BUY B-1 A visit by the president will 'row Gtftimiinity Life throe-year terms: incumbents School, and said she was pleased Annemario Duda and Nancy to have participated in the require several streets around -Sjiisrts C-1 Zimmerman and. challengers switch to an A/B-atyle, alternat- the armory to be closed off, said 2675 ROUTE 22 WEST UNION, NJ 24 HOURS/7 DAYS fl WEEK! 4 IN1 PajrVIRUCHT Maria Criatiano Anderson, ing block schedule at the high Capt. John Parizeavi: of ,tl o lie lirsl 2S I'eupu CAU TO GET APPROVAL TODAYI III IIIB Door (ach Uav1 rgffirie Time B-2 Robert Beiner, Steven E. Benko school. ••-.•'•"' No purcttiu Ntcasiiri and Paul LaBruno. Incumbent Rockin'for relief •••B.ut ' by.': mid-day ;;lfe(pjp mm suppuai tail 84 Duda acknowledged' being >4 •'iTl NOJIASSIJ: FREE CAK GUARANTEE |§jttiari6$ ...... Carol Boyden, who served one frustrated about the fate of the The area's relief efforts for the victims of the tegnarnl disaster FINANCE UOfTUm WU BEAT ANY PRICE IN NJ UR three-year term, decided not to school budget, which has been: In South Aaia are continuing steadily. On Sunday nlgbt,.the, SHOWROOM HOURS: MONFRI 9AM-9PM SAT: 9AM-6PM ™ »ou mi mict io« ;«i[: :§E|5 Estate ...... C-4 run again. dofeated by voters the last two Cro88roadt In Qarwood hosted a benefit show. Above, Hip\ Mill Hi laid KttrlisM u A\;.i ^ SCRVK5H HOURS: MON-FRI: 7:30AM-5PM • SAT: 9AM-4PM itniclt We resruc ihtrigM iu Anderson couldn't be reached years. "I wish that we could 1pD purclnit illur illir IfpceLog.. A-3 for comment at press time. But plsy^to Hejj*.rds« tyo^ ":'-^^~'---^CTP? *• •>:•$ rtoi^alMliilia^iiiiii^ ^r.,-~i,-7 among the other five candidates, (Continued on page A-2) rovaL fMo; vajrii^ accufatelvrBtire^t vehiclet. Prooransypncei mbjed to dianbe without nolict. Uiqi briaa ia sdai coupon. Not reiponsttile for tmoi errDrt or Cannot cmnbine atfmtist^ or previBui olfea Offeri eufra 7f hours after dats ot pSdication. ' ; > ' ,. • ' . \; :-S^-»r». • «jneiHber i trip to Cape Cod, Martha's March 15 — St. Patrick's meets 1 p.m. at the For trips information or Beginners classes for senior! Jersey Association of Realtors (NJAR) Sales Silver Level in 1997-2003, and to wjJB discuss current trends Vineyard and Newport, Ri. to make reservations, call citizens from. 5-6 p.m« Circle of Excellence Sales Award-Gold the Bronze Level in 1989-1996.A current sales force, the Burgdorff fiRA! ?ia!t. dentistry; members Festival at Woodlock Pines Community Center, 220 President's Council is the company's, includes eight meals and in Hawley, Pa. $54. Hot and Walnut Ave. Activities: trips chairman Mike Fridays. Students fronJS highest and most distinguished honor. should bring donations for visits to the J.F. Kennedy Doncranck at (908) 486-Cranford High School wilE Cranford Family Care. cold buffet features corned Trips sponsored by the •I Bataille was also a member of Burgdorff Memorial and Vanderbilt club include: 6679. :.•; teach seniors basic Internet} '.it- ERA's Leaders Circle. •..'•'•'• The club has planned the beef and cabbage, lamb UNION -Just listed! Don't miss this Washington RAHWAY -Two family Includes LR, dr, EIK, 2 brs, balh Award-winning Mansion. The cost is $740, March 14 — to Atlantic Also, the Cranford AARP skills. ,••'.-'• •• ••.••';•• :.'"'•':,V: following trips: stew, Irish soda bread and 1 gchool 8rm Colonial; Lr w/fpl, FDR, EIK with breakfast in each apartment. Finished basement vinyl siding. "Elizabeth's professionalism 'and double occupancy. City. .Bus leaves from chapter is joining the The program is open tb" .ft KI1A Slulrwiili- Itrnlty liu» been rrci)|;nixril o« llir I-raclrr'B Ciri'lr integrity are matched only by her dedi- May 14-18 — Texas fiesta more. The event includes v fm, sun room. Second floor offers 3 Brs plus office, 2 Oversized 2 car garage. Won't last call for an appoint- Oct. 23-26 — Deluxe D.C. Meeker Avenue at 11 a.m. National AARP campaign to Cranford residents 6nJ[y! car attached garaged For EXCLUSIVE showing call ment todayl Asking $398,000 Awunl winner for |he pnal 12 yrurn. I'm our talent ami morlil cation to her clients," said George Kraus, including visits to Dallas, Irish entertainment, bingo 1 Visit the WWII Memorial, The cost is $16 with a $20 stop the proposed privatiza- Registration is required, as,' today, Asking $369,900 rii'nn- lo work for you! Cull n» i(Mlny for mute information. vice president and manager of. the San Antonio's Riverwalk, and a bar available through- cruise on the Potomac, and return. An additional trip is tion of Social Security and seating is limited. For more' Burgdorff ERA Westfield office. the' Alamo, the Space out the day. The bus will to improve the new "This commitment to excellence,, has Center, and Biloxi's Beau see the Capital by day and leaves Centennial Avenue scheduled on April 11. For information, call the library. been at the foundation of her extraordi- night. The cost is $598, dou- Pool at 8:30 a.m. and return more information, call Medicare law of 2003. On at (908) 709-7272 and ask] If nary career, and I consider it an honor to Rivage. The cost is $1942 the state level AARP mem- IDEAL OPPORTUNITY! doyble occupancy, per per- ble occupancy, per person. to Cranford and approxi- Arleen Borden at (908) 272- for Fran HoUsteh. ! have her as a part of Burgdorff ERA'." 54415.; bers are calling their repre- son, Nov, 4-13— New Orleans mately 6:15 p.ni, sentatives in the Assembly Garwood Senior 2 Outstanding 3 Bedroom Ranch with Bataille can be reached by phorie at and Biloxi trip includes five hardwood floors, lovely dining area, (908) 518-5294, by email at elizalseth- June 12-15 — Lifestyles May 25-26 —to Lancaster Cranford AARP to urge them to support the Citizens Club 2 k of'ithe Rich and Famous. nights at the Beau Rivage and Dutch Country, Pa. $178 part finished basement, aluminum sid- [email protected], or by visiting' Chapter 4269 New Jersey RX Program Trips sponsored by the« the Burgdorff ERA Westfield office locat-. Visit Long Island's posh Casino Hotel, a nightclub double, $206 single. Cranford AARP meetings Bill A1593/S590 that would club include: • '2 : ing, 1 car att. garage and more. Great ed at 600 If orth Ave. West. ,, , Hamptons, plus a ferry to tour of New Orleans, time at Includes one breakfast, one require drug companies and March 15 — CelebrateJ price! Call now! are held every fourth Friday Carol Tener has been a member of,the Connecticut's Foxwoods the Paddlewheeler and a dinner and a trip to the starting at 8:30 a.m. with pharmacies that participate the Vearingo-the green" at! NJAR Circle of Excellence ever jvear Casino. The cost is $422 cruise on the Mississippi. Sight and Sound Theatre to coffee and cake at the in state-subsidized health the Tides in North Haledori.1 CLARK • Expect,tp' be envied when you! enlerfain in, ELIZABETH • Start here with this Northslde Colonial since 1984, achieving the Gold Level in' double occupancy, per per- The cost is $1,204, double the new show, "Ruth." Also a care programs to provide 1992,1993, and 2000-2003. She is aTtio ai Cranford Lincoln School $41. .'•,./ •.;•?• '•.:\,. [' r 'ihls tastefully decorated Townhouse. 1st floor open wllh.-lr, dr, ElK, .4 brs 1 1/2 blhs, deck, detached soxl'. occupancy, per person. guided tour of Amish coun- gym, located at Centennial bigger discbunts. April 12 •— A banjo and! ffoor plan with .1r w/fpl and dining area; EIK, 1/2 bath. garage. Close to schools and transportation. See arid member of the prestigious Burgdorff ERA President's Council. " ; Aug. 15-18— Railroads of For brochures and reser- try, Lands Valley and a and Lincoln avenues, The Currently drug compa- ragtime revue party aiS Second floor hasopen balcony mbr w/bath, second br: make offers! Asking $299,900 ERA STATEWIDE REALTY museum, THREE CONVENIENT IOGATIONS TO SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE. NEEDS She was the first-ever recipient of the > New England trip includes vations call (908) 272-5375. public is invited. For further nies charge New Jersey up Dpolan's in Spring Lake* additional bath. Large bsmt. One car garage. For Cahway Scenic Railroad EXCLUSIVE showing. Asking $429,000. . Cranford Hlllsborough Dolran distinguished Ritz Award, which is The public is welcome. 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