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BYMARKMAYNARD up-level GT with all the power Vol. 113, No. 37 CRANFORD • GARWOOD • KENILWORTH Thursday, September 13, 2001 5Q cents- COPLEV NEWS SERVICE •••.. . •••' conveniences. '.••':, .'..'"'.".• ••••. the GT: With Versatrak starts The Pontiac Aztek might just at $27,315i including a, $850 des- have had its 15 minutes of fame tination charge. The test truck - and it could, ehjerge'as>a 8ur-' came with one beefy .option vivor. • ..'.;•. •• • • .-.' .• '•• •"•.•" package for $2,265 that boosted Briefs I recently spent a week in a the sticker to $29,680. yellow all-wheel-drive Afctek GT That's a lot of money for an Oarwbqd church and it was an experience.quite Aztek,. at, least for the young, unlike the one. I hatj about, a ': outdoorsy buyer Pontiac hopes hosting picnic year ago when this so-called '.'•'toreach.. '•'-';' • .".,'• •:..•.•':'. ',.' ••• GARWOOD .'••.—••• Garwood Sport Recreation Vehicle was . The ISC option pack included Presbyterian Churchis hosting a- just going on sale, . leather seating surfaces, a dual community picriio beginning at 1 Residents It took thick skin to drive the playback cassette and CD with p.m.Sunday inUnaini Parkby awkwafd-looking Aztek before equalizer, power driver's seat, the picnic tables and barbecue's. its debut on this season's '•.» !•. . head-up display: (for speed, A Softball.game is- planned "Survivor;...:, The . Australian radio, etc: hearted onto tKe lower and horseshoes, croquet, volley-' try S Outback." People made rude edge of the windshield) arid the ball, basketball' and. tennis ..as, comments and saluted it with sliding rear cargo-tray;. well;as playground equipment . the finger-down-thfe-throat ges-. The cargo tray seems like a. for "the? are also' avail-. tum- ; "••••••.•• • •'..•• I a bin with flipia iblo. -Thcro will bfe prizes • This time-afonrid, it . doors that can be rolled in ancl almost a hero's welcome. People games for children. out of the cargo area. The bin Those attending are asked to. walked up'.to it and said things! •. has meshTieparators for grocery tragedy like, "Tight!" or "Hey, it's Colby's bags or other' stuff, but loading :bring food withthem. ' car" and Tool,an'Aztek." '••.; :'" groceries into the bin took extra By GREG MARX • Colby Donaldson, 26, a cus- effort to slip the'bags into the TIIBCHRONICLE .-. . •'. ••; •;». tom auto designer from Dallas, compartments. \ .; POWMIAS V••.;••. UNION COUNTY — As of ll •-• was the runner-up in this sea- Note to dog owners: the flat- Military veterans yirho live in son's show, but in. Episode, 13 he top bin is a skating rink for your Union County —• especially those i Wednesday, at least ong, won a night in ah Aztek with the pet unless covered with some who spent time as Prisoners of grandfather and two fathers, of; tent and air-bed option. kind •• of carpeted mat. Also, the War—- are invited to participate Cranford students were twain The praise for the. Aztek was cargo area could turn into an in the annual Union Cbvuity counted for in the Wake of Tuesday's terrorist attack on thjf .'•. totally unexpected. The c.ar does- easy-bake oven when exposed to PQW/MIA.': Remembrance Day. n't look.any different now than sunlight through; the expansive Ceremony on Friday, Sept. 21.^ World Trade Center. ^. .'^ when it debuted, but the sight of. glass in the sloped tailgate. Tins year's event begins at Just before midnight Tuesday • it has become more familiar and; night, 25 cars sat in the. cori*'oi " • Built in to the base price of Hi 11:15,a;ni. iri front of the Union perhaps, more acceptable. the GT are many standard fea- •County Courthouse on Broad muter parking lot at the**' Aztek's styling helps disguise":• tures, including 4-wheel disc -Street in Elizabeth, V •. Cranford train station. its origins in. the standard brakes, tinted' glass; roof rack, ' "The purpose of this annual In the door of a local ^ Montana minivan, which is 11/2 split folding back seat, air condi- event is to take time but to reme^ someone had posted the signj;.-.'. inches \jvider, 5 inches longer and Pontlac's new Aztek Is drawing a more positive reaction than Its predecessor. fe&ber and to honor - the personal "Bank Closed due to National . tioning with dual zone controls, 1 r; ; weighs 15 pounds more than a power mirrors/windows/Iocks, 6- sacrifices of all our prisoners bf Disaster." ; . .t...'./:. --'•'•''''.'• .;- "";3r'..; front-wheel-drive Aztek. . . highway. and allowed the front tires to get Weight gain, can be an issue the performance will be accept- speaker AM-FM-OD, '• remote war and military personnel .And thaVterrifying news maji • Adding Versatrak all-wheel All-wheel drive helps trim the a better grip through sharp missing in : action," said have been just the beginning, asr - for Aztijk; With Versatrak, the able for most users. The stan- locking* utility packs in the front Freeholder Linda Stender, liai- drive is a good idea, but pricy at two-wheol-drive Aztek's notice^ turns.. top-line GT model, weighs 4,043. dard arid only driveline is a 3.4- door slots and a removable front local residents tried to' make'.1 $2,300 extra; . son to. the Union County able understeer, iheaning.that in The ',: added!;.'.. weight .of pounds; or 265 pounds more . liter WG and 4-speed automatic console cooler. . ;..';'•'. '•'.'. sense of the assault and its ." Versatrak is an on-demand sharp turns or enthusiastic cor- Versatrak also may, have given than, the already .full-bodied POW/MIA Committee. : impact on their community and? transmission, fuel mileage of Safety features include dual- Police and fire departments fourvwheel-drive system that nering the' front tires tend -to. Aztek more poise in evasive twb-wheel-drive model. Pontiac the all-wheel-drive GT is_i8 mpg front and side air bags,'anti-lock;' their world. Seemingly every powers the front wheels until slide. That's not too scary,when, maneuvers. With the weight low boasts'of Aztek's 185 horsepow- have been asked to sound their area resident knew or knew of • "around town and 25 on the high- brakes, automatic . headlights sirens at noon on Sept. 21 in someone who works in lower they lose grip arid power is piped. the driver is expectirig.it, but the in; the body, sudden moves at er, but it takes at least, that to .way or 1 mpg less than the two- and. battery rundown protection. to the rear tires. It's mostly for fear factor increases dramatical: highway speeds could be made honor of the PPW/MIAs.. ' Manhattan. carry .passengers arid all their wheel-drive'version. . . : Despite its car-by-committee For more information, call improved traction .in inclement stuff; ;.•••••; '•.•;"• : •••' ' ••'' ;...:.' . But if there was a glimmer of ly. when understeer is combined without frightening conse- . Pricing for a two-wheei-drive design, Aztek embodies many Stender's office at (908) 527- conditions, riot climbing. moun- with panic brakitig. ... •. quences. The front-wheel-drive Aztek starts at just •under hope to be gained this week, it tains. ; In fact, Pontiac recom-/ Consequently, the . five-pas- . good; ideas and innovations,, but ;4116.' •;•;:• '• :''. • v, ••/ .. All-wheel drive seemed, to model feels more top-heavy and senger Aztek.isn't •as sporty to $22,000 for an entry-level model it took a corporate investment in •was just how many people have mends not taking Aztek off the. better balance the tall shape squiggly in evasive actions. . drive, as a Pontjac. should be, hut and goes up to $24,000 for the been able to make it out of the "Survivor" to throw it a lifeline. Superintendent area alive. . : . ' to meet residents Dave Collier, a Cranford resi- dent and banking consultant, ; CRANPOSI) . ; — was immediately across the Superintendent ". Lawrence, ' street when the towers exploded. Feinsbd will host his. monthly . "A little after 8:30, I heard a ^Open Agenda Meeting^ tonigfat' screaming jet and a boom," at the Hfllside Avenue. School. . Collier said. "Then a massive The meeting ,will allow town- . explosion. I saw massive ship residents to speak informal- amounts of debris, some the. size- ly with the superintendent about of a refrigerator, just raining school district matters. .-•" '•'••/: from the sky." The meetmgwill begin at 7:30. Collier ran from his ninth- p.m, in the school's library. . floor office to find a pile of rubble forming in the street. "I saw a. County college offers piece of an airplane... To my left, I saw a foot. You couldn't even see . Brand New 2001 Chevrolet Brand New 2001 Chevrolet Convertible students Late Start .the blacktop." . . . ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ CRANFORD -v; Union. Minutes later, Collier heard County College's Office of the same sound again. That's? 5.7L V8, 6 sp. manual, transmission, pwr 5.7L V8, 6 sp. mahutrans, pwr str/brk/wlnd/lbcks Recruitment will host an open when it was pretty clear it wasn't; str/brk/wlnd/locKs/mlrr/seat, AIR, AM/FM stereo /rhlrr/soat, dual zono' air, AM/PM sldrop cass'w/12 house, for those students who an accident," Collier said. "You* cass, llr mats, till, cfulse, blacklaalh,.STK^Z4311, disc CD, b/s mldgs, llr mats, log lamps, tilt, cruise, VIN #15130932 MSRP.$48,890. 48 mo closed black Ibalh trlrrt, STK#Z4495,VlN #15135247 MSRP have decided at the last minute saw people running around*; ond lease.w/12,OQO'rnl/yr;15e'lhoroafter; $2411 $54,475. 48 mo closed end lease'w/i2,000ml/yr; • to take classes this fall. .. bleeding. It was a war zone.". .» Oust. Cash & $588 1st mo pymt = $2999 due at 1S« thereafter'.- $2300 Cust. Cash & $699 1st mo signing. Til pymts $28,224. Tllcost $30,635 Purch. pym( = $1999 due at signing. Til pymts $33,552 Til. • The open house will be held "There was a kind of feeling of opt. at lease end $23,706. cost $365,852. Purch. opt. at lease end $25,324 from 3-7 p.m. Monday in the disbelief at first, he said. "Only*, Commons oh the Cranford cam- when I got home and saw my* . pus at 1033-Springfield Ave. family did I think about whab> l£ASE ...'.. Late Start classes begin, on could have happened (to mie) andt PER M0. Sepi 24 and students will have what did happen to so many.peo* the opportunity to apply and •pie there." '.>• CHEVROLET 48M0S. CHEVROLET take placement tests all in one : "Now, I feel a lot of anger- day. .'•-•. .•:'••.••. ,,' •• '• •'. about it," he said Tuesday; ;i j • Students who want to take ISZB2 the test must arrive by 3:30 p-m. evening. « and call in advance to reserve a That progression — from; STANCE shock to anger, frustration arid! place. To make a reservation or 1 SM; 4X4 get more information, call (908) grief — was replayed countless 709-7518. times in the area in the wake of! CHplSTOPHER BATRUCH/THE CHRONICLE Tuesday's terrorist attack.. " (Continued on page A-2) '. Rzm Bridge deck work The World Trade. Center burns In lower Manhattan after the terrorist attack Tuesday. 1.8L DOHC 4 cyi, 3 spd auto trans, pwr str/brks. V8,4 spd autotrans, pwr 6tr/brks/lcksAfyind/& 6 cyl, auto trans w/OD.ywslr/ljfk/vVlnaTIocks/mlrr, AlR, 2 dr:, V6, auto trans, W/OD, pwr sting/ farks/ will close spans AJR, AM/FM flt9iWMjass,n«ef,STK#A5004,VI N way driver seat, AIR, AM/FM stereo, CD, AM/FM stereo cass w/CD, UK, entire, r de), fir mats.b/s Wind/ 6 way drivers seat/ locks, heated rnlrrs, #2Z402265, MSRP $15,530. 36 mo closed end removable roof panels w/lcks, r/def, cruise, mldgs, tint, all seas tires, locking dlff, isc peg, STK CRANFORD—The bridge on tilt, cruise, keyless entry, cust. OH console, lease w/12,000ml^n-20* thereafter, $400 Cust. fog lamps, rem keyless entry, alarm sVs, b/s #26282, VIN 1*22164409, MSFIP $29,530 Incl $500 GM Springfield Avenue, about 250 Cash & $1091st mo pymt'c $599 due at signing. Blazer loyalty rebate, $650 Chevrolet lease loyalty rebate AM/FM stereo CD player, cass.,LS trim. STK Daughter giving her father a slice of life feet south of Park Drive, and the Ttf pymts pW. Ttfcost $7664, Purch. opt. at mldgs, STK #V2261, VIN #Y2157985, MSRP & $400 GM college grad reb, If qual. To qual must be #Z3371, VIN #1K123172, MSRP $28,574. $26,340. Price Incl. $400 Coll. Grad Reb.'ff one on South Avenue at lease end $7609. Lease Incl. $1040 GM Rebate a grad (1 yr. prior or 2 yrs after 38 mo closed end lease Price Incl. $2000 GM rebate & $400 Coll. By GREG MARX : regenerate itself. be of the same blood type of the & $400 Recent College G^ad Rebate if qual, (To qual. To qual. must be a grad (1 yr prior or wfl2,000 mlfV, m thejeafter $910 Cust. Cash & $319 Grad Reb, if qual. To qual. must be a grad Centennial Avenue will be under 1st mo pymt=$1229due at signing Ttf pymta $11,484 : : If all goes well, both Dales will recipient and meet several other qual. must fee, a fgadJX yr prior or 2 yrs after) of 2 yrs after) of a 2 or 4 yr accredited college. (1 yr prior or 2 yrs after) of a 2 or 4 yr construction next week. THE. CHRONICLE . 2r4y Ttl cost $12,394. Purch. opt at lease end $16,24150 The work on the bridge decks have fully-grown, healthy livers criteria, among them the ability could require full or partial clo- CRANFORD — Steven Dale is about two months after the to take two months off from sure. The South Avenue work facing the fight of his life. And surgery. And all should go well -r- work, That ruled out Steven's SUYT LEASE will take about three _ days, he's got his. daughter, Audra, the family has a crack medical other family members. FOR PEA MO. weather permitting, beginning right beside him, team, headed by Dr, Lewis So when Audra's blood test FOfl Teperman, who' was recently fea- ; ONLY 36MOS. ONLY Wednesday, Sept. 19. The Steven Dale, a longtime town- confirmed, she and her father 21,340 Springfield Avenue construction ship resident who f6r many years tured in the New York Times shared a blood type, she called is expected to take two days and operated a women's clothing Magazine. Steven, 58, and Audra, her mother, Janice, and said, "It's will begin Tuesday, Sept. 20. store in Cranford, learned in 23, are in good health. The a go; Set up the appointment." 1991 he has the hepatitis C virus. surgery has a success rate of "I have no choice in this situa- In recent years, doctors have dis- about .90 percent. tion. She has choices," Steven covered three tiny spots on his But the surgery also carries says of his daughter. ;.'.'.. f Inside liver, which they believe may be serious risks. The overall fatality But the. choice was not diffi- ! I cancerous. While Steven appears rate from surgery is estimated at cult; Audra said. "Everybody asks Now Shop Us On The Wet) ADDITIONAL vibrant and healthy today, his between 0.2 and 1 percent, and me about it, and I'm like, it's my Commentary...... »A-4 liver, could , deteriorate rapidly, donor's risk may be slightly dad. To put two months on hold, with little notice, , , greater than the recipient's, Then to see him live another 40 years, wm,multichevrolet,co| Community life .....B-1 to see me get married, to see his ' I. : Now, Steven Dale needs a new there is the pain, the risk, of blood liver. And on Sept. 25, at New clotting and pneumonia, and the grahdkids," makes the surgery 24 Hours A Day! (Wfc Sports. •.•..••««"v"'. York University Medical Center, large abdominal scar produced well worth the risk, she said. CHEVY £*> WEU BE THERE when the doctors, in Audio's" Prime Time ...... B-3 Audra is going to give him half of As the surgery nears, the fam- SAVINGS hers. "••. . • '.':••' words, "open you like a book." ily is approaching it with To Current Fuji Obituaries .....,.,...... B-2 Living donor liver transplant "Audra was the last person in remarkable calm. Steven is more Size CM SUV surgery has become more com- the world I wanted to do ,this nervous about putting aside his 2675 ROUTE 22 W. • UNION • 908-686-2800 mon in recent years for two rea- with," said Steven, "I never asked medical consulting business than Prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except license, registration & taxes. Prices valid from 72 hours of publication. GM & Lease programs subject to change without notice. All pavments Ovsner Lessees Real Estate...... B-6 the surgery, Audra said. As for •• her to do this." based on primary lender approval, lessee responsible for maintenance, repair & excess wear. • -.. ' '".••'•.. '•,'•• • . : ,: sons; Ther,e are not nearly t .'•• •••••, •."• / •. : enough cadaver donors to meet But the pool of people who are herself, she said, "I don't really GREG MARX/THE CHRONK Police Log - the need, and the liver is the only willing and able to donate an feel scared. I guess I'm hot really Steven Dale Is shown with his daughter, Audra, who will give her 1 major organ with the ability to^ organ is small, The donor muat (Continued on page A-2V half of her liver. ' , .••..:. ' . '•;.'• ".' .,...-,:, •••;. •'• ;•:,•• — • •

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September 13,200T September 13,2001 •A-2 Cranford Chronicle Cranford Chronicle A-3 :i to receive (Continued from page A-l) . high school students said the mood By GREG MARX ilar statement ceht of respondents said they were generally positive* . some "I • couldn't believe. it," said What you can do was "silent." '• ,' ••' . , : "..'. award 'THE.CHRONICLE. Elementary students were also were "satisfied" or 'Very satisfied" board members expressed concern Barbara Canfield of Cranford, "Lots of kids were just walking much more likely to agree with a with the education provided by at the relatively low response respond CRANFORJt) -^ Dr. Deborah GRANFORD - A recently series of other positive statements the district, with only 1 percent rate, only 313 parents submitted whose friend once worked in the CRANFORD- The down the hallway crying," said one towers. "You really can't compre- By GREG MARX - Cannon Partridge WoUe, a life- completed survey of the school about their school experience. "very dissatisfied." Parents said surveys.. •. •;• •. • '••.:,•.••".•' •'.• •';."•• American Red Cross is con- Cranford girl. No announcement to district's students, parents and hend it." the student body was made until THE.CHHON1GLE r , •time resident: of Cranford and Board member Rita Veca said community involvement and One parent, Mary Buono, Said ducting a blood drive to benefit educators confirmed what many "you can't compare middle jchool school staff were the greatest her friends didn't return the sur- "I can't stop crying,"; said victims of the World Trade the end of the day, she said, but she associate minister of First ,;: UNI0N COUNTY -^ Local Baptkt Church, wiil receive the may have suspected: Middle and students to elementary students. assets the district possessed. vey because of apathy and Kenilworth resident Annette Soos. Center disaster from 4 to 9 p.m. watched classmates be called down ; high school students have less fun One of Soos' sons had his plane to the office and not return, fire departments and first Sid 2001 Triumph Award from ,the . You're going to hear more nega- Asked which academic pro- because they "don't think positive today at the Cranford in school than their elementary tivism because of the emotional change can come about.". evacuated before he could take off Community Center on Walnut Elsewhere, as the shock passed, squads were called, into duty New Jersey Martin Luther King grams should receive the most •peers. ..•.••'.'' •.•••'•'•••• ••••• {:. ' •' '.• roller coaster of adolescence." from Atlanta Tuesday morning; Avenue. . local residents responded in many this week to provide support for .•-• ••.:•• •..v.-'^ -/ '.:..' : who works in Cranford;"Th6se'(ter- Inland Tuesday morning as s The letter announcing the will be; held Sept. 20 in the gym Of tive, negative and neutral cern about guidance services at teacher morale, with only about head to church Tuesday.was Cathy "People were cryingthroughout plishments. Thereforey the oppor- the.Lmcoha School. Candia of Cranford. 'My daughters !rorists) should, die. I don't care part of a Union County convoy, award reads in part, "Your contri- tunity to recogniie you inspire? responses. . the high school. Nearly 90 percent half of respondents agreeing, each-Railway,, people were copifbrir .'•'. '.. .•.•'" V". •'•• '.' JIM SULLIVAN/THE CHRONICLE : ..'. While 72 percent of students in got a good friend who worked in the! which group did it. Just take them The crews will man local butions have had immeasurable and strengthens us by giving The quality and closeness of said guidance should be a high morale is high on the part of. ing each other/'.said his friend. "It Hundreds of workers and tourists watched the fire bum at the World grades 3-5 agreed with the state- World Trade Center and I don't was pretty bad." :./ allout." .. headquarters ..in New York impact on countless individuals cause to reflect upon the great- student-teacher relationships priority for review, and only 55 teachers and support staff, 'TradeCenter; .'."/' ..'•.' ..• . • •'•;•'....• :.. . •.• • ;• ".".••'. ment, "thave fun learning here," may also have been a concern, percent of high school parents Veca said the educators' com- know if she got out or hot," Candia One student said he had con- /'First I was. surprised, then I City's outer boroughs. Crew^ in; our state and country. As New ness of Dr. King and to rediscover only aboiut.30/percent of.students said. "I don't think she did." . firmed his father, who works at the . started getting really angry" said from those areas are currently Jersey citizens we take, special the meaning of his: legacy and with some high school students. said they "feel comfortable seek- ' ments indicated morale may suf- out against Arab-Americans. . Superintendents in Cranford and, in grades; 6-12 agreed with a sim- Fewer than 50 percent of students . ing assistance• from the,CHS fer because some teachers believe The lack of accurate information towers, was safe, and knew about Beth Post, who grew up viewing ^jcesidentrtookpridein-her-countr^s- Department also sent a crew to uncovered; trucks, and improper- Cranford River ".Maintenance All students were picked upon nessed the last .two days knows, it • is invitinlB; volunteer^ to sign up • TERMITES • response but pleaded -with people Statert Island, and "an ainbu- ly packaged garbage —- litter can Committee, Orange Avenue to keep level heads and not strike time from schools on Tuesday. was anything but; before Sep^. 21 for its 11th annu- cause problems to pebble, ani- Student Council, and individual • CARPENTER ANTS lance to Hoboken. al, townwide litter pickup day. The .Cranford . First ' Aid mals, and the environment, families. • .: • . ; • • • RODENT CONTROL The event will be held on Oct;13 Squad was prepared to go to Volunteer groups and interest The Clean Communities grant •BEES •FLEAS from 10 aim. to noon (rain or families will be assigned to vari- has supported other, projects Liberty State Park to work on shine). A community picnic at TUICUNTORD lOCfltlOM If FREE ESTIMATES ALL PESTS the Manhattan rescue effort, ous sites around town, such as relating to litter cleanup, enforce- Orange Avenue Pool, which will parks, parking lots and vacant ment and education, such as the REASOHABLE RATES . but was instructed to stay in include entertainment by profes- Now, in Summit town to. serve the local area properties, to collect litter and River Maintenance Committee's PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE sional magician and storyteller recyclables. Last year's event net- 'RESIDENTIAL instead; "' . •: .; River cleanups, the purchase of 'COMMERCIAL A Util Family., R.E. Cycle, will follow the ted more than 100 bags and One downtown litter and recycling tutii t Q)itt\>i Though many rescue person- cleanup. 'IHDUSTRIAL 908-276-8062 tori. of litter, debris, and recyr receptacles, a part-time solid Bultiii hi (Hit nel have beefl mobilized, The program, funded by a clables. ApproJtimately 315 waste enforcement officer, and ^outb Avenue Patterson emphasized, "Union Ajso Located in Visit Us At: www.arnoldspestcpntrol.com Ailwt Clean Communities grant form adults and children participated, educational programs in the Crattfttrd Square ^hopping Center 419 BROOKSIDE PLACE, CRANFORD County has not been, stripped," the N.J. Department of including, Girl Scout and Boy schools. West Windsor, NJ (609) 799-7776 Crews from South Jersey may Environmental Protection, is Scout troops, Cranford Rotary Newtown, PA (215) 579-2786 be called on if the heed arisen, Groups and families interest- designed to encourage volunteer Club, Helen Baldwin Nursery ed; in registering for, the Litter he said. :-. ;;J efforts to clean up pubhc lands School, College Women's Club, Cleanup Day should call the Estimates of New Yorlc City and to educate the public, about Floraphile Garden Club, Orange ; Clean Communities Coordinator fire and police personnel who the need to control litter. Avenue School Student Council, at (908) 709-7299 before Sept. were lost in the terrorist attapk Originating from several sources Sunny Acres Civic and number in the hundreds. •21/ :•. .;•••..'••• .•••••• THE UTTLECYMK DIFFERINT. ; Our curriculum-based motor skills develpfiment programs help children RUSSELL S. WILDE, SR from 4 months t&12years old build coordination, confidence and Wr~ mm self-esteem; Our non-competitive classes such as Gymnastics, Sports Skills, (Continued from page A-l): >i September 18,1999 and Karate encourage youngsters to develop skills that last a lifetime. All THE HOUSEHOLD m thinking about it yet. I gues$ |'13, of which can give kids a real head start towards a happy, healthy life. WAREHOUSE think about it the night we're dri*r; So Much.** For So vingin." •• •. •; "'•'[•• •'.'ft'/ Russ, you are so deeply missed And should anything go astray Parent/Toddler Glasses prior to the operation, Janice :yti$t ! CHOICE" FARBERWARE be there to keep them on .traiJfiji, Pre-K & Kindergarten Gymnastics "You learn you have ..to keep. oh. joiir leaving hm changedourlives 20 pc. Stainless top of the doctors," Janice said.|^f Grade School Gymnastics want to make sure I know, .eye^t- in every wiry ~- •.'/. Rock Climbing each Flatware Set thing that's going on. 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There will be a variety! Ideal Drawstring of food, entertainment for t&£! 64oz. Jthohi r Col Ion Lycrs TRASH BAGS children, a face painter, *« JOYVA clown, live music and a DJ; • KNIT TOPS Chocolate Covered ^Ocf. Tickets will be sold until In Turflenecks, Crew or V-necks Rasbfaerry Jells 13 Gallon Sunday. Cost is $10 for adultsi R«3. $4.97 • ton|>irii A» $9.99 orMarshmallow and $2.60 for children under!. 361 Sodth Avenqe East • Westfield. HJ07090 •.'••' • . EXP.9/W0I EXC 9/19/01 Cherry Twists 9oz. 10. They are available after all; NOT IN ROSEDAli, £ HEW UTRECHT AV£V weekend Masses and also at; ' (908)233-9151 the Parish Center during the! week. . , Paying By Check A Creat Place ror Your Preschooler Coronet A Big Pain In The Neck ? 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Mike Deak CRANFORD— From Sept; •images.- -.."• ' • . • • . ...-.'. . : And nothing will -ever be the g&me again. . : •printed.. ;• . .. ' --. arid worked at the Printmaking 21 to Oct. 25, the works of McKenzie was first intro- ... McKenzie explains that. Council of.new Jersey! for two The tragic and incomprehensible events of Tuesday artist Stephen McKenzie will Announcing have permanently changed our country. . : duced to the printmaking medi- "The monotype form offers the years. be on display at the Tomasulo um as an undergraduate and it artist the opportunity to use a The Tomasulo Gallery exhib- A New Medical Practice And they have changed our lives forever. Tfliereis Gallery in the Kenneth was during his graduate stud- variety of materials and media t Jt will debut on Sept, 21, with What was never supposed to happen here has hap- MacKay. Library on the ies at Rutgers University's in a spontaneous manner with- an opening reception from 5 to pened. Ou"r sense of security is gone. nothing Cranford campus of Union Mason Gross School. of the Arts put requiring extensive techni- 7 p.m. The Gallery is located When this editorial is being written on Tuesday County College. that he focused. on the specific cal training; Original works of on the first floor of the MacKay afternoon, the nation is in a state of shock. People are Entitled the Alien Being form of printmakirig called the art created with this medium Library on the campus of Union Magdalena Anisko, M.D. sad, numb, confused and angry. . ; - left to say Series, the.exhibit features an monotype. In this type of print-". span the gamut from painting County' College, 1033 Nobody was ashamed to cry. : . ongoing ; series of monotype .. making, though only one fully through any combination of Springfield Ave., Cranford. PEDIATRICS •:: There is nothing amusing to There are images of the World Trade Center that will prints that combine McKenzie's inked impression may be printmakinpg g pprocesses and col- Gallery hours are from 1 to 4 say this week. •. . . . knowledge of the printmaking pulled,, depending on the p.m. on Mondays through forever be burned into our consciousness. And our lives • •. There is nothing I can write lage techniques." INFANTS •CHILDREN • ADOLESCENTS will be measured by where we were when we heard medium with a diversity of aes- amount of ink residue Vemain: McKenzie has . shown his Thursdays and on Saturdays. that is meaningful. . ,.',•• thetic and design influences in ; Evening hours are from 6 to 9 about this. '. . ". . . j^ Use this space for your own ing on the plate, one or two work both nationally and local- 198 North Avenue, East The nation will take a long time to recovery. thoughts and prayers. the creation of alien lifeform "ghost" images may also be ly since 1984. He has traveled p.m. on Tuesdays through For those who lost loved ones in the attack, there. Remember the dead. throughout North America am may never be a recovery. spent one year in Rome, Italy. For more information call '"•He is curreniBly employed .^ 0908) Phere are still too many unanswered.questions. ' The Newark Museum Arts 709-7155. We do hot know who is responsible for this attack, Workshop, where he is respon- the worst act of terrorism in this country's history. in Nomahegan Park Sept 23 sible for the adult program- When the retribution comes, it will be delivered with CRANFORD v- • This Health, P.C and Wakefern Food ming of the craft .and fine art the united outrage of the civilized world. September, more than 800 area Corp. studio programs. He has also Health & Fitness We do not know what the final death toll will be and residents will gather at For more information on worked as an adjunct instruc- we may never know. The magnitude of this attack is Nomahegan Park in Cranford. . America's Walk for Diabetes, to tor. He served as the assistant beyond belief; there were; 50,000 Americans killed in They will team up with their sign up as a walker, sponsor Or master printer at the Center Vietnam and we pray the amount of dead from friends, neighbors, and co-work- volunteer or to donate, call the for Innovative Printmaking at youshouldreally^ know ers and gather sponsors and Tuesday's attack does not approach that. . American Diabetes Association Rutgers University under the donations from local businesses at (1-888) DIABETES. supervision of Judith Brodsky Americans are at their best iii times of adversity. For and individuals to raise funds for example, hospitals throughout the area reported scores the American Diabetes immunizing your child and scores of calls from people wanting to donate blood. Association. They will walk But this attack will test our character more than any together £s part of America's (ARA) - Immunizations have nizations, the following diseases * three doses of hepatitis B . other event in our country's history. Walk for Diabetes. been so successful in the United could be unleashed; measles, vaccine. ; Letters to the editor Presented by the Diabetes States, some people take them mumps, polio, rubella (German * three doses; of pneumococ- We are a strong and-great counjtry. We enjoy free- for granted, ignoring the impor- measles), pertussis (whooping cal vaccine doms that are unknown in manyparts of the world. Center of New Jersey, America's Walk For Diabetes will take , tance of getting themselves and cough), diptheria, tetanus (lock- '* one dose of measles, mtimps And now we have to draw upon our reserves of courage place on Sept. 23. The ribbon- their children vaccinated. In jaw), haemophilus infleunzae and rubella vaccine (MMR) ' and faith to guide us through these darkest days. cutting ceremony is at 10 a.m. fact, according to the Centers type b (Hib disease, a major * one dose of varicella vaci We will grieve for those who were killed and we will It's time to give B^silone his due after which the Walk will begin. The sooner Hiihtingtpn steps in, for' Disease Control and cause of bacterial meningitis), cine ; pray for their souls. We will do everything we can do to Prevention (CDC), 20 percent of . hepatitis B, varicella (chicken- In addition, there are yacj To the Chronicle: The event is expected, to raise assist their loved ones and friends. ,. . More disturbing than the fact that we have to $150,000 for research to find a tU faster grades step up. US. children are missing one or pox) and pneumococcal disease cines required before your child Recently. I witnessed something so disturbing beg for a stamp for a hero is that no one stopped. When it comes toholping kids with tlicnew school more recommended immuniza- (a cause of bacterial meningitis enters school and throughout; We are a strong and great country. We will survive. cure for this seriousdisease. 1 ' that I had to write. I was at the local Pathmftrk.and So, the next time your husband, or son.or rela- . "Diabetes is a devastating dis- yoar, iio one does, it bettor than Iluntington. If your tions.Yet making sure your chil- aiid blood infections). childhood. Your pediatrician there was a gentleman with a petition. One that I tive ill the military is sent on deployment take ease that touches all,", said child struggles with homework, can't keep up with • dren have been properly immu- The CDC recommends the should keep you informed of sign every time I am asked. The sad part is that I heart...perhaps if he gives his Iifefor his country — Stephen Caruso, event chair- new classwork, or just wants.to get ahead, call us. nized is. still One of the best, following vaccinations by the necessary immunizations. have not seen any results for years. ••:•••'. and saves the lives of his men — maybe all the car- We can help! We can diagnose what is keeping ways you . can protect them man. Toung, old, men, women, . math spelling time your child is 2 years old: _ Proper immunization is nec- All this gentleman was asking for was; a signa- toon characters will already be taken and we might and children of every creed and your child from being his or her best ftnti (jroate a against dangerous -even dead- * four doses of diphtheria, essary to protect ourselves and ture to get John Basilbne on a U.S. postage stamp. consider remembering his name. phowlcsstud;/ skills"] program of instruction tailored to his or her needs. ly -infectious diseases. 1 ••..-. vbCJ class are affected by this serious tetanus and pertussis vaccine the people around us. To learn Now I realize that a Congressional Medal of Honor Remember John. Basilone and let's, make this disease. . . Just a few hours a week can improve your child's Don't Wait to Vaccinate (DTaP) . . more, or to ensure your child's The Chronicle is here for you winner and perhaps one of N.J/s bravest sons does stamp happen. It's long past time;; | confidence moUtiation | skills, confidence, and motivation. "America's Walk for Diabetes Most vaccines recommended * four, doses of Hib vaccine immunizations are up-to-date, not rank in importance with Bugs Bunny and Daffy Write your congressman and ask him to pass Bill , ieifesteem ' .. I: • for young children are the ones * three doses of polio vaccine contact your physician. The following information shoulrf help you get your . Duck.; •' :' ••••'. -•: ' . '.'• ' ' . ' '• -.•••. . SR60 or contact Pete Ippolito, 1883 Vauxhall Road, is stich. a great event for friends ideas and community news into The Cranford This gentleman, obviously a. World War. II veter- Union, NJ 07083 for more information. and. co-workers to join together that protect against serious, Chronicle: . .''•• . • •'••'. ':".- • • "• ' \;. . . ••'.' and help raise money for a good potentially life-threatening dis- an, is under the impression that John Basilone died .:... RUTHKiBECHT Bridgewater Edison Morristown Springfield eases; Children's immune sys- Call Executive Editor Michael Deak at (908) 575- so we would have freedom and that should put him : Cranford cause," Caruso added. "The c.908-725-3900 732-906,0900 973-292-9500- in the ranks of Lucille BalL and Harilyn Monroe. camaraderie and spirit that is 973:258-0100 tems are still developing and 6685 with story suggestions, questions.or comments; East Brunswick Ledgewood Middletown may need help fighting off serir For sports, call Daniel Murphy at (908) 575-6691. gained in participating hi such an event is also priceless." ••732-257-7500 ' 973-21)2-8300 732-671-0200 bus infection. Before vaccines SPORTS MEDICINE Our address: The Chronicle, P.O. Box 699, Somerville, were widely used, many chil- NJ 08876. Major local sponsors include dren died of diseases that vac- Our fax number is (908) 575-6683. the Union County freeholders,. cines prevent today, such as Presented by William Bell, R. PT. Oure-mail address is [email protected]. Anger regulation helps heal pain Continental Airlines, USA whooping cough, measles and PRESCRIPTION FOR HEALTH Karate, Northern NJ Eye To The Chronicle: efforts to hurt one's self. It is a powerful emotion polio. Medical massage is practiced by massage practitioners to provide optimum treatment, Deadlines Institute, Outback Steakhouse, Untruths Uncovered therapists whose work is guided by prescrip- Medical massage is just one way your physi- A. California-based Institute of Ethics has originating .in the brain's limbic system, which is Dunkin Donuts, Haveron Total recently released results of a nationwide study con- developed by the time'we are 6 years old. Our cere- Some, people believe that vac- tions provided by physicians and chiroprac- cal therapist can help you after injury or The deadline for submitting articles and press releas- tors. The directed course of treatment makes es to The Chronicle is 5 p.m. Friday! cerning adolescents and anger. Over .15,000 stu- bral cortex, which controls thought and our under- cine-preventable diseases have • surgery, manage musculoskeletal pain, regain dents from middle and high school were sampled standing of the world, is not fully developed until been eliminated, from the use of specific techniques for treating injuries lost flexibility, strength, range of motion, and The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is 10 and illnesses, in addition to facilitating physi- more. Your physical therapist, on your doc- a.m. Monday. • throughout the nation. The results provide "alarm- we are 25 years old. We feel with our emotions United States, so children no ing statistics for our society. much the same as we did hundreds of thousands of cal rehabilitation. Medical massage utilizes tor's referral, will plan a program of therapy notes longer need to be vaccinated. the basic strokes of Swedish massage in spe- tailored to your particular needs and ability Correction policy Seventy-five percent of all high school boys and years ago. This is untrue. Although vacci- i • Phonics a French and Spanish cialized techniques that are intended to level. When your physician refers you for 60 percent of all high school girls admitted tb hit- Anger management techniques rarely work ,to nations have reduced some dis- The Chronicle will correct errors of fact, context or Three area students were KMath achieve precise physiological results. Those physical rehabilitation, phone BELL ting someone out of anger in the previous year. heal the pain underneath significant forms of "Mummy and Me (Egyptology) eases to rare occurrences in the who practice medical massage ate particularly REHABILITATION & SPORTS MEDICINE presentation and clarify any news content that confuses recognized May 4 on Honors • Science Another result showed that 43 percent of high anger. At least two of the students who shot others • Story-Time Live (Theater Class) United States, many of the informed about contraindications to massage . at (908) 272-5955. We are conveniently or misleads readers. Please report errors to Executive Day at the University of • Botany school boys and 37 percent of middle school boys in school completed anger management training. In • Pirates and Ships viruses and bacteria are still and about the course of disease processes. In located at 777 Walnut Ave., Cranford. Most Editor Michael Deak at (908) 575-6685. believed that it was okay to hit or threaten some- contrast to anger management, anger regulation Delaware in Newark, Del. • Morning, afternoon, or late afternoon sessions circulating in other parts of the addition, they must be familiar with other private insurances are accepted. Auto • ##* • body who had made you angry. Nineteen percent of teaches how to heal the pain that anger is based on. Evan W. Glien of 130 are conducted 7 days a week. world. Travelers and immi- medical treatments so as to be aware, of possi- Insurance Claims are our specialty, and we Stephen Price is a member of the Cranford Historical both high school and middle school girls felt it was It is an emotional regulation technique designed to Dietz St., Cranford, received • One hour-each week for \2 weeks. grants unknowingly bring dis- ble side effects: Thus, medical massage thera- will submit your bills for compensation. No Society, not co-chairman. OK to hit someone out of anger. increase one's emotional intelligence. Emotional the George A- Johnson Award •8 students per class maximum. eases into our country every pists work in conjunction with primary health faults &. Medicare. These results show that anger continues to be a intelligence has been shown to be more predictive for Academic Excellence, day. Without proper immuniza- of success in life over IQ. Emotional intelligence can P,S. Medical massage is generally shorter in length and more focused than a full-body Swedish pervasive problem in our society. These results are given to an outstanding male 1 tion, the diseases could quickly Letter policy be learned and cultivated. We've put together 8bme special one hour sesslons.your Elaine Slnil massage. . . . perhaps reflected in the increase in aggravated undergraduate, and the RISE Owner and Director spread throughout the U.S. pop- assaults by adolescents that have occurred since child will look forward to all week. Choose from mornlnp;, Letters should be no longer than 200 words and may With emotional regulation it is possible to retain Corporate Friends Award for afternoon or late afternoon classes. Our experienced, ulation, potentially causing an 1993 as well as the 30 percent increase in assaults ownership over one's emotions and core hurts and be edited for content, brevity, good taste and libel. ' I, minority students in engi- state certified leachera use games and projects to create epidemic. against New Jersey school personnel in the 1998-99 not blame them on other people. an enjoyable and productive experience for your child. '• i. neering. Glien also was Other people fear that get- Letters should be typewritten and include the writer's year. daytime telephone number for verification. RONALD J. COUGHLIN, Ed.D inducted into Alpha Lambda enrichment ting vaccinated will cause harm- Anger is the emotion underlying, behaviors President, New Jersey Violence Prevention Delta honor society for col- Gall 908-654-0110 to enroll ful side effects, illnesses and Send letters to the above addresses or fax number. designed to hurt other people. It also underlies Institute lege freshmen. or for a brochure. 424 Central Avenue, Wcstflelil NJ 07090 even death. The risks of serious Lauren E. Goldstein of Resumes accepted from state certified teachers. tmu www.theenrichmentcenter.net disease from not being vaccinat- 22 Wadsworth Terrace, ed far outweigh the risks of seri- Cranford, received the Alpha ous reaction to a vaccination. Zeta Prize from the Delaware Most adverse effects are minor Mayor must decide where he stands Chapter of Alpha Zeta honor and temporary, such as a mild Craftfor To the Chronicle: Let's take this one step further. Armed with the society. fever, rash or sore arm, and can. On Thursday Aug. 16, The Chronicle published knowledge from board members and other be treated by taking aceta-v Amy Grobe of 29 minophen before or after vacci- A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper an article entitled "Garwood mayor upset with informed citizens, Mayor Crincoli originally sup- Brookdale Road, Cranford, board." Well here's one board member who's upset ported the school board's decision to build a new nation. According to the. CDC, NJN Publishing © 2001 was inducted into Kappa that the mayor's upset. . school in 1998. He then backed away from that Omicron Nu honor society in more serious adverse reactions . In The Chronicle it was reported that Mayor support to that board's amazement and disap- Elaine Sinai' are rare, occurring once in thou- Thomas H. Krekel Crincoli was concerned by the upcoming board family and consumer studies. Owner arid Director sands to millions of doses. pointment. How could the mayor even agree with *** President meeting at which school construction options were the new school,in 1998, knowing how high taxes 424 Central Avenue, Westfield NJ 07090 Disabling the Diseases to be discussed. . . are already. We may disagree on this issue, but Steve Oliveira of Without childhood immu- Rosemarie Maio It was also reported that Mayor Crincoli, Cranford was named to the can make the difference Publisher elected officials must stand up and be counted on appreciated the board's invitation to attend this whatever the issue, and stick to it. dean's' list for the spring inyour child's education. Vice President - Advertising meeting. 2001 semester at Felician Nominations sought Let's face the facts, Mr. Mayor. The school issue College, which has campuses However, Mayor Crincoli was disappointed with here in Garwood, is a hot button issue. 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INUIIH " ; • ••' -. .•; • . *** ' .-., •' .• '.- • HANDYMAN ; The woman working at the INSTALLATION MASONRY PEST CONTROL Park Drive about 9:40 p.m., police AMERICAN CUSTOM REMODELING All CARPENTRY S REPAIR OF: pharmacy refused. The suspect said. . Jessica Medina of Staten Island^: .OLD WORW CRAFTSMANSHIP FOR •:'A EASTERN PEST Cownoi.' ••:. TODAVSHOMES CERTIFIED ELECTRIC, INC, 1 TAYLOR HOME REPAIR then allegedly brandished a knife, Fialkowski was transported to N.Y., was charged Friday with pos- Residential • Commercial ROCK Family Owned and Operated • .' ': s brought it toWie woman's neck, and session of a controlled/dangerous A,(ldil!o(is • Kit • llaths -Bsmfs • Decks •Doors ••••'."Weare'alOCALConcern' . * , University hospital with usuries Rcnovatloiis • Windows • VCnyl - Slillng Specialists Smoke Defectors «. Roof Fans • MASONRY IMPAIRS threatened tier. •..[-..• .: . •substance (believedto be cocaine). • NO JOB TOO SMALL to her ankle and pelvis. There, were, The only legitimate American riKtnm • Service Upgrades • . • PAVING BRICKS •CONCRETE • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL. The woman refused again.. At no other passengers in the car. Medina was arrested at 2 a.m. :[ in the remodeling business : (Frojn Taylor Hardware) • • PATIO •SIDEWALKS • STEPS •• I CARPENTER ANT SPECIALISTS I that point, police say, the suspect at North Michigan Avenue arid the Bonded* UcJ7O2O;',;. .. ; •Free £s! 908-322-6778 FullifM; "We Rtiurn All Calls* FREEEST. FOLLY INS. ROACHES' BEETLES • MICE •BEES UCENSE.No.83354 Boulevard. She was allegedly in GENE-£08-233-4030' 906-810-5228 Fullylns , • - .• '•'•' •''.':• ••; FreeEsl, fled. He was last seen running east KENILWORIH ai«' . americancu5J6mfeni6dellna.com '..•'. .• (908)277-1571 or (908) 464-5544 on Soutli Avenue. possession of a small plastic bag of 908769^845 908-232-1501 908-931-1397 ADDITIONS i^^ . Police identified the suspect as a: the substance. . < .'• CLEANUP SERVICE ELECTRIC Terrence McNeil of Newark was CRA1"rs.MAN CARPENTRY white male, standing 6 feet tall and charged Saturday with simple Medina was released on her own I AI' Till" /"l n J. ALLCAIER AMERICAN CONROCK _ PEST CONTROL^ INC; weighing about 220 pounds. assault, second-degree robbery, recognizance later that morning. wi: no mi- i-smu-joii CONSTRUCTION CO. 'For Dynamite Service Call : •'.•.'• • • •'*#* . • forgery and hindering apprehen- She was due in court Wednesday. I C«Uar$, Garages, Tds, Etc. 908-490-1491 ELECTRICIAN BUILDING THE FUTURE TODAY , BASEMENT WATERPROOFING" .;; Gail: Fialkowski, 19, osionf . :.. .,• ;' .''•'. ••••• .'•..••' • '•.' ••.'. LOWEST PRICESyRELIAbLE Family Ownbd & Operated :...... A Kenilworth resident reported \ $25 OFF WITH THIS AD "VI6 do tt all - Large or small" NEW CONSTRUCTION 'DEMOLITION '" ••.-.. ALL TYPES OF CEMENT WORK' •'•..' -All.lnsecls & Rodents Trealed' Kenilworth was charged this week JMcNeil allegedly attempted to 9»H-789-9()98 • Reasonable Prices •Fully Insured AIKBATIOHSAHEHOVAT1ON5 STEB5.«...PAWNG.BHieK »Impedlofi/Cal. • Hul 8 ftoltwional Otmt with driving while intoxicated, pass a bad check at the Boulevard Sept, S propeyty valued at more i • Lightin• Emerfl,Bet»alrtg • Heating »& MBodlt-r conditionint Pane g FREEEST. FULLY INS! . PATIOS .• SIDEWALKS • BLUESTONE ETC. , than $zuu Had been stolen irom her ,,()|| IIILSCIIII'III • Wimlnws • Doors •BEEWARE It's Wasp 8 Carpenter Ant Season" underage possessiuu uf alcohol, poa- A&P about V p.m. ..'• ~ Sign Before 2-28-02 90M64-2287 uc. 19998 908-755-2059 be, #97532A Ninth Street home. ,,, 973-463-0799 „;- 908-522-1544 • The home was under construc- NICOLE DIMELLA/ STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER• CONCRETE HOME MPROVEMENT tion at the time .of" the theft, the • ••(• •••:••>••• I • COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENTS uwm DEECO CGNSTflUCTiOH 111 KREDER ELECTRIC HOME REPAIR/HANDYMAN SERVICES | MIKE WATERS ' / GAS & OIL FIRED BOILERS ROOFING fimiishings, including a sink, police Residential • Commercial 'Industrial U OIL TANKS & BOILERS /WATER HEATERS said. ; y.SUMP.iSEWERAGE PUMPS : . ADDITIONS • ALTERATIONS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 'OWNER OPERATED, G. MAKING CONSTRUCTION CO;" FiLLED/REMOVED: /SMALLOR LARGE REPAIRS ; Cape Cod $2,500 •• • '. '. •••'.••• *** •;.;.-••••. •• ..• ESTABLISHED 1929 LIc#9124••". •-.' DEPAPPROVED • ErMRONMENTALLYSAFE / RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Employees of a South Michigan ikejjuture WINDOWS • ALL TYPES OF SIDING TREE ESTIMATE "SMALL JOBS WELCOMED" .. "WE RETURN ALL CALLS" 100 Off SPECULIZINGIN ALLPIIASpSOF 908-964-4860 Bi-Level $2,700 Any Avenue : service station reported Crane-Phillips House . CONCRETE & MASONRY -,„-, 732-522-1045 cell A1 SUMMIT LIC #4890 Friday propertyand cash valued at Museum in Cranford opened 908-889-6446 . 908464-8980 908-377-8318 908-464-8233 Roofing Job more than $200 had been stolen K^ Split Level $2,900 their fall season with an ice ADDITIONS •Concrete Floors* ELECTRICAN HOME IMPROVEMENT PLUMBING & HEATING during the previous night; cream social Sunday. Women Price includes: removal of tvyo layers of old shingles, durhbsters, complete clean.. VP WOODWORKING INK 161:9*3-921.1916 SCOTT E. MUEY'S • . 'up, 25 ,yr. shingles and all paper and permits, .;• '" : The stolen items, included a in Victorian costumes served "SPECIALIZING IN EUROPEAN & &ORPANO microwave and cash, according to ice cream and cake to visitors ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN" RENOVATION DESIGN INC. OilTpnk CARLSOM BROS. 9O8-272-12C6 police. . . like Mark Robertson, 8* and •'• • KITCHENS • BATHROOMS • DORMERS •Handicap Ramps* •DECKS- •••••• .: ... NO JOB(TOO BIG ORSMALL . : TANK ; • DECKS • BSMTS • PORCHES • PAINTING • GRANITE [Services • • . . , '.. ***•..•'... . •/;• • BESIDENTIAl • COMMERCIAL'« INDUSTRIAL • • GUTTEflS i CLEANING ROOFS • MASONRY 'TILE SPECIALTY IN BATHROOM REMODELING his sister "Melissa, 10, of FREE EST. FULLY INS. REMOVED-FILLED • INSTALLED nmooM .'. • MARBLE • CORIAN • RENOVATIONS - BATHS -.RESTORATIONS • REMODELING • BASEMENTS Questa Clark of Jersey City was Cranford. • Uo#O561 , Free Est. • Fully Insured i s mm m- :. . •• WINDOWS/D00RS7 REPAIRS NJ APPROVED." 12 YRS EXPERIEhfCE - IjNION, NJ PIANO LESSONS & Music Technolosy charged Fridaywith drivingwith a I EkdrialC«iilndi»lk«iH»n307 Fullvl»i. 732-913-7055 suspended license. "'".; 908-289-0991 0id :'()9 voice, dance, screehwriting and and November are 9:30 ajn.-3:26' CARPENTRY BY PAUt KEN FIELDS EOROMINT Celebrating television production'will meet on p.m. Wednesday.through Friday;! Exferlor/lnlerlor CLARK BUILDERS, Inc. MOTIVATION AND GOAkSETpG BARBARAP()TASHKI\. M.S.:. vssoci\lls . .'• ' SHVICES.INt .' • 908-389-9275 Sheetrock -PlasterWork v . •. . ' 32 Yrs. Experience ' ; •Our12th ' Satu^ays, beginning Oct. 6. 9:30 a,m.-3:50 p.m. Saturday and Hardwood floor Specialists FULLY INS. FREE EST, Wallpaper Removal Complete Roof Stripping Specialists S All Repairs unionists Anniversary 10-30 YARD CONTAINERS 'tipF06ps i^ The program helps fulfill the •Sunday. The center is dosed Nov. COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL •• RESIDENTIAL Installed* Refiniahed • Sanded Specializing In: Repair Damaged Walls & Ceilings Siding • Windows Carpet, Upholstery & On Site Drapery Care Fully Insured-Free Estimates 22S3 South Ave., Scotch Mains, NJ 07076/Haza South Medical Bldg.* arts standards mandated by the 22-23 for the Thanksgiving Day K DUMPSTER RENTAL- CLEAN-UP SERVICES Residential Remodeling Power Washing state. Tuition is from $75-$200, .; DEMOLITION s Oriental & Are's Rugs Cleaned & Restored • Free ft/. • Affordable Kates ; holiday. ; Window* -Doors • Bathrooms • Etc. 800-794-5325 p: ^l|||ft|i|i|HavingToStpver4OlbS, II No permit is necessary to drop '. liiiiiiiiiiiituiiiniiiniii^iiii 908^86-5229 § 800-307-4494 '908464-2653 » '. 908-301-1777 rt^t>;;nDDi:*VxTc^>?::>:^now feel like a butterfly? off recydables at the center. ! from it's cacoon. | H0URS: Recydables include newspapers;! FLOORING HOME MPROVEMENT rgyand; LOWESTI MON.-TMURS. 9AM - 9PM corrugated cardboard; mixed; MVITOL PAINTING & RESTORATIONS LOUIE'S PAINTING 1 & SAL 9AM 1Opu UN 1OA( 6pu ... paper; glass bottles; plastic boHies WOOD FLOORS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR P R I P F QI^ ' • ' S ' '' • with the 1,2 or 3 inside the arrows;: : ; Renovatiohs • Additions • Vinyl thai comes my way. . .'. ' • Commercial.k Residential •.• by George Inc. Replacement Windows •Interior • Exterior POWERWASHING TO ADVERTISE ' Not responsible (or typographical errors. aluminum cans; and steel cans.; Let Our Advertisers MAKEYOVR OLD FLOORS LOOK WE NEW Cornmercjal • Residential' GUARANTEEDa Driveways ••. Parking Lots REASONABLE RATES • FULLY INS. BfwQ in viy comp6tilof t Sale items cash & carry only.. Sale prices 1 c Must register by Sept. 24"' - Program begins week of Oct. 1" Books and pizza boxes are not Custom Stenciling • Infrared Restorations p- Meticulous Expert Work tdoruupMitndwi.MlIt INSTALLED- REPAIRED' REFINISHEDl 'SERVING UNION COUNIYFOR OVER 20 YEARS' effective 9/12/01-9/18/01. Prices do not accepted. Do The Work • Free Estimates • i Freo Est • Fully Ins YOUR GOLD MEDAL WEIGHT LOSS CENTER tbltipl 908-964-7359 Include sales tax. Beer prices represent A yard waste permit is required! . 908-668-SEAL 800-831-8853 908-272-4033»Cell -90M03-8422 oro, 733-574.08/5 475 NORTH AVE., GARWOOD • (908) 233-7122 uibiMM to ABC regubtUttna. 24-12 02. bottles unless otherwise noted. to drop off branches, grass and; BUSINESS trimmings. Permits are available at; ISN'T IT TIM TO GET THE BODY 870 St. George Ave., Rahway, CVS Shopping Center • 732-381-6776 • FAX 732-381-8008 BATHS • KITCHENS DRIVEWAYS HOME IMPROVEMENT PAINTING/WALLPAPER the center; proof of vehide registra-' FULLY CALL J 2370 Plainfield Avenue, South Plainfield • 908-756-2165 • FAX 908-756-0850 tioh is required. i SHAPE-UP BATHROOM INSUREISURED nHMURAMOOS ESTIMATESTIMATEES GOOD CHOICE ,method GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, INC. PAINTING & PAPERHANGING CHRISTINE For more information, phone! C16PAY * LIFTMASfER * GENIE RENOVATIONS-MAINTENANCE JOHNNIE Q; ABSOLUT ^N/^BACARDI RUM" (908)709-7299. ' WE DO ENTIRE JOB INTERIOR/EXTERIOR DEAL DIRECT construction RESIDENTIAL'COMMERCIAL KITCHENS • BATHROOMS •• DOORS . PAPERHANGING 8 WALLPAPEfl REMOVAL WALKER BLACK Vodka 80° 1 \sr~-*. Light • Gold j' 800-981-5640 t NJ Plumb. LIC//10908 Asphalt Driveways NEW INSTALLATIONS • REPAIRS WINDOWS • BASEMENTS • STEPS COURTEOUS RELIABLE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. | • 15 YEARS EXP.'REFERENCES AVAILABLE Every System Must Be Sold! NJ Elect. LIC//B162 17 YRS. EXP. CALL DAN SPECIALIZING IN: CERAMIC-MARBLE-TILE. 4S»» Kenilworth library } Belgium Block Curbing TEL: (908) 810-0183 FREE EST.'FULLY INS. JOHNNIE ^ Mj| 8 732-340-1220 Brick Pavers , 908-245-8351 CT CELL: 1908)878-1169 MARK GIORDANO 908-771-0428 You'll Save As Much as $975 On a Brand WALKER REb 31 open Friday night ; ' MUNOWFORfKiCSTIMMl f DEWARS Walkways HBNILWORTH •— Don't usual-i New Heating & Air Conditioning System! WHITE LABEL ly get to the library because of a| EWiai BIEnBI Backhoe Service GENERAL CONTRACTOR Scotch.. ;tiItf, t AMS HOME IMPROVEMENT IRRIGATION INC. INSIDE OUT DUFFY ROOFING You'll Save Four Ways! WjSpwWiMlnADT^olHowlMprtWfflwl TILE • SHEETROCK At the same time, the children's! YOUR BUSINESS COMPLETE UNDERGROUND Interior & Exterior Paintfhg Professionals RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS department will accommodate a! SMALL & ODD JOBS WELCOME DEPENDABLE SINCE 1927 LAWH SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Custom Colors • Powerwashing SERVING UNION CTY& VICINITY l/Up to $975 In Savings on a Brand Mew coffeehouse night featuring the' COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL., Deck Restoration I : Frap.ESIiinales • Fully Uconsod & Insured GALL CHRISTINE 973-377-7708 • 973-884-4110 (eve) I • Heating & Air Conditioning System. Songwriters Connection of Union NJ DEP LIC. #0020980 i Free Estimates Fully Insured Fully Springfield V LTahfNfp* 100% Financing Available • s ( SHARPS County, Performers are Jill Cagney,' 1-800*981-5640 973-682-0432 (beeper) • Up to 30% In Savings on your Utility Bill' of Cranford, Stewart Brodian, Erik 80&452-2363 • 908-322-376L 908-276-1272 732382-3922 ^ 973-379-4262 ( ••h-. WORLD OF WINE Balkey, Gerard Masella, Susan' lw« ' I 780 E»J': 760 ARBOR MIST 780 MARQUES DERI8CAL A99 BUILDING • REMODELING |/ A 5 Year Parts & Labor Guarantee. You Spuntnw ;„.;....S5 . Ct*k& Cream.. I" Whlla ZMarufel • Shann and Gary O'Neill. Crmrdsnnay • Zlnlandal... FOUR SEASONS INTERIOR PAINTING won't spend a dime on repairs for the 7B0ANORE CHAMPAGNE • • ...2* i.SLRENE.JUNOT' "" Mfm Admission to the coffeehouse is There Is ho. substitute for experience A&R ELECTRIC, INC. . FENCES • BSMNTS • WALLS Dry • Pink •CoWDudi* «»4» 780 QLEN ELLEN WINDOWS • DOORS -KITCHENS LANDSCAPE &. DESIGN CONTRACTORS DECK POWERWASHING & Brut • Bpumanla .'....: v 780 REMV RED Sauvlonon Bluno • 1.5LCITRA Monlapulelano"."" Residential •Commercial . SPECIALIZING IN: • next 5 years free. Friends of the Kenilworth ' DRAINAOB COBHECfIONS • NEW PUNTINOS | 750 STOCK ' • • «SM Trablano > Chord. • Marlol WATERPROOFING 780 BERINGER Public Library will serve coffee, tea FOB ALL YOUR ELEaRICAL NEEDS FAST AFFORDABLE QUALITY SERVICE • • BBICK PAVERS • INSTALLATIONS Aall SpufflJinl* W 780 ROSEMOUNT *-M • RETAIMINO WALLS » HBW LAWNS DRIVEWAY SEALING • ODD JOBS BAILEVS M WhlUZInldtl 8amXhard. •Shlrai/Cab... .5> and light snacks. PROMPT FRIENDLY SERVICE FREE EST. "NO JOB TOO SMALL" i/ Interest Free Financing up to 6 months 780 FREIXENET Extra Ory • >«M 1.6LC0RBETT CANYON jitH> COUPIETB PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE SERVICE Cordon N«ON> Bful • 15 1.6LCANEI . ««aa COMPUTER NETWORK INSTALL hiimi Itx NLA. uu Cliltali R«i«l WJM Omni nIan4ai» Dmyi > Till CALL PETE Reaching available subject to credit approval. 7MM4R g»0» Wh«a 2lnl«ndal •• Whlla • Ro»e %y™ A new wheelchair-accessible cir- FULLY INSURED, BONDED Ij tisuid INI Ii' Ciilfal uu 0 turn < hilly M tunwuj I 780 QLEN ELLEN tSW* 760 CAVIT Man AlU O Cabanwl • Chardonnay %f Plnol Griolo O • culation desk has been installed at % 908-665-0849 MIW| ICALL ALAN 973-868-1806 m 908-317-6846 780 DOMAINE CHANDON 760ROM'ANA8AMBUCA 4CS8 780 R. MONDAVI Woodbridga JgM 760 QEORGE8 OUBOEUF the library as well as a new fire Cabamtl • Chardonnay 3 Baau|olala Vlllagaa • COO 1.BLR. MONDAVI Woodbrldn«if*Ba 780 PERKIER JOUBT" ffW Macoh Vllloo«» O alarm system that indudes strobe •Additions •Kitchens 78DJABOULETPAR46 rSOO Grand Brut .mil M Whlla Zlnlandal , ;,.O lights. The improvements were • OMHAiiMllMnft • rflinilnQ HORIZON HOME REPAIR 780 MO6T « CHANDON AAM 1.8L BLOSSOM HILL f*ra COIM du Rhorui O THEPLANTSMITH [ 18 750 CHERRY ««tttl funded by a; $25,000 block grant * Kenovaiions , rjgc| awarded by the Union Countv Landscape Consultant Chardonnay O : Over 30 years olToplfuallty Work at TO ADVERTISE PAINTING OLD ALUM. SIDING TO LOOK NEW 760. CHRISTIAN BROS. "f W 780FET2ER Valpollcfllio • Soava • ' >mtia Division of Community "WE DO IT All" Design • Installation* l'run!h|> • l.liihtini; Mailol • Plnot Grtfllo I Affordable Prices B/ttvVi...... « ,...i..'...'... >• • ' 4L CARLO ROSSI Sundial Chardonnay • : M Ch*b«a • WMt* Gr«iuch« • Vail*/0«ki Cab. Sluv. t.SLBOLLA Soavo- Development. MELO CONTRACTORS, Inc. No Job Too Small . , I JII I'hntlnii • I'CTCHIIIJI Gardens & L'ljniiiig 732-382-2554 1.78LE&J . 1S f Valpolloalta • Bardbllno • YOUR Burg.' RhkM • Vln Roaa» EaoK Peak Marlol For more information, nhonn Free lisilnutcii • Fully Insured < 20 Years Experience I.6L HERITAGE Chardonnay • Marlol • nsa P Free Estlrrtalej : Fully Insured NORMILE PAINTING Hurry! This offer ends October 31st 1.76LRAVNAL ri«a«l OftM Wh«« ZlnltlvM • CNtnU...... I 8anj]lov««e • Plnol GHoJo 5f 908-245-5280 Cabamal • Plnol • Age (908)276-2451. . Fra« EillmaUc Fully Uwi • Flrunolng Aviltabto ,_ .008)789-4777 ^LINGLENOOK' " Mariol • Chardonnay ...... 0 1.6LFANTANA CANDIDA BUSINESS 908-789-0554 Free Eitlmatef/25 yean or while supplies last FratcaU • MarkU • m ' WWW.UELOCONr5ACTOB3£OU Coortto :..,...,.,2 I .' 780 KENDALL JACKSON BIBC-XALMADEN VR Chardonnay Plnol Oriole 7MMAW6LLVS MJH ChiMi • Rhine • . MM HANDYMAN 309,000 1.8LRUFFINO Qoldwt'Biwoundy.... O - 780 KENDALL JACKSON Banner year CALL Coonu i fmt I . VR Catxmtl Chlanll '..... 760 HEMV MARTIN V8OP 3L LIVINGSTON CELLARS OM780BIMI 3LYAGO MIGHTY JOE YOUNG CAHTOl. EXPRESS LOCKSMITH Chwd. • Mariot i Cab*m*t O Chardonnay ».„' SanlQria. for cookie sales I |( IMI '.I K\ |( I k PRESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL EXT. & INT. ROLL & BRUSH BlBOX'FRANZlA. . CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CHRISTINE Specializing In: Service! 7S0 8IMI <4g£M >|QM pinolQrt CRANFORD - Girl Sen,,/ * ELECTRONIC ACCESS CONTROL • Renewing Your Old Alum. Siding LENNOX CalMRMt •. IO 780 BRC Roofing • Siding •• Kitchens 780 STERLING Troop 600 raised more than $1600 800 981 5640 * DOQR* WORK • Powerwashlng Vinyl Sitting Chardonnay., Bathrooms • B'smt • Decks 1.8LHARVEY8 jwM ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS '• Decks & Patios ^Professionals 780 STERLING to fund their own way to Hershev BRISTOL CREAM .., 1 O . • Fully Ins'Frea Est • All Work Guaranlwd • Sr. CHUen Discount 1LM»H VERMOUTH Marlot. 780 LOUIS JADOT Park, Pa., forthe Girl Scout Si FULLY INSURED " • • dv 900-903-9030 FREE ESTIMATE • FULLY INSURED O200I Nmln PrufculoiiiiU, luc, 5*" 780 8TERUNG Pfiullv Fulua o-ree by selling more than I7r 908-24&O203 973-736-0715 908-486-4364 cases of cookies or 2,124 boxes. ! September 13, 2001 Cranford Chronicle A-8 Cranford Chronicle September 13,2001 Fdutball team merger advances ByKIMBERLYMERZ Education, that efforts be made against co-oping, however she coming into their own. CORRESPONDENT ~ to fill any coaching positions says that Springfield should "Whether or not they are bor- life with certified coaches. Dayon, have approached the board derline players, they finally KENILWORTH - The although well-respected by sooner. Lafferty said, that at the earned some playing time... and Kenilworth Board of Education players and coaches alike, does end of last year, there were they are concerned that they approved a resolution Monday, not meet that requirement and about 40 players signed up, but will not see that playing time," which will allow the Springfield has been the subject of much very few actually showed up to Martin said. .. football players to join the board debate. . ; play, this Season. . In other issues, community Kenilworth teams in a co-opera- According to Athletic Resident Richard Laforte member Garmela Cplosimo -was tive agreement. The final step: Director Joe Lafferty, many expressed frustration with concerned about placement test approy&l by. the NJSIAA. efforts have been made to fill Springfield's late request for cd- scores and asked if the school SENIORS Kenilworth Superintendent the vacant football coaching .oping.;/.-'. '••••'• .•..;•• • •••':• .•' . was really preparing the stu- of Schools DrV Lloyd M. Leschuk position with a certified coach, "The children in our school dents for college. She said that •recommended" applying for a advertising nine times in the have been practicing through- in her experience, even though KenHworth Senior one-year agreement, since cur- newspaper, however there was out the whole summer, doing her daughter and several. Cittzeris Club rently they are at the end of a 2- very little response; If the appli- weight lifting, they attended friends were in honors math at year cycle for other Kenilworth cation for co-oping is declined by camp,: they had fund-raisers, to Kenilworth, With the placement. Robert Tobe,..left; emergency response coordinator at Schering - The club rfesmheid its monthly membership meetings Sept. cooperative, agreements. The 2- the NJSIAA, the board will once attend that, camp, they spent test results, their .respective col- Laboratories, examines a model of the renovated fire headquarters 5 with 116 in attendance. year application would tlien be again seek a coach with teach- this week working very, very leges required them to start in building shown to him by Fire Chief Lewis F. Giordino. Schering-Plough renewed for' all the sports pro- ing certification, possibly offer- RSVP hours volunteered by club, members in June, July hard. .*they (Springfield) know lower level math. has donated $100,000 toward renovation at the headquarters. and August were 753 in the nutrition program; 593 making grams, for a total of three years. ing the.position to one of the how many kids showed up last Also approved Was a;resolu- The agreement includes certified Springfield coaches. year and that should be the tion to use county prisoners for .preemie hats, afghans and lap robes for hospitals and nurs- Springfield picking up the costs Between 12-14 players are baseline...! think we are being such tasks as cleaning iip ing homes; 234 at the Cranford Health arid Extended Care of transportation, all of.their expected from Springfield. The very : kind in accepting Harding Field after a game or fire \ police Center; and 79 at Children's Specialized Hospital. ;: uniforms and equipment, as Springfield players-are required Springfield's ••'[': mistakes!.;? Membership is now at 348; and is open to all Kenilworth landscaping around campus 1 •Well as two extra coaches. to complete six practices before Laforte said,-"I think our kids during-the summer. Some par- seniors. Visit the Senior Citizens Center at 526 Boulevard to. In a controversial, move, the they are eligible to play. Despite deserve a little better than that ents were concerned about the ,000 lii giants fill out an application. • board also voted to make long- the benefits of. having extra to have somebody come in at the : workers being around thej}r chil- Club activities in the fall: : . ".''••'.'.. time, volunteer coach . Don players for the JV and freshman last minute and change the dren. The board "reassured the KENILWORTH — Schermgr Construction on the new Plough Corp. has awarded grants building could begin in July and Monday, Wedriesday and Friday — Mahjongg group, 10 Dayorii a permanent paid mem- teams, not all board members whole program around..." public that the workers' would a;m. Nutrition meals, noon; registration required at least a ber of its football coaching staff, or those residents at Monday . Denise Martin, mother of one be scheduled at times when the totaling $129,000 to the will; hou$e .fire, engines and contingent upon the co-op board meeting approved of the of the football captains, students would not be on the Kenilworth fire and police trucks which are currently stored day in advance. departments. " outdoors. In addition, the new . t • • Tuesday and friday — Crafts class; 9:30 a.m. agreement being passed by the cooperative agreement. expressed concern for the boys field, and that only workers con- 1 -,___-_-. Currently it is man- Board member Helen M.- who have worked hard, paid i^Fire~~DepaTtin^t~^n^~~fa^tiity^ wiU^cludera"claBsroom .Wediiesday~rljin.e dancing group, lp.m.r p7 victed of nonviolent offenses are UC ^ ^uMJ:^;Cei;elvjed^a_itotjsr&Uyequippied^faptraining-" date'd *by the Department- of. Paster tjigt.v ^aUbwfed^ih^tlie prograte : : . %/? ! 1 ^w#^S^^3n^Fil#^^^ d Day , 10 a;m.-; 2 p!m. Game's, "° grant toward the .fubp - fireiSghters and emergency med- horseshoes, putting, beanbag g'ames arid bocce are planned. A ing of the expansion and renova- ical squad personnel and expand- tion of the borough's fire head- ed office arid storage space. light lunch will be served. '- quarters';', :,'• -.- -1-.- :• • • •."'-. • The police department will use Tuesday, Sept. 18 — Birthday party for August: and Briefs School; and Vanessa Villegas, from sought are; the.unused toiletries September birthdays, 10 a.m. the HiDcrest Academy. from hotels collected in traveling "Schering-Plpugh's donation its grant to purchase four laptop was the largest we have ever computers that will link a high- Friday, Sept. 21—-Bingo, 1p.m. Westfield — Ken Mongella," (shampoo, conditioner, soaps, Dec; 161 — 36th anniversary party at The Westwood in Teen arts displayed U'Angelo, Christine Pemolvie and from Centennial High School; lotion, ;shower caps, etc.) Included received," said Kenilworth Fire tech system for officers on patrol. . Chris Notrile, all from Cranford Gordon Canizio and Derrek also may be donations of makeup Chief Lewis Giordino, who also It is expected the new laptop sys- Garwood, noon. at G,R. Bard offices High School; Caitlin Neely, from. Morgan, both from Beadlestpn and cosmetics, hygiene items; and rioted previous Schering-Plough tem,, which will be operational in Trips planned are Thursday, Oct. 11 for an Italian festival; Hillside Avenue. School; Megan High School; and Bryan the hospitality packages given by grants for hew fire trucks and an two months, will allow police to Dec. 4 for a Christmas celebration in Bethlehem! Pa.; March . The 2001 Union County Teen ; Wischusen and Michael Strom, Washington, from Westlake airlines in first class, overseas ambulance. -.•••- access the National Crime for lunch and a show atTiiree Little Bakers. For reservations, . •• : • •••.••.'•-.• -. ..':'•.[' • .-.-.• :.' "•. \ "•' ••''••' :•'•; ' •• ' • '• :'• '-i-\-- •••;.' •••.:' . ' . '• \ NIGOLE DIMELLA/STARF PHOTOGRAPHER Arts, touring exhibit is now on dis- Information Center to run back- both from Orange Avenue School. School. . . •"••••' . flights. For the fourth year,: the "The firehouse was built in phone Trudy at (908) 272-9547. Matthew Moore, 6, of Garwood bounced along lit his inflatable lane in a race at the Garwood Kids Festival and Street Fair Sunday. : play at the corporate offices of 1966 and has not been updated ground checks from their patrol C.R, Bard, New Providence. Fanwood —^ Brad Stanek, from The touring, exhibit, inay be committee has expanded the col- The van makes trips to shopping centers Tuesday through Park Middle School. over the yearn The offices we cars. Officers will also be able to . Included are 46 works selected seen during normal business lection to include bed linens such Friday; see the schedule at the Senior Citizens Center. Kenillubrtti — Rachael Rapolas hours. For more information, as spreads, quilts and blankets/ have right now are minimal and complete and submit reports from.among 513 shown in the and. Nicole Adago, both from phone (908) 558-2550. either or adults or children. expansion is a necessity," he said. from their vehicles. Union County Teen Arts Festival David'.:. Brearley Middle/High Cranford Recreation ait Union County College in The committee asks that all School; ••:•'••'•',•:•.• Realtors collecting donated towels or linens be laun- Union County is now offering Preschool signups The Recreation and Parks Department sponsors these fall March. Among the student artists , Scotch Plains — Dave dered and that toiletries be respite care for residents who care now at library activities for senior citizens in Cranford age 60 and older. iptthe exhibit:. Pahnatier, from the Union County toiletries, linens unopened. for loved ones who can no longer Unless otherwise indicated, activities are in the Cranford — Rosaleen Vocational and Technical High function on their own. * CRANFORD — Registration is WESTFIELD - "^red" tow- Items may be brought to the Community Center.-'at 220 Walnut Ave. The schedule: Greater TJnioh County Included iri the cost is physi- under way for preschool story BowHng at Linden Lanes, 10 a.ni. Monday. els, toiletries, and linens are being cian and nurse coverage 24 hours Tiours at the Cranford Public collected by the Greater Union Association of Realtors, 767 •line dancing class, 11 a.m.-noon Thursday (beginner) and Central Ave.,;Westfield, 8:30 a m- a day, seven days a week; semi- library 224 WahiutAve. : Comity Association of Realtors for . private rooms with basic cable^TV; 10:30 a.m.-nobn Tuesday (intermediate, advanced). 4:30 pim,V Monday through Story hour for'children 4 years Square dancing class; 1-3 p.m! Monday beginning Sept. 17. distribution to local shelters for meals and snacks; and a variety of old is 10:15 a.m. Tuesdays, through abused women, and the homeless. Friday. If unable to do, so, call the GUCAR office at (908) 232-9000 events attd activities. pet. 23. Story hour for children 3 Slow-movemeilt aerobics, 10-11 a.m. Wednesday begin- The. seventh annual drive will The rnjnihmm stay is three years old is 1:30 p.m. Wednesdays, ningSept. 19. ; . conclude Sept. 20.* It is sponsored to make alternative arrange- ments. nights; there is no maximum stay, through Oct. 24. Ballroom-style dancing, 1:15-2:15 p.m. Wednesday begin- PEDIATRIC by the Realtor Community Caregivers of persons that have ning Sept. 19. Service Committee. Both programs are open to DENTISTRY qualified for Medicaid may qualify Cranford residents and those who "Memory Album" (preserving photographs), 9:30-11 a.m. The public is invited'to donate Runnells offers for funding to cover the costs of a hold a paid Cranford out-of-town Thursday, Sept. 27-Nov. 15. towels and linens that are'still NJ .speciality permit #5197 respite care respite stay and should;, contact library card. serviceable' but perhaps no .longer For registration, phone (908) .709-7283 or visit the the Union County Division, of Seating, is Hmited and registra- Community Center. Maty Flaitagan, DMD. suitable for guests £r<-may not. BERKELEY HEIGHTS — Aging at (908) 527-4873. . tion in person is required. An adult : match the current 4dcorr Also Runnells Specialized^JJpspital of ," • ' at '. ;•••.••• To inquire about respite care, responsible for each child must 777 RARITAN ROAD call the hospital admission office remain in the library during story Garwood Senior ; : : CLARK, NEW JERSEY at (908) 771-5901. ^ :- hb7"" ";'r" " 7 '' ' Citizens Club 732-815-1977 AIR CONDITIONINGS HEATING Mr. & Mrs. Pat DiFabio celebrated their 50th weddirig Call For Your FREE Comfort Analysis anniversary in June with a cake. Dr Mary and daufhlcr Katie Diabetic Patients! Pritzi Rendinelli celebrated her 90th birthday in June Financing Available . If you have Medicare or Private Insurance iV Extensive training in comforting tearful children with a cake. : All Credit Cards Accepted . ;V Experienced staff that enjoys working with children You may be eligible to, receive your Other birthdays celebrated by club members were Mary ft Kid fnendly environment • gameroom & prizes Ryan, in June; Marie Rieck, in July; Kitty Madarai, Beverly Fras-Af rContracting, Inc/Arrowhead Conditioning Diabetic supplies at Viners and Jean Calabro; in August. -,V Hi tech office with the warmth and charm of home CALL NOW 1-800-339-1153 For FREE Estimate J NO Cost "To You! ft Honored by the American Association of Women 24 Hour s$rylce \ \: •••:,-,:. : r : : For more information call AARP Chapter 4269 Dentists the NJ Society ol Dentistry for Children ^pnt+isl Hunterdon County • Somerset County and the Dental Honor Society Ugk Union County • Middlesex County Diabetic Supply Program Trips sponsored by the AARP chapter: Wednesday, Sept. 26 — Atlantic City. Other Atlantic City Toll Free 1-888-466-2678 trips are scheduled Oct. 24 and Nov. 28. (No HMO patients, please.) Dec. 6 -;- Christmas show at Three Little Bakers. Cost of $63 includes a buffet lunch. Payment in full is required by Sept. 30. . •••••• •. ' NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER BLISS ESTABLISHED 1882 For more information, phone Michael Doncrauk at (908) Anna Chapman, 11, of Scotch Plains, left/gets a little help from her NICOLE DIMELLA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER 486-6679. All are welcome. friends, Kate Douglas, 11 of Westfield and Maya Robinson, 11 of Andy Fromm of Westfield puts out a make-believe fire at the annual Scotch Plains. Anna Is designer of Anna's Beads. The trio were sell- kids festival sponsored by the Garwood Chamber of Commerce. Thursday Club Ing the trinkets at the Garwood Kids Festival and Street Fair. ONE CALL PUTS YOU IN TOUCH WITH THESE HOMETOWN WEEKLYNEW3M The Cranford Senior Citizens Thursday Club is sponsoring a trip Oct. 4-10 to Nashville and Gatlinburg, Tenn. A Grand Independent Suburban CranfordChrohldS BLACK CARPENTER ANTS Ole Opry show, riverboat cruise on the General Jackson and (908) 232-7760. in six-part series. First CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME admission to Dollywood are included. Cost is $879 per person, I This week Presbyterian Church, 11 Black Carpenter Ants excavate.extensive galleries in wood to serve Springfield Ave., Cranford, 7-9 double occupancy. Phone (908) 272-5375. p.m. Sept. 23. Free. as nesting places ant) can do serious damage to your home They're unsightly and unsanitary but they are no match lor Bliss trained THURSDAY Registration: (908) 276-8440. Kenilworth, 7 p.m. Free. (908) 50TH ANNIVERSARY — technicians.. Ask about our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PLAN: FridayCIub 276-2451. •'..-•• ^ . SEPT. 20 it's backed by over a century ol reliability. • The Cranford Senior Citizens Friday Club meets 1 p.m. at reunion for Cranford High THURSDAY CUB SCOUT SIGNUP — for FARMERS'MARKET - for School Class of 1951. The JOSEPH F. PETRONE the Community Center. boys entering Grades 1-4. St. seniors (60-up) who live in NICK GRASSO PHONE: Trips sponsored by the Friday Club: Breakers on the Ocean, Spring TILE CONTRACTORS w (908) 277-0079 SEPT. 13 Michael's School, 108 Alden St;, Garwood. Borough Hall, 403 Lake, Oct. I2.'!4- ROOFING SPECIALIST Wednesday, Oct. 10 — Atlantic City. Cost is $15. The bus Cranford, 7-8:30 p.m. (908) 497- South Ave., Garwood, 10 a.m.- COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL ' BBB OPEN REHEARSAL - for Reservations/inquiries: tilliem- SIERRA CONSTRUCTION il |IU»HI/H' MUM 0791. HOME IMPROVEMENTS ALL TYPES CUSTOM BATHROOM REMODELING leaves the Centennial Avenue Pool at noon. Other Atlantic New Jersey Intergenerational noon.. Transportation available: [email protected] or (302) 227- OWNER OPERATED/SENIOR DISCOUNT KITCHENS • FOYERS OSentricon MEMKR City trips are scheduled Nov. 14 and Dec. 12. Orchestra. Cranford High School, (908) 789-0710. 1352. Authorized MARBLE INSTALLATION • REPAIRS. MITRO N.Y. FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED. Colony Elimination System Wednesday, Oct. 17 — Qktoberfest at Platzl Brauhaus. 201 West End Place, Cranford, LITTER PICKUP — S SSSiS FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY.INSURED . Cost is $53. The bus leaves the Centennial Avenue pool 9:30 6:30 p.m. Sept. 13, 20. (908) 709- throughout Cranford, 10 a.ra.- 908462-457v 0 Revolutiona )t In EXTERMINATORS TUESDAY 04J8I6 ' \.~ T*~*r- VXKI 16 a.m. and returns 7 p.m. 0084. ./.:.'•• noon Oct. 13. Registration ONE OF.THE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMING UP mmmmmmsm For reservations, phone (908) 276-2849. TOWNWIDE YARD SALE required: (90.8) 709,7299 by ROOFING & SIDING EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY SEPT. 18 Sept. 21. . CARING AND SHARING - — throughout Garwood, 9 a.m.- /COVERS MATERIAL & LABOR FRIDAY 4 p.m. Sept. 22, 23. Registration TOWNWIDE CLEANUP — J&M CONSTRUCTION Monday Club meeting of Union MS Support throughout Garwood, 10 a.m.-2 /BACKED 0Y GAF CORP. Group/Caregiver Support Group. required: (908) 789-0710. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Activities of the Cranford Senior Citizens Monday Club: AUTUMN PICNIC - mark- p.m. Oct. 13. Registration /FACTORY-AUTHORIZED INSTALLER Let Our Advertisers SEPT. 14 Union Hospital, 1000 Galloping required: (908) 789-0710, /SATISFACTION GUARANTEED f CRANFORD CANOE CLUB* Sept. 17 — Social hour. COFFEEHOUSE — Jill Hill Road, Union, 7 p.m. (908) ing feast of St. Michael. St. SIDING' 'ROOFING • GUTTERS/LEADERS 1-800-981-5640 Michael's Church, 40 Alden St., BOOK TALK — discussion Do The Work Managed and Operated by Clinton Canoe & Kayak Co. ^ Sept. 24 — Dr. Calderone on caring for your eyes. Cagney (Cranford), Stewart 851-0375. of "Waiting" by Ha Jin. ' WINDOWS'ft DOORS • ALTERATIONS Free.-) Day Vacation Getaway Oct. .1 — Board meeting, 11 a.m. Business meeting with Brodian, Erik Balkey, Gerard LADIES AUXILIARY — Cranford, 6:30-10 p.m. Adults The Pender's $10; under 10 $2.50. Tickets: Community: Center, 220 Walnut _i 973-37*8883 732-381-0731 hot dogs and 50-50,1 p.m. Masella, Susan Shann and Gary meeting of auxiliary to VFW Post Aye., Cranford, 7 p.m. Oct. 15. O'Neill. Kenilworth Public 6807. VFW hall, 221 South Ave., (908) 276-0360 by Sept. 16. IBM Qci & _ No meeting (Columbus Day). (908)709-7272. ROOFING-SIDING ROOFNG Library, 548 Boulevard, Garwood, 7:30 p.m. Membership: GRIEF RECOVERY - first TREE SERVICE Boat Rentals $• Vet Oct. 15 — Birthday party. ON TIME BUILDERS ROOFIM WOODSTACK Canoes 20 Boat Oct. 22 — Social hour. Point University in High Point, Cranford was named to the TREE SERVICE for upto 2 hours Oct. 29 — Social hour. N.C. dean's list for the spring 2001 ALL YOUR RESIDENTIAL MICHAEL PALERMO FIREWOOD' Kayaks ofboating I Campus notes RESIDENTIAL ROOFING Members celebrating birthdays in September and October *** semester at William Paterson ROOFING NEEDS LOW, LOW RATES '•: . Pedal Boats are Mae LaPlante, Mildred Eichinger, Rita Eilbacher and MOST HOMES $2,500-53,900 COMPLETE SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS Michael Krug of 1 Cedar University in Wayne. She is a GUTTERS • SIDING & 908-862-6139 INSURED'FREE ESTIMATES Yukiko Hansleman. Five area students have Garwood, bachelor's degree in St., Garwood, has graduated senior majoring in special edu- REPLACEMENT WINDOWS graduated from the Madison individualized studies. from Columbia University in cation. FULLMOSY INST HOME. FREES ESTI DA. UNIOY COMPLETION CO, HVICN , Open Weekends thru Sept. & Oct.,10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday Club Johh Pokojny of Garwood, . • *#* • 908-276-5752 Last bo campus.of Fairleigh Dickinson Manhattan. SPECIAUZING IN ADDITIONS, n j-'-ij At on to the water at 5 p.m. The Cranford Senior Citizens Tuesday Club will hold its University. master of business administra- • • ••• *** Michelle Carvalho and , BASEMENTS, KITCHENS,. wmo Closed weekdays except for large groups with advanced reservations. anniversary party at noon Sept. 18 at the Community Center; The graduates and their tion degree in finance. Patrick Gorman of Sean Cunningham, both of The Tuesday Club is sponsoring an Atlantic City trip BATHROOMS, CUSTOM DECKS POWELL'S ROOFING CONNOLLYS PROFESSIONAL . • M boaters >mm be able to swim " .• . An adult is required in every bdat degrees: Hilda Rodriguez of Cranford has received a bache- Kenilworth, were named to the •P. .• CMImmua be athmt6yeanold except-TeeHap Buddy liomik with Wednesday, Sept. 19 to the Taj Mahal. Cost is $14; you will Richard Brugger of Kenilworth, bachelor's degree lor's degree in communication dean's list for the spring 2001 . ALLYOURHOMENEEDS "NO JOB TOO SMALL" WINDOW CLEANING & POWERWASHI •One adult for every 2 children parents in separate boats receive $11 in coin. The bus leaves 10 a.m. from 40 Meeker Cranford, bachelor's degree in in accounting, magna cum design from Kutztown semester on the Teaneck cam- AVAILABLE 7 DAYS laude. University in Kutztown, Pa. He FULLY INS/ FREE ESI "We'll Improve Your Outlook' For Group Reservations and Further Information Gall: Ave For reservations, phone Helen at (908) 276-7017. business management. . pus of Fairleigh Dickinson ' Members celebrating September birthdays are Charlie . Harley Colomban of • • . • . ••••'..• *** • ••'•• • is a 1996 graduate of Cranford University, . 1-866-4-UR-ROOF w% OFFsicirz,cirz, DISC. DIS FreeEst . Fully Ins. ^ Cranford 908-709-7285 Weekends Clinton 908-735-6767 Weekdays Garwood, bachelor's degree in John Daly of 28 Burnside High School. Burns, Mike Jacky,Ruth Labadessa, Mary Mesleski, Sophia ; Each had a grade point aver- ; : ; (487-7663) am WNT/AI/AIII ClComplette Roofs 908-389-1554 1 CRANPOW) CANOE CLUB •.* Olson and Irene Rauer. accounting. Y . . Aye., Cranford, has received a age of 3.2 or higher on a scale of. t i Nicole Cherchio of v Carmen . O'Leary . of bachelor's degree from High 4. '• . • •<,. • ".••• '• • ' .. •II 90o-92o-03o2 M 250 Springfield Ave, At the comer of Orange Ave,, Cranford, NJ B-2 Cranford Chronicle John A; Sorrentino (Obituaries Dominick Colaiieri member__of. _C,rajL^if8 CRANFORD - John A. CRANFORD — Dominick ' Sorrentino; his daughter, Lydia . Colaneri, 91, died at home in BPOE 2006. He was: a charter Sorrentino, 81, of Cranford, Rodriguez; his brother, Cranford Friday, Sept. 7. member of the Crahford First : September 13 & 14,2001 died Friday, Sept. 7, 2001, at Salvatore Sorrentino; two sis- Elizabeth Shanahan Born in Cranford. he lived in Aid Squad. He was 'a past Rahway Hospital. ters, Mary Caravano and Garwood from 1953 before.moy- grand marshal of the Cranfqrd Mr. Sorrentino was born in Josephine Zutell; and seven KENILWORTH - Elizabeth the Americas; and the Altar ing to Boca Raton, Fla., in Memorial Day Parade. V Marsala, Sicily. He came to the grandchildren. ^Betty" Shanahan, 61, died Rosary Society at St. Theresa's 1972. In 1990, he moved to East Surviving are five sisters, BEST BETS United States dt age 7 and Visitation is from 7-9 p.m..Sept. 5, 2001 at her home.. She Roman Catholic Church. Brunswick and returned to Orlaflda Gallo, Martna lived in Elizabeth before mov- Saturday, 2-4 p.m. and 7 to 9 worked- for the Royal Indemnity Surviving are her husband, Cranford in June of this year. Froehlich, Madeline Polidori, ing to Cranford since 1967. p.m. Sunday and at 9:45 a.m. Co. in Manhattan, and before Joseph; five sons, Joseph, He was a bricklayer and job Louise O'Cone and Rose Mary He served as a private in the Monday at Dooley Funeral that with the New York City Thomas, William, Kevin and supervisor with r the Clusman; a brother John; and j Country Fair Army during World War II. Home in Cranford. Mass of Department of Social Services. Michael; a daughter, Kathleen International Union, of numerous nieces arid nephews. concert • , ,,Mr, Sorrentinp was an avid Christian Burial will be offered She was born in New York Mclnerney; and five grandchil- Bricklayers and Allied He was predeceased by His ; in Branchhurg gardener. at 10:45 a.m. Monday at St. City and had lived in dren.':- ••••":.. : • • •;'.'.• '• \.• Craftsmen; Local 34, in wife Mary Rita Colaneri and by Helen's: Church, Westfield... his brothers and sisters, Lena •',; BRANCHBURG - The He was a truck driver for Kenilworth since 1960, . A funeral Mass was celebrat- Westfield for many years before "Fourth Anriual Branchburg to Union County for 20 years, Burial will be at Clover Leaf Mrs. Shanahan also was a ed Saturday at St. Theresa's retiring in 1971. He supervised Cipplla, Edith Lugara, Irene retiring in 1983. Cemetery, Woodbridge. the building of many important Doyle, Gloria Fiadino. and ^Country iFair will be held volunteer with the Kenilworth Church, following services at Saturday, Sept. 22 at White He was preceded in death by Memorial donations may.be Board of Elections. She was a Opacity Funeral Ijome: Burial Cranford landmarks including Michael Anthony and Josephs 1 ' his daughter, Angeling Walker, made in. his name to the was in Graceland.Memorial St.: Michael's Church; Temple .. Arrangements .; were.... ]by .; f>ak Park, starting at 11 a.m* member of the Kenilworth : 'This year the free event '•:• : Surviving are his wife of 54 American Heart Association or Senior Citizens Club; Court St; Park. Donations may be sent to Beth-El Mekor Chayim, Walnut : Dobley Funeral Home in HILLSBOROUGH -. The his- /•' Avenue and Orange Avenue Cranford. Mass of Christian 'includes historical reenactr years, Lydia Pedrazzani the American Diabetes Theresa, Catholic Daughters of the Kenilworth Rescue Squad. '/ments by Colonel John Lamb's tone Hillsborough Reformed ' Sorrentino; his son, John C. Association. . schools, the library,; the First Burial wias; offered at 9:30 a.m. Church at Millstone will be the set- : Aid Building, the Vf W and Monday, at St. MichajeJ's y Artillery Regiment, Jersey ting for an unusual program. of L. Milton Blomhageh Elkshajk \. -, :.. '••'•."' Church,- Cranford. • Intermeht , Brigade^ Field Regiment and Seventeenth century Dutch and ; He was an Army veteran of was in Fairview Cemetery, ?rd New Jersey Regiment. North German music presented by Alfonso Automate :: CRANFORD — L. .Milton Union County.' . ••"'•;. World War II, serving as a staff Wtfild' '^ ' -'''?•.; ; Branchburg PTO "Fun Day" well-known • area musicians Blumhagen, 70, of Cranford Mr. Blumhagen was involved •sergeant. "'••" •'. '•'.. •'.'.. '• •;•.•: ...:- rgamesi pony rides, state enter- Eugene Roan and John Burkhalter CRANFORD — Alfonso J. Thomas Abbruscato, are Memorial contributions.may. : : died Sunday, Sept; 9. :. with the.North American Shar- He was a member Of Capt/ be made to the Cranford First ;,tainment, and craft arid food on Sunday, Sept. 23 at 7. p.nv Antoniato, 88, died Sept. 4, deceased. .•'.•. •. '-;.•.• ' Vv,.\ '•' 2001 at the Mary Anne Hale Surviving are three daugh- : Mr. Blumhagen Wa,s a car- Pei Rescue^ an organization ^Newell Rodney''Fiske Post 335 Aid Squad, PO: Box 1771, -sales are also on the schedule. The program will include works penter with Handy that rescues ,and projects the VFW of Cranford and the Cranford, NJ 07016,: or to the r The event ends after dark with for organ solo by Scheidt, Pavilion of the JFK Haven ters, Elvira DiBattista of 1 Hospice in Edisoh; A color Cranford, Ann Marie Paola of Manufacturers in Newark for breed. • • :.'•• . "' •'• .•.•'•.'••':"•• .. ;' •;:••' le'adei of. the post drill team, Haven- Hospice, 56 James St., : 0 giant fireworks display. Sweelinck and Buxtehude as per- 23 years before retiring in 1993 Survivingg are, his wife, He was the: oldest surviving Edison, NJ 08818. •:.: Major corporate .sponsors".;; formed by Roan on the Reformed... chemist, he helped develop the . Pittsburgh, N.Y., and Barbara Church's magnificent ^mechanical process of printing, on metal, Aobruscato of Avenel; a brother, Born in Drake, N.D., he lived ;'•'. Marilyn; a daughter, Raridie J.; are Roche. Molecular Systents, during 36 years : with Anthony of Jacksonville, Fla.; in Newark be'fore. moving to a son, Aaron S«; and a sister, Johnson & Johhspn Soinerset jnpa. ui'gan built'iii ' Stella E. Delaiiey County finmpflnipg, TTriitf> Charles Ruggles modeled on the International Printing in two sisters, Mary Paone and Cranford 41 years ago. Delphihe Michalenko. : design and "sound'' of original 17th . Brooklyn and Elizabeth. Th Af htih f Tg He was n tfirtniW nf tJho ' Smienn mwn: at. .T .^ Stella Ei . died in January 1983,. '.,..;. Tr'ust Bank, Commerce Bank Cranford Veterans of Foreign - Tuesday;at-Higgins andlBeinher- and Sh6p-Rite. of Branchburg;^ and 18th^ehtury Dutch and'Norffi" " r^ISte^ifltoniato was—born in • Island; Nv'Kr;!^ grandchildfettj Delan'ey, : "•SUi'Vlving are many ftieVes" German instruments.. " Brooklyn. . vand lived in Wars; B'nai B'rith, B'nai Zion Echo 'Lake. Funeral Home, andnephews. Branchburl Township is the 17 great-grandchildren and two ; Sunday, Sept. 2, 2001^ Clark In addition to the works for Woodbridge before moving to great-great-grandchildreh\ ; and the Kennel Club, all of Westfield..; T. O ',', Nursing and ~ Rehabilitation A funeral Mass was offered at , municipalsponsor. . Branchburg Women's Club organ solo, John Burkhalter will Cranford in 1995. He later A funeral Mass was celebrat- Center in Clark. St., Michael's Church Cranford also perform works for unaccompa- . worked for Kohlen-Madden in ed Friday at St. Anne's Roman HoUister Ai. Cox She was born on July 19, on Wednesday, Sept. 1^- will hold a food drive, and New nied recorder by Jacob van Eyck Lodi from 1965 until his retire- Catholic Church, Garwood,, fol- 1899, in Netcong and Jived in Internment was in Gate Of Jersey Blood Services will, host one of. the most celebrated 17th ment in 1975. lowing services at the Dooley Heaven Cemetery, East a Bloodmobile visit (eat first ' KENILWORTH — Hbllister Cranford for many years. . •': century Dutch musical merry mas- His wife, Nora Levi Funeral Home. Burial was in He . was a member of She was a member of St. Hanover. Arrangements were by .and bring ID) during the fai^; ters. .'• • ' . ' ' ' . • '' .. / •;'.,• Antoniato, arid a grandson, St. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. A. Cox, 86, died Sept, 6,2001 at International Union of Michael's Church, Cranford. Dooley Funeral*" Home, The fun also includes his home. He retired in 1979 Elevator Constructors Local 1. Roan is professor emeritus of Her husband Robert Delaney Cranford. , Polynesian-style dancers, and organ and former chair of the after 35 years as an elevator Surviving are hid wife, country & western, folk and mechanic with the General organ, piano and harpsichord Lucille; a son, John H.; a rock bands. department of Westminster Choir Elevator Co, of Newark. daughter, Hollis'.. Kisher; and Victor S. Nielsen Rain date is Sunday, Sept. College the School of Music oillider A native of New Jersey, Mr. two grandchildren. ; Cortipare 23.. ; •;• ' .,' - .••• • '•'• University, where he has taught . Cox lived, in Hillside before Private arrangements were CRANFORD—r Victor Sabye deceased. since 1956. Prof. Roan has lectured Consider the beauty, service* care and moving to Kenilworth in 1948..^ by Opacity Funeral Home. Nielsen, 72, died Aug. 31,2001 at Surviving are his wife, Helen for chapters of the American Guild Ocohee Memorial Hospital in Julia Sarnbski Nielsen; a daugh- 'Orchestra will maintenance at Hjllside Cemetery. All plots, 1 of Organists and has taught at the Seneca; S.C. iHe served in' the ter, Dian^i Nielsen-Knowlers; perform at mall Royal School of Church Music as graves, cremorial graves arid bronze eremorial Edmund H. Antonczak Army and was a salesman in the three sons, Victor Steven Nielsen, well as many Summer workshops paper manufacturing industry John Scott Nielsen and James ,";'. BRIDGE WATER — John and seminars throughout the coun- niches are in fully developed areas and include Edmund H. Ahtonczak, for- in Kenilworth for 43 years. prior to his retirement. Alan Nielsen; two sisters, Gladys Nobile's "Summer Swing try. . A graduate of the Curtis perpetual care. Located on Woodland Avenue merly of Kenilworth, died Surviving are his sons, John Mr. Nielsen was born in N; Rabatino of South Carolina .Orchestra" will be in.concert Institute of Music in Philadelphia Saturday, Sept. 8, at home iii and Robert; and his daughters, Cranford and had lived most and Carole RSbith of Florida; rSept. 22 at the Bridgewater Three and Westminster Choir College, he in Scotch Plains, a non-profit, non-sectarian Larksville^ ; . Susan arid Lori Segal; and four recently in Seneca. and nine grandchildren. Commons Mall from 6-8 p.m. The Friends of the Somerset County/0rldgewater Library will open Its concert series for the fall with a free concert by "The Three Divas," has also studied at the School of Before retiring, he worked at grandchildren. : His parents, Victor V. Nielsen Private arrangements were by '.''.' The concert features this Florence Lazzeri, Margaret Southwell and Marilyn Spesak at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 21 at the library, Vogt Drive and North Bridge Street. Sacred Music of the Union organization. 908.756,1729 General Motors Corp. in Linden Serivces were at 11 a.m. and Elizabeth Sabye Nielsen, ' Brown-Oglesby Funeral Home dn outstanding1 Swing Band that Admission is free. Theological Seminary in New York for .43 years. : .••;. V Tuesday at S.J. Grdntkowski and a brother, Richard, are Seneca. • has rapidiy gained distinction City. His teachers were Alexander Born in Courtdale, he lived Funeral Home in Plymouth, Pa. in the local area. Consisting of McCurdy and Alec Wyton. eighteen pieces (including Burkhalter studied the perfor- istdBCisfietCi886 :': Elizabeth Clarke female vocalist) the band will mance of early music at the New www.hillsidecemetery.com Angela Gatto beplaying swing music from England Conservatory of Music in CRANFORD — Elizabeth and two nephews, Thomas jtjie X930's and 1940's, includ- Fusion rock band will debut on Sept. 15 Boston with Daniel Pinkham, and CRANFQRD '•••—'• Angela than 20 years with Dairyland Clarke, 88, died Monday, Sept. Clarke of Lutz, Fla., arid John DeTrolio* Gatto. died Sept. 3, Dairies in Irvington. 10, 2001, at The Elms Nursing Clarke of Rye, N.Y; and several ,'irig many of the sprigs made MONTGOMERY — In a time artist and represents the best of Blownapart" — a. power rock "What the heck is that instru- baroque performance practice with 2001 at her home. She had been Surviving are her husband, Home, Cranbury. grandnieces and grand- famous by Glenn Miller, when every.'genre from cuisine his original musical sound," trio that also •' featured ment?" when he pulls put his Dutch recorder virtuoso Frans Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, to corporations are fusing their says .Alan Grant, of. Watershed drummer Dave Bruggen at Harvard University He a bookkeeper . with Polly Frank; two sons, Frank: arid Before retiring, she was a nephews, ;. electric violin or mandolin. The has prepared music for films pro- Plastics in Kenilworth prior to .Alan; and two grandchildren. • registered nurse at Lockheed, Services will be held at 8:15 •Artie Shaw, Count Basie, and talents to produce. the. best Bridgewater, who founded the Hartkern of Maplewood — Julliard-trained violinist, Ray's .DukeEllington..;. ,...,„'.;._... duced by NJN, Encyclopedia her 1985^jretirement. , A ^cmojrial ]^[ass was North Plainfield. a.m. Wednesday at Brunswick results for. the consumer, the popular local: group "Primitive Secero has been a visible figure musical range extends from , Location is Center State at Britannica, PBS, the Newark ' Mrsjr Gatto" was. -born in offered Saturday atChUrch of She was a World War H Navy Memorial Home, East New Jersey. music scene is Soul" six years ago, and whose in the local music scene, hosting funky fiddle to classical orches- Museum and the University, of Newark and had lived in the Assumption in Roselle veteran. Brunswick, followed by a 9 a.m. the Lower Level and admission about to benefit from the blend original music has been fea- open jam sessions at Orphan : is free. tral . works for New Jersey Pennsylvania Museum of Cranford since 1971, She earli- Park, Arrangements were. by Surviving are a niece, Eileen Mass at Our Lady of Peace trend. tured on both national televi- Annie's in Stirling and Thechurches and performance Archaeology and Anthropology, er was a bookkeeper for more dooley Funeral Home. Paradise of East Brunswick Church, North Brunswick. Watershed— a funky, percus- sion and foreign shores. As lead Hideway in South Plainfield. organizations; among others. Mir. Burkhalter also Wellness Expo sive rock band that features a guitar and. vocalist, Grant says "The versatility of the musi- An award-winning percus- has served as amusical consultant violin, steer drums, and flute in that one of the unique strengths cianship we represent allows us sionist, who has appeared with for the National Geographic * Legal Notices in Somerset addition to the more traditional of Watershed is that "no matter to play both musically complex Society in Washington, D.C. Edward J. Hobbie guitar and drum sound — is a which performer an audience stuff as well as rock out," says the nationally acclaimed LEGAL NOTICE SOMERSET - Natural Life "Holiday Express" and popular There will be no admission ..' •••.••.- •.••;••. ;. .BOROUGH OF GARWOOD' • • • / , fusion of talents from fivepro - member watches, they're going Secero. "That's why I'm excited. charge for this concert. Any "alms" *' ATTORNEY AT LAW ; . •...•'.-.. •.••.. NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NONPAYMENT OF TAXES. . Approach Inc. (NLA) will debut Jersey Shore's "Candle . • '.. ••• • '.•'•• -' ASSESSMENTS AND/OR MUNICIPAL LIENS . ' • • its Health & Wellness Expo at lific-local musicians whose to be fully entertained, since The musicianship is extraordi- received will benefit a regional PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. I, Corlnno E. Brown, ColloclOr ol Taxes 61 ths-Borough ol Garwood, In Iho County ol Union and Stale ol Now Joreey, will on Iho'lllh Brothers" in addition to 476 SOUTH AVENUE E.. . day pi Oclobor 2001 at tho Municipal Building, 403 South Avenue, Garwood, NJ at the hour of 10:00 am or al such llmo and placo to which said salo mav Ilion bo ndiournod sot • the Garden State Exhibit unique individual sounds have each is vastly accomplished in nary!" charity. . ths followlna dosetlbad.lands situated In the'Borouqh ol Garwood. ' ' ' •. .": ....'•• been filling. Jersey clubs for his own right. That makes for The son of jazz trombone leg- "Primitive Soul," Tom Minson, The Hillsborough Reformed CRANFORD, N.J,07O16i . Said lands will bo sold lor tho amount ol ths municipal Hens chargoablp against each parcel with Intoresl'and costs fb Iho data of sale bul exclusive ol the lion lor tho lax year .Center from 4-9:30 p.m. on from West Keansburg* provides EVANGEL BAPTIST •2001.This sale Is made, under and by virtus ol theiaxSale Law^>l tho Stato ol Now Jorsoy and supplements arid amondmonta thereto (NJRS 64:5-19 ot soq.j Saturday, Sept. 22 with fea- years. «- • . . an exciting original sound!" end Bud Hartkern, Dave Church is located in the beautiful Take lurthbr nollco thai the sale shall bo made to such person or persons as will purchasp said properties, subject to redempllon at the lowest ralo ol Inlerost, but In no caso In J a unique texture to both origi- village of Millstone at the corner of PLACES OF excess o! eighteen (18) percent per annum. Payment lor the salo shall be made boloro the conclusion ol the sals by cash, certlllbd check or money ordor or tho i tured speaker Bruce Schneider And the band will make its Joining Grant on bass and Hartkern, of Maplewood, pro- CHURCH resold. Properties lor. which thoro shall be no othor purchasers will bo struck oil and sold to the Borouah of Garwood al an Intorost ralo ol blghloon (18) porqon! nal and cover tunes with his Amwell Road and River Road, 908-276-4777 At any tints before the sale, Ins undersigned will recolvo paymonl pi the arnount duo on any property wllh Interest and costs Incurrod up to Iho time ol salo by cash, cortlliod check - talking on Living Your Life's unofficial debut at Piper's Pub vocals is Marty Secero of vides both: vocals and a steady 242 Shunplke Rd. Springfield WORSHIP IS or money order. • " • •'.•..••: on Route 206 on Saturday, Sept. Basking Ridge, who is known to drumbeat, in addition to co- steel drums, flute, and congas. For further information call the Industrial properties may to eubjod to tho Spill Compensation and Control Act (NJSA 58:10-23.11 etseq.), the Wator Pollution Control Act (NJSA 58i0A-1 ot soa) and (he .Purpose. church at (908)359-3391. FAX: 908-709-1663 Industrial Sits Rocovory Act (NJSA 13:1 K-6 et seq.). In addition, tho Municipality la precluded Irom Issuing a tax salo certillcato lo any prospoclivo purchasor who is or mav bo in 15 at 10p.m. many as "the man of a thousand writing dozens of original tunes , For more information, call 973-379-4351 any way connected to the prior owner or operator ol tho silo. ' - . Sunday, Sept. 23 the doors HERETO Tho oaid lands so sub|oct to sale, doscribod In accordanco with the tax dupllcalo, Including tho name ol Iho ownor as shown on Iho last tax dupllcqto and tho total amount duo open at 10 a.m. and included ' "I'm excited about the forma- songs''^ As one of the founders of to Watershed's original set list. Piper's Pub at (908)431-4233, or thoroon respectively on the 11lh day olOdqber, 2001, excluslvool Iho lion lor tho yoararo as listed below: . the Words & Music Agency 9:30 am-Sunday School GENERAL PRACTICE INCLUDING: Corlnno E.^lttwn featured speakers such as tion of Watershed because every the popular bands "Mood Ray Fyhr, of Cranford, is the ADVERTISE Collector ol Taxes member has performed as a solo Swing" and later "Napoleon band member most often asked, (908)595-9948. , 10:30 am -Sunday Worship Garwood, Now Jorsoy , iSusan Anderson; recently high- Block Nam* Address Tax Munlc Interest Cost are • ESTATE PLANNING • PERSONAL INJURY Total lighted in O Magazine, Dena 111 Chooty, Albert Q. Jr. 338'North Avo ' 6,906.79 0.00 1.236.10 100.00 8,304.98 5:30 pm-Sunday AWANA YOUR CHAPEL 201 Burlsch, V. £ C. 268 Fourth Avo 5.01 0.00 .53 15.00 •ELDER LAW •MATRIMONIAL Paramount Group, Inc 20.54 , /• Moscola and Donna McGrath 205 208 Second Avo 3,067.a7 0.00 572.46 72.U1 3,713.14 403 Price, Kevin & Paula 400 Willow Ava 2,251.08 0.00 133.02 47.70 speaking on Corporate &00 pm - Sunday Eve. Service • WILLS AND TRUSTS • ZONING Kanla.JrJ&Polrozzlello 330SoulhAvo 2,432.70 404 2,424.84 0.00 350.63 55.51 2,830.98 State artist needed for CALL CHRIS; 404 Kanla.Joseph Jr 8 Suzanne 337 South Ave v Mentality to Spiritual Reality. 7:15 pm - Wed; Prayer Meeting •REALESTATE. -. -BUSINESSLAW » 6. 2.960.91 . 0.00 467.75 68.57 3,497.23 J iWuSSL 4T/i7 The Expo will highlight over ; ' www.cvangclbapiistsp.com' 1-800-981-5640 SHERIFF'S SALE Mooting Nollco Chango' 300 exhibits, a 24 foot diame- SHERIFF'S NUMBER CH 756081 This Is to nollfillly you thathatit In accordanco with Iho termlei s and has display 'Our towii' DIVISION: CHANCERY COUNTY: UNION conditions of f Iho "Opon Public Moollngo AAcl4, Tho ter Labyrinth Meditational DOCKET NO. F140001 Cranlord Envlronmonlal Commission has changodMho Walk, Bodyworkers and PEAPACK-GLADSTONE — Trinity Pentecostal PLAINTIFF; Octobor Moollng Irom Monday, Oclobor 8th, 200V to HOLY CROSS GENERAL MOTORS AUTHORIZED DEALER I pLEET MORTGAGE CORP. Singers in all voice ranges are Monday Octobor 15lh, 2001 al tho Cranford Community ^Healers, Yoga Classes, Health Conlor 220 Walnut Avonuo, Cranford,-NJ at 8:0.0;pm at company needed to make up a choir for the LUTHERAN CHURCH Holiness Fellowship DEFENDANT: ^ Practitioners, Natural 639 Mountain Ave., Springfield DONNA GASS; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SSiL Products, Lectures, Cooking New Peapack Players production Wednesdays. 7:30 pm WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: MAY 14, 2001 NEW BRUNSWICK - An of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town." Midweek Service SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF SEP- Demonstrations plus more. 973-3794525 TEMBER A.D.2001 exhibition of. art works by Anne Although the script calls for Sunday School & Worship Sun. 10:00 am Nursing Home Ministry The property to be sold Is located In Iho TOWNSHIP ol LEGAL NOTICE Also highlighted will be the Dushanko Dobek is currently . CRANFORD In tho County ol UNION, and tho Stato ol TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD hymns to be sung in each of the Serylces-lOam at Sun, 11:00 am Sunday School New.Jersoy. - CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY . entrance to the show, on display as part of the ongo- play's three acts, according to Tax LOT 83 BLOCK 403 . , _, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sun. 6:30 pm Worship . COMMONLY KNOWN AS 6 JOHNSON AVENUE, Soaloa bid proposals for Iho'provision ol pollcopaTrol. .Awareness Alley, which will ing New Jersey Artist series at director Allen Crossett, very few Jonathon Dayton CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY 07016 Sal. 7:30 pm Pentecostal Prayer caro for tho Police Department In tho Townshiprol ^showcase Non-Profit Cause Johnson & Johnson's World High School Dlmbnslons of trie Lot aro (Approximately) 25.67 loot' Cranford and roglstorod mbmbors ol tho Cranford Pollco productions actually provide the (call for location Information) . wide by 05.00 loot long. •. • . Cooporatlvo Pricing. Syslom, System ldentlllor.47- •Oriented Organizations includ- Headquarters Gallery in New music. . Adult & Music Ministries Nearest Cross Street: Situated on tho northweslorly sldo pPCPS will bo rocolved by Iho Township Clerk on ol Johnson Avonuo. Monday, Octobor 1, 2001 In room 108, In Iho Municipal ing Susan G. Koman Breast Brunswick until Sept. 27. The familiar hymn "Blessed Youth & Children's Programs k Slc»r/;i "JUDGMENT AMOUNT" Building, 8 Sprlngllold Avonuo, Cranford, Now Jorsoy,'al Christian Nursery School & ; NINTY NINE THOUSAND SEVEN-HUNDRED EIGHTY 10:00 am prevailing time. . Cancer Foundation, Rainbows, The exhibition features the Be The Tie That Binds" is aung in EIGHT & 64/100 po a Of and John Walsh's Missing & series "Wounds," a collection of Kindergarten ($09,708.64) S. 5iijf " l° . _™' proposal forms may bo oblalrie«l In each act. The less familiar "Art ATTORNEY: tho Ollico of Iho Township Clork, 8 Sprlngllold Avonuo, Exploited Children art works that according to the Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid" www.holycrossn),org SHAPIRO & DIAZ, U.P Cranford, Now Jorsoy, between tho hours ol 8:00 am and SUITE J . 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Organization, Habitat for artist, evoke the emotional turr is sung in the first act, with "Love 406 LIPPINCOTT DRIVE All Bid Proposals shall Be submltlod In on opaque envs- moil, of both psychic and bodily MARLTON, NJ 08053 te, «lonrly marked PROVISION OF POLICE PATROL Humanity and Fostering Divine, All Love Excelling" and SHERIFF: RALPH FROEHLICH CARS FpA THE CRANFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT Wishes - Foster Care. pain. "Social, political and envi- • Handel's "Largo" performed dur- . SUMMIT JEWISH Full legal description Is Illod at Iho Union County Shorifl'o with tho bidders namo, addross and telephone numbor. Office. Bid proposals must bo accompanlod by a bldfluaranloo In the nature of Health & ronmental issues have defined. ing the wedding scene of Act II. ONE-HUNDRED FIVE THOUSAND TWO-HUNDRED In the form ol a certllled check, cashlort chock or bid COMMUNITY CENTER bond payablo to the Township ol Cranlord In the amount the content of my work and the ' Rehearsals for the choir will FORTY TWO &.32/100' ln0 bld Wellness, Natural Life Com* Join Our Jawlth Horn* TOTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT ($105,242. JLlKSJLlKS ™ P'oposap l total, not to oxcoooxcood selection of images for over a take place on just two Sunday $tO,tKKJ.OO. Approach and NJ Blood Ct>nwrvaUv«/Eflalftartan We've Been Authorized $23^52CWitfK Blddprs are required lo comply wllh tho Alflrnwllvo Acllon decade," says Dushanko Dobek. afternoons, Sept. 30 and Oct. 7. roqulramonts o P.L. 1075, c. 127, and tho Olsclosuro Services willbesponsoringa All Sabbath 4 Holiday Services Statement roqulremonls ol P.L. 1077, c. 33 A graduate of Pratt Institute Choir members must also be Tll0 sh p ol blood drive on Sunday, Sept. 23 To Handle All Your LEGAL NOTICE ,T?'ff ' Cranlord rosorvos Iho right lo roloct any of Art, New York, and Rowan available each evening during TOT/Chlldren Programming or all bid proposals as In Its |udoomanl may bo doomed to assis.t with the blood short- , Interlaith Dialogues/Programming NOTICE OF APPROVAL to bo In tho best Interest ol the Township ol Cranlord. Tho State College, New Jersey, the week leading up to Opening BOROUGH OF QARWOOD Township p| Cranlord also reserves Iho right lo waive any age that has been recently WKDY/EVEMINYANS : Warranty & Service Needs. PUNNING BOARD minor Irregularity or technicality. . • Dushanko Dobek has twice night. Performances will be given UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Rosalie Hellenbrocht highlighted in the media. Nursery • K-7lh Religious ed. . Township Clerk been the recipient of New at Peapack Reformed Church in 8lh-iOlh Post Graduate ed. Please' come on Saturday to Contact larryfor an appointment 2l'*'?J«v ""

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1 members. Non-member admis- . •_••• Organist perfonns works of Orchestra. Adniis8ipn;$57-$13. WOMEN . LETS SHARE LIFE . sion: adults $4, seniors $3,"chil-; Singlo mother pi one, 50 yra ok) GET BACK TO ME RECLUSIVE BY CHOICE . • J.S. Bach, Guilain, Messiaen and 4O's, 5'10", blue oyed, brown hair, dren 4-12 $2, children under 4 SEEKING MEN •pretty, 5'4", .125 lbs,, nice figure, 35 yr old, S'10", 170 Ib, single white ' Vierne. Free admission. enjoys travel, family things, shop- glasses, mustache, Catholic while malo,- contractor, handsome, low Events Call 1-900-454-2259 RICHARD GOODET AMISH QUILT free/ Registration required for ping, qulel dinners, dogs and more: malo, enjoys dancing, dining oul, .toy, loyal with no children, loner,-, $1.99 per mini. Seeking an easygoing male, who's groups. movies, plays, the outdoors,'ond smOkor ond non-drinker'. Likes- MARCIAWEtNFELD ... AND CRAFT SALE successful, with no hang ups and . -.'; VTAUCTOME _; more. Seeking a fomalo who wants camp|ngi concorts, considering WALLACE HOUSE AND ; .with similar.Interests. BOX 12)77 - ••• :^4pCm;Sunday; Sept. 16 ":^. ~v Armory, 5Q0Rahway ; ^ Whjtelamalo, widow.'70'o, sooking . a male who Is romantic, passlonalQ mQVin(J ou|wosl Sook5 ch||d.jree,: .andhumorpus. BOX 12541 •' ' . -•• " --.--rr^r- what to do!Presbyterian Church, 140-..• Ave., Westfield * OLD DUTCH PARSONAGE! Mend lor dining oul, travel and LET'SLAUGH Indopondonl woman, 10 to 40. BOX ' Mountain Ave., Westfield (717)786-8487 38 Washington PL, Somerville! •Diore; POX 37348 56 yr old female, 5'6", physically fH, 13 THIS YOU? 40268 . . • "The Sound of Music," local Cotnmunity College blonde' hair, attractive, warm, car- While male, marriage minded, 36, Theater •(908)232-1116 / , • Pennsylvania Dutch craft (908)725-1015 ; : - JUST LIKE ME . Ing; romantic, outgoing. Seeking a 5 9" 175 lbs, brown hair arid oyos, production of Broadway/movie Route 28, Branchburg ;, Divorced, shale white.mom, 40's, Whilo malo, 43,6'2", 220 lbs, aitrac- -.'' • Pianist (he) and violinist show, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 22. Free /George Washington's head-^ similar male, who's warm., caring non-smoker, enjoys tho outdoors, musical. 8 p.m. Sept. 14, 15, 21, (908)725-3420; peWsl 5'1*. nice figure, brown hair, livo. dark brown hair and oyes. ; quarters when he was stationed' and hasasonse'of humor. Enjoys movies, dining, antiques,' working NOW PLAYING (she) perform works of Johann admission. " haiel eyes, youthful and energetic,' dancing, dining .out, travel,-, the Enjoys tho arts, music and movies. 22, 28,29; 3 p.m. Sept. 16, 23, 30. www.raritanval.edu/theatre out and more. Seoklng on attrac- in Sbmerville in 1778. Open Id ' • enjoys walks,' New York. City, and Sebastian Bach. Adults $18; PET SHOW beach and more.' BOX 12377 - th/o, avalloblo whlto fomalo, 28 lo s°°kir>0 f™olo, attractive, with BLACK RIVER Adults $17; seniors and students ••'•*. Brother of Harry Chapiri v .dining out.' Seeks white male In the seniors $15. . . . : New Jersey Veterans a.m.-noon and 1-5.. p.mj 40, (or a long-torm relationship, similar Intorost. BOX 40328 '•'' '. PLASHOUSE $15 (no discount Saturday). (now deceased), ex-host of same age group with similar Inter- GENTLEMAN WANTED . . Wednesday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m.! BOX 12613 JERSEY JAZZ Memorial Home ' ests, no smoking, drinking or drugs. Spanish slnglo fomaie, 48,5'2", 130 BALLROOM PARTNER Grove St., Chester "National Geographic Explorer." lbs, enjoys dancing, dining out, trav- Evergreen Rd.; Edison Sunday. Rree admission. ^ Hudson County. BOX 29199 SEE WHAT HAPPENS Rotirod slngio man, lato 60's, hand*, ONTHELAKE ol, movlos, walks, and' more. . (908)879-7304 Concerts Admission $9. 48 yr. old slnglo whlto malo, S'10", spmo, onorgotic and looking for that 12:30 p.m. Sept. 15,16 , (732)340:0738 JANEVdORHEES QUEEN OF "THE LAST... Seeking a slnglo professional whlto • "Collected Stories" by Donald CIRQUE EOS 170 lbs., brown hair and eyos, down apodal porcon, BOX 40402 . • r. MDKEAGRONOFF • Plenty to do foryou r cat, par- I Wofd-posslblyl •Amiislng,.;wlnsonio male, 50 to 55, non-smoker, Nomahegan Park ZIMMERLI ART MUSEUM : . (o earth, cpmpasslonato, romantio. Margulies. 8 p.m. Sept. 15,21,22^ 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept, 22 2 and 7 p.m. Sept. 15 and BHracllve, well .educalod lady,. healthy. BOX 12514. ' . . :. . iCING ON THE CAKE ' Springfield Ave., Cranford rpt, tortoise or other pet, starting Rutgers University : Enjoys music, shorts, movlos ond ; wishes to moot, tall jowlsh Iriond. Singlo whlto malo, 45, muscular,' 28, 29, Get, 5,6. Adults $25 open- Watchung Arts Center Theatre at Raritan Valley ALMOND WOMAN . . moro. Seeking a singlo whlto „ ..-.,, „,.. ,. (908) 436-2900 ^ ^ 1 p.m. Sept. 16 (registration Geqrge St., New Brunswick, ' 54 to 63, with whom to build a lov- ing night, $15 other shows; Community College Slnglo black, professional female, fomale with a good personality, In ""hl drl"ko<' -61' »»*W" Watchung Circle, Watchung ing and supportive relationship, 46, seeks family' oneniod,. caring • Day-long jazz festival spread opens at noon). Free admission. (732) 932-7237; . ; good shapo, for friendship and pos- halr' lo°kill°lor GOmoon°: m° 4fV seniors and students $12 (no dis- (908)753-0190 \ Route 28, Branchburg 1 ••filled with communication, trust, malo, 39 (060, Interests can be var- onjoys, tho shoro, mountains and.. out ovet two days. Free admis - www.zimmerlimuseum.rut- slblymore. BOX 12951 " Integrity, much laughlor,. our iritor- ied. II this almond girl Issomeono count Saturday). • New Jersey-based singer- (908) 725-3420;, .. ; : comody clubs. VaiuoS op'on com-- i ''' ' ' Mus •gers.edu-' ••.'.';' •• •.' V ' ' :•' ••' ' you are looking for, please call. Until DOWN TO EARTH FORUMTHEATRE songwriter. Admission $ 12. www.raritarival.edu/theatre : ests and possibly the future. Essex munlcatlon. BOX 40512 . •'. • ONECATLEFT AMERICAN HUNGARIAN Open : 10 a.m.-4:30 • p.mJ r county BOX 292WJ .•• .•.,'••' •then...'. BOX 12692 • Single molo, SO, with a sonso of ...... •.••': 314 Main St., lyletuchen BOB BARNARD '•'...* Circus troupe from Quebec. .. humor, intelligent, dowrV to oarth , .YOUNG AT HEART . . FOUNDATION , Tuesday-Friday, • nodn-S, p.m^ ' '•}'•' ' MAKE TIME FOR ME .. • STARTAS FRIENDS- • V : . ..9:30 p.m, Saturday, Sejpt. 15 and romantic, Sooko a slnglo Wnll° mol° sonior.,citizen, 5'8", (732)548-0582 '. •' ' ' '"•• 8 p.m:Friday, Sept. 21 ' 'v- Admission $25y$20: '' '," ,, •European lemalo, 72, widow, Single white female, 35, 57", 125 ; Cryan's '•, '.. •."-.' . ' / 300 Somerset St. ' Saturday, Sunday, Tours of the; fomalo, 35 to 55, who has wldo looking (or a whllo lomalo sonlor clt- . enjoys classical music, art lovoi. lbs, long brown hair and haze) eyes, . \ ' "The Three Little Pigs," Watchung Arts Center COFFEEHOUSE New Brunswick . collection 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday. Intorosts Is down to oarth and femi- Jzon for companionship, going out. Route28,ISforth Branchi :. ' gourmst cook, seeks companion. Jowteti,'. never martedi nop smoker,: famous fairy tale done live with Watchung Circle, Watchung 7 p.m.Friday, Sept. 14 nine. BOX 13788 togpthor, driving around ond gonorr (908)722-1113 7 (732)846-5777 Free, admission for members/ i. BOX 13139:;.-..- •„ '-. •• nqadrinker, no drugs, pretty, caririg, ol company.wilh ooch othor, BOX. music. 11 a.m. Sept. 15, 16, 22. (908)753-0190 Kenilworth Public Library collogd .fiducatod, e'mptoyad,' old —:- OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS • Central Jersey band in a ben- -Operi 11 a.m.T4 p.m. Tuesday- Non-member admission: adults^ ', SEEKING A GENTLEMAN. lashlqned' rrforal. '..Ertjoys • holding1. Call 'f -yVV-«»d^22d9 fro respond 40514 , . • ' Slnglo male,'S'Q", 170 lbs., brawn Admission $15, $10; group rates • Trumpet player from 548 Boulevard, Kenilworth Saturday, 1-4 p.m. Sunday. $3;. seidibr citizens, Rutgers stii-i ' Cultured, artistic, divorced. Asian ' hands and cuddling.' Seeking male,', : efit ; for the Developmental ($1.99 per min. 18 years or older) Touch-Tone and Rotary Phones hair, blue, oyos,-. solf-omployod, ' •. OUR WAY • . • available. . • •' • • ' Australia. Admission $12. (908)276-2451 , ' female,. veiy; romantic, nltractlvd, old fashioned morals and values, Resources Corp. Admission $3.••'.; . Admission $5: • dents and children under 12 free.; warm, caring, sensitive,' 42. Enjoys simple things ol iifo; quality time,'.. healthy.;youthful • looklng/mlnded. with similar Interest.'BOX-13116 PAPER MILL BIG BAND CAVALCADE • Jill Cagney (of Cranfdrd), EUGENE ROAN/ • "The Art of Baron Laszlo Admission free for all first m im m dining but, movies, sports, miming,-' candlelight, sunsbls, cuddling, hold- ' ' Enjoys travel, art, llteraluro, music . Respond to Ads using your Visa/Mastercard, Call B &8& f85 6j SEIZE THE MOMENT,:. ... having a good l|mo. Sooklng lomalo ing hand5| mti nHoc,ion wllh 0 g0y r • • PLAYHOUSE 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22 Stewart Brodian, Erik Balkey, JOHNBURKHOLDER Medriyanszky in Context," to Sunday of month. and poetn/. Seeking, calm, romantic, ...Ihon selzo me.' Witty, warm, das-. with samo qualities who Is inlorost- oW whil0 ma|0 Loo^n )ot a-spB. Brookside Dr., Millburn Theatre at Raritan Valley Gerard Masella, Susan Sharin. attractive, docent white Vnah of wls- 7p.m.Sunday,Oct. 23 : Sept, 16.. , . ; • •.... * "Light and Color in Modern ', slcally attractive . -professional, (S2.49 per min) od in shatlng' my, lilo in a warm and •'donri, 38 to 47, 5'8" plus, medium clal, youngor, youthful woman. BOX .(973)3764343; Community College arid Gary O'Neill. Free adrnis^ doslros •'romantic, edudated, tall '.wondorful'relotlonshlp.BOX 15925 CORNELIUS LOW 1 IMsbprough Reformed ..,;'• Art," 12:15 p.m.Sept;19. build, for frjerhiijh. " flmt. pnwlhly Jowishlad,55to63. We can llsion. •40609 Route 28, Branchburg sion. '' '" " : ENGLISH~1fttSH LAI IN Mrww.papermill.org • OhVyXJUX hKtUf RoutIVUUbeC 53tJUU3 ' HOUSE/MIDDLESEX • "Feeling fotatoes, famting i long' lomi relationship. Borgon laugh, and share nurturing and l NEVER TOO UTE. • •:: •.., LET'S GO OUT '.. JN.PEHFECTHARMON!r ' INTRODUCE YOURSELF friendship wllh mutual npprodallon,. " '•/"• PlCKUPTHEPHONEl'- .-.. ',' . MR. NICE GUY. Searching for a young-lady, 35 to -Line," luilg-tm- Wti)'l 2b-'d4:W, COMEDY NIGHT ( County. BOX 28281 Millstone Borough COUNTYMUSEUM Pictures: Women Artists from tibe 35 yr old; recently divorced fomale, ' Slrli)l0 mnl0 lnlol onl nl|rdc 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15 Inlorpsls and llfo.' Now York County. .While sonlor sillzon,' widow,. 5'4", 40plus, single. black professional Whllo male, attractive, M, highly Malo, 47,-SK Italian doscont, ath- 40, haven't boon In the slptos that ' f ."'! ' - ning Broadway musical. To Oct. vv-ww.raritanval.edu/theatre (908)359-3391 . 1225 River. Rd;, Piscataway tJodge Collection," to Nov. 4. , KEV TO MV HEART BOX 29156 . . ' • ',.' ! hopes', that -thorn will, boo return, mother of one, brown hair and byos-. • molo, 6', attractive, loving, caring, •romantic, lit,. Intelligent';.' creative, lolic, personality and senss of long, Ihm still has tho way about her livo'(it' ?om^" - 9:-' available. Call for showtimes. by Rick Schalk. Admission $25, Watchung Circle, Watchung Open 1-4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 1 Attractive, professional femalo, dark zon. malo. to. share jn* Companion' dopondablo, doslros tho company tury Dutch and North German Sergei.Konenkov," to Nov. 14. • .•. •spontaneous, non-smokor, .not.hard relatl«Uft[(i'B LaHtnpJiyijyjabaDOliLJVoriiaiMftrto.ls. ^a% Jnle'wstetq!(n7TO^fe-'Jlraa!a<-3WB:6355^ . ; ::hBlfrbfO.wn 6yos7potlte,'.5'1!;, youtlj-- —.n-tmo.gonllomari for frio'ndshlp.'Snd -" ' SOMERSET-VALLEY ••-. $20. .••'.'• ' . . :',.:_,..- 9j}8^5iyii9j}8^iyii^ day/JVee^adinisaioh. ;; : Jhlpf djnlntfouf and good cdmriany^ ^rtrl^a'SS,--coring •• ; ^From-Whistlei"' toWarharA" i lo-pl4Merll-.you-hiivo;theso'sa'mo: ' dow-to-oarth and lovos lo be aitoc-- atlrocllvo,' onjoys. Monhatt'an, ..Inlolllgont, lomlnlno and has similar'.;;' ful, easygoing, h'onosfwilh a won- .hopefully, maybe moro Inlhoiylum. .lady, with similar qualllioB for frlond- : 1 ; 'qualities, then I'd liko fo hear Irani Aroturn phono call Is all'It.would LADIESMAN " llonato/BOX37055 Hudson County BOX 29188 ' Dave LaBarca (headlining),. TRIUMPHANT r A "Portrait, of a Century" in derful sense 61 humor, enjoys tho- Century of American • BOX 40562 ' . shlp and romanco. Plooso call now^ ' you. No players, ploano. BOX nbod to got "this friendship olf tho Financially socuro. handsomo block Route 514, Hillsborough 1 and 3:30 p;m. Sept, 23 New Jersey, to November. aim, dining out, travel arid quiot CALL FOR DETAILS SEEKING MEN John McMenamiri and a third TRUMPETS Printmaking," to Nov. 25. for lull dbtalls on our future togothor. mate, 45-plus, sooks elbgant lady SERIOUSLY SEEKING .14421 . ' .' • ". . ovonlngs. Soeklng gentleman, mid ground. BOX 14346 (908)369-7469 CRANE-PHILLIPS DANCE PARTNER WANTED Malo, 27, rolnxod arid oasygolng,. You oro tlrod of jerks and playors Call 1-900-454-2259 Theatre at Raritan Valley comic to be announced. 3 p.m, Sunday, Sepfc 16 • "Boxed In: Plane, Frame, 40's, with sltnilar'.' Interests, for' Hudson Counly BOX'29108 for romanco and mpro. If you are DhopEyERYTHINQBUT. . •• Glamorous . sonlor Caucasian . seeks somoono fun and enorgollc, and your thin, attractive and havo a Admission $12. ,..•'••' HOUSE MUSEUM friendship, possible relationship. SEMI UGLY CROW looking for love, hore It Is. BOX $1.99 permin. State Theatre; 15 Livingston Surfaces," to Dec. 2. The phone arid call me: trim, fit,' lomalo. 5'4", blondo, gorgopus (ig- ". GREAT CATCH. . 24 to 40. BOX 40385 good hoart. This professional whlto. BOX29187.' ... '•'• .'. 37205 '.•.•• BRENDADAY 124 K Union Ave., Cranford . classically striking prolosslonal.wlth Hunchbackod, dimwltlod, shulfloE. molo, 54,5'8", In groat ohapo phys FRIENDS AND MORE. Ave., New Brunswick . •<• Original illustrations for uro. Enjoys dancing, ballroom,, no. 40 yr. old, slnglo whllo professional TAKE IT FROM THERE : Wonderful senso ol humor, desiring, squawks, stands 5'6" ,(wldo), diis- Ically and financially would liko lo Hispanic malo,. sincoro, soaking- - 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23 (800)ALlJBGRq; (908)276-0082 . SEE WHAT HAPPENS husllo, moro. Sooklng a malo to bo , male, 6'1", fit, down to earth, onjoys ACTIVE MAN' Divorcod professional, stand-up, "Mother Goose's Children," to ' considerate, lloxiblo, tall Jewish Divorced Italian femalo; attractive, poraioiy • sooks ..composslonoto, know you. Possolc coupty. BOX somoono to spond tlmo togothor, • a nohustlodancpr. BOX40748 . 6port3, movlos; travollng, dining out, Widowod whilo Christian malo, 69, guy, |ikos to cook,.sail, swim and. First Presbyterian Church www.iysymphony.org . . Open 24. p.n_. Sunday or by 29192 .'•-.' Dec. 9; gentlemen, 55-62. Build loving, nur- oNqcllonato,. family orlontod,' enjoys kind, warm,, educated,, toll, whitu. 5'6", 165 lbs, brown oyos, gray hair, possible long-torm rolallon- - __ 'RESTAURANT I good conyorsatlo'n, soeklng single rJanco, financially socuro. Sooks 270 Woodbridge Ave. • Works of Janac^k, Poulenc appointment. Free admission. • .luring friendship flllod with mutual cooking, music, history, politics ond CONTAGIOUS LAUGH ship. BOX 37371 ••' "Robert Motherwell; Jpwlsh malo,'54 to 63, with torrillo acllvo ond onorgotic,. loving, coring, shapely, lun, caring woman with or SEEKING ITALIAN CONTINfENTAL CUISINE Metuchen '• appreciation, trust; ioughtor and old movies. Sooklng male, 55 to 05, white or Hispanic fomalo, 25-3B, and Khatchatburian, performed • "Restoring a 19th Century Divorcod white fomalo, young look- oasy to communicate with, gainfully without-children at homo. .BOX RELATIONSHIP Abstraction as Emphasis," to Dec. .more. BOX 29194 ' • . cloan, lj|, attractive,' slncero', with sonso of humor to |islon, Tough, and similar Inldrosts; for possible rela- CANADIAN omployod, Ilkos dancing and music. Wonderful Food With Great Atmosphere (732)549-5101 ... V Kitchen," to June. similar Interest and old world valuos Ing, attractive 47, fit, onorgolic, 125 40389. Slnglo. Jpwlsh KISSES by the New Jersey Symphony : 9. • - .\ '' . •.••.•: •' 'slraro loving Irlqridship, Now York tionship. Hudson County. BOX NO TAILQATINQ UNLESS lor n possible rolationahlp. BOX. Ibsi 5'6", dark hair, brown oyos, Sooks lun-iovlng, widowod, whllo molo, 53, 5'3' '•' ^Cranfbrd'sPrehistoric Past," County, BOX 29108 . 28525 ' ' . • QUALITY TIME Gay whito You plan to • catch mo: amusing Christian fomalo, 59 to 65. BOX : '33902 •• • humorous. Enjoys exorcising,: Singlo whilo male; SO, 6', 105 lbs, thin, novor malo, 40, • . to June. : .. . striking professional with•' Varlbd. 14440 • . m o r r I o d, leaving your phone number," •'.' ••''.' Carol & Anthony Vai Dance spondihg llmo with my. son, and JEWISH NON OBSERVANT dark hair, brown oyes. Sooking sin- :5'1 0", Interests soaking amiable consider-. sooks slim, ., • Exhibit marking "100 Years moro. Sooking a slnglo divorcod Nico guy, knows how to troat a lady. glo or divorcod whito lomalo, 39 to with Formerly of Angle &Mths DANCE FOR ALL ato tall Jewish monsch 55 to 03 with SENT BY HEAVEN of Oranford High School," to June. Whlto malo, 49-55, who's culo and Good looking, 47 yrs old, divorcod SO, slim. Llkos. dining out, Atlantic ma n y . (Third Generation Restaurateurs) 8 p.m; Saturday, Sept. 22 . whomto"6horo loylng irion'dshlp. Singlo while malo,'48, 5'10", 190 cuddly. BOX 42212 white.male, In. Jorsby'Cily; 5'11"+, City, walks on tho boach, tho board- inlorosts. EAST JERSEY OLDE .with hugs, laughter and banter, our' lbs,, brown hair.and bluo pyos, Hours: ' 1Ues.-Thuf8.'5pm-9pm> W.-Sal. 5pm-10pm have now opened their 6wn Family State Theatre, 15 Livingston walk, spondlng quality tlmo togolh- - Looking pursuits and ?' Manhattan'.. BOX NEW ADS EACH WEEK! .200 lbs. Malnframo computer guy, Catholic, non smokoc. Sooklng Sun.4pm-8pw,, . ~>. . • • Friendly Italian Ristorante TOWNE ACT FAST or. BOX 12825 . . ' lor lovo Ave., New Brunswick 29196 ' .;. conventional Interests, sports, oxer- Catholic fomalo, .25 to. 48, who Is Johnson Park Attractive, potito widow, mld-60's, and fun, (877) STATE 11; else, movlos, television, Karaoko, looking for a serious relationship. LATIN CUBAN KNOW WHAT I WANT UNCONDITIONAL FUN . AMERICAN CONNECTION sooks kind, rofinod, oasygolng gori- with ono 1050 River Rd.yPiscataway jokos, etc. Soeklng a monogamous En|oys nSmantlc dlnnors, dancing, 27 yr old, Latin Cuban malo profes- www.statetheatrenj.org Slnglo white fomalo, 34, blondo hair slngla/divorcod Divorced white. femalo, 69, 5'r Wo listen, iaugh, an* sharo loving tle.man for a possible long-torm rola- sional musician,. looking to have man who hns •(732> 745-3080 •••:'• relationship. Hudson County BOX movlos, plays, and tho outdoors. end- h'aiol eyes, 57", works but, female, 25 to 55, a sonso ok • Joint recital with, tne ' brown hair and oyes.petlto,' oulgo- friendship wllh mutual appreciation tionshlp. BOX 43003 . lun, ago doos not mailer, II your '29195. •'• ' . BOX. 40525 . non-smoking, drug Re-creation of village fifomth e , enjoys tho beach, walks In tho park, ing;, fun loving. Enjoys all kinds of ' and communication to. bo our Intor-: looking to havo. fun. I'm tho ono, humor. Raco unim- American Repertory Ballet and and disoaso froo. Colonialrera port of Raritan companionship. S'oeking somriono ' lun things. BOX 35716 ostsl Sook good noturod,' toll; edu- frlondshlp: first posslblo. romanco. portant. Hudson County: Carolyn Dorfman Dance Serious replies only. Hudson RISTORANTE ITAUAKO : -S'10" or tfllior, down to oarth and cated, Jewish gont, 55-63, to favor Hudson county BOX 2019O BOX 29171 Landing. Open to the pubUc; 8:30 ARE YOU OUT THERE* CoUnly BOX 29193 Company. Admission $32-$16. hpneat. BOX 40291 '••'.•. |hls witty, striking professional lass. Non-smoking,, divorcod whllo MARRIAGE ORIENTED European Homemade Italian Specialties plus a a.m.-4;15 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 1- BOX 29183.. '..••• LOVE HAS NO COLOR READY FOR YOUR CALL . . PLEASE CALL ME lomalo, 5', dark hair,'brown oybs, .44,5'10", 170 lbs, blondo/bluo, trim, FullMwu ofPasta, Chkfcen,yeal, Meat&SeafoodT? 4; p.m. Sunday. Guided tours True Christian, ^6', Italian gontlq- Sincoro and honosl Hispanic malo, Galleries 52 yr old slnglo lady, enjoys all modium lonnjh hair, likes cooking, HONESTY IS THE KEY ''.athletic build,- trish/Gomnan, hand- man, young 52, handsomo, vory looking lor a monogamous relation- . & a children's menu! 1.1:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Tuesday- types ol music, bands, movies and . the boach and pets, seeks honoot, Divorced whlto, slnglo mom, non- somo, financially ostobll&hod, soft RARITAN VALLEY compassionate, understanding, sin- ship with a culo or handsomo Italian walks in the park. Seoklng malo, 52 kind, youthful, noh-smpklng, slnglo smoker, 'pretty dark oyos, loyal, spoken, gontloman, with traditional Friday, 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Free coro and kind. Looking for spoclal or Puerto Rican guy. To learn a little COMMUNITt COLLEGE to 55, good personality and honesty whilo male-, 48 to 56. BOX 38342 . intolllgont. Enjoys writing poqlry, Mid Wostom voluos. Eh|oys country . Wwite everyone to enjoy admission.. Group tours by lady, wllh oimllar qualities, who still moro about mo. loavo me a mas- for possible long term relationship.. movlos, dancing, Is* vivacious, ver- drives and quaint towns. Sdoks Route 28, Branchburg ENTIRELY YOURS bollovos In frlondshlp and truo lovo sage. BOX 36959 . . our.exquisiie cuisine & •• appointment. Union County. BOX 142,12 satile. Sooklng slnglo malo, 42 to warm, caring, fomlnlno woman, 34 (908)218-8876; Protty lady, 80,5'5", nlco flguro, 125. loroVor. Borgon County. BOX 29276 60, non-umokor, nori-drinkor,' odu- ' to 42, with attractive llrjuro, lamily ITALIAN TAKE OUT chariningjrietuily atmosphere • "A Time of Turmoil: The . ATTENTION GRABBER . bs, fun loving, sensitive, .single www.raritanval.edu/gallery colod, children okay. Sooklni] • oriontod. CWIdron woloomo. BOX DROP ME A LINE Youthlgl and ol.tractlvo, 47, diuorcod mother ol one; Catholic, seoks sin- Vory handsome, pretensions), Revolutionary War in the Raritan somoono with similar qualities. No 29250 . Single male, 8', with dark hair and Open to the public 3-8 p,.m., .'.white fotnqlo.TO", 130 lbs, dork hair coro and honost. genllorrion 50 or Italian, muscular guy, sooks samo. head games. Hudson County. BOX eyes. Interests are tho boach, VaUey,"toJan.20. *iS eyes,' positive, open-minded,'' 30-40, lo hnng out. I'm 57", 165 lbs, , Kenilworth •908-687-2266 Monday; noon-3 p.m. Tuesday, over. You will novor realize what you : . . BUILDING A FUTURE 29261 •'...'•• .'•• , ' shooting pool, volleyball, arid into Qym. Iravol, good food, boach, METLAR-B0DINE friendly and outgoing, enjoys giving have missed unless you pick up. Iho 62 yr old, slngio malo Is looking for Thursday; 1-8 p.m. Wednesday; movlos. Sooklng a singlo fomalo, 10 and .receiving oiloction, Soaks. a • phone and give mo o call. BOX ONE MAN WOMAN • a slnglo femalo to. start off as frlonds movios family. Ploasp bo healthy, HOUSE MUSEUM to 55. BOX 33849 . • ••• • ^The Water Cycle" as con- . fiasslonoto guy With Iho porfoct . Slnglo .white fomalo, 63, affection- straight acting, woll built, Hudson 1281 River Rd.; Piscataway •42132 • ..•'•: ; . ';. ' . and hopofully dovelop Info a long ceived by Sarah Roche, Sept. 7-27. touch, taller and ovor 180 lbs a plus. ate, caring, faithful,' full figured .torm'rolailonshlp: BOX 33844 SOUND GOOD TO YOU? Counly. BOX 29164 ROMANCE ;. -' (732) 463-8363 ; BOX 14435 .. ' woman, In soarch of marriage pilnd-. Whlto male, 5'7", .100 lbs, soil CURIOUS GEORGE Reception 5-7 p.m. Sept. 7. . Slnglo russlan beauty, 39,5'9', ath-:. : TIRED OF THE SCENE 4 STAR CHEF MIGUEL : • od, slnglo or dlvoreod, whllo malo; omployod, two chlldron,' sooks sori- Artifacts: of Lenhi-Leriape •"'"•' "ALL FOR .YOU 'White malo, Italian, young 47, 5'9", Malo, 34, 170 lbs, 5'9", light brown TOMASULO ^AlJLERY lode-slender, tall. Seoklngfll, hond-, . for qvorlosling lovo and hnppinoss. ous relationship. BOX 33977 formerly of Max's has joined Paula Vogel Female,-'35, 57", blondo, hazel .185 lbs, athletic build, attractivo, hair and blub oyos, good shapo, Indians and other peoples from some, young man! (or companion- Union County College BOX.29259 , .''• the; land now known as eyes, atlracllvo, kind; sincere hon- ohlp. BOX 11214 . ' oroat sense of humor and porsonal- FAMILY AFFAIR Iriondly, outgoing, likos-working out. 1033 Springfield Ave, est, ohjoys tho movies, Iho boach, GIVE ME A CALL .' lly, employed. Enjoys travollng, Whlto malp, 5'7-. .190 lbs, self- hiking, biking, and divorsjliod intor- Pjscataway. Open nooti-5 p.m. and Bharing timovylthawhile malo, ONLY.THE BESTtl Soil omployod, afliuont'female, ' working out,.baseball, tho. boach, omployod, two children. Enjoys Iho osls, sooks slnglo. whilo malo, phys- Cranford Looking lor accomplished Asian; 60 Thursday-Saturday, 1-4 p.m. 35 to 45,5'9", sincere, kind and will unlquo. Looking for an Asian sonlor, . .llshlng ond reading. Sooklng on shore with tho kids, vocation wilh lcal|y (i| honoslandtru3|Worlny. No (908)709-7155 to 70, hoalthy and non-smokor, for it oxcoptlonol looking, nlco fomalo Sunday. Adults $2; children $1. share with mo. BOX 33750 ndn-snioker. BOX 33859 tho kids, quiot dinners, ridingg my gay men; on|yxurious. Box ,3668 vory upscale good, looking with similar Inlorosts. BOX 36110 motorcycle, Sooking somoono who Open to the public 1-4 p.m. \ ' • CIRCLE THISADD i QUALITY O? LIFE MILLER-eORY Caucasian senior who Is very wants a seriousrelationship. BOX ' HOPELESS ROMANTIC Saturday, Monday; 1-4 and 6-9 Pretty fertiate, 38,'5'2", 122 lbs, Divorced black femalo, 50, on|oy!i 1 LETS DO LUNCH accomplished and talontodl If only 34891 Gay whlto malo, blondo, bluo oyos, HOUSE MUSEUM divorced mom looking for sorlous life, sooks male, divorcod or single, Sooklng whito fomalo, ovor 45, who p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. tho bost will do and you are looking- handsomo, sooks submlsalvo gay 614 Mountain Ave..; Westfield relationship. Sbsks a great guy who black, 45 to 55, easygoing', honosl, ilkos to cuddlo and hug, Is unlullilled LET'S GO OUT ITALIAN RESTAURANT & LOUNGE Iqr tho crnom of Iho crop, this is malD, 18-24, smooth bodlod, and • "Alien Beings Series" Sept. |s. assertive yet sweot and protec- . emotionally.stablo. and enjoys Iifo, ' as I am, a smoka'r and light drlnkor 6'4', singlo whlto malo, 39 yrs old, . (908)232-1776 •.', whoro It has It roots. BOX 12197 21-Oct. 25. Reception 5-7 p.m. 1 livo, must be happy and successful, . with similar intorost. Enjoys reading, .-.okay. Whlto malo, 6'2", 210, bluo brown halt and oyos, active, non- »*<>nturous.lor romantically stimu- lating and fun timos. Drug and dis- Farmstead from 1740 on what but you must be able to keep this . AGED LIKE FINE WINE music, dining,, sports, shows, tho - eyes, white holr and squoaky cloan.. smokor, social drinkor. Enjoys MarkSpina Sept. 21. oaso' froo. Hudson County. BOX was the West Fields of < wild one In your armo. Llkoo dining, Attract™ fomalo,. dark'hair and sun and Iho ocean. BOX 33956 .- BOX 43007 kayaking, lifting weights, biking, WATCHUNG ARTS CEN- 29184 ' . ' the shoro and more. BOX 40352 ' oyos, potlta, 5'2", 67 yr old, youthful, music, reading, travel, concerts, Ejizabethtown. Open 2-4 p.m. WHO AM I? 1-888-650-6464 LOVE IS IN THE AIR TER octivo, hoalthy, easy going, caring, sports, dining, animals. Sooklng a ONLY YOU HIGH CLASS FEMALE I am a Nubian princess looking for a ' 51 yr old. slnglo' whllo malo, hand- dCn £U THRU Sunday. Adults. $2; students 50 slim to modium built lomalo, 28 lo SEPT 20 ; Mid 30's, straight, masculine.whito, $5.00 OFF 1/2 OFF Watchung Circle, Watchung Looking lor an aslan sonlor, 55 or loyal, honost. En|oys thoator, travel, roal man. I am Iho one who whls- somo, lit onjoys dining out, golf, Thursday thru Saturday at 8pm cents; under 6 free. 36, lor frlondshlp and hopofully a professional, sincoro, honost, nico oldor, Who's seriously looking tor a corivorsatlpn, movlos and moro. pors softly in your our. I am iho Ira- Quarart6«d voloi umtlng tilth ovory ad, 24 htmrtAiay. 7ttayn/WMk. DMlomc t lor TolKhto™ ami RoUuy phonet walks, mbvios ond tho boach, sack- (908) 753-0190; relationship.. BOX 35675. Two Sunday Matinees: 3pin on Sc|M. 30th and Oct. 7th Sooking an oducatod, family orient' looking. Looking lor posaiblo frlond- 1 DINNER LUNCH • 18th-century dyeing, Sept. relationship. . Upscale, sell granco you cmolt, Ihon you look up ing a slnglo white fomalo, 4.1 to S2, www.watchungarts.org . ed, divorcod or wldowod malo, for • THE PERFECT MAN shlp or relationship, with white I; employed, good looking, Inlolllgont ' and no onp is thoro. I am proud and ' LET'S CHAT LOVE AND LAUGHTER . for a long torm loving rolatlonshlp. When you purchase a dinner When you purchase a lunch Tickets S7 on Thursday and SM on Friday. Saturday, and Suiiciny 16. ' malo, masculine, booly typo, hoavy Open 1-4 p.m. Monday- frlondshlp and companionship. strong...and waiting lor' your call.. BOX 11657 Tall, fit, very handsomo, dappor, Students arc always S7 (No other discounts apply) • Chair caning, Sept. 23. lomalo, ballroom dancor and' an MEN Slnglo whllo male, down to oarth, Slnglo white malo, 27, brown hair, artist. Borgon County. BOX 14407 BOX1S398. 80X33874 romantic, charming, financially s°< or wo.ll built, ovor 200 lbs, not Saturday. • oduoatod, professional, • 40, 5'6",' bluo oyos, comedian. Seoklng sin- I'M THE ONEIII 1189 Raritan Road, Clark • 732-381-2300 1189 RaritaAn Road, Clark • 732-381-2300 1 NEW JERSEY MUSEUM SEEKING WOMEN socuro, slnglo block malo, prolos- into tho bar Scone, for quiot llmos. 1033 Springfield Avenue. Ciapfoid f • Works by Sheila Eichenblatt; • . EASYGOING . IS THIS YOU? FUNNY GIRL 170 lbs, groat sanso of humor. gle whlto fomalo, 18-2,4, European Slnglo'whlto malo, down to oarth, Nol valid on Saturdays prliolidays Lu^ch served Tuesday thru Friday • Call 1-900-454-2259 slonol. Enjoys golfing! tonnls, loot- Reservations Recomnienck\l OF AGRICULTURE 35 yr old, plnglo while Italian French Single black fomalo, onjoys outings, Slnglo black fomale looking lor a Enjoys music, movies, day- trips, • and blondo a plus. Looking for fun • collogo educated, professional, 39, SN ball, travel, dancing, dining and : and Lisa Brown, to Sept. 29. ', $1.99 per win. WOMEN '•ft •-" X ''' • ExpTOctoiwr3l, 2001 SN Exp: October 31.; 2001. ' femalo, 5'3" with light brown hair dancing, music, shows, good con; pico fun guy, raco unimportant, 30 and more. Sooklng slnglo fomalo, and laughter. Hobokon araa BOX S'O", 170 lbs, dark hair, hazol oyos, Cook College more. Seeking a vory attractivo, tall, sllm/avoran'o build, 32-40, for possi- 14426 : - V. •'•••' 908659-5189 and oyos. Looking for a slnglo whlto- vorsallon. Sooklng a slnglo black lo. 36, who's attrocllvb, In good CLASSICAL MUSIC... groat sehso of humor. In my froo. 1189 RARITAN ROAD • CLARK 732-381-2300 Route 1,. New Brunswick shapely, Inlolllgont fomalo, 21 to 55, SEEKING WOMEN ; male for dating and possible rola- malo, 39-48,who Is vony attractive shapo, Ilkos to havo fun and has n ...Lovor. Slnglo whlto gonlloman, ble long .term relationship. BOX tlmo I onjoy movios., day trips, danc- •': V In residence at IN THIS MAILBOX.., who's oasy going and understand- Call 1-900-454-2259 (732)249-2077; llonshlp. I hnvo a sonso ol humor, and intelligent.- BOX 12575 groat sonso of humor. BOX 34094 ' European. U.S. Citizen, sooking a 33778 ing, and moro. Sooklng a slnglo Guthrie This slngla rfralo, 41,'57", 150 lbs, ing. BOX 35718 $1.99 per min. | Union County Cotew I L00 on www.agriculturemuseum.org oasy going and ollocllonolo. BOX ' lady forpooslblo long torn rolallon- fomale, 32 to 40, for dating and ALL FOR YOU COMPLETE MY LIFE LOOKING FOR YOU light brown hair, bluo oyos Is Inlor- Fri.rJruSan. 11269 . • • ship, lam modost and educated, posslblo LTR. BOX 11600 LTH WANTED JUSTGIVEMEACALL Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday- SlnQlo fomala, white, 43, brown and Tall, attractn/o, physically fit, slnglo estod In- meeting a slnglo while my great ontortalnmont Is classical Looking for slnglo whlto lomalp, 32- Attract™, 44 yr old, Gomini male, 26 yr old Cuban lomalo. black short Post performance discussion Sept. 28th wfttitWiad black lomalo, 47,5'6", 153 lbs, dark MARRIAGE ORIENTED i Saturday. Free admission for will perform ARE YOU OUT THERE? brown, fun-loving and positive, music bocauso It bring us to a hlnh- 38, who Is a bit ot a tomboy, olhlol- lomolo, 50's, who's slim, atlracllvo hall Italian. Seeking a long torm hnir, 5'4", 110 lbs. Is soaking somo- Attractive, 50 yr old', whilo profes- indopondontf conlldont, likes sports brown complexion. Spoking a spiri- or iovol. tho lady I sook noed not. Marnago orlontod, 44, 5'10", 170 ic, slim, attractivo, easy going. I'm and In good shape. Enjoys out- rolatlonshlp with a fomalo, mid 30's, ono bolwoon Iho agos ol 20 and 30 sional fomala, 50", bluo oyos, lit, and. tho out doors, sooks depend- tual relationship with a divorced or liko it, howover, sho should bo lbs, blondo hair, bluo oyes, trim, 41. 155 lbs, 57". brown/bluo, In doors, tho boach and Skiing. BOX non-smoker, non-drinkor, no drugs, who Is honosl lor friendship and i and active. Enjoys Iho outdoors, ablo partner who knows how to troat widowod malo, 48 to 50. Liko.i understanding. BOX 15636 13701 Irish/Gorman, handsome, soil spo- way oxcollont shapo, and wishing you allractlvo, honosl. Union County. posslblo long torm relationship. Ride NJ TRANSIT to... travel, skiing, swimming, llshlng, a woman with rospect. BOX 12728 movlas, music, dining In or out, and kon gentleman with traditional Mid- BOX 35752 BOX 12301 FIRST TIME AD would qlvo mo a call. BOX 36276 TRY THIS OUT H'dancing,, walking, dining out, much moro. BOX 34335 Wostom valuos. Sooks warm, foml- RAHWAY- The Heartstrings i TRAVEL INTO PARADISE Handsomo succosslul prolosslonal Union County Board of Freeholders jjnovlos and fun tlmos. Seeking a CALL ME SOON Whllo molo, 45,5'0", 210 lbs, husky, nlno woman, 34 to 42, attractive tig- LET'S SHARE LIFE Slnglo black Coribbean fomale, HONEST 18 IMPORTANT whito malo, tall and HI. Sonso of for Hunger concert at the Unitjn; Attractivo malo, 54, Intolllgont, til, nlco looking, good personality and uro. Children welcomo. En]oya long Slnglo molo, 5'9", 175 lbs, brown 'mala with similar Interests. BOX 46-yr-old, slnglo white lomalo, look- humor yot serious, light hearted yet . young 40, 5'5", 145 lbs, long hair sonso of humor, non-smokor, non- country drives. BOX 12153 hair, bluo oyos, athlollc build. County Arts Center to benefit the! ••'S5305 ing for an honosl, slncoro, lun-lov- sincere. Comfortable outdoors and good conco ol humor, romantic. ThD Publisher assumes no and brown eyos, noh-smokor, non- trlfc Sooking lady, 40-60, wllh samo drlnkor, outgoing, and lun to bo Looking for fomalo who Is. nlco, Community Foodbank of New! - BEAUTIFUL BLACK LADY Ing guy lor spoclal tlmos. Enjoya Indoors. Seeks special, Intolllgont, GO ON AND CALL ME liability lor Iho content of, or drlnkor, easygoing, two grown chil- with. Sooks compatible woman with warm, caring, sonsltlvo, kind hoarl- movlos', thoator, Now York City, professionally succosslul, slondor Intorests, down to oarth, fomlnlno. 51 yr old, divorcod, whllo Christian Jersey. On Oct. 20 at 8 p.m., leg- i £lnglo femalo, 39, loves to cook nnd dren. Enjoys movlas, dining and Iho od. Enjoys relaxing, going out, shar- replies to; any advortlsGment attractive lady, 35 to 46. Patrick Sorlously looking for a friendship ' a good personality. BOX 14355 dance. Looking lor a man 35-45, Iravol and moro. Monmouth County. malo. Enjoys naturo, travollng, otc. endary folk troubadour Arlo; nlco things in llfo. Seoks whito malo. County BOX 28480 ing, good limes, sports, movlas, din- or voice greeting. Such liabili- BOX 34363 and long form relationship. BOX HOPEFULLY MORE Is searching for slnglo Christian race open, with good sonso ol 35 to 50, with similar interests for a ing oul, music concorts. BOX 36016 ty rests exclusively w|lh the Guthrie will perform. From '< n'umor and ond who knows how to 40240 female with tho samo Intorests lor a long-term relationship. BOX 12934 LETS HANG OUT TAKE IT FROM THER Allracllve malo, 50, intolllgont and poosiblo long.torm rolatlonshlp. LONELY HEART | advertiser or respondent. The 1967's "Alice's Restaurant," to his • '' Weat a woman right. Hudson Divorcod .tomato, 50 yrs.old, pntito, While male, 33, blondo hair and ROMANCE IS THE KEY . hlnhly romantic. Sooks fomalo fora SPECIAL TIMES BOX 12294 Slnglo whltp malo,' 65, 5'11", 200 advertiser and respondent present day performances with | '< County. BOX 29.180 '. professional. Enjoys walks, tho bluo oyos, 5'10", soaking slnnlo Divorcod whito male, 47, soil long-torm relationship, 45. to. 55. lbs. Seeking slnglo whlto lomalo, 55 42 yr. old, slnglo whllo Christian white lomalo, 30 lo 35. to onjoy BOX 36872 agree to Indemnify and hold orchestral such as the Boston; • r TALL AND ATTRACTIVE boach, reading, movlos, music, omployod, prolosslonal, lit, attrac- OPEN FEMALE WANTED lomalo, petite, hazol oyoo and sports, the outdoors and a sonso ol to 65, with good sonso of humor, lor 36 yr. old, groen eyod, tall, volup- dancing, Nqw York City, mujoums.. tive, cloan shavan,. brown hair and FIND YOUR FUTURE 45 yr old, childlooo whlto malo, this publication and Advanced Pops, Guthrie continues to capti- • llnanclally secure. Sooklng a sin- humor. BOX 40271 • strolls on Iho beach and lo talk poli- , tuoiis brunette lomalo. I onjoy work- and moro. Soaking a malo to sp'ond eyos, sonso of humor, Intolllgont. novor married, 5'9", 210 lbs, husky 1 Telocom.Services, Its employ- vate audiences around the Svbrld.,' core, single, divorcod or wldowod Whllo Christian malo, 40,6'4", Indo- tics wllh. Looking for oomoono lo l(ig outr music, comody clubs, spmo tlmo wilh,.BOX 05362 BLACK GIRL ONLY Enjoys dancing, cooking, NYC, lon- woll proportioned build, nlco look- Christian whlto malo, llnanclally pandont, socuro, business owner, lovo. BOX 36023 ees and agents hafmloss Black man, light complovlon, dark ing, vory porsonablo and humorous, The concert is presented by I " (hooting pool, sports, and movies. HAPPY TIMES nls, hiking,.working out and more. musician. Sooko actlvo, sincoro from all costs, expenses, lia- secure to share spoclal tlmoa. BOX ' hair,6', 18011)0,53, sookslomlnlne non-smokor, non-drlnkor, cloan cut, SWEET & KIND Looking lor a Mil, spontaneous, sln- Slnglo lomalo, young 60,'s, 5'5", 1311 Sooklng lomalo, attractive, prolos- person, 27 lo 35, slim to modium Heartstrings Promotions 13050 . black girl, '18 to 50, tor possible raid: easy going, outgoing, consldorato, 29. yr. old slnglo whlto male, 5T, bilities and damages resulting : glo man with a good eonso ol lbs; affoctlonato, sincoro, pleasing slonal, 5'5" or under and share sim- build, who also on|oys Iho outdoors. Saturday, founder Diana St. John who will COULD BE FUN ' tionshlp. Borgon Counly BOX Ilkablo, collogo gradualo. Sooklng a bluo oyos, understanding, kind, Irom or caused by this publt: Sunday, humor. BOX 36207 appoaranco, warm hoartod, opon to • ilar Interest. BOX 37148 BOX3687Q .•'•.'. •\ 20107. ' . ' ' •,•'•'•••' lomalo for friendship companion- loyal and consldorato. Sooklng Sept. 15,2001, donate a portion of ticket sales to' Divorced' whlto lomalo, allractlvo, Irlondshlp, llkoo old fashioned | cation or recording placed by Sepf.16,2001, LET'8 QO OUT ship and possible long torm rola- potito to modium build slnglo lomalo 30HSO of humor, onjoyo classical morali! and bolng treatedilko a lady tho advertiser or any reply t6 the Community Foodbank of New Looking for a malp, mid 40's to mid •'tlopohlp. BOX 12378 who Is Independent, knowlodgoablo 12:30 pm to music, dining oul, ballot, musoums, Sooking .whlto male, around samo . 12:30 pm to Jersey. Poodbarik volunteers will 50's, who's trim, Imaginative, cro- and mature, Looking for a meaning- same. ATS rosorvos tho fight oporo and moro, Soeklno mala, 55 ago, tall, non-smokor, with 'similar SUMMER 2001 10:00 pm atlvo, poreonablo,' playful, non- Respond lo Ads ivilb your ful relationship with somoono spe- to edit or rojocl any ad. The 6:00 pm be on hand to collect donations to 66, thin, non smokor, prolosslon- valuos. BOX 35675 Single black lomalo, lull llgurod, smoker and wants tooxporloncolllo cial. BOX 30148 ' advertisors and respondents CASSANDRA WILSON, and distribute literature about al, llnanclally socuro wllh similar brown, hair.and oyos. Sooklng an TITO PUENTE JR. logothor. I'm bright, porcoptlvo, car- ALL FOR YOU / % Intorost. BOX 13112 HAPPY IN LIFE agree that thoy are at loast 18 , ALEX BUQNON, lb honosl, single black senior malo ORCHESTRA, the many programs the Ing, open, playful. ST. "1 * Spanish fomalo, 48, romantic and Vis a Ma s I e / cu t °df ' who enjoys movlos, Atlantic City, Whllo malo, 42, S'O", 175 lbs, brown yoars old. Advortisor voico CARI.DS FRANZRTTI : Community Foodbank offers. strawberiy blondo hair, bluo oyo8, SEEKS TRUE GENTLEMAN honost, loves dancing and dinlnn THE SHERRY WINSTON nnd dining out, BOX 12304 Hair and bluo oyoo, athletic build. protly. BOX 42004 35 yr old, 5'4", 160 IDS, divorced oul. Sooka professional whllo gon- grootings will be rojqctqd II. &AMKIOS, - Organizations which have CM II employed, onjoys sports, dining out, : llAND FBATIRINO mothor of ono, vory attractive with tloman with a good sonso of humor. CIRCLE THIS AD . Ihoy contain last namos, I KNOW WHAT I WANT movlos, music. Sooklng lomolo, 25 JOSHUA BltEAKSTONR benefited are The American Red light brown hair and big brown oyoo. BOX 35019 Divorcod whllo male, 42, of Italian JON LUCIEN, Whlto fomale, '5'6", 120 lbs, slim, lo SO, who Is caring, warm, kind phono numbers, any address- Appreciates dining out, boating, daocont, oxcollonl shapo, sooks QUAI1TET, Cross, Breast Cancer Resource dark brown hair ond oyos, on|6ys 1*888-785-6700 FtYINO NEUTRINOS, SIMILAR INTEREST8? hoarted, for good company and a os, . e-mail addresses or llshlng, Iho boach and moro. very special femalo, 39 to 49, who GORDON JAMBS BAND, Center YWCA Princeton (host of reading, music, picnics and quiot 55 yr old slnglo lomalo, 5'8", avor- good tlmo. BOX 38167 CIIUZIKO YOSHIIIIRO Sooklng a slnglo whllo malo, tall, $fr\ SJ. I'J {)i>r niiuuli- fH^k Would approciato a nlco Italian guy oxplicit sqxual lahguago. You time's. Seeking, a tall malo with ago build, auburn hair, hazol eyos, CYNTHIA HOLIDAY the Susan G. Roman Breast tunny, romantic, handsomo and a from tho old school. This Is ono man NOTHING BUT A NUMBER should scroon yoiir, respons- QUARTET FEATURINO bipndo or dark half fpr lilondshlp, Indopondonl, non-smokor. Enjoyu Cancer Foundation New Jersey Into gonlloman. BOX 13536 who knows how lo on|oy Ille In more Male, 59, smokor, sooks trim, good- • possibly mora. BOX i.2'4B. dancing, movies, theater and Iravol! es carefully. First mootlngs BERNARD I'URDIE wnyu than ono. Could you bo ready hoartod, independent woman who Race for the Cure), the Greater Soeklng a slnglo outgoing male, 6' should'bo hold in a public to add 8omo sparkle to your life? If Is Interested In companionship. Ago Philadelphia Foodbank and the plus, lor a long-term .relationship. plnco. The use pi cordless or go, give me a call. BOX 1247S Is open. BOX 36312 Community Foodbank of New' BOX 36132 For More Ads Visit cellular phonos, is discour- ALWAYS SMILING GIVE ME A CALL GIVE ME A CALL' _ad. Customer' Service Is Jersey, both part of America's 1 Living, loving, laughing, (Jnndng, 45 34 yr old,.single while male, no chil- Whllo lomolo, 70's, 5T, 135 lbs,' • Free Admission Second Harvest, the largest net- The Meeting Plac^ yr old,. widowed while malo, with dren, never married, brown hair ond iavollable by dialing toll Ireoi- 5 TONY AWARDS*» BEST MUSICAL REVIVAL OF 2000! warm, caring and down to oarth. M wonderful children, handsome, III, • oyea, 6'ir, 175 lbs, fit, alhlello. 888-256-4449. Mon-Kri, 9:00- l,r\ NOMAHEOAN PARK, SPRINGFIELD AVB,, CRANFORD NJ work of food banks in the United Enjoys Walking, dining out and trav- http://njnvwebfriends.com grant hair, knows how io live each Enjoys working out, the outdoors, 5:30 EDT. FINAL PERFORMANCE ON BROADWAY DECEMBER 30,2001 States.' ••.. .••.-. ••"• el. Seoklng special man with similar day, Seeking a similar (emalo who's and more. Seeking a lemale with Interest. BOX.40345 . Copyright ATS 8/4/01 ' For ticket information call the attractive, IK, 35 to 50. BOX 12605 ' similar Interests. BOX 36376 fi • •'•;• CALL TELECHAAGE: (212) 947-8844 "ENJ^ CALL T NJ^ Union County Arts Center box ]•>!•• ••• I': office at (732) 499-8226. For:. i j emta ptrfumJiwt IWt tt t tiduti par purchiu. Thil offffw Is ui^sct td avabbWy Kid f K wore information visit: I 888 (I5O it 1 it I KVINT INWBUltlllll. llllll.llto www.heartstringspromotioto8.c6 tn or call (732) 727-1871

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'•£'::•• Automotive/Classified REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

CRANFORD Walsh for $312,000. ': " S. Donnadio to Lisa Ng for $190,000. C;Holkestad for $329,900. - /. Lewandowski for $395,000. ' .• 104 Bloomingdale Ave. from Ellen D. 61 Waldon Road from Michael & WESTFIELD 836 North Ave.; West from Ronald L, 30 Karen Way from Lucille T. Mason Walsh to John Podesta et.al. for Audrey Goodman et.al. to Karen M. 19 Bell Drive from Steven M, & Reed & Naseeto Sofia-Reed to Steven & to Jean-Paul & Lori J. Guirard for $303,500. Diaz for $259,900. is a crown jewel Starwill Patricia Nielsen to Jeffrey M. & Karen Susan Lyons for $240,000. $349,000.. ' •.:..•' . 3 Grove St. from John Vergalla to GARWQOD L. Berger for $340,000. . 901 North Ave. West from Dale & 17 Kent Gardens from Walter Q. Michael J. & Karen A. Rokose for 428 Beech Ave. from David M. & 1065 E. Broad St. from Bibbs M.C. Ethel Stewart to Charles A. & Lenore Long Jr. & Valerie J. Long to Andrew'%. ratings as the GS ^edan; its account-exterior temperature to present $220,000. Allison L. Polaski to Jerry & Kristen •COPLEY'NEWS SERVICE 10.5:1 compression ratio, howev- redirect warm, or cool air, as. Sinclair to Madeline. Reagan for • S. Rubin for $295,000. -,.\. Berger for $195,500. : ; er, ensures a neeol for premium 30 Hillcrest Ave. from Gregory & Grady for $192,000. - $259,000. 376 Orenda Circle from Laurence T. 18 Midland Terrace from i>-. "This is an 'emotional vehicle' neededj to foot and lap areas; at car dealer^ Catherine Cuzzolino to Anthony & 249 Fourth Ave. from. Elizabeth for us," says Lexus honcho fuel. Overall, the attention to 937 Carleton Road from Henry & & Barbara . Susman to Frank & Christopher S. & M. Wilkins 't» The; one and only transmis- Terry Nataline for $259,000. Flynn et.al. to William Tinger et.al. for Bonnie J.W. Kniskern to Albert & • Samantha Altieri for $415,000. Anthony S. & C. Bugliari for $580,000. Denny Clements, gesturing detail is impressive^ F*it and fin- NORTH PLAINFDBLD .^ . 159 Hillcrest Ave. from David. & $183,000. : . . ...: ,. • • ; - toward the SO 430. "It'sings lux- sion available is a. perfectly ade- ish are .typically Lexus, which is . Dusty Rizzo," local movie star? parlenePaglialunga for $495,000. \ 53CI Suiflmit^^;Avev.fi:om. Ryan .Van 390-30 . Morris Aye, from; Robert-& 1 quate five-speed automatic, with to say, without flaw. .'•".' • Suzanne Delvecchio to Matthew M. & 263 Fourth Ave. from Tie & Xiaflhui .; 645:N. Chestnut St. from' Richard C. Sickle to Robyn Farrington for $35,446. Leah Whalen to Nancy. .Conrad fdr \lify. And scireams performance.' arid RCA recording artist, has ; Singing? •,'- . Screaming? Power, Normal and Snow modes. A showy attraction is the just announced that he wil¥ Elizabeth Lynslcey for $259,000. G. Qianto Scott Brooks for $262,000, Vanecek et.al; to Darius & .Carlene 515-1ES Trinity Place from Richard $185,000. -. : That said, we were still fantasiz- 22 Hillside Place.from James J. & Emotional? Sounds more like retractable aluminum roof and : present one lucky. NeV Jersey 252 Hemlock Ave. from Corrine Palia for $434,500. . •• • \ &'Betty L, Brown to Albert J. Sabini 42 Mountain Ave. fepm Evelyn &. ing about what paddling through its reinforced glass rear window, \ Karen Whalen to Gregory K. & Erica L. Casale to John. R. & Anastasia A. . 521 Downer St. from Timothy & Lois 'feette Midler than a sports coupe resident the; keys to a 2001 for$260;000. : ..•/••• v- Gorton to Daniel & Rosemary S. Coyeh 'that morphs into a convertible at a six-speed manual box might which stows unobtrusively IsuzU Rodeo or possibly .at I Eagan for $330,000. O'Connor for $269,000. . V. O'Leary to Julie Isbit et.al. for BERKELEY HEIGHTS for $57.0,00.0. •.. . " ; ..=. 'I feel like. ...•'• : the touch of a button,: Does that behind the truncated back seat. check for $105,000 at -DomS ; '* 19 Holly St. from Perry D. & Mary A'. 232 Second. Ave. frpm Scott & Eva; : $318,000.; v •'-•• :•••••• .;/• ••. • 97 Baker Ave. from Richard & 224 Mountain;Ave. from Kenneth'N. sound like a Lexus?, •', As efficient as the SC 430 is'to Electric, not hydraulic, motors K!ia Isuzu in North Plainfield Ninger to Darren & Pamela Ray for .Brooks to James Muilehburg: for 407 Everson Place from Graphic Dolores Mitterarid to Richard & Jean Shriber et.al. to Sharon L. Simmons for accelerate with, it is at least as raise or .lower the roof in less ',Maybe. Maybe not. : on Sept. IB. . • . • ,;^ ;$627,500, 'V ; • : - ' V- ' $179,900/ . v .-'•...'.••. ,•• •••••: :. . :. Arts ^Mutual Insurance' Co. to' M.Vreelandfor $379,000. .; >..:• $580,000, ; .:•' . '."•, proficient at slowing down. A. than 25 seconds. • ; '";• Rizzo, who has; mad^ ! .^^970-tinColn Aver- East- from-Michael- 1 V Forgive Lexus if it's still H 19-^Braemer— Cbuyt-from Abdul- ~ U_47-Oakland:Place from _Ray_mpnd_Pv'J •Redding what it wants to be new braking system features At about $62iQ0O fully loaded, numerous appearances dri |'$ Karen. Rokose to W. Prussak 204 N. 19th St. from Shirley M; $215,000. . Abbasi etal.to Frank L. & Cheryl A. & Connie Ozyjowski to Vincent A. & , -when it grows up. Like watching four-sensor, four-channel ABS the. SC 430 is' slotted equi-dis* "The Tonight Show^^The EA I Electrical Contractor for.$225,000, c Edwards to." Gertrude Woods for, :;.'. 406 First St. from^Stephen & Susan. Alfano for $700,000. •, ' . •'•-. •.. •?: Thea A. Bonomo fqr:$759,000. . •'••;•. . a te,en-ager grow, not.every step, with electronic brake force dis- tant from the $39,000 TT road- Sullivan Show," and severi* \ ' 415 Lincoln Park East from Garry $15,000. • ' ' Agresta to Michael & Eileen Titone for. 47 Hillside Ave. frojn "Philip A. & 34 1/2 Old Orchard St. from Sea 'is -forward, but the potential is tribution to all four wheels. The ster and the $84,O00 XKS. other talk shows co-stars ilia W. & Maria D.S. Bradford to Trista SCOTCH PLAINS $399,900. . Lynn M.B. Galgaho to Kenneth & Breeze Investments L.L.C. to. ER 'awesome. Fro.m its swank, sport system also:UseJ3 traction cpri-. Another perceived. competitor, soon-tp-be-reieased, ; Ptonj; Pollard for $105,500. 1017 Cellar Ave. from Rose Nigro to trbl, skid control j throttle, inter- the Mercedes CLK430, is about Marshall film, "Riding, in . 117, Florence Ave. from John A. & Paula K, Gold for $350,000. '. , Development Inc. for $145,000. , ,. utilities to its. very retro• .street-' vention and supplemental pedal . 434 Manor Ave. from Debra J. Manuel A. & Mafia . Santos . for Courtney L. Shipman to Christopher J. 59. Kline Blvd. from Ann C. 10 Passaic Ave. from Scott J. & '" * concept car, it's difficult to ; $5,000 below the SC 430's stick- CarsWithBoys"; ; ..' ' '' : IScheuerman to Alisha Hooey et.al. for ^assists to facilitate smooth! •er. :•'•' •. : ... '.'••.•'•... ••'•..' ' • ""• $200,000. . &&KK. Heusler.foHlf r $295,000$295000. Hagstrom to. Chad: & Bonnie "Michelle . a. Mennig tcT"ThiraraB~r&r- responsive, braking'"- "while^cpr^:' The grand prize presentak :$420,QQO. ; ..'.. .__ __ . __^ The new Lexus convertible will be a hard act to follow. : : 10 Homestead Terrace from Le.ia .i_..L_ J22^rMdvifiW-Aye: from Jp |^l h^fe Mering or in'a.straight line^. ; • iaon^ifeH;he-cuteinaiiipnr of ^ :rr-'^gailer .SJTTFqriv"Townsffijf.: of Lexus usually delights in under- month-long sweepstakes put; l)TffiTto CuTfisT& Kathleen'^ ffornweir 'Sharon'A. •Mattep-tp" Lawrence'.F% & 30' Surrey Lane from. Joel & Soridra ... 2.0.RuibhVen Place from Robert C;•'& v,'Its original LS and ES sedans ; "I Wanted to create a. car that. it launches the car fromO to 60 . 1 Cranford to Diane M. Merkel for for $393,000:' : ' ' ' ' •'•• ^2 years. -ago challenged Handling is equally dramar cutting its. Mercedes competitors on by Dom's Kia Isuzu of Linda A. Tanibini for $377,000. Sanders to Theodore P. & Karen L. Sarah ft Wagner to Scott J. & Michelle would bring an even higher level • in. less than 6 seconds. Stout, free, thanks to double wishbone every, chance it can get. i $50,000. : . . 2323 Longfellow Ave. from Darren T, 1139 Lawrence Ave. from- Robert S. Jamer for $365,200. ,./. ' S. Mennig for $495,000. •: . •' Mercedes' mythic superiority r- of prestige to Lexus than the SC North Plainfield and WDKQV indeed. front and rear suspensions. Prospective buyers must 105.5 radio. •';•..'' / •'* I-i 100 S. Union Ave. from Eugenie & Pamela J. Ray'to Donald C. & Miner Jr. to Peter C. & Laurie F. Geary ."'..•6 Wilson Drive from Marijane EEll Summit East from Sharon L. with Japanese precision, relia- 400 coupe had. The SC 400 was a Somewhat , surprisingly, Wery similar to the GS 430," ; O'Neill et.al. to Allen Stauton et.al. for bility and value.; Its SC 400 evaluate whether the features "This is the biggest cash Jacqueline Post for $339,900. for $700,000. . '•••• Hueber to Duwah Irby for $296,000. Simmons to Ralph J. & Delores Pocaro beautiful car,, that greatly though, that 0-60 time is virtual- says Nakagawa, who engineered offered by the SC 430 outweigh '!$175,000. ' . ' : ••• • 43 Maddaket from Charles W; & Lois 640.Lenox Ave. from Steven C. & M. sports coupe, new in 1991, was a enhanced Lexus'image;" prize award in the history c» r NEW PROVIDENCE for $345,000.. ly the same as that of a GS both. ;: -V- . : "•• : "• •.-..• the poise and polish of the 117 S. Union Ave. from William & M. Read to Mark E. Noyick f° Teitelbaum to Deborah W: Finn for r hard act to follow. So hard, in Because the SC 430 was con- sedan. Hmmm. How could that WDHA," says.Pat McKenna^ 17 Colony Court from Jun & Masako . 25 Tanglewood Drive from William ; Another factor in driver Mercedes, the visceral fun factor the WDHA representative Ann L. Firth to Mark C. & Donna A. $245,000. .' . $480,000. . Jfacli, that: Lexus never-figured ceived as a convertible, extra •'be?'- '• . ••.•.••••• ;: ;:- , •• '•'• Nakajima to Victor & Lisa Donatb for H, & Judith A. Mullery to Scott S. k : enjoyment and comfort Was the and comparative value of the TT, behind the promotion. "W& 'I.Curley for $310,000. 2583 Madison Ave. from Harry D. 647 Maple St. from Raymond C..-& $355,000. Cynthia J. Johnston for $685,000. "but how.to restyle it or build a chassis and cowl stiffness were Well, the SC 430's curb ample leather seats - particular-, or the swashbuckling sexiness of i FANWOOD ragtop version. • designed in. Lexus said torsional weight, which Lexus lists as wanted to do something; Price Jr, & Yolanda J. Price to Gerard & Victoria Samori to Kevin M. & .• . .;; • . - ..SUMMIT. • .,.;.'••. • :.. 71. Tanglewood Drive . from : ly handsome in ecru (also avail- the much pricier Jaguar. extraordinary.. So itie part- j " 298 La Grande Ave. from Johriathah Lawren M. Hart for $279,000. Kimbefly B. Ellis for $435,900. 15 Bedford Road from Christopher Catherine C. Harte to Bernadette : "We really tried to make a rigidity was enhanced by using "only 3,840 pounds," has a lot to abl$ in black arid brown). The "convertible out of the SC 400," the engine as a "dynamic do with that - mitigating the out- That still- doesn't quite nered with Dom's Kia Isuzu • & C. Philipp to Douglas B. & Jennifer 2261 New York Ave. from Kenneth 651 Maye St. from James Caldorato A. ..& Brit L... Brown to Michal & Gondell for $815,000. interior treatments, featuring answer the question: For whom arid the people really seem ta IE. Gold for $285,000.. H. •& Iberia Randolph to Brian & says. Clements* Lexus', general damper" and by beefing up the put of the 300-h6rsepbwer blond bird's eye maple or burled April Barahyay for $350,0.00. Theresa Lusty for $55,200. . 90 Tulip St. from Tedd'W. & Beth B\ itnanager. . ..' "We designed, rocker panels, among other engine, arid its 325 foot-pounds is this unique coupe-cum-con- love it; The response has been, ; 580 North. Ave. from Paul H, & Michelle Dayton for $262,500.. 935 Minisink Way from. Michael T. & : walnut, add a particularly classy vertible intended? Lexus claims 205 Blackburn Roaid from. Lisa Van Buskirk to Thomas & Maureen redesigned, cut and reinforced it. things. '.. .-•' ;_ • of torque. fantastic," ; Karen A. Robinson to Commerce Bank . 2218 Shawnee Path from Susan touch. '.'••..-. its target market is well-educat- Carole A. Davis to Rbbert J. & Eliabeth Colgari to Samuel M. Kihney III & Beth McKay for $455,000. : '..-• But we just couldn't open the top That said, we were siitrprised On Sept. 15, one lucky; [Central N.A. for $260,000. Walz to Robert & Alicia Porter for Brancatella for $875,000. D. Kinney for $495,000. 128 Tulip St, from Sonya H.%. The SC 430 is, in fact, 133 Behind retracting wood dash ed 48-year-olds, with $170,000 finalist will have the chance; of'that cat arid retain body rigid- at the amount pf cowl shake we pounds heavier than the.GS, and panels are controls for the lavish annual incomes. 143 Pleasant Ave. from Peter G. & $309,900. '•'.', ;••., •.•; •••••: 2 Moss Ave. from Robert J. & 21. Grove St. from Superior Palmer to Dimitri B. & Alicia A. Drone to reach into the back of a ity and a quiet ride." . encountered, with the top down, only 60 pounds shy of the LS stereo and the DVD-based navi- But the emphasis on retain- ;*• Richard & Bianca 16 Village Park Court from Michael Marlene Marando to Donald M. & Jane Properties L.L.C. to Michael & Angela for $542,000. The SC 430, which is some- especially under hard accelera- Rodeo to pick from 105, sedan's curb weight. (Exactly gation system. : ing a trunk large enough to store envelopes. Inside will either thing, of a replacement for the tion! , '.-••' 500 pounds more than a Ford • The nine-speaker, 240-watt golf clubs - even with the con- discontinued SC 300 and SC 400 The SC 430's nomenclature be keys to a new car or'a Taurus!) Blame - or credit - that stereo system in this vehicle is vertible top down - suggests a check for $105,000. • -""*, series models, was designed as a refers to its engine .displace- on the structural reinforcements without peer - ,eyen top down, v more decided skew toward the As John Colatrella, generalj Automated approximations annihilate appraisers convertible "from the ground ment; the 4.3-liter V-8 is shared and. the retracting top mecha- 100 mph. People in the car nex,t retired golf geezer set. And on up." •':• But an ' integrated, by Lexus' snappy hot-rod sedan, nism and its coterie of electric manager of Doirils Kia Isuzu^ to you c£in even hear it clearly. our test drive, that's exactly the puts it, "You can't have much! BY JAMES M. WOODARD They use computerized, automated valuation just reported that a major, employer is shutting ^retractable hardtop was the key the GS 430, and its new LS 430 ..motors'.. '. •.:•"'...... '• ..' •.., ' ; The navigation system's audience the car attracted. models (AVMs) for general statistical data that the factory, the model can't take that in. A local 'to the mission statement. : Euro-luxb cruiser. more* fun than this at a car) COPLEY NEWS SERVICE- ...... ••'..:• 1 Notably, the engine is the first seveh-inch screen can be tilted . Either way, Lexus shouldn't dealership." • . « determinesa home's approximate market value. appraiser*can use. an automated valuation ;; "I call it the 'Jewel of Lexus," . Arguably, the engine is the V-8 to receive "Ultra Low away from direct sunlight - a. have too much trouble finding a ANOTHER ONE OF OUR • These are tough times for real estate apprais-, This system saves time and money in pro- ,pays. chief engineer Yasushi most pleasurable part-of this Emissions Vehicle" certification - "Someone's going to win at* model as part of an appraisal, but he or she also very practical feature, when the market for this elegant sports least a 2001 Rodeo and if not« ers. ' . "' ••'••• / ••''•..•• ' ••,' : ••'•'•'••••••• • NakagaWa.. "I always wondered unique sports coupe. Tromp on "SUCCESS STORIES* cessing loaii applications. And in certain situa- is going to use judgment;" • ' ... even with .burbling dual topi's down; • car. ••-..•'•...;• ••.'.' _ii I would have the opportunity they're 105 grand richer. WhoJ CONGRATULATIONS: The recently emergihg trend of using com- tioris, these mortgages are salable to the sec- Another problem currently facing real estat'e the gas, and the reassuring rum- exhausts. -The 261-cubic inch Another top-down considera- Lexus only plans to make ondary market (organissations that purchase to totally remove the lid of a car. ble of the four-cam, 32-valve mill churns put the same knows; maybe it could be* MEET MARIO & LUCU.IA SERHA puterized data to generate home values, replac- appraisers is increasing pressure from broker^, tion is the way the HVAC system 12,000 of them the. first year and ing services of real,: live appraisers, are creating existing mortgages); This encourages primary builders, homeowners and lenders to validate-a ^Drthi was my chance. power plant warms your heart as respectable 18/23 fuel economy works: automatically taking' into 10,000 in subsequent years. you-" .: FORMER HOMEOWNERS OF rough waters for appraisers. But the trend may lenders to accept individual applications with- sales price, or affirm a value that allows a home- have a dark, steep downside. ,: : . . out afuU-blown appraisal. ''•;"•,... owner ito tap into additional home equity.. THANKING JLL GUZMAN REALTY, ING An increasing number of mortgage lenders For obvious reasons, the appraisal industry "Our members report that real.estate mort- 916 ROOSEVUT STREET, al view of the trend. And sea: - gage creditors, lenders and brokers apply undue Marvin COL ONIA L MOTORS ELIZABETH, HJ are accepting loan^^applications withouta f°™ sbned appraigers.are expressing some very valid influencuifluencron"an*appSr"to^^e on an appraiser to artifiil^ l k Burton "Sal*> '. HOME CLOSED OH SEPTEMBER 5,2001 mPW&;M:^^setjna_p^^ .,.: vointa .:•;..;...:..;...... ,. v , i .,.- ^ vaiue;onaprpperty being appraised," the coniultonl of tt»5» • ... ;! : . . "These models and new tech- Appraisal Institute wrote in a letter to the . monljh My husband and I would.tike to take this opportunity to thank you, as well as everyone at your office that was nologies provide faster^ quicker Senate Banking Committee. . and cheaper Valuations, but you Gary .involved with the sale ol our property-located at 916 Roosevelt Street in Elizabeth tor all ths assistance received., When an apprkiser fails to "make the value," Wilkinson 'v We just had to let you know (hat everyone we dealt with at your office such as Mirene, Sonia and Gecile were have to ask about the resulting or affirm that a house is worth as. much as, or .'always polite and professional and always addressed our concerns and questions in a prompt and courteous • risks," said Don Kelly, vice presi- contulfcmt more than, the sales price, the entire transac- ofttw 'manner. • • • • ••.••'• dent of the Appraisal Institute in tion can he scuttled, and the. appraiser can be ISK1 mohlh . Washington, D.C. would to express our heartfelt appreciation. Once again "thank you" and best ol luck to you. blacklisted, it was noted by the Institute. It's . "You can wind up with some clear from recent news reports that some NEW 2001 NEW 2001 pretty egregious appreciation !.'''•'' . • ' • " ' • • Sincerely,' • (rising property values) on paper appraisers dp succumb to the pressure. CABRIO •.••..•••• . • Lucila N. Serra Some appraisers ..are now taking on the Golf GTI ;f.S. Thank you lor the lovely plant arrangement; we will treasure it lor a long.time. It was an extremely nice . .that doesn't really exist, and that GLS i gesture on your part. • • • ' :. .•.•.'./. nation's largest mortgage lender - Washington »GLS READY NOW & EQUIPPED TO WORK creates some potentially cata- Mutual - for its increasing use of automated val- S •• Jill Guzman Realty, Inc .R'^ strophic losses. Using AVMs can translate a single faulty price into uation models, and in-house appraisers. They STK#12588, VIN #1M8O4668, MSRP: $22,1011. . "WE TAKE THE, JITTERS OUT OF FIRST TIME BUYING AND SELUNGill" .. . the basis for mis-valuing many have signed a petition urging appraisers to boy- Stock #11857; Vin #14036042. MSRP: $21,125. dulo, 4 tyl, rj/t, front & side air bags, power windows/loda, ow/fm toss. "916 ROOSEVELT STREET, WAS LISTED BY SONlA GUZMAMHIVERA cott the lender. The petition claims the company 5spd, 6 tyl, o/(, friiit & side qlr bags, om//m tuss j/s/t/winJows/lMks, AND SOLD BY CECILE DOAMARAL OF JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC o.ther homes." . "" >, Monsoon sound sys, luxury ptg,. leather, sunroof, alloys. ...' The appraisal industry's main is trying to squeeze out independent appraisers. "OUR SUCCESS STORIES^ ARE NEVER ENDING." Washington Mutual's response to this claim "LIST YOUR HOME WITH JILL GUZMAN REALTY, INC. concern is that mortgage lenders, seeking to lower the cost and was a statement from the firm's chief in-house AND BECOME ONE OF OUR "SUCCESS STORIES"® appraiser, Sue Potteiger. . PLUS AH S "OUR BEST REFERENCE IS YOUR NEIGHBOR."® streamline,the process of mort- WWW.JiLLGUZMANREALTY.COM gage origination, will rely solely "We are not taking appraisers out of the few-.NEW 2001 ADDmONAL _, NOW PROUDLY CELEBRATING OUR 12™ ANNIVEHSARYI! on statistics to value homes, process but using, technology to make things NEW 2001 GASH REBATE AVTuifilU THRU 11 msi RAHWAY $215,000 according to Alan Hummel, a vice faster and cheaper for our customers," she said. |RASSAT<5LS Bring the kids to Uiis spacious Split witJi 4 BRs and 1.5 Baths. president of the Appraisal *** : JETTA fV6 REBATES UP TO Family Rm, maintenance free exterior, lg yard w/barbequc, 2 Institute and owner of the Iowa. Q: How many mortgage loans today are GLSVR6 "OUR BEST REFERENCE IS YOUR NEIGHBOR car garage, central air and more! Call now! This won't last! Residential Appraisal Co. in Des granted to people purchasing a home with a Moines, Iowa, very low down payment? STK#12065" VIN #1P203084. MSRP 527,850. A: Last year racked up a record in the mort- 5 spd. man, 2.B turbo, 6 tyl, power lotks/wuidows, n/t, am/fm 908-709-8400 itr "The models have improved, (ass, cruise, tiff leleitopk, ASR, ABS, letrtfier, oBovs, sunroof. and the availability of data is bet- gage industry for the number of loans granted ':••". STOCK#11226,VIN#1MO15949. MSRPi$22)000. ' ; . . ••- '•••'.••••.. -ter. But for exceptionally low down payment home pur- 5 ipd, 6 tyl, a/c, front 8 Hit air be«, em/fm toss, p/s/b/wirtdowi/kxh, ABS, these mod- chases.. About 41 percent of new mortgages were . .'.' •;• . • Irotfibncontrol. 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INDEX: By DANIEL MURPHY loaded wdtii most of. the same ANNOUNCEMENTS 0330 ftomos' 0550'firewood & Fuel< •0755 Entertainment Servlcds : . 0930. Decks a Patios '.' 1095 Recycling • ' . • THE CHRONICLE ., '•':• •. • .;.•• weapons, with talented and expe- CLASSIFIED • 000.2 DbathNotlcois • • 0331 OpohHouSos 0560..Furniture '. '.•.•.• 0762 Home Health Sorvlces •• 0935 Drapery & Decorating ' -1.100 Roollng' •••••• '•'•'• . 0003; InvMomorlams ••• • •. . 0335 Incofnp Proporty :. ••' . 0565 Farm Machinery • •'•. . • . 0765 Insurance ••'••'. . .! •0940. DrlyeWays • " . • •. . •, -.1105 .Rotolilling •'• .,• rienced players: back at all the. .0004 fcjrds of Thanks 0340 Industrial Property •• . ''. : HOURS 0570 Snow Romoval Equipment "'-' 0770 • Legal Sorvicos •••'. 0941 : Duct Cleaning ' • ••• • 1115... Sowcrfi Drain Cleaning •. WESTFIELD — For 48 min- .0007 .Memorials/Plots •• • .0342 Investment Properties' • skill positions. Brian Schiller '-. 0575.- .'Horns Under $100••• •• •• • . 0773 Umoilslno 4 Taxi Services . ••0945. Electrical.... . •.. . ' '1'120. • Shbptrpck ft Spackllng . for yoiir cdhvenlence, 0010' Auctions ' ' • •0345. Loansft: MorlonflOS'••- • • 0580. Gonoral.Merchandlsp •• •.-.•. ; iutes the Goiigars left everything : ;0774 .Message ' „ ; .?. , ' 0947 Envlronmonlal Testlno •• • 1135 Srtovyblovvor Ropalr • returns for his third season as . ,0105. Adoption ' •• . . " ••• 0355 ' Ouf-pf-stotd Proporty ". 0581 LawnS Garden • •' .•• • 0775 Musical Instruction- , • 0949 ErrandEorvlcp ,••• .1140' Snowplowlng ' ' '•• they had on the field. ••-'• diirClasslfiedI Center ;• .0110. Announcomonls . 0360 Wantor ^ Roal Estalo :: ' '.. : starting quarterback, with Ray;; •0582••MarketBasket . •• '•• ..'; ' ' ' 0776 MarketRosearch v • 0950' Excavating' '.•'••• • 1145 Tolophonos • ". 013.5 tost & Fpund "• . ' ' 0380 Vacation Profiotty ' • •• . .0533; PJanls.Sepds& Forfllbor.. . ' 0777 Mlscellanodus . • < \ •'0956 'Bdermlnatlrig •: ••' 1150- Topsbil, Gravol a Sand ' • But when the game went to WiUianis.and Steve WiUjiams two.; Isbpen:•;.••: . •• 014,0. Personals • • . - 0390 Mobilo Homes •••'.':•• •••' ' :••. 05.84 Machinery & Tools > 0780 Photography , : .-.." .0960 Fqhclng •. •• .-p ~ • ••• • •• '1155: Troo Sorvicos • . ' 0150 Prayers - • •'" • • overtime, the Cranford High foot- fast, tall targets oh.the" outside;'' REAL ESTATE-flENTALS '•• 0585' Musical Instruments . ;• ••. •• 0785 • PlanoTunlng * Repair ': 0965 floor, Caro.' •.'. .• 1160 ' TV a VCR Ropalr " 0160 • Rldo Shaiino . .".• .• 0590.' Office FiWilluro&EqulpmontV 0400 Apartmonts(Purnlsliod) •.''. ,0795 'Settlor-Citizens Sorvlces ' •• •• .0970 Floors .•••'••'••' : 1165 . Upholstory a Slipcovers joall team had nothing left, falling Monday-Friday 0165 Happy-Ads', '. •••:'• ' , who each had a touchdown recep- '• 0405 : Apartments (Unfurnisliotf) • .0595- Photography S Camora Equipment.! 0800 Sewing Alterations- 0975 Fuol Tank Services • 1170. Vacuum Ropalr •• 0170 Coming'Eyonts. 0599 •FloaMarkets••.'.'• • ; to a deeper Westfield squad 14-7 tion of over 30 yards Saturday.'."' 0410 Commercial Properly. OBOf. Shoo Repair • ' .0980 .Furniture Repair ft Rbllnlshlng 1173 • Wallpapor • : 8 am to 6:00 pm EMPLOrMENT ; 0415 • Garages &"Storag e •0600 Garage & Yard Sales '•'' • ' 0805 Shopping & Errand Sorvicos •0985 Garage Doors ' - • • ' 1175: Waterproofing • ' '.. Saturday. ; • . Kyle Adams, a shifty junior tail'- • 0625 WanlodT.oBgy ; • .' • 0200 -Domestics:'-' • '- ' 0420 Halls '••-. . . '.'.•. 4 ;0B18'Telephone Serylcos 0990 Garden Supplies ' 1177. WalorPiirllication ' . : ••.;.' Westfield scored a touchdown 0205_ Employment Apondios •' ' 0425 .Houses (Furnished)' 0825. Tutoring & Instruction 09.95 Glass & Mirrors 1185: Welding ; ''.' .. ... back who returned a punt 80 1 P^TS ft ANIMALS „ 0220 • EmploymonlHolp Sorvieos 0430'. Houses (Unlurnisliod) • 0630 Horses & Llvbslock • . 0830 Typing & Word Prpcosslng . ' 1000 Gutters a L( ' . . 1190 . Windows'* Scroons • .with i5:36 remaining in the fourth yards for a touchdown Saturday, 0225. Employment Resumes 0435. Housing To Sharo '• ' ' 0.635- Obodlonco'Tralrilna,:- v- •;• '•• ••. '•'•• HOME SERVICES .1005 Hahdymah . 1195 . Window Washing • •••'• •• quarter, then took the opening is a game breaker in the back- 0226 Business'Holp, ' 0437. Lois for Rpnl '•••••' . '. 0640- Pots .'••'.. • .-. ' •0850, Air Conditioning • -..:;".' • : 1010 Heating ; ' • . . RECHEATTONAL VEHICLES 1 0230 brivors" .' • • . ••'• .0440: Olfico Spa«t • '.0645. Pols Sur)pllos'& Sorvicos ' ' • '1015- Homo Improvements Pqasession nf. irhp nwrtima 9K 0855 : Alarms & Security •' .1300' -.Mopods a.DIrl Bikos field, uluiig with bruising full -' L -0240 Bonoral-Holp 046Q .. nopms (Furnlshod). 0860 Alunilnum&'Vinyl Siding" . 10^8 Homo.Inspection FmAMCIALlBUSIMISS : yards in eight plays to forge a 14- . back Andrew Pavpni, who had.25 0245 Manaflorrtoht Holp 04G5 .Rooms,(Uri(urnlshod) •XIRfiS ApplUnco Rcpnir — 1310 Motor Homos npTNingr 1025 HousoWashlnp 0250 ModlcalHoln 0867. Auto Detailing S.Sorvlcd • 1315. Travol Trailers .' •• ' 7 lead and escape a. determined yard touchdown run Saturday Friday bj 'n?55...Part4Mttrtfa,|J . Vacation Proporty '•' ; 0650 Buslhoss Opportunities 1030' Insulation 0870 Bathrooms .-'••'•••. • •••• .• 1317 ' SnQWmobilos. •'••••.'• ' • 0260 Professional Holp 0482 Farms'. ' ' ' , • 0655 Financial Sorvicos ^and^hree- iouchdowiis and* 20 * 1 : 026.0265iSalosliBlp>.iaiBlp..,.- . ^.048'3 Acreaflai ,-.•• -•••.i- •''• • : ;••.• '... 1330' Boats & Motors' •. . Cranford was unable to match tackles in last year's 'meeting. . 0266 Tdchnldal Holp •04.85 ..Waiitod to Rent' •• V • * •0700 Accounting Services 0885" Oa'rpet Cleaning " 1037 Laundry Sorvicos • • 0270 •••Rotall Help •'•. • . 0710 Appraisers • 0890 Carpet Installation ,1040 Lawn Caro & Landscaping TRAHSPOHTATION Westfield's score as junior quar- ., ^They're an excellent Tootbajl 0275 "Ttados- •' '• MERCHANDISE •1045 Lawn Mowor Repair • ,'1350 Automolivo Financing . . .0500 Anllquos • .'• '•••: .: • 0715 •'.Architects 0B95 Catorlng terback Mike, Dollard was picked next weeks O280 Situations WahTod'• - 1050 Lawn Sprinklers" ' . 1355 , Auto Parts a Accossorlos •, leam," said Hull." "They have an 0520 Buljdlrig'Matorlals & Equipment' D717 '.Arts a Crafts '•••• 0900 Ceilings : 0285 "Instruction •'•' ' • ••1055- Locksmiths • • . •••' 1360- Automolivo Sorvicos. • • 0530- Clothing • ' . •. :• • • ' 0725 Beauty Caro Sorvicos 0906:' Ceramic TJIo • •' • • off oh the first play by Westfield's experienced quarterback, they're .1065 Masonry • • .. 1385 Autos far Salo .'• 0535 •.Collocliblos" ' •.-- • . •' 0728 Bridal Sorvicos 0907' Ceramic Tito Clbanirla 1 publication REAL ESTATE-SALES -.1067. Mlscollanoous ' 1.394 •. Antique a Classic Aulos Jay Cook, ending what was-a solid up front and well :coached; •0537. ' Computors ft Electronic Equipment .0730 Calligraphy . , .•••'• ,'• . 0910 Chimney Cleaning ' 0305 Acreage & Lots . '.'• 1070 Moving a Storage • ,1400'• Four Whool.Drivo . • • : 0540. • Crafts & Gift Sales • D734 . Child Caro & Nursery Schools 0915 ' Cleanups & Hnullng jgutsy performance by the It's a tremendous test for us. . 0315 Commordal,Property' 1075 • Painting a Pa^por Hanging. 1405 Trucks a Trailors '. -. .', • • 1-800-559-9495 0320 Townltousos'•& Conaos 0545 ' Estate & Tag Sales • ' • •.' 0735 Con|pulor Sorvlcps - . • 0920'ClockRepairs- - : ;.108O Plastorlhg ' '. '1410 Vans a Joops . • , Cougaria, and one of their .best ^hey have a lot of weapons. 0325 - Farms 0547 • Christmas Troes ••, •' • • 0740.',' Counselors . ': i 0922. Cohcrolo. • 0750 Credit Card Services'. 0925 Construction • 1085 Plumbing ••'•••• . ' : '1415 Vohlclos Wantod • '• ' games under Head Coach Chris 1090 fools & Spas We have to stop them before, we Hlll / .;;: / ;. ':..: dor anything else;.We've got.our : "I'm real proud of our kids," work cut out for us." said' HuIL "They played hard the Cranford looked the stronger GENERAL Employment 255 jvjhole game •— fought them right and more physical, of the two Business Help 226 RECEPTIONIST CHILDCARE DENTAL HOME HEALTH NEED HELP! SECRETARY/ to the end. We didn't get some of squads for most of the game FT/PT position • available. AVON With 8 y/o & 12y/o. Mainly. Quiet office. Needs com- . Home-bated sales. NANNY i FACTORY HELP AIDES, RECEPTIONIST ASSISTANT Blanket .mlgr. Seeks. Indi- afternoons.. Some., eves. the bounces we; needed to get, Saturday, controlling the line of & . puter skills. Pleasant ' babble!. B88-915-55S0 Needed, F/T or P/T ASAP. Knowledge of MS Office.- PARTTIME . Orthoctontlc pfiflca,'.-.' vidual for variety of du- and mornings. A car and speaking voice. Contact Car & exp roq'd. MANAGERS, - Exc. comm. skills. S22K & then we were just gassed by the . scrimmage and out-muscling the PT, x-ray license pre- ties. Full lime position w/ ,'ref, a must. Flex, a. plus. ADMINISTRATIVE YARD PERSON/ Maria 973-701-0133 -.. 908r7S4-«161 exc. ben. Fax resume to BABVrSlTTER ferred In Summit Area. benetlls.Exp; w/ textiles LPNs . Good pay for right person. iencl."." .;. '.••.. \ •'.'" .-. • "•.' '•.•' Blue Devils. Chaz Curtis played ' 908-918-1260 ' JCC, Scotch Plains, ASSISTANT DRIVER SUMMIT- needed at top pay Call 908-273-7450 helpful. Call 73*382- Needed to support Individu- ; 908-8B9-4070. ' for small Int'l Sales Corp. •; "Westfield's got a lot more kids an excellent all-around game, WESTFIEU) LUMBER -for children ages 9-12. CHILDCARE 6961 lor Interview, als with disabilities In ' In Berkeley Heights. Ex- A HOME CENTER CLASSIFIEDS;, Hours shared with College Responsible & energetic sit- . residential setting. Will tiian we do and they were able to rushing for 46.yards on 13 car- OFFICE HELP • collont computer skills; has position available for student are 3-6pm Mon. -Frl. ter wanted to caKe lor our train, starting e &0O per hr. THE V WORK! Blanket mlgr. seeks gen- STOCK CLERKS Windows 2000, Excel, rotate their guys m and out and ries, had one reception for six yard person/driver'. • Must & optional Frl. 4 Sat. eves 2 children, ages 13 & 8 In PT/FT, weekends.'. . HAIRSTYLIST eral office clerk. Job du- Have enthusiasm? 18 years Qulckbooks or similar hava valid driver's li- ' MOpm. Must' haVe car. Shbrt Hills. Tues,, Wed., ; ALLIES, INC. give them breaks. We can't do yards, 87 return yards and was DENTAL Exp'd. assistant needed ties Include tiling, data In- or older? Can work week- monoy mgl. . programs. cense. Apply In person 908.2*7-2322 . . Thurs., 2:45'7;'45pm, Must 1-808-710-8380 General Help 240 for Salon In Summit. put, phpne/receptlonlst ; ends? FWpnWe need you Well organlzod, - self fjhat. We had to keep our guys in seemingly all over;the field on nt: 700 North Ave. East, ' drive, refa. req'd. Please ASSISTANT Be your own. Bo$*ll Great pay. Ongoing edu- duties.' Must have: com- on bur team! Experience a starter, pleasant person- the whole game and they just ran Wesllleld. call 973-379-8346 :. '• . PT/perrnanent - Our busy defense, with one interception Process medical claim* cation. Training a bene- puter skills, be well; or- ' -plus) Apply In person: ality w/ strong' phone Westfleld. Dental, Practice'- • Wine Library . • but of eneygy." ACCOUNTS from home on ybiir com- fitS avail. Call. Tony 908- ganized/, detail oriented. skills. Fax resume which and a touchdown saving tackle Is looking for a mature- 8 MUlbum Ave., Springfield 908-232-8855 puter. Call the Federal CHjLD CARE 277-6666 ' PAT hours, paid vacation must Include, salary, hls- ..minded person to-sup- •' ." 973-376-0005 7 : The. Cougars will host an on the final play of the first half RECEIVABLE Trade . Commission' to 'Work at home.caring for and holidays. Call 732- . tory and requlronisnts to: port our .'clinical team. ' wwW.Wlnellbrary.com Seasonal person needed for find out .how to spot INSURANCE/ 382-6961 for Interview. extremely talented Scotch plains Cranford grabbed a 7-0 lead one or more children. . . Assisting experience, sales entry,' dally ..deposits, medical billing fccams. 1- CLASSIFIEDS .. Somerset otU. Middlesex Cty helpful, but not neces- Process medical claims 90^665-2967 -v squad 1 p.m.: Saturday. The early when Hanif Davis made a etc. Must-be computer liter- 87^-FTC-HELP. A mes- MEDICAL-F/T 908-526-4884 sary; Call 908-2324132 HAIRSTYLIST from home! Use your own WArmESSrWATTER THEY WORK! ate, located In Union. Call sage from NJH Publish- FT, w/ oxp. neodad for Raiders defeated Shabazz 27-6 in jumping; juggling catch of a 15 Union County or Fax: 008-232-5377 computer! Find out how 906-964-8200 akt 114 . ing and the FTC. Busy Chiropractic Office BUSBOYS 90B-6G8-4884 busy salon.In Sumfnlt. to spot a medical billing SECRETARY/.; their opener, and won last year's yard pass from Dollard between No. following nee, Take seeks organized,, mature soarri from the Federal PT/FT. Must have at least 2 matchup in a 42-27 shoot-out in a pair of Westfield defenders. The Earn $$$ helping MDsI over following & all new take-charge person with Trade Commission, 1- years experlonta. Union •' .: GEORGEPA.CG1ELIO/THE CHRONICLE Process medical claims clients. 'Benefits. & edu- medical Insurance exp.', 877-FTC-HELP. A mes- County area. 908-687- ADMINISTRATIVE Scotch Plains, two teams ^battled even the rest from home. Call the cation. Don't pdss this especially*'PI & . WC. sage from NJN Publishing 3252 ••'..' This season's Raiders (Continued on page C-2) In his varsity debutCranford Junior Mike Dollard tossed a 15-yard touchdown pass to Hanlf Davis for Cranford's lone score. ; . Federal Trade Commis- one upl Call Tony 808- Should bit detall-orlented, and the FTC. . ASSISTANT ' are sion to find put how to 277-6666 good with figures & pos- PT opportunity available.at soot . medical billing sess excellent commu- Calvary Lutheran Church; scams. 1-877-FTCHELP. nication skills. Friendly RECEPTIONIST 9am-1z. M-Frl. Good Irv A message from NJH HAIRSTYLISTS atmosphere, excellent PT/FT ovonlngs/woekends. WANTED terpersonal skills, detail benefits. Call Berkeley Seeking.outgoing Individ- orientation, & knowledge The most fun you can have PubllshlnoandtheFTC, Heights: Chiropractic MANICURISTS ual for busy catering hall • Carriers for Newspapers' of Microsoft Excel, Word . with following Center @ 908-665-O770 located In Qarwood, will & Access. Internet use'*. or. fax: 908^665-0006 delivery In Union County. ATHLETES OF THE WEEK FLORAL train, meals Included, • Onedayperweek.-.NO E-mail also required. Fax FT/PTASSISTANTS flexible schedule, Start at collections. Reliable vo- resume to 90B-272-9284 or ready for Bound Brook sponsored by I 'DESIGNER $8.00, earn up to $10.00 "E-m'allld: ''••• : •..'• .••-.-'• 1 needed' for' upscale Rsdken hlcle required. Please FT/PT . No Sundays. Experl- 808-789:0808 offlco@calvahflulhcrancranf educated salon In.Sprlng- •'.. •'•• call By DANIEL MURPHY against the Crusaders. 30-16 on opening day last season, and should be able to control the .' once-.. necessary, . Good lleld. ' • ' . Looking for a' Federal ttr ord;com ' pay. Call for appointment. 732-396-4455. The game is slated'for 7 p.m. dominating at the line of scrimr 732-295-2286. Postal Job? What looks SALES CLERK. THE CHRONICLE : ; battle in the trenches. Running Unda's Florist,. Short like the ticket to a se- SHAMPOO mage and amassing 237 yards .Hills. 973-379-2188 Uld off? • Work from Health food store needs tomorrow in Bound Brook. backs Nick Vivas, Dan Zlka and home. Be your own fcure Job might be a energetic people for. full PERSON/ Talk around the Brearley scam. For Information, Monday night, the Kenilworth. rushing, The, Bears actually led «Ioe Ferraiola should get plenty of money wis Bo*$! First, call the and part lime. positions. Federal Trade Commis- call the Federal Trade Retail experience and In- HAIRDRESSER. High football program heading Board of Education approved the the game at the half,: 16-8, but carries and plenty of holes to run FOODSERVICE sion to find out' how to Commission, toll-free, 1- terest in natural foods re- Thursday, Friday & Saliir-. Cook Manager needed for into the season opener; has cen- co-operative program between last season was marred by second spot work-at-home 877-FTC-HELP, or visit quired. Good starting.sal- . days. Please call Mlckl through. . Summit ' School cafeteria: schemes. ; 1-877-FTCi WWW.Hc.gov. A message ary. Benefits available for 908-241-0111 or 008-272- tered oh its future co-operative the two schoolsV. with the half collapse by Brearley, and the Keith Shaw led the Cougars Experienced preferred If. bv The Bears have also been, HELP. A message from from NJN Publishing and F/T alter 3 months. Call 9115. venture with students from Mountain Valley Conference Bound Brook game was no differ- lerested.CaJI 90e*l8Jrt22 the FTC. .;..•.- Carolyn 973-377-8683 - WAftEHOUSE determined all preseason to soccer team to a 1-0 overtime BRAND NEWW TTOO! A A KW « M NJN PuUiahing and the FTC.. Dayton High. unanimously approving the plan ent. The Crusaders tied the score POSITION But Friday night, Under the during a conference c&jl Sunday in the. third quarter, then took avoid the third quarter collapses victory against Piscataway. Responsible person TELEPHONE which occurred, far too often last wanted for FT position at lights in Bound Brook, attention night. The final step was gaining the lead early in the fourth. Friday, making seven saves to [ft Open warohouso facility. RESEARCH 1 BMWJ25/A wilt &ially focus back on th6 here approval. from the NJSIAA. The But the Bears are hoping all of season. In a 20-0 victory over Woodbridge Shipping, receiving,, malrv Statistical Research, Inc. preserve the win. tenancy. Fork lift oxporl- In' Woatflold has the,' and now, as the Bears look to kick executive committee meeting that will be different this, season. Pingry in their final scrimmage ence a plus. Call Bill above positions available. scheduled for yesterday was can- Saturday, the Bears were clearly 7;30arn-4:30pm at Pleas? see our display In off their quest for .a second con- After the Crusaders lost three of 908.6B6-3B32 today's NJN newspaper. secutive playoff berth and a celed and the next meeting isn't their top offensive lineman to the fresher team in the second Mountain Valley Conference scheduled until Oct. 3. graduation, Brearley will have half. :••••• :...•• Medical Help 250|| Professional Valley Division championship The Bears fell to Bound Brook the size advantage on the line, (Continued on page C-2)

QHjROPRACTIC Tom Stianson played a great ASSISTANT DENTAL -.';: overall game for the Cougars PT, Various duties, bi- Cougars for consistency lingual preferred. M, W, ASSISTANT against Westfield Saturday in the F 1-7, WIN train. Ener- In Fanwpod drca, young , By DANIEL MURPHY gained valuable experience. county title; Brian Woglem, who got the start growing dental, practice season opener, registering six- getic, likes working with This season the' Cranford . The Cougars started the sea- Monday.; Doherty plans to contin- people. 90W51-2727 Booking a clinical assis- THE CHRONICLE tant for PT hrS; Practice High boys soccer team, while son 14,, defeating Piscataway in ue to rotate the two keepers each tackles and one sack. -kt— needs an onorgotlc, tech- '98 Land Rover '01 Land Rover Discovery SE nically oxcollont, patient CRANFORD -r- Last season a stiD young, is hoping that experi- overtime Friday, and falling to game, though nothing is set in MN HI AMI 894,5 PR, 8 cyl, 4 speed, ale, DENTALASST. focused team mombe'r. young group of Cranford soccer ence and improved skill will give defending county champ Scotch stone. . ; '' ..,..., -,-,-, Discovery LSE FT assistant for friendly Exc. hre and salary. players took some lumps, but it a chance to challenge for the , Plains 2-0 Monday. Cranford has aJarm/sec sys, 83,106 rn(7. VIN «WA7701G7, OxforttBlue. Bcyl, auto, family oriented gonoral Please can 9o&889433s£ Playing in front of the duo will amrtmsl/cass/CD, hit, crulso, bid seats, chrome practice In New Provi- p/Mnds/lkMs, COchangor, tilt, crulso, performed well in spurts, but be juniors Dave Dredwel and whoela, alamrVaec system. 6257 ml. dence. WIN train the right dual air bags, Italhor Inlorlor, sun roof, radials. Head Coach Jeff Doherty is Matt ; Cladek as the central Presented In conjunction with Cranford High School . ••:• 29,636mi. person. Call 908-464- 1 S270, fax 908-464.1437. LEGAL searching for a way to get his defenders. Juniors Brian and the Cranford Chronicle. 33630 NURSE MANAGER SECRETARY, squad playing with more consis- Signbrella and Pat Muha will FT Secretary wanlod for tency. play on the outside as wing 01 Land Rover DlicoverySE F/T. RN for busy podlatrlc Chatham, law firm with office.. Experience pre- pleasant and Informal Cranford was schedule to take backs. • ••• '98'jLandRover4.0SE. ferred but nol required. working environment. . VIN#WA3S0234,Stk*211S6A.WhrteGold.4OR, Call Lynn 908-232-2310. on Westfield yesterday and host Sophomore Jpe McGinley and Leaso Benefits. Please call • Lor*n 973.701-7000 New Providence 10 a.m. senior captain Billy Anthes, both Per Mo 'no i > j>L I i 'J 8 cyl, auto, p/s/ABS/disc bi^es/winds/lks/rnirrs, roof rack, bkt sails, chromo wheels, alarm/sac • 36Mos' • 98ra> Grand CfKftmCe LarWlO .' a/c, am/lm sl/cra., dual air bags, a/s radials, RECEPTIONIST | Saturday at Orange Aye. School. starters last year, .will start at Part lime, Sales Heln ."We haven't played too.good," center midfieldi Doherty will 4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, pwr 4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, pwr boctor's offlco. said Doherty. "Even in the game rotate four players ait the outside strng/ABS/wlnd/seats/locks/mlrr, AIR, AM/FM 8trng/ABS/wlnd/9eats/locks/rnirr/trunk, AIR, B08-2i'6-0866 II stereo w/CD. t/gls, moonroof, leather/all ssn AM/FM stereo w/CD, cold wthr pkg. convenience 16500 '•' '.'' '" ''.' (,•'• Jll we won, we didn't play too well, midfield positions, juniors Joe alloys, Int wlp, dual, alrbags, premium pkg, • pkg, tilt, cruise, int wlp, r/def, t/gls, moonroof, '94 Land Rover COUNTER •We haven't been able to put it Bulthaupt and Marco STrC#Bt-1499,VIN«MJ12872,TWISRP $32,285. ^ leather, alloys, dual alrbags, noon Its,VlN»CF14348, fLE 2000 Land Rover 4.0 SE REFERRAL together for a full 80 minutes. We Cusumano, sophomore Kevin mo closed end lease w/10,000 mi/yr; .15$ MSRP $45,720. 3S mo closed end leaso w/1O,000 Defender 90 ' VIN #WU2B164.4 DR, 8 cyLauto, tie, ' SALES play in spurts and that can't West and freshman Pete thereafter. $2500 down pymt + $3981st mo. • ml/yr; .16$ thereafter. $3000 down pymtf $5251st p/sib/ABS/dlsc brakosAwids/mlrta/soats, om/fm PERSON pymt + $400 sec. dep.+$525 bank fee'=$3823 . mo, pymt +'$550 sec. dep,+$525 bank fees $4600 st/cass/CO, Ut, cniiio, rr/c!of., sun roof, dual air • Noeded for busy pedielrlc Hourly wages & bone- happen against good teams. Why Mohtalvo. .••.".' due at lease Incept. Ttl pymts = $18,000. Ttl cost . bags, loathor tnL, bkt scats, alloy whls, a/s nidi- office. FT, no experience tils. Will train. Applu In — I'm having a hard time figur- Handling the scoring respon- due at lease incept. Ttl pymts s $14,328. Ttl = $22,425. Purch. opt $2*432. ' '• ' all20,437ml. .' • necessary will train. person. 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Call ' Merchandise ^ft^Tlih^d finishing'with two wins, and two 684088 Sat., Sept, 22" aV Sun., right wing positlonT Patrick 908-927-S294 . kjJgra233i64 half," said Brettrley Head Coach Dave Curtin. "We've got a depth ; Send in those scores; Sept. 23T BAIMPU 0 record at the Bridgewater Kickoff ties, •'•'•'...-.." •. •'.';•" Hartnett then pounded a shot into Professionals No Early Blrdsl U»t of advantage (over Bound Brook). I think, with their freshman, Firewood & ALL UOfd, R.YB1 & OffHEH .Classic! • • •'.' '•••.';.'. ':'••;. United got out of the gates early, the far corner for a 3-0 advantage! Situations participants avail, al Bam TRAMS. Top cash prices pd. they have 29 kids. We have 47 with our freshman." To report youth sports! Real Estate Fuel 550 day of Ml«, Town Hall, Jennifer Fojger, Casey Bolinslri, beating the Branchburg Kickers 3-0 . Hartnojit then slipped a beautiful Wanted 6004644671 or97M25-1S3a 'We just want to ran the ball and don't get fancy," said Curtin. feed to Jtyari Lopes who pounded a results, fax to 575-6683 or; Wanted 403 South Ave, Garwood Welcome. Sarah Dowzycki, Bridget Gallagher. Saturday morning. Keith Powell BARTEU'S FARMS (900) 7894710. send via e-mail to: HOUSe CUMWjMO; POIhh "We don't want to make dumb mistakes, turn the ball over. We and Jamie Webb all contributed opened Oie scoring for United, tuck- cracker past an over-matched OARDENSUPPIY OUNS-SWORDS-KNIVES bxW, coop. reC^'own trara» NEW PROVIDENCE- 47 just want to run the ball afad play good defense." . goals during the weekend. The mid- ing a dose range shot just inside the Cougar goalie. A late Cougar goal [email protected]. prior ALL/ANY CONDITION Firewood 1/2 orfuH cords MILITAHIA. NJ 8 Federal Margaret 908/429-2095 Cash paid for your, prop- : Qales Drive (in parking' Licensed. Top cash paid. to 5 p.m. Monday. ... 90M54-1568732388-1581 lot)- Sat Sept 15, 9am- The Crusaders will operate out of a pro get, with split backs fielders, Michelle Gai^iulo, Victoria near post. Early in the second half, was the only blemish on the United erty. ~ Fast closing. No Call Bert 732421-4949 HOUSBKBEPERS, 2pm. Lots of items. Some- Latynito, Emma Digiovine and Eric Walano put United up by two, defense, again back-stopped red tape. Call today. . and quarterback Mike Shubickcalling tide signals. Senior Jason HANWES, ELDER CARE General thing for Everyone, r Huzinec will start at fullback and sophomore Dsve Shubick 'M . Annie Mcgee hustled all weekend pounding a shot off the goal keeper's superbly by keepers Patrick Kaskiw. Alnatlonalrtles/Uc. Bonded ERA Queen CHy ReaMy OLD OR ANTIQUE FURN tailback. Bound Brook doesn't posses a. lot of speed in the back- creating.scoring chances for their hands and into the net, after receiv- and Scott Boyer., AURORA AGENCY AskforLydlaO Merchandise 580 ROSELLE PARK -.477 Glass, China, Any un- finishing, a long run by' slipping a 170 Morris Ave.,L.Br,NJ 908-322-9454 , Madison Ave., 9/15, B-5. usual Kerns. House Sales field, and will look to pound the ball between the tackles. .teammates. •.': . ' ing a pin point cross from Vince . Sunday's first: game against 732-222-3369 Something for Everyone. score past a charging Bobcat goalie. BOYS 20-5 SPEED BIKE by Nancy. 908/272-5056 or The defense'also stood, out, with Fitzgerald. . ' • Bridgewater Fire ended in a 1-1 tie. exc, cOnd., $30. SUMMIT 176 Colonial Rd 9Oate33^157' The Crusaders only have two starters back on defense in. The Bobcats tied the score sooji. WAMO AND VOICE. US- Real Estate Rentals Shubick at safety and Huzinec at linebacker. Kristen Cecchini, Taylor D'Antico, Fitzgerald then slipped his own The Fire got on the board early and SONS'- ByacerLrrufctata 908-59M125 : Sal wiS 94pm Gteat Bar- after. The defense, led by Alex toduM r - -- gains. HH Rems, clothes, POSTCARDS, Sheet and Coleen McGovera leading the shot past- a charging.Branchburg it was not until midway through the fun., books, drafting table, The Mountain Valley Conference held a meeting Wednesday Porter and Conor Hawkins with- music,. Radios, TVs, way. The entire team was anchored gbalie to finish the scoring for second half that Particle Hartnett's . I Apartments II Flea ttiuch tiwrt..' - ' ' ' morning and Brearley Athletic Director Joseph Lafferty indicat-. stood the pressure all game. United Cameras, Toys, Mili- If you're a Sales professional . by the outstanding goaltending of United; Strong defensive plays by strike off a through ball from Matt Real Estate Sales II (Unfurnished) 4051 Markets tary, Pens, Worlds ed scheduling for the rest of the week would be the main topic. gdalifes Patrick. Kaskiw and Scott WESTFIELD- 1713 Central Genevieve Chaleff and Emily Matt Frediani, Alex Porter, Joey Frediani pulled .United even. Ave., Frl. Sept. 14, » Sat. Fair, etc. 90fl/272-S777 and you'rei godd at what you do; WARREN MARKET . The meeting concluded after press tiriie, but Curtin said he feels Boyer stopped numerous Bobcats SUMMIT- 2BR, down town Sept 15, Bam-3pm. Some- McCue, who gave up only three Papandrea arid "Conor Hawkins United dominated play throughout Acreage & Lots 305 Washington Valley Fire Co, ; shots, keeping United in the game.; park like setting, $1290 + thing for Everyone.. we'd like to talk with you abbuHhe like the.games need tb.be played. . ' : .. '•''• goals the entire;weekend. •'•..' 140 Washington Valley Rd. 1 helped preserve the shutout for the rest of the match, but it. couldn't', Imo. Yee. Call Rock Man- Thbpe they still go oh,' said'Curtin. "I hope they, don't cancel, The tournament was a succesp An real estate advertising Warren, Somerset County, WESTFIELD- 842 Summit •'. opportunities available at The. Arsenal; defeated Somerset' United goalies Scott. Boyer and slip one past an athletic Fire goalie.. agement 90S-273-0041. Ave., Sat Sept. 15, 9-4 » : for the United as it starts' off the - In this newspaper It tub- : Hi We are going Into our. themi The bad guys win if we don't play. I understand if the NFL Patrick Kaskiw. ' •/•'•• •'.•:' 9am-3pm'•'..' . . .''.. . Sun. Sept 16, 9-2. Huge Hills 4-1, Branchburg 3-2; Berkeley The afternoon gaine against the regular, season' undefeated in four . set to the Federal Fair 29 fall season. Please doesn't play because of the thousands and thousands of people Heights 6-0 and North Hunterdon United continued their winning, Hillsbprough Bdbcats was an excit- Housing Amendments Act coma Join us under the garage sale, .Computer tB- matches and' should be especially and the New Jersey Civil trees .We will try to make ble, swlng: set, boys bicy- in attendance. But Friday night high school football, I. thnik we l-o. ••.".•.••••• ;.-V •...•' •• '••• :-••• Commercial We're the largest weekly-newspapengroap in waysiiri the afternoon match, jump- ing, evenly matched gaine. which proud of Allowing only three gdals in Rights Law, Which make H . your time with us pleasuiv cle, chest, toys; medical/ • Illegal to advertise any able. Shrub and tree auc- other, books, children's can play that. We have to move on, otherwise the bad guys win." UNITED TAkE SECOND ing on a jritjyjCqtigar^SjC^quad.. also, ended, in a 1-1 tie. United Property HEDOEHOO - With cage. four matches.. ' .:'•' •'[••'"'" '..•'••'...•• '••••;•• preference, limitations or tlbn .starts 9/16/01. For clothing, HH Items, beanie Nevy Jersey and we're interviewing now for \ . early andcoastnig to a 4-1 win. Eric struck .first with Vince Fitzgerald , . babies, sports cards, plus Less than a 1 yr. old. $49 The Ciinfoid United (UiOHjoyr" .discrimination based on for Rent info call. Jeny 732469- OBO. Call 808-272-3764 race, color, religion, sex, 2443 many tree Items. • •Account Executives;to work in established national origin, handicap, 'familial status, creed,, an- . territories; in Central New Jersey. : SPACE AVAILABLE. cestry, marital: status, af- Retail/ Office/ Printino . tatlon, or nationality, or an Heights-. 2 units of apn _ o -or confidential interview, calf • Intention to make any. prox. 1,000 square feet such preference, limita- each. Immediate occu- Carol Hladun THe Cranford High girls soccer tion or discrimination. pancy. Call Landlord O Dayton 1-0 Friday; .; . . . . • . Familial status Includes 908-507^980 < Goss Urbanite offset press operator team began its. defense of its : Daria. Glynos and Maria Gt'anford 1, Piscataway Q •— HIGH SCHOOL WRAP children under the age of : .-" : ' at •' . ' : 18 living1 with'parents or state and county titles Monday, Garzone combined to halt 10 The Cougars needed overtime, legal custodians, pregnant (air limes p.m. unless otherwise noted) Brearley snapped a 1-i tie mid We are looking for an experienced press Gymnastics knocking off Scotch. Plains 2-0.. shots for Brearley. . • buj; Bill A^n^b^s_f^n_aXly_ came wbmeaaB&jpaoalsaattBjpaolvaee Hniisfis .:-.' THURSDAY, SERT. 13 ^L?ri.4i§ v,_J, teh "the . dll curing custody of childron.| or Fax Resume to 908.575 6726 r -;" Melissa Mojitalvd;^c8re'a'-a ; (Unfurnished) 430 • ' . *" BoyS'SbtSeBoySSbtSerr ' * .* ... •. Boys Soccer thirbugh'Tp give ^C^n&cT a 1-0 under 18. . . , worker to work all phases^^of the^operation Brfiarley VG; New Providence, 3:45 when Alaii'Kobluk converted a Oranfordvs,'linden, 4' : ' first half gc^ and 6u^an Murray BOYS SOCCER victory over Piscataway in the This newspaper .will, not Girls Soccer Girls Soccer added an insurance goal in, the Cranford played well in theseason opener Friday. . corner kick . from Maciek . knowingly accept any ait' WESTFIELD- Charming hew inGluding platemaking, automatic paster Brearley at Now Providence, 3:45 Cranford at Linden, 4 ..•'•.'..• Sliwinski to down Dayton 2-1 vertlslng (or real estate colonial, 2BflBK,1ttBA, second half for Cranford. Sue first half, but the ^wheels came off . Ajiphes curled a corner kick which la In violation of the fuU.bsmtoffsLprkg.CAC, • ".' '•.•'.'" • Tennis : operation, four/color work and; electrical FRIDAY, SEPT. 14 Friday. • .•••". ' '.'••' . , . '.. •; ' "•. .' law. To report dlscrlmlna- No pete, walking distance to Cranfond vs. Ridge; 4 ''.... Freeman turned aside 10 shots to aftef intermission, and theinside the far post in the seventh . lion, call the Office of Fair Football ••'.•• train & bus, center of town. Volleyball earn the shutout. ' - Housing and Equal Oppor- Brearley at Bound Brook, 7 . . Cougars fell to Scotch' .Plains 2-0 rninute of overtime for the lone $1B50/ma + uUI. 1 Vi ma and mechanical maintenance. 5 years Cranford vs. Bishop Am, 4 VOLLEYBALL tunity of the U.S. Depart- sec 906-2334326 after 5:30 Tennis Dayton '.%i Brearley 0 —- Monday, .'.. : •.'".. goal of the gfame. Pete Shaw ment of Housing and Ur- Cranford at Scotch PlalnsrFanwood, 4 TUESDAY, SEPT. 18 Brearley registered eight, shots , Taylor Cole and Jeff Hensal turned aside six'shots for the Cranford dropped its season ban Development (HUD) at experience* 3rd shift, plus full benefits LASSIFIEDS GET Volleyball . Girls Soccer .. ' . on goal, but. couldn't get one to shutout.: .'."' . opener to East Brunswick 1-800469-9777. The HUD Office Space Cranford vs. Rahway, 7- ., Brearley vs. Hillside; .3:45 each scored for. Scotch Plains (2- TTY telephone number for ;and401K. the back of the. net;,falling to .0) who dropped the Cougars to 1-; Brearley 2, Dayton 1 • — Monday 1542,15,10; . . ' the hearing Impaired is for Rent 440 RESULTS! SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19 212-706-1455. . Football ;..•.•'.' Boys Soccer SUIMT-2ndfl, office Gall Kim Erigarto at 610-258-7171 to Granlprd vs. Scotch Plains, 1 Brearley vs. Oratory, 3:45 CLASSIFIEDS ... entrance In prime loc Ada- •Boys Soccer • ' • . ' Girls Soccer THEY WORK! cent to parHrig & train. make an appointment. Cranford vs. New. Providence, 1Oa.tr). Brearley at Oak Knoll, 3:45 . J650ACl908«M759 Girls Soccer. Cranford va: New Providence, 10 a.m. . THURSDAY, SEPT. 20 ' •, . •••• Volleyball' .: • •'• -.Crosscountry :, unable to score. Cranford vs. Cllffsicje Park, 11 a.m; Cranford at Irvlngtpn, 4 (Continued from page C-l) ,'-•, "Chaz has become a.. great tailback Diana Reavis ran off the '•'..•••• ' : •• : . tennis • of, the way,, with mistakes and After. Westfield knotted the player. To watch him grow as a leftside for a one yard touch- FINANCING : MONDAY, SEPT. 17 Cranford at Westlleld, 4 breaks going against both clubs. score late in the fourth quarter player over the past i?wo years. down run on the drive's eighth • .'.•,•• Field Hockey • .'. .Volleyball Cranford missed an opportu- Curtis immediately responded, has teen phenomenal He's very play: . y "•• ' .' ;..;' ..';-\;.' . r ._.. . Cranford vs; Sayrevllle, 4 . Cranforcj.vs. Shabaa, 4' Rich Lieblcr nity to extend the lead to 14-0 racing the kickoff through a talented, he's worked hardin the The Cougars were charged Prcildent when Nick Seeman's purit was seam and up the middle of the weight room .to get stronger and with an unsportsmanlike con- C.E.O 'Take A Look" mistakenly. touched by afield before being caught at the he's become much rtibre experi- duct personal foul call against Weatfield player as it was rolh'ng Westfield 20-yard line. • : •,.enced."; .. •••'" ''•.••..' ;' "••• • •'their bench before their overtime Hillside Daewoo Asks, dead. Mark Bdstel scooped the "If Chaz has fresh legs he The Cougars were unable to drive began, forcing them into: a ball,up, and ran in for a touch- takes that ball in for a touch- take advantage of his return, as first-and-25. 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I 908:2784377 Sound AM-FM 3 CD ft Running or not running. • Tax Deductible; Free' PM00561.908/964-1216 tended . premium War- •Cassette -stereo, 44K 908-820-8874 CADILLAC FLEETWOOO ranty, excellent condi- Towing, Free Phone Card, CELLULAR- miles, very quick a pretty. to donors With this ad +> Open Classifieds •83 -FUlly Id., very gd tion, Price $51,000. 908- . Every available option. S^ nm1162Cal1-800*donata' PAGING Driveways for the Services cond., new trans, 79K, 508-1442 $34,000, Call Vlckl O new, battery & muffler. g08-233-1221(Wactflald) Local Telecom Services You Need! $1500 obo. 22mpg/hwy MERCURY SABLE '95 - Serious Income Potential PATERNO PAVINO 732/721-7351. exc. cond, In 4 out, A/C, WE BUY CARS. HIGH- Expanding In NWNJ Curbing A Sidewalks PW, PL, remote key entry, EST PRICES PAID, No Telemarketing Free E«t Call 245-6162 Painting & CADILLAC FLEETWOOO MARANO A 8ONS •9O-110K ml., V8, 4.5 fuel ."' Cruise, ABS, new brakes, 732-768-0500 Paperhanging 1075 In], auto, fully-loaded, Ithr am/fm cass, $4,395 . AUTQ. SALES, INC. SERVICES INC Electrical Int, CO player, pwr all, 908-272-8309 '.. 507-13 South Ave., 150 . 10-30 YARD CONTAINERS Richard's Painting well-maintained.: Midnight MERCURY TOPAZ '94 - South Ave., Qarwood COMMERCIAL* INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Experienced. Int./ext. blue, tinted. windows, auto, am/fm CD: player, K DUMPSTER RENTAL CLEAN-UP SERVICES . CLASSIFIEDS.. ABLE ELECTRIC . Very, reasonable. Free smooth driving, Asking 56k, clean, runs well, red, Antique & 8 DEMOLITiON THEY WORK! Reasonable. Uc. 11500 Est Fully Ins. 24 hr. S6900/obo. 908-486^027 $4200.M8-7?tO58Zaft.& 9O8-986-522O 276-86924 686-2089 answering serv. CADILLAC SEDAN Classic Autos 1394 .732-499-9234 MTSUBISHI STARMN ESR RONSON ELECTRIC DEVILLE •Si.black, 122K 8T-Red WMack leather, turbo, INTERIORS BY MATT highway miles. Very clean; PONTIAC 1958- Star Professional All Types of electrical Work. $5700. 908-322-6607 . PW, AC, garage kepi, 92k rnl gftaW^acke $2500. 9TJ86988337 Iv.rneu. Chief, 4 dr, A-1 cond., • WHEEL DEAL Uc 5532, Insured-Free Est $10,000. Possible swap Services 25 yrsexp. 732/805-5683 Odd Jobs Free Est. Fleas. DODOE '77 WON - 1 973-376-2348 Owner, PB, PS, Air, New NISSAN MAXIMA SE '97 - for convertible or Street RUNS SELLS/ every option Imaginable, Rod. Call 732-388-2142 IN CLASSIFIED AND ONLINE mi rr tires. $1,500.908AS87-589? : v OLDQUYPAINTINO.L black, 1 oWner, exc. :•• •••••:' '-' •.••...••'•.. ^ •'. . • • ' 4lines •" Child Care/ Need Interior painting? FORD ESCORT SE '99- cond., 67K, $14,300. '. Call the Old Guy Exc. cond. Low mileage. 7335743063,07361B-16S4 Four Wheel IN CLASSIFIED AND ONLINE Nursery EAOLE FLOORS '$8iOO/obo. , Installation / sanding 4 .908/769-8971:. ^ Drive 1400 Schools 1 732^69-0978 NISSAN MAXIMA SE refinlshlrtg. .Hardwood I FORD TAURUS LX 931- •88-27k ml., blue w/tan floors. Free estimate. Recreational 54,350 ml.,. new., starter, Ithr.; auto, AC, power, CHEVY SUBURBAN 1500 MONDAY MORMNO INC 1-800-6754212 4x4 LT-1996- green/beige Quality ChBdcare Vehicles arid battery, garaged, see to Bose Cd/am/fm, exc. appreciate, 45400. 908- Cbnd. $17,000. 908- leather, loaded, • runs flow you can 522O158 leave message. 6854388 : great, 90K, TMU title, $13, Garden 995. Call 908-6534598 charge your Home Motorcycles 1305 FORD WINDSTAR GL '95- Very good cond. PS, PW, OLDS. CUTLASS SUPREME Supplies FE '89- loaded, runs/looks FORD BRONCO- 19S5- Classified Ad! Services HD- SPRIHOER *oftT«ll- • privacy ..glass, dual; air, BUto.poWer, engine 60K 1989- Burgled, 10K ml.,- roof-rack ~407K,,-$47ob. greatl Depandablel $2300. BARTELLS i ^Chuckr9085*«507~ .ml.,-$2,000<.o/b/o....,908J exc. cond, eomo extras, 908-209-58S3 ' 272-3786 I Farm & Garden Must sell..$12,000. a/b/o. OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88- Carpentry 875 Top so|l, Mushroom Sdll, HONDA CR'V '97- 68K ml., Call Jo» 9. 908-537- AM/FM/CD, 4WD, $13,500. 1987- new tires, new brakes, TOYOTA 4 RUNNER '97- SMALL JOBS ONLY • Stone, Quarry Dust, Wall ;.-89oix. -._• :,,•.',.•••'. •_-. 973-701-9184— <-^ Inspection, 1 owner, garage -•S-spaVJCD,-;. pw, pi, ltd Stone,' Grlnnell Block, kept. $1400.•; olblq.,'. exo. Ouaty Work- Rces. Rates. HYUNDAI ELANTRA 2000 pearl wood pkgs, alarm, 28Bb9D&at17 RR Ties, Firewood, & ' HONDA . CB25O transportation. Call : 908- • sunroof, 60K, $21,000 obo. ' PVC dralhplpe-: - HIOHTHAWK -91- 4 drSedan GtS, mystic blue, 964-9228 '. 7,600 ml., spoiler, wrty/ 908-2784)696 Ceramic Tile 905 732-388-1581 7400 nil.,' red, exc. cond. Part-timers: Bulk DMslon 90*654-1566 $1600908484-4333 rdslde assist, fully loaded, PONTIAC BONNEVILLE auto, $9,600.732381-1172 •93 - 79K, exc; cond,; all Vans & Jeeps 1410 CRAFTSMAN- Cttarfc th 8 power, auto, arn/fm cass,, Flexible hours! HYUNDAI EXCEL "?2- stk., FORD WINDSTAR 1996- Gutters & Boats & 1 owner, Bke now, 79k, 33mpg, fully loaded, $6,000, like new. 732-382-3438 66K ml., exc. cond., orlgl- I oariore B MnWo $180t). 908-964-8020 Great pay/benefits! A HHETOHHSn PONTIAC GRAND AM & Repair. 20 YRS EXP. Futy OUTTER CLEANINQ 105K ml;, Sspd, sunraofrcp, SE '94- 4DR, V6, BUto., 14 FT. SCORPION SAIL- new clutch, new windshield, FORD:WINDSTAR: LX ^S- hs'dCal John 908686-19B1 wBtUTVoiW/trsiler,. oxc. ABS, A/C, AM/ai/Cawu. ~«ully-loadedrrfront-A-r«af, Ui«QJHEJ|!J»S:; . vecr-iight; blue.- wood ..Jallatlon -ReSklrs cond., asking $600. .. 52»Crrtl., clean, W500/obo. tic, new tires. Well-malht. Clean ups 90*464-6683 o*fa Call Dave; ® 908- 908-508-1094 . ,. 47500. 908^01-9390 . DEEOAN GUTTER CO. 322-8087 jtelephbne & Hauling 915 908-322-2014 JEEP CHEROKEE- 1993- INFINITf G20 '94- 68k, PONTf AC SUNFIRE '96 - 2 research team! GUTTER CLEANINQ Transportation leather, CD player, 95k,'CD, A/C, great cond., All Homes $55. lo $60. dr, Great Cond, rear, spoiler, $5,500. o/b/o. Call 908- 11AAA CLEANUP Household : clean. $7900! SOOin rgwy ml, i " POWELL'S ROOFING 653^)405 •'•'.•... or con*, debris remowl low . 4942 M^Ottfcbo 9084645825 $100 sign-bn bonus '908-928-0362 Autos for Sale 1385 r*,feeeet, 908-2325146 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT GUTTER CLEANING BMW 5 SERIES 528a '86- SATURN LS 200.2000 - '93- white, 92K, AC, PW, $100 referral bo BARGAIN CLEAN-UP '86- Needs UC. Selling fully loaded, sunroof, 4 dr, Attica, Basements, Garages, All Homes $55. to $60. . Fully loaded.: brig, owner.- . as Is. $1300. . roof rack, great shape. 4cyl, CD, gar. kept, under $5900; 973-452-1314 Frequent reviews LHe Hauling. 90^686^)576 POWELL'S ROOFING High mileage. Sacrifice at 908-654-8941 Wrrnty,$930O 2OM106918 . .'./• 908-9284)362 $3300. 908-4904)140 CLEANUP ALT. HAUL LINCOLN TOWN CAR- JEEP WRANGLER '94 - 4 Paid training BUICK CENTURY '98 1996- all power, gray, TOYOTA CAMRY- 1995- 2 cyl, 5 8pd, 2 top. many ex- Free est, Insured. . dr., 1 owner, exc. cond., . tras. Must Seel $7,200/obo 4Ql(k) plan 7 day service. Masonry ,g leather Int., AM/FM stereo , i ||flp kept' .Asldrfg cassette, 67K ml., $14, 732-382-8792 . 1-888-781-5800 Call 9008084)851 A-1 WAYNE P. SCOTT $11,00aoh'o 900686-7357 995. Call 908-272-6881 JEEP WRANGLER SE-1997- isliciil Rcsciirch. Inc. Quality Masonry Services. CLEAN UPS BUICK REGAL "9S-77K ml.. MAZDA MIATA 9ff- Silver, VOLVO 780 OLE •Ofrgood • Exc. cond. .Hack, hard Wi-slIk-lil, N.I EVERYTHING & ANYTHING Free Est, kis'd, Refa 43yrs. 4 dr., pwr all, great cond, Auta,9ktnt.,CO,perfoct cond., 105K ml., loadedT full topMt top, auto, 4 WD, Ken- Dumpster rentals. Fully . a family business. Every must see. $6£00foto 908-709- $16^00. Bob 97^822-. pwr, blue-green wflan Hhr wood CD, 38K ml $12, 500. ) (o4-HI(l(). c\l. ISS Insured, 908-403-9558 • Job a speclaty. 732-968-5230 6508 days 908-789-1295 eves. 3003 or 9084640040. lnt$4000/obo 9 MB73654a67

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$ 3495 $ 7495 •95 UNCOtU TOWN CAfi SIGNATURE •94 UNCOIN TOWN CAR EXECUTIVE V8, Hito.tranS, ptw itr/ABSAiMiU/lda, AIR, 4ck,Va,aulotnHi,pMttrMsA«inoytts/kk<,AIR, ash Back '. AM/FM itwMKan, tilt, cruise, alum whli, . AMyFMttmo tWABSMrtfiMda/mkn, AIR You Can't Find Anywhere Else, • AM/FM «o«o, ctethW, 12,108 mi, Stk. M139, . V1NHVW371571 Union. .' We Call it the Douglas 4VlNiTW67raSi«timlT . :intoanew Advantage. S 12,500 $ 12,900 You'll call it money in the Bank. ..:•« MERCURY SABIE15 '95 FORD BRONCO XLT 4X4 car fast? Get into the i dr, Vi, auto tram, pwr 2 dr, V8, auto Irani, pwr str/brWwVid/kks, AIR, . W/WaAiW/tWIda/mlm. AIR, AM/FM itoreo- AWTMitoooaaslm^limradi, 54,940 cau, tik, cmltt; moonrool, l«alhw, alum whli, mi, Stk. »4O85, VIN KSLA64753. • Union. I ^ Goodvvrcndi Sctvicc^c/1 Check the 37,111 ml, Stk. »3OW,VIN *WGA3f6ia Union. classified section first BUICK i «••••••«**'•«'* t •.0% Douglas Buick Is Now 491 Morris Ave., Summit, NJ Lease Per Mo. 36 Mos. $ classified ads Financing $ Classified ads offer the Servicing All BUICK 12,995 13,995 Call 908-277-3300 www.douglasautonet.com ^98 MERCUR/MOUNTAINEER 4X4 '98 FORD EXPLORER XLT GM Models its all good 4 dr, V8, auto trans, pwr str/ABS/wind/sts/lcks/mirrs, AIR, AM/FM steroo-cass,.CD, tilt, cruise, r/dsf,.alum whls, leather bckts, cohs.'int wip, lug rack, dual/side air ' 4dr;VS,aub|nra,pwttrMiMvt/it!Ui,AIR, Vi, auto trans, pwr iMsAtind/icks/mlrn. AIR, widest selection of first. bags, MSRP $50,520, Stk. 01N22, VIN.#1U20437. 34 md closed'end lease w/12,000 mi/yr; .20* thoreafter. $2000cap cost duo at lease signing. Ttl pyrnts $17,944.' AM/FM iloreoau, CD, lih. milio, alum whls, Offers expire 9/30/01. See Dealer For Details. 1 AM/FM iteriocas, lik, crulso, r/oW, teatlwr, V\t. •'Ttlcost $19,944, Rurch. opt. atlea5e end $24,499. Lease'incl.$10O0 Lease Renewal Reb. if qual*.- :•. -. -.'.' ; . .-,' •.. • . • • mbonroof, IsaUw W, 33.750 mJ, Stk. «105, WN wip, moowool, 5O.B7O ml, Stk. 144016, VIN .•.KWUJ475M$ . Union. . •' • KWZA8107J. SumrA Whether you're 14,795 $ 15,900 : in the market Plus, "99 MERCURY COUGAR •94 UNCON TOWN CAR SIGNATURE V4»jtotraia^UiMjWn(11da,AIR.AkWM V8, jutolrjns.pMltrMi/wWltsMl.AIR, ' opening doors or ttawxaU, CO, t*, aljn whls, moomo), kuth« AM/FM UWOOQU. tl, oito, moavool, IsaoW, •-, . W,2l,W5mtStkH104,VlN«X5452874.Unioa ^classified ads are the 57,034mi,.Stk.K1113,VIN«rV140M7. Union.'•'

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''aua\i:rm^f^«i«^(iiJm''t)^'6t.2:Y^'s^eAol- 2yfBaneiJ9fa2or4yraccr.^lteqcollefjei during the terror- Soon Greg, 25. was on the ist bombing ':• in phone .. to hi? father Joseph's Register iiow 1993, and counted office.; Greg LOSE ibr town yard sale cpworkers . ; and Cranford resident Robert H. Lynch. Jr. 44, shown described the PERMO, friends among the here with his 1-year-old son, worked for the Port increasingly . GARWOOD -^ A townwide victims of that desperate sit-. I 36M0S. yard sale will be conducted in Authority from his office on the lower floors of the attack/. World Trade Center. uation, while. (Grarwood on Sept. %2 and' 23, 9 on a 911 line a,m,4 p.m. To participate,. So. ' when Egbert's }f Elisabeth keard didn't go back in, he wouldn't be his . father Garwobd residents nitist regis- w e spoke to the ter at Borough Hall in person about, the Sept. 1°1.'. attack* she the man you married, the man knew what he would do. .... you love and respect,'" she said. New York.Fire : or call: (908) 789-0710 during Department, , the day. . ,.'. lie called me at work, rind -Tin proud and I want my chil- said, 'Eh'sabeth, a plane just bit dren to be proud." asking ' what | the building. I'm alive, but it's "A sister from St. Michael's his son should ADDITIONAL Candidate plans really bad. I have to go. I lbve told me, 'God put him there do; :• ' ••••..•• .::., pair'of receptions you. I'll talk to you later,'" she because there were people. who "His final •'•' • Gtegr . said... ••'..'" '••',•-•• rieeded to be. saved that day,'" she ; .words ! to' meMilanowycz The. public is invited to "Iknew lie would go back in," said. "He's the most giving, cafr were that he ...missing receptions where they can she said Tuesday "He went back ing man! I've ever known." : ; 1 .loved, all of us, . . • •'• tneet Ellen Steinberg, inin.'93;.. I know he went back in Elisabeth, who herself was .'and the phone went dead," Joe Democratic. Party candidate because he thought he could working: at the Twin .ToWers in 1 111 ' Milanowycz ' said Tuesday. SAVINGS for state Senate. ; • make a difference, cbtlld. "- " 1993; said Port -Authority . Joseph, Adele, and Greg's twin, There will be. a reception some people. I kriow he didn't employees have encouraged' her iSteve.'-have hot heard from their from 7 to 8 p.ni/tonight !at the. think'twice.'*' •••. • .• '•:-.. ;.' '; •'. to hold put hope. After the 1993 son and brother since. 2675 ROUTE 22 W. • UNION •908-686-2800 Ownor/Lcssccs home ofDebdraE Rbsenblktt, Other Port. AutKbritvy emplpy» .„- bombing, food ratibria Were sca.t- The lastweekhas been "just a • Prices iricl.'all costs to be paid by the consumer except llc.reg. &.taxes. Prices valid from 72 rirs. of publication^ GM&' Lease programs-subject to change without notice. All payments' based cjn primary lender approval; fMust present .560" Willow Ave., Garvyood, and ees saw her huaband go backinto tered through the buildings' dub- nightmare that doesn't seem to competitor's current ad on identically .equipped, yean rpake & mbdeJ. Multl • reserves the right to.verify competitor's vehlder- Lessee responsible for! maintenance, repair.& excess, wear; another fromI'/'.-V-SiSQ' p.m. •the buildingequipped wit)#'ajt};air.<: •i-le.ijfelS'-t'o. provide for, survivors of.' end," MiJanowycz aaid; His fami-. pack, Eh'sabeth said, SHe^a^d ^anattack. ^ ..'.•'••-.-".,• •;••'' ,: ' .'v;'.:^' >>:•';• GEORGEpACCieUp/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Tuesday, Oct. 2, at. the home of ; Westflelcl^^Hlghi School prtnclpal Robert Petlxledds the /fag salute dur- ly has spent .much of the past Mary Lou and Greg Farmer, 28 their three young children have. • iThey all feel that there's a 1 w ing a tribute at the school last Thursday.: ---^-rv-'fr- -;;-: week at the New; York arinpry' notheardfrom him since] ; - •.•'•;----<^ance, "she7said;'^My''''dreain"'isr', that has become a shelter for. vic~, ' Steinberg is -running for ' "1 -'Was really mad at first that' that he's having some kind of time' families, bringing DNA Senate in the redrawn. 21st he would go back inj, there, party down there. But with eachi samples and sharing their grief District that includes Cranford becausewe have three srnallchil- day the hopes diminish..; With United we stand with other affected families. . . and Garwood. dren and he has two older chil- each day I try to figure out how ta "We found some healingf in dren," she said. "Then I was real- tell my kids." Complete coverage on the local effects of the tragic attack on the For 'more .information, World Trade Center in N'ew York continues on Pages A-2, 3, 4,10; going to the arinory," Milanowycz . ly proud." For now, her family handles said. "Just seeing other people phone (908) 687-8500. B-l,2;:andC-l ••,;• '•/ • don't Wait To Get Real Sailings We Continue To Need Room. So We've "A friend of mine said, 'If he (Continued on page A-2)' (Continued on page A-2) On A Brand New 2002 Honda! Reduced Prices On All Our New Acuras! Seniors may receive produce vouchers GARWOOD — Senior citi- 2002 RSX Sports Coupe zens in' the borough are wel- come to attend a "farmers mar- ket" sponsored by the. Union e oyl, IUIO, pt, pADS, n/c, om/lni >i w/n nfMaicara, pw, .pi, olloyi, imiu, o*foo'cov«r, caroo mil, ilda t/t bagi, toof ncU, ratf wtptr, ahlfl on'lhe Hy 4 WD,tlk#a»00,nlO(l«H 003282411*, vln«2«O06fl1,MSnP:SJ8.(M0. ' ' .. . ; • • :.'..;'' County; Division on Aging. The farmers market is open rescue supones to those 60 and older, from 10 2002 Odysseys & 2002 Accords INiSJQCK NQW! a.m.-noon today at Borough .UNION COUNTY — Most showed up with donations, asked enough supplies left to fill sever-. Hall, 403 South Ave. local residents couldn't help the what was needed, then went out al more. '' . Each senior will, receive four World Trade Center rescue effort and bought ihore, she said. And while organizers of the .. 260 h.p.v V*-6, autb. ps« PABS, a/o, amy/m Bt. tani/CD ohana«k*i pvj, pi, laalhar, p/moonroof, 17" alloy rlma, checks for $5. each to be used • by sorting through the rubble or And "people just showed up to rescue effort eventually began to ' ulii«1A034312. modal«VA426, M8RP $30,810. . . ' ' toward fresh produce. All providing emergency medical help work," sorting the materials turn away donations, those from checks must be cashed by the : help. into labeled cardboard boxes, local communities were put to. end of October. A list of partici- So. they did what they could. said Weisgerber. "The Jaycees, good use. pating markets will be provid" They donated truckloads of work, the police, residents — everybody A'construction worker.who,, : 4cyl,auto,pt,pb, a/«,>M!FUBUCtos,pn,pl.rM,t/glass,trrfc»O88J,'Moi*Btoa, VlN», 1107(078,MRSPi»1«,0»: «UMadlw'atdrtv«y ed. - ., : •"• .: ..:••••' clothes, equipment, food and just kind of jumped in.", took the supplies to the Jacob MudM BJ^O S« co1 roduoUon, $0 ralwod»p,S O bank II U\ «« ^T^rt««^llTUll*fc^3ttELPOl10'l1tJ» For more information, other supplies to aid. the res- In Cranford, residents donat- Javits Convention . Center was Civic EXs & CR-Vs Available At Similar Savings! 2001 ACURA NSX No Oown Paymantl phone (908) 789-0710. •cuers. ' . '. '• • ed work pants and socks, shovels given a police escort down to the • , Akm. iUloy Wtiwta, Iwllw Int., MoM' NA31S. WNtlTOOOOJO, M3BP4S8.SM. H.S45 CRANFORD — Donations "People have just been incred- and pails, drinking water, saline twin towers site, said DeNigris. of household goods are desired ibly generous, It's been spectacu- solution and nasal decongestant, And when he started unloading for the garage sale sponsored lar" said Missy Weisgerber, who among other, things. One woman the boxes, rescue workers imme- All 2OO1S Must GO! by the Cranford Historical helped organize a donation drive even bought protective pads for diately began putting on. the Society. • • boots, ... . - .4.- ' ; Friday and '. Saturday at thethe feet of police dogs. 2001 HONDA PRELUDE 2DR . The garage sale coincides Cranford Municipal Building. "There probably aren't any "An American Red Cross work- < cyf, 4 ipd, wlo Irtw w/wqiunllal iport Mft, pi, pABS, i/o, om/tat il/OD w/t tpulitn, pw, pi, illoya, cnjlu, is/tuflnwl, nnwl« l|«yl M,B52mlto!.ntfFlC0W4 l|WiW nulu, 116,264 mfoi. vml may experience developmental encourage all school-age children • • . • . . LA5O07S1 •; .: terms with the grief inflicted by families often feel abandoned. "I In the wake of the Oklahoma Inside the terrorist attack on the World think the point when people will City, bombing, she said, college regressions, she said, along with to discuss their grief without '91 MOMtt 1CC0RD DX MB '97 H0NO1ICC08D U 408 '99 UXUS GS 390 4DR '98 BMW 5201SIDAN Trade Center. But several things need our compassion most is still scholarship funds were created nightmares, reenactments of the pressuring them, Clauss-Ehlers ' • - - • ^— ,4-eyi, low, pi,'pl)..«, anVtniUj||>M BcilwxnAffi.i'c.vutmuCO, «|A «•» tef, wlo, (u, [6, itwita are important to remember, say a bit in the future," she said. for the children of victims. "Aexperience, and a drop in school said, and emphasize "proactive I Gommentary ...... ,A-4 behavior" such as contributing to . 85.ei7rnSM,vWVA1B77a5- UllRIV tluw t*W. iffi »i)l iW WiWB specialists on grieving: the griev- McWilliams urged people to similar thing could be done here," performance. '] she said.-"It helps us feel as if the . While younger children may community relief efforts. "The. OUR MOTTO FOR 40 YEARS. VIP STANDS FOR VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE - OUR CUSTOMERS WE HONOR ALl CREDIT UNION a BUYING SERVICE DISCOUNTS! Community Life..i..B-t ing process will take time, it will ask.others how.they might best require communication and it provide support. "Sometimes the deaths have not been in vain." regress, Clauss-Ehlers said, older most important thing is reassur- will depend on deep, and long* most empathjc thing is to say, 'Is Children in. local communitiea children may try to grow up to ance,"she said. . lasting support. ! this helpful for you? How do you may be especially at risk in this quickly. She, said teenage preg- "This isn't going to go away in •INC I ; Prime Time... B-4 "As a culture, we don't do very want me to relate to you?' That's time. nancy, and substance abuse are a week," she cautioned. BRIDGEWATER well with grief," said Nancy . the best we can do," she said, Parents should miniinize the increased perils as adolescents Symptoms of post-traumatic [Obituaries... «.A-6. McWilliams, a visiting psycholo- Large memorial services that exposure of children aged 6 and "try to cling on to something as a stress can surface six months gy professor at ftutgers. She said draw communities together help under to the attack, said Rutgers way to cope." after the fact, she said, and "par/ "Your Full Disclosure Dealer. " IVION-ITtl it «l fieal Estate...... ,...... C-4 the lack of specific rituals in "make it real," she said. "These assistant professor of counseling Russell Jporrnann of theents need to look for warning, Corner ut Ri. 22 E. & Somerset St., No. Plainfielti • SAT O-Ji "Your Full Disclosure Dealer. " America, coupled with the facfc memorials make people feel psychology Caroline Clauss- Rutgers Anxiety Disorders Clinic signa."' . '•. ."'•. .'•' / •':'.•••, .... '' Police Log.....»..»...A-9 that many of the victims' bodies much less lonely. They allow us Ehlers. also expressed concern about Parents who are concerned Roime 22 West. Briilgewnteir may not be reclaimed, may "make as a group to express emotions Because young children have adolescents. Some teenagers, he .about their children should con- 7153-1500 SERVICE DEPT. mourning a little bit harder." we would normally suppress, arid such a narrow perspective, she said, may misdirect their anger tact their pediatrician or church Open S;ilurtliiv/i-.i . . But there are many ways we see other people with the same said, "they think the world is and widespread- calls for patrio- (Continued On page A:2).