Council Unveils Plan for Downtown Parking Ciarrocca Said

Vittvtb ttBB Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, April 29, 2005 50 cents Council unveils plan for downtown parking Ciarrocca said. should be moved to available parking underground storage tanks and contami- THE RECORD-PRESS Broadly speaking, the plan involves spaces on Orchard Street, upper Elm nated soil from beneath the surface of the reconfiguring downtown parking lots and Street, and Ferris Place. The town has parking lot. The contamination was dis- WESTFIELD — To enthusiastic on-street parking options, and relocating begun enforcing two-hour limitations on covered last spring during the town's applause, Councilman Mark Ciarrocca downtown employees to more remote loca- Quimby Street to achieve this objective, study of the feasibility of constructing a unveiled a downtown parking improve- tions in town. The report was received and will soon be cracking down on Elm parking deck on the site. ment plan Tuesday night that is expected with open arms by many members of Street, Ciarrocca said. Morgan did not say Also, the South Avenue parking lot to improve safety and efficiency and add WECARE, a group formed in opposition to how many parking tickets have been would be repaved and landscaped to make 85 to 100 spaces of capacity. the parking deck that had made many of issued on Quimby yet, but said employees it a more attractive location, and pay sta- The plan is the council's first compre- the same recommendations last year. are now relocating to the town's preferred tions would be added to improve service. hensive effort to address downtown park- "This is sensational," said resident Jim parking locations. The town is also looking at converting ing since voters rejected a parking deck in Baker, a member of WECARE. "The park- Under the first full phase of the plan, parking meters to digital technology to a referendum last November. ing plan is going to be a huge win for all of the town would redesign and repave the allow for smart card service, which is also Ciarrocca, who developed the plan with the constituents in town — employees, parking lots between Prospect and Elm usable at pay stations. the town's Public Safety, Parking and commuters, (shoppers)." streets, gaining 22 to 25 spaces in the Morgan said digital meters would also Transportation committee and a citizen's For immediate improvements, the town process. The lots, which were the site of include a feature that allows for free group he formed last year, presented the should reconfigure parallel spots on the proposed redevelopment project, short-term parking. Motorists can park plan alongside Parking Director John Prospect Street between North Avenue should be dedicated exclusively for down- their cars and press a button that will Morgan and Police Chief Bernard Tracy. and Broad Street into diagonal spots, town shoppers, Ciarrocca said. allow them to park free for 10 minutes, he "(The plan) we're bringing to the coun- Ciarrocca said. The move would gain Required environmental remediation explained. Tournament time! cil is a road map (over) where we need to seven on-street parking spaces. will be done during this phase, Ciarrocca go to improve downtown parking," Ciarrocca said downtown employees said. The town is required to remove Can Janee Easley keep up a hot bat (Continued on page A-2) for the Lady Raiders? Do the SP-F boys have enough to repeat? Can Westfield baseball and Softball take advantage of No. 3 seedings? See Extra Union County Tournament previews in Sports, Page C-1. funds A grey day at Mindowaskin sought Gloomy skies and a forecast of more rain led organizers to for field cancel the spring clean-up in Westfield's MlndowasMn Park, which had been scheduled last Saturday. But the upgrade wet weather couldn't keep away these intrepid joggers — at least the cherry blos- THE RECORD-PRESS soms were in bloom to WESTFIELD — The price tag brighten their day. to build a lighted turf field on the aouth side has climbed higher than expected, officials from the Recreation Commssion told the Pat fair planned council Tuesday. Last June, the council bonded $1.1 million to construct the BfiOOKS cft*NDAtL/CORRESPONDENT Union County's annual pet fair, facility at Houlihan Field, which including dazzling demonstrations is located off Lamberts Mill by dogs as well as helpful informa- Road. Included in the project tion from veterinarians and adop- were renovations to tennis tion opportunities, returns to the courts at Tamaques Park. Cooper Road hearing is set to continue The Recreation Commission Trailside Nature & Science Center this weekend. See the story in held meetings with residents By IMP lltMOP would be out of place in their neigh- township believed the building tract to the township, Kraus said. and field users over the fall and Community Life. Page B-1, THE RECORD PRESS borhood, which they say has a pre- plan was far closer to the standards Resident Eton Cardiff, a leader of dominantly rural character. called for in the land use ordinance. a group opposed to the project, said winter, and decided to amend its SCOTCH PLAINS —Ahearing Lustbader's attorney Robert But after a zoning board hearing the organization's professional and request to the council. Instead of over a builder's controversial plan Kraus, however, has argued that if over the project in January, the legal team would be meeting this laying turf and lights at to develop an island of land on the zoning board denies his client developer's professionals went back week to examine the new plans. He Houlihan only, the commission Cooper Road is scheduled to contin- the right to build a dwelling on the to the drawing board for revisions. expressed concerns about the would also like add the artificial ue next week. property, the action would consti- The new plans include a relocat- potential loss of trees and the surface to adjacent Syd Faye Developer Mark Lustbader tute inverse condemnation. ed driveway that now faces the appearance of retaining walls field and expand the joint facili- hopes to secure approval from the The property is owned by AT&T, northeast-bound lane of Cooper included in tho plan. Cardiff said ties' parking lot from 20 to 41 Zoning Board of Adjustment to which used tho land and a small Road, which splits to envelop the the much larger variance spaces. build a two-and-a-half story, single- on-site structure for utility purpos- island. Previous plans had theLustbader will be seeking should In order to do that, the com- family home on the tract. The plan es until recently; Lustbader has a driveway exiting the property to solidify the neighbors' opposition. mission will need an additional would require a variance for lot contract to acquire the land, contin- the west; the new plan may "We're hoping that can only $300,000, said Recreation area. In the RS-1 zone, building lots gent upon board approval. The improve sightlines for drivers exit- make our case stronger, but the law Commission chairman Jim are required to encompass at least township owns the northeastern ing the driveway. works in strange ways," Cardiff Marvin. JUMwr visits 40,000 square feet: the area of half of the island, which it desig- New engineering drawings also said. In addition to incorporating Lustbnder's parcel falls nearly nated a conservation zone shortly indicate that AT&T's property The zoning board has slotted the the suggestions the commission Franklin Softool 6,600 square feet short of code. nftor Lustbador's application was extends well into the public right- Cooper Road proposal for an 8:30 obtained from meetings with rea- Opponents of the project argue filed. of-way to the north. The developer p.m. hearing on Thursday, May 5. idents and users, part of the pro- Children's author Patricia Lakin that any development on the tract Initially, the developer and will offer to cede that portion of the ject's higher price tag comes recently visited with students at from increoHes in construction Franklin Elementary School in costs. Prices for raw materials Westfield as part of the school's such as oil, synthetics, and steel Visiting Author Day series. Lakin Local festivals offer hnve. increased substantially read from her books and answered winee June, said Councilman questions from students. See the Peter Kchauwse. story on Page A-8. Recreation Director Bruce a treat to film buffs Kaufman an id grant money to offset costs for recreation proj- Libraries' 'Movies in May' program ects could heiMinie available from the county shortly. And the town joins Westfilrn to promote aspiring artists can apply for money from a •yMMDMSMOP The sui'gi- of interest in inde- recreation trust fund, though ho Prayer celebration said thi> two Htnirces would only THK ItKl Old) I'lJKS.s pendent cinema hus bren culti- vated by Ihe two libraries and lift about $1 (Ml,()<)() in funds the at Village Green Organizers of n pair of inde- Went III in organizers IVter Paul town would hnve to mutch. The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Ministerial pendent film festivals tlmt Iti'uni HMNUT and William MciVTeekiin. The project was inspired hy it Association will lead a National D.iy of next week hcipe the events shine lorn! filinm.tktT;< uh» live ;iml shm'trige n( available athletic Prayer celebration on the Village Green a key light mi the burgeoning work in the area fie Id H Cur HCIIIMII -agi'd and fidult alongside the Scotch Plains municipal filmmaking ruMimtinil v in the "Wiirknij: with I lie libraries iiHerH, a problem nhnred by many building at 730 p.m Thursday. May !> area. Wfl* iJl'eal." Hind MeMeekan, cninmunitieM in ihe aren. Scotch Plains and Fanwoori residents On Monday, the third animal wlmse wnrk will lie shown ill the Proponents nnd to have (he tlint the InciliiieM ndd hour* of lies, schools, and our local ami nation Hialto in (• (i in t|| II It ! I i <• H tine bee a line they are durable and rnrelv ret|uire dnwn-tline for nl leaders. 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school's editing room to put finishing touches on Local festivals their projects this week. Support sought for Christopher's Law "1 got involved with the project because I was (Continued from page A-] ' looking to do something creative," said Samantha tion in municipal court and paid a committee and turn it into law. Shanm, the 17 -year old director of Till Death Do Us THE RECORD-PRESS $200 fine plus $230 in court fees. To that end, the Cranford native Sebastian Murt-ira. Part. Her film depicts a dissolving teenage romance When he learned how little Township Committee unanimously Other high-profile work includes L'nknuun and will be shown sometime next week, but she says C RAN FORD — A local family prosecutors could do in the case, passed a resolution Tuesday night Soldier, which chronid«*i New Jersey resident .John she won't be in the room to observe the audience's that suffered a terrible tragedy said Christopher's father Alan, it urging the Legislature to enact William Huhne's investigation into the life of the reaction to her work. last year is now trying to bring seemed "so shockingly wrong" He Christopher's Law. father he never knew. The dNew York-hased documentary pn»diicer .\1iiry Olive ducts interviews, jxiring through hours of footage But because he had never Despite the strong showing of ple letters to legislators. Kean, Smith, who will present a series of clips and discuss after the shixit. obtained a license in the first support, Alan Williamson said, he Bramnick and Munoz can be her work. And on Saturday, May 7, artist.s involved in If the inspiration behind the work or the final place, that law did not apply, and is still working hard to support the reached at their district office at 20,1 the li'stival will gather at the library for a filmmak- product sometimes sounds uneven, that's because he was charged only with driving bill. With so many items on the Elm St., 1st Floor, Westfield, NJ ers forum, said library director Meg Kolaya. The many of the filmmakers are just beginning to devel- without a license. In September, legislative agenda, an extra push 07090, or by phone at (9081-232- forum will bring together the swelling ranks of the op an understanding of how to bring an idea to the he pled guilty to the traffic viola- is often needed to lift a bill out of 3673. area's film buffs and filmmakers. screen, McMcekan said. The festival is designed to give student filmmakers the freedom to experiment "There are so many |)eople who not only work in The parking plan represents the the varying asjKi'ts of filmmaking, hut also very with ideas, he said. lot behind Baron's Drugs and many {x-t)ple interested in film and sophisticated in "But 1 tell them to try to remember that it's not Parking Victoria's Secret would be committee's recommendations, redesigned, gaining anywhere from each of which can be tweaked by their appreciation and understanding of film," necessarily what you intended to create, it's what the (Continued from page A-l) Kolayu said, noting the heavy circulation of the viewer takes from (the film I," McMeekan said. 10 to 30 new spaces. The lot at the full council, Ciarrocca said. library's foreign and independent film collection. Converting a love of film into a career is tough, Central and North avenues would Though he did not provide a price In phase two, the town would be repaved, restriped and relit as tag for the improvements, he has While it may not quite approach the volume of but creating a forum for filmmakers to interact is at close the last block of Lenox wide-eyed cineaste.s pawing through the pages of least a start, said Basler, whose film Just Add Pepper well. previously speculated the plan Avenue and reconfigure the nearby Ciarrocca outlined several other could cost $700,000 to $800,000 to Cahicrs dit (Jirwma in lyfiOs Fans, the area is home is now available on DVD. parking lot to gain about 25 spaces. to a considerable population of film buffs. At Palmer "To have access to folks that are living the dream goals, including reducing the per- implement. Over the past few At the same time, the North mit wait list from four down to just years, the town has built a capital Video in Scotch Plains, a renter might stumble upon is exciting for me," he explained. "You can see where Avenue train station lot would be heated discussions over Anime, light and shadow in things can lead you if you stick with it." two lists — one for commuters and account of $500,000 to support reconfigured to eliminate conflict- one for employees. Also, the coun- parking improvements. 1940s Hollywood, or the career of German director Even Magee, periiaps the most successful film- ing left turns at North and Ehn, limner Werner Fassbinder. maker participating in the week-long event, doesn't cilman suggested town-wide Ciarrocca did not recommend a also gaining 11 spaces. improvements in signage to pro- timetable for the improvements, "We have a big clientele of people that come in have u quick answer for how to make a great film or Also, the portion of Lenox here seeking out that stuff;" said Craig Smith, a gen- find a way to get it produced. vide consistent and accurate infor- though downtown parking Avenue immediately east of its mation to motorists seeking park- improvements are at the topo f the eral manager at Palmer. One of the store's employees "It's when you have the enthusiasm to put your- intersection with Central Avenue is a student at the New York School of Visual Arts, self out there and the desire to get something done ing spaces. council's agenda this year. and ]>eople who work in the industry oden rent from that your work pays off, and it pays off in ways you would become a one-way street the store's collection. Smith said. wouldn't expect," Magee said. "If you knock on doors, with diagonal parking, creating 10 Many of the? students showing work in the two you never know what will happen." new spaces. The Watterson Street Extra funds sought for field upgrade festivals come from the film club at Scutch Plains- For complete information about Westfilm and lot would be repaved, relighted, Fanwood High School, which McMi-ckan supervises. Movies in May, visit www.westfilmfestival.com. and landscaped, with employee (Continued from page A-l) street, he said. From 120 feet The student filmmakers were scrambling in the Admission to the two Westfilm events is $6; the permit spaces moved to the lot if away from the Held, light leak- library events are free. necessary. leakage, only about five footcan- age is negligible, Bell said. To And in phase three, the parking dles from a position across the reduce the impact of lights on neighbors, Town Administrator Jim Gildea said the town should implement a policy it currently requires of Tamaques Park The Humanity Bracelet® Upholstery Unlimited users — turn out the lights after The Special Gift for Every Occasion Design Center 10 p.m. • Stlp Covtre Fourth Ward councilmen Larry Goldman nnd Jim Foerst 860 Mountain Custom Crafted Fumltun Cintom Window Troatimntt said numerous residents were Mountainside. 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M in ii • Mommy « B«by Yognflt• 4 CoutM in Mlmcteu '•on ? i i (i r i • '. • ' r Hi1. y iijt 11 j-i %[•',; • A inn P F»#«/«i Bull Workout 1f»W& '^& *V If' April 29, 2005 Hearing begins on Board weighs temple's revised propos Lake Ave. project park vehicles on nearby streets, in what is a said. Thirteen of the 121 total parkii THE KECOKD-PRESS largely residential neighborhood. would be designed as grass pavers, 1 Competition for on-street parking options Town Attorney Robert Cocki Elm Court subdivision wins approval WESTFIELD — The Zoning Board of between homeowners and temple visitors municipal officials are comfortable Adjustment was expected to reach a decision and the noise nuisances caused by temple amended pla.ii if the temple is able I •yHUO restored to its original state, over a parking lot expansion proposed by activities has created friction between the laundry list of technical considerate THE KS said board engineer Tom Quinn. Temple-Emanu-El at a special meeting temple and some residents. That sentiment of which would require the endors Sobel said the brook running Wi-dnesday, after press time. came to the surface during the 20O3 hear- engineer Ken Marsh. In addition to i SCOTCH PLAINS — The through the rear of the property The proposal, which was the subject of a ings, at which the temple argued a lot expan- lighting, and buffering consid Planning Board approved one has gradually changed course polarizing, contentious series of zoning board sion would reduce the impact of parked tans Cockren asked the board to atlcln subdivision and heard testimo- over the last 10 years, and hearings throughout 2003. involves expand- on side streets and residents labeled the pro removal and require the temple to ny on two other proposals at its asked for the township to study ing the temple's parking lot from 65 to 121 posal an unsightly addition to the neighixn- the appearance of a caretaker facili regular meeting Monday night. the drainage impact and poten- spaces. The latest version of the plan features hood. temple's property. In the most complicated and tial flooding caused by the pro- an amended configuration that temple pro- The proposal requires variances for build- Attorney John Schmidt said tli contentious application, the fessionals designed to ease fears about traffic ing coverage and a shortfall of parking will agree to hold only 12 non- posed development. She asked impact to the neighborhood. board delayed a decision aver a the board to preserve an undis- spaces, conflicting problems impossible to events jK'i" year, delay trash remo plan to subdivide a single-lot The expansion is planned for an adjacent jointly resolve, said Town Planner Blais after 8 a.m., and close back doors U covered "gem" along the rear of lot the East Broad Street temple acquired to 5.4 acre t • act into three new the Lake Avenue properties. Brancheau. To add more spaces, the temple noise pollution if the board appr building lots on Lake Avenue. the south, which is currently occupied by sin- would have to increase building coverage; to application. The temple will submit "Nobody knows about the gle-family dwelling. Under the plan, the reduce building coverage, the temple would ill self-certification of compliance TLt- proposed subdivision would land behind that property, and house would be demolished to make way for allo"- Northeast Developers, lose needed parking spaces, he explained. town's stipulations. Schmidt said. we want to keep it that way," the blacktopped lot. At a hearing last week temple engineer Residents stridently opposed the inc. to divide an oversized, deep Sobel said. The 2003 application ended with a 4-3 lot into three new lots, one of Victor Vinegra said one-way entrance and application. olVering testimony ant The board delayed further vote in favor of the plan, one vote short of the exit arteries to the parking lot would lx>ost temple professionals u\er the fours; which would he accessible only testimony in the hearing until super-majority needed to secure approval. pedestrian safety and improve vehicle circu- hearings, lint at the April 21 meetii as a "flag lot," with a narrow the Environmental Commission The temple appealed the zoning board's 2003 lation through temple pro|>ertv. The previous Chairman William Heinbockel limit driveway providing access to a can assess the impact of the ruling in February 2004. Over the course of plan allowed for two-way travel into the lions from the public to five min lot that is removed from the development, and to evaluate the last year, municipal and temple engi- parking lot from the temple's existing speaker, perhaps hoping to avoid 1 pt reet. technical comments submitted neers worked out a compromise plan to settle entrance driveway. famous environment that charade The project requires vari- by Sullivan, a civil engineer. the litigation. The amended proposal is now Stormwater will lxl retained on-site, pre- 200.'i hearing's. before the zoning board. ances for lot width and lot area, Also at the meeting, the venting the new lot from overwhelming the The public comment pericxl was but engineer Edward Martin board approved a subdivision The temple has for many years been town's system even during a rare storm on to resume at a hearing scheduled said he could present a con- on Elm Court. The conforming unable to supply sufficient on-site parking the scale of Hurricane Floyd. Vinegra said. p.m. Wednesday. Hoard doliberalic forming application by includ- for both its religious and civic events. When The new parking lot proposal includes exten- final vote over the application was building plan involves the dem- parking is unavailable, visitors frequently ing a cul-de-sac ______olition of a sin- sive buffering and low-intensity lighting, he follow. in the plans. "Fvervthinn about this K^-family home Attorney Robert cveryining dvuui mis and the con y and the con Kraus said the propertyt lendsld itselfitlf ttO a struction of two Boro plans to improve Pleasant Ave., tennis co presented plan tWO-IOt Subdivision " 2,500 square 1 Vor ~ Michael Sullivan \oa\ -inglc-fami- •yWUP Funds for resurfacing Pleasant borough could least' sonic of tin potenti;il savings tl THE RECORD-PRESS Avenue are included in the capital equipment directly, lease or pur- TCIA. which could del p lor [y homes in its budget, and money will also be set chase through the Union County ordinance for another the township, arguinQ against the place. The board FANWOOD — The Borough aside for curb replacement and Improvement Authority ilr(.'lA>. Also at the meeting which would Lake Avenue proposal approved the Council tentatively settled on its slurry sealing on various borough or directly purchase the equip- accepted nearly $17f>,( have to provide r application by a 2005 capital expenditures at a roadways. ment by float ing bunds. money from varioii special meeting Monday night. Other capital expenses include Tomkins said the lease option including an addition maintenance for 7_0 vote, Barring any amendments, the a field reconfiguration and would count toward the l>oroiinh*s to fund the trough's a dedicated right-of-way under The board also heard testi- nearly $1.6 million capital budget Lhe alternate conforming plan. mony over a proposed subdivi- improvements to tennis courts at annual .sjx'iuiin^ caps. Purchasing Development Rights 14 owner Esther Stuart proposes is on track for adoption at the I-jiGrande Park. The borough will through the I'CIA would likely be grain. The pilot pn isFro thme besant possibloveralle scheme,point o"f siOn on Balfour Lane. Property council's next regular meeting on t'iew, the scheme we've present- to subdivide a single lot into also be participating in a feasibili- more expensive than directly eventually allow prop' Kraus said. two new, unusually-shaped May 10. The council adopted a ty study with Scotch Plains and bonding, he said, because the bor- in the borough's histor The rear of the property pro- building lots. One of the lots $6.77 million operating budget in the Board of Education to build a ough would have to pay extra fees. sell development right aosed for subdivision includes includes a tail at the rear, a April. shared garage at the Department The council asked Tomkins to ty owners along thu St substantial wetlands, a stream, design that prompted board The borough plans to spend of Public Works facility on obtain more informal inn about corridor. ind a fore.sted interior. engineer Tom Quinn to describe $544,000 for new equipment in Plainfield Avenue. Residents opposed to the proj- the plan as "more like the 2005, including a new fire truck, a At the meeting, Chief Financial ect said allowing a three-lot Rorschach blotter test than a front-end loader, and a mower. Officer Frederick Tomkins .said the subdivision in an area predomi- conforming subdivision." lated by long, narrow lots The project requires a vari- •vould set a bad precedent for ance for lot width to secure *uture development in the approval from the board. The R- leighborhood. 1 zone calls for a minimum Resident Michael Sullivan width of 160 feet; zoning officer Healthlink Radio »aid the project would disturb Robert LaCosta measured one ho rural character of the prop- of the lots at 115 feet, while the erty, which is inhabited by deer, applicant's professionals esti- SUNDAY MORNINGS. 8:3OAM "ox, turtles, and wild turkeys, mated the width at 128.7 feet. jiarbage collection and access Resident Jerry Spitzer testi- .1 o the interior lot by first fied against the proposal, argu- > Fine Perfume •esponders would be very diffi- ing that two 1,500 square foot or ANYTIME ON YOUR COMPUTER at ;ult, Sullivan added. houses would not fit the "one- Hallmark Cards "Everything about this prop- ncre ranch" character that pre- www.ThcUnlvcrsityHospital.com erty lends itself to a two-lot dominates in the neighborhood. Boxed Candy subdivision." Sullivan said. "Don't be a P'P-" he said. 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(fiiiir n>< Internet U«*ge • Automatic Fuel Delivery r> • i • • Convenient Payment Option* ( .1 / ( ' I III ] III/. .' / MII.I ••'•- • Record Prats Commentary Code Good start on parking done Parking problems in downtown Westfield aren't likely to be "solved" anytime soon. But the plan presented to the Town Council this week is a good first step toward signifi- to he! cant progress in alleviating one of the town's more press- ing issues. ment In fact, the council and the Public Safety, Parking and Transportation committee, chaired by Mark Ciarrocca, should be commended just for coming up with a plan. The GUEST COMME-V community's overwhelming rejection last November of a Mental healt proposed parking deck between Prospect and Elm streets as the world it** must have been dispiriting to many members of the coun- tury BCE, Socn cil. At the least, it forced them to start from scratch on depression whe. parking just as many involved in the debate had reached tioned, "Remem the point of exhaustion. It would have been natural — nothing stable i though unacceptable — for local officials to wash their therefore avoid hands of downtown parking for a time. Instead, Ciarrocca prosperity, or ur and the committee have drafted a plan that could add 85 adversity." to 100 spaces. Unfortunate! have suffered fr The details of the plan will be the subject of more debate whether it be d< before any action is taken. Some elements, such as the cre- disorder, or schi ation of angled parking on Prospect Street and Lenox has been slow t< Avenue, deserve more scrutiny than others (Though ness in the sam Prospect is not as busy or fast-moving as Kenilworth would a physica Boulevard, anyone who's parked on that street knows erally made the what a hair-raising experience it can be to back into traf- As a result, the fic from an angled parking space). But the main tenets of alienation felt b the plan — reconfigure and improve existing lots, and get from mental illr employee cars out of the center of town — are right on the pounded, mark. And the prospect of free short-term parking should Lost amidst' be a welcome relief for anyone who's ever had to run into hoopla SUITOUIM New Jersey gufc the post office and found him or herself without a quarter. has been an an; Downtown parking will be on the council's agenda for istration of actii years to come. But the plan unveiled Tuesday should give Richard Codey.. local officials the tools they need to provide real relief. Codey admin ist in the long hisU Letters to the editor government, its 9 lasting. Little towns, big screen On his first c Dems choice of builder questioned set about funda When it comes to film festivals, Cannes and Sundance the way the stai have a head start on Westfield, Fanwood and Scotch To The Record-Press: I was shocked when the Democratic members of mentally ill. Wit Plains. But the local communities are catching up in a big As a Republican candidate for Fanwood Borough the council passed a resolution approving executive order way. Beginning next week, the Westfilm festival returns to Council, I attended the April 12 council meeting. Mukherji-Landmark L.L.C. with absolutely no reli- Task Force on ^ the area, to be joined shortly by the first Movies in May My major concern in attending this meeting was able financial data on this company, even though Codey created a festival hosted by the Scotch Plains and Fanwood what progress was being made in the redevelop- Councilman Stuart Kline brought up questions con- charged with re libraries. ment plans for our downtown business section. cerning their financial statements, possible litiga- to help the men As a 36-year resident of Fanwood who was mar- tion, and reliability of the organization. My experi- mal lives. It's terrifically exciting to see the growth of these ried in St. Bartholomew the Apostle Church in ence in these matters is that you don't rush into a events. Local towns, and Westfield in particular, have long major obligation which would be binding without Acting aggre Scotch Plains and has raised six children in town. 1 ment the 50-plu been something of a regional arts center. The area already am deeply concerned about our community and the careful preparation to determine that what you boasts the Westfield Symphony Orchestra, the New Jersey expect to happen will actually occur. tions oftheTasI plans to finally create a more attractive and tax Health, Govern< Concert Opera, the New Jersey Workshop for the Arts and enhancement business district for Fun wood. 1 hope in future meetings the Democratic mem- a variety of nu>f its many affiliates, and much more. Now, it also has a pair Having retired recently from the Trust Company bers of the council will study up on real estate law grams designed of film festivals offering a venue to professionals, local res- of New Jersey in Jersey City, where 1 was the sen- and be better prepared to protect the interests of care and lifestyl idents and even students. ior vice president in charge of multi-million dollar the residents of Fanwood. ill. In response t At a time when the choices on the multiplex are increas- mortgnge and construction loans that entailed deal- MICHAEL DANTUONO affordable housi ingly homogeneous, the flourishing of independent activi- ing with developers and their lawyers. I was inter- Fanwood health care facil ty is heartwarming. Here's hoping residents can find a ested to see what progress was being made in The author is a Republican candidate for Jersev, Codey pi couple hours in their busy lives to support the festivals. selecting a developer for this site. Borough Council. $200'million to housing for the developmental^ Ziff says farewell to school board tion, he proix^i* million be earm To The Record-Press: ment to cooperate, and a dialogue on how best to of outpatient si'i The Record-Press is here for you I take this opportunity to thank the public for serve the public in times of town-wide budget limi- tally ill. the privilege of solving tin the Westfield Board of tations. In his quest I The following information should help you get your Education the past three years and to extend my This endeavor should bring into focus the expec- that fall upon tl ideas and community news into The Record-Press: hardiest congratulations to the successful candi- tations of all taxpayers, the 40 percent with chil- mentally ill, csp Call Editor Gregory Marx at (732) 396-4219 with story dates. Alice Hunnicutt, Gary McCready and Ann dren in our schools as well as the 60 percent with- lack the finuncii suggestions, questions or comments. For sports, call Chad Ormsby Oary. out children, for effective and efficient services. adequately deal Hemenway at (732) 396-4202. 1 leave the board proud of the many accomplish- This process should be viewed as an opportunity for the acting gover ments of our .students and with admiration for the our community leaders to better serve the public. tion that wiped • Our address: The Record-Press, 301 Central Ave., Clark, professionalism exhibited by Faculty and adminis- Finally, I wish to acknowledge the extraordinary for individuals t NJ. 07066. trators. The vitality of the programs, which enable efforts of my colleagues on the school board. In pitalized at a ah Our fax number is (732) 574-2613. our students to reach their highest abilities, arc tin- addition tu tin* endless hours of meetings and the chiatric instituti Our e-mail address is [email protected]. result of the high culiber of our professionals. constant accessibility to the public, they bring pro- the legislation,! Deadlines i view the public's rejection of the budget not as fessional talents and a willingness to build and sup- patients will nm a faltering commitment to education, rather, the port a consensus in shaping the futures of our chil- on conquering tl The deadline for submitting articles and press releases deep-seated frustration of paying higli taxes. The dren amidst differing and diverse opinions and uf worrying aboi to The Record-Press is 5 p.m. Friday. immediate challenge oft lit' board and Town Council interests, going to pay for The deadline for submitting letters to the editor is 10 extends beyond arriving at a dollars and cents WILLIAM B. ZIFF In order to pi a.m. Monday. adjustment. It should result in i\ renewed commit- Westfield tal health care, 1 and other healtl Letter polioy have a qualified Letters may be edited for content, brevity, good taste Community supported book sale from which to hi and libel. Letters should be typewritten and include the a demising nm To The ciid. With last year's proceeds, we provided money graduates have i writer's daytime telephone number for verification, if nec- social service int essary. The Friends of the West field Memorial Library for the sound system for the meeting room, prizes would like to thank nil the (tropic who supported for the children's summer reading program, materi- its relatively low Send letters to the above address or fax number. mir annual book salt1 by donating and purchasing als lor the adult and children's collection, compact Saddled by OIKTI books. We are most grateful to ;ill of you who discs and tapes, and a nmijtuter and printer for the college graduate labored before, du ring, and after 1 he event reference department working in tin- ti which has leH tl Once again, the sale was a huge success and the CAROLYN PULLIAM, ALLEN SOLOMON sis. Currently, oi profits will be donated to j he library, This sale help*, and MIKE QOOBIC force of I I.(KM) Hi provide the "extras" tlmt make mir library so spe Book Sale Chairpersons there arc an asl< vnuHjcicM. To adi resource crisis. ( Parents say thanks to staff at Park legislation cstah NJN Publishing «.(•> 2005 forgive up to $2i To The Kecord-IVrHn: A Penn Jornoy Advanco. Inc. Nowspnpor thai will t-iii-1 \ with them llmnighnut their lives. IINIIIH Iiir new nil The Park Middle Schmil 1TA would like to pub On beliall of I he IT A, (lie membership would that enlcr the MII liclv acknowledge the oil ire si;iff of I'nrk Middle liki' In 1h,ink I'ui'li member n| the MIIIII. our With this incenti hiltl!*htrAIMilviTtl*liix 1 llccii Kiiki'l School, us- we celebrate N;i1niiia! I'TA Teachej 1 I'IIIII ipal 1,1*11 Hrliiinbas, Dili An^iHtanl Principal ttiadiiales will h A|i[ii'i'ciiit ion Week from Muy L' fi Aikcrtlftliijt IHrt-iltir , , .(tirol IHttilun . 7.U-.VHM97* Kevin 11>>| low j iv. I he teachers, the secret alien, a ides, al milking a ran I'lll'k Middle School is n > periii! place w here stu Keillor cr i J«• --wii • i in I.- who wurk Ue HIMI thank them lor fnsteritu! 'be cure and ('f«ley bin had d there. The middle Mrhunl venr* aiv very challenging. euncertii-d :il mnsphei•!• iluii make I'atk a wonderful health iMMtietj ill I and the Ht lit lent M ill i 'ark MI I ' Turin mite tu have I h jn place lii spend the Muddle netinnl year* Tins, however. H| Kl'oilp of adtiltM tu .u rinti|i.iiri I In lit mi I heir educa JERILVN D CAMPBELL ditiiltiiHh I he cfei tinnal journey First Vice President hi'i advocacy »m I 'Che HI nil" help's In llr-l ,il I Hi < HI)' i | ii |i| i i( .10/ , \J, o?im Park Middle School PTA tilllv tli hi flirt, I ll'lt I'll 111)-! Mild II poMJtive Jitlllmtc IIIM.HI 1 hein»eJve" Scotch Plains rtiiiitin* II KrtM |Hl Ml

(tonifollw MttmtMM (tc-rkp Crossing guards deserve recognition April 29, 2005 Record Press A-5 Letters to the editor Student Board seeks feedback musicians on fate of school budget shine at To The Record-Press: Channel 36. These meetings wen- As president of the WVstfield publicized in advance in the news- Board of Education. I want to papers, on Channel 36 and on the School One thank the residents who voted in district web site. last week's .school election. I'm The Hoard of Kdueation takes SCOTCH PLAINS — Fourth extremely proud of our sehuol sys- the defeat of the school budget grade students from School One, tem and our dedication to meeting very seriously We want to gain a under the guidance of Choral the needs of our students. better understanding of this vot- Director Debbie Shapiro and As you know, the tax levy for ing result. Please share your upin Baud Director Joseph Reo, treated next year's school budget was inns with us in person or by email family, teachers and friends to a voted down by a small margin of at IXK<"IVIstfieldnj.com. musical performance at their 65 votes 11463 -yes" to 1528 "no" I'd like to congratulate Alice recent Winter Concert. votes I. State law now requires that Hunnicut on her re-election to the The instrumental recital fea- the Town Council review the pro- board and welcome newly elected tured soloists Ju YotiLT I/ee on clar- posed school budget and deter- (ward members Ann Orinsby Cnrv inet and Lucas Cimafonte on vio- mine a dollar amount to be cut. and (Jary McCreadv. I also thank lin: a saxophone duet by Vincenzo and also recommend .specific pro- Steven Dorrv for his candidacy Bianco and (iaelle Gilles: two clar- grams and items to eliminate. and interest in our schools. inet performances by Kathleen The Board of Education is com- Our tremendous thanks goes to Colonna. Alicia Fung-A-Fat. mitted to working amicably with rune-year board memlver and past Sonali Kamath and Amy Sato, the Hannah Greaney, Matt DeBiasse, Melissa Gara and Alicia Fung-A-Fat provide musical accompaniment the Town Council during this board president Arlene Gardner second accompanied by Vinccnzo to the fourth grade chorus' rendition of "Under the Sea." process. I'm hopeful that the and board member Bill Ziff, who reductions will be modest, in line served a three-year term. Both of Bianco on alto sax: and the finale. whole group rendition of ""Pick Submarirn '" was next. folk.wed by (irordoii, Kaizah Romano. Biiana with the narrow margin of defeat. these dedicated volunteers worked "Theme by Beethoven." with Yourself I'p" led off the progiam. "Over the Uainbnw" with soloists I/>lo, Ashley Martinez. Amy Sato Cognizant of over-increasing hard and made significant contri- Colonna. Fung-A-Fat. Kamath, followed by I Whisile a Happy Colin O'Kell. Tavlor Suaak. Lucas and inspired musical performanc- taxes, the budget as presented to butions to our school district. Lee and Sato on clarinet and Tune" featuring soloists Chtirles Cimafonte and Bridget Reynolds. es by Alicia Fung-A-Fat on sand- the voters on April 19 included sig- Our mission remains Bianco and Gilles on saxophone. Colnian. Ju Yong I^ee. Asia Kaslev "The Bare Necessities"' was next: blocks. Hannah (inaney on m;uu- nificant cost containment meas- unchanged. We are committed to The fourth grade chorus fol- and Anna Sophia Rivero. the grand fin a It "Tiider the Sea" cas. Mclis.-a Gara on castanets, ures and addressed priorities providing an excellent educational lowed with "Movie Melodies." A The popular '"Yellow featured vocal soloists Lin and Matt DeBiasse on bongos. identified by the 2003 community system for our children and our survey and last year's new community. We will do our best to Strategic Plan. The defeat of the regularly update the community Musical Club presents operatic event next week school budget came as a surprise: on the status of the school budget over the months of developing the review process by the Town WESTFIELD — In celebration and New York. Leoncavallo's 1 Pagliavi-t, formances into the local comimi- budget, we heard few opposing Council, which is expected to be of National .Music Week, NJCO's long term goal is to Puccini's 7'o.sco and Turartdnt, iiiiy. The company hires profes- views. We discussed the budget at concluded by Mav 19. Westfield Mayor Gregory become the American equivalent and Verdi's fiif'alvttn and I'n sional singi'rs from throughout 11 public meetings, which were ANNE RIEGEL McDermott has proclaimed the of the local repertory house, tour- Ratio m Maschera. the l.'.S. and abroad who perform summarized in Westfieid's local President, Westfleld Board of week of May 2-9 to be National ing New Jersey, presenting opera Featured performers will lead roles, with community newspapers and also televised on Education Music Week. in an accessible manner, at include Luis Cabrera. Charles singers, instrumentalists and In observance of this annual affordable prices, in smaller ven- Schneider. Stephanie Christiano young artists sharing lite spot- event. The Musical Club of ues to audiences that wouldn't a Little Opera Company fea- light. Westfield will present two local otherwise see live operatic per tured young artist K Juan Pineda, National Music Week was Local assemblyman opera companies in n conceit performances. Dauri Shippey, Don Sheasley, founded by West field resident formance at 8 p.m. Wednesday at The Little Opera Company of Nadine Robinson, and Valerie Charles M. Tremaine and has the First Baptist Church, 170 New Jersey will present high- Pineda, as well as members of the been celebrated annually since touts plan for tax relief Elm St. lights form the past live years of Little Opera Company chorus. 1924. To The Record-Press: sive, and well thought-out plan. Members of the New Jersey performances, including excerpts Celebrating its fifth anniver- Anyone interested m becoming After three straight years of All we need to enact it is the sup- Concert Opera will perform frs.iin Donizetti's L'Eiisir i/'amore. sary in 200;">. The Little Opera an active or associate member of dramatic property tax increases, port of the Democrat leadership excerpts from Div Flvitcnmtus by Mozart's The Mainu^e uj Figaro Company of New Jersey's mission the club may contact the member- New Jersey citizens have been in the Legislature. Johann Strauss, in F.nglish. The and Don dioruimi, Mcise(ii>ni's is to promote the art of opera by ship chairperson at 'INKS' 232- waiting for real property tax If you want to learn more patter song "When 1 was a Lad"' L '(iraileriii Rusticitiia, bringing outstanding opera per- 2173. relief. As a member of t he- about the plan or register your iron! Gilbert and Sullivan's I IMS Assembly Republican caucus. I support for this plan, please feel Pinafore will also be on the pro- am happy to announce that relief free to contact my ulfice at 11)08' gram. Honesty, auto may be on the way. 2.'32-367H, New Jersey homeown- Featured performers include Integrity* Recently, the members of the ers are demanding property tax Charles Schneder. Patricia Vigil. group Assembly Republican caucus and relief, and that is what this plan Jason Morgan. Olive Lynch, Everyday DOUGLAS I unveiled our Blueprint for will provide. Parker Burton, and Don Kalbach. Property Tax Reform. This reform JON BRAMNICK The New Jersey Concert Lower Prices plan will permanently cut prop- Assemblyman, District 21 Opera was founded in 2004 by in Summit. erty taxes for New Jersey home- The author's legislative tiis- Olive Lynch, who seizes as its president. Tin1 company produce's -> (gJBUICK owners by 30 percent, phased-in trii t i/u-liiih's Wtxtfu'ld. lie is also ©2005 F&B Inc. I N F I N I T I VOLKSWAGEN over a three year period. vlidiriniiri i if the muniei/ju/ opera in concert format. engaging Unlike other programs the Republuun eoinmittee in theinstrumental and vocal talent state has tried, homeowners will town. from New Jersey, Philadelphia not have to wait for a rebate check. They will automatically Before making a more,,. receive a reduction in their property tax bill. This will eliminate the paperwork and bureaucracy inherent in rebate programs. This plan would constitution- ally mandate the .'10 percent reduction so it can't be taken away by future administrations or lawmakers. In older to ensure this property tax cut is not financed by raising taxes, this proposal includes a constitution- al amendment to control state spending and requires a super- majority vote of the Legislature in order to raise taxes. 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in thti lint' M il IM A-6 April 29, 2005 Mitchell Friedman Obituaries Riegel again selected as SCOTCH PLAINS — Mitchell Jersey Automobile Dealers I Friedman, 78. died April 20. 2005 Association. it -Jr K Medical Center in Edison. Surviving are his wife, Bernice school board president Bum in NVwark, he lived in Score Friedman; a son, Milton Hollander; Army, \Vs :irs. He also was a cer- SCOTCH PLAINS — Milton the George Washington posed budget now goes before Services were held Friday at Henry Hollander, a medical official University medical school. CORRESPONDENT titled public accountant and held Temple Emanu-El in Westfield. the Town Council, which will in civilian and Armv circles, died A fellow of the American WESTFIELD — The Board likely make cuts to the spend- a <|. jznr in accounting from Pace Burial was in Beth Israel April 20, 2005 at the New Jersey Academy of Pediatrics, Dr. I'liivcrsit >. Cemetery, Woodbridge, of Education welcomed new ing plan. A decision by the Veterans Memorial Home at Hollander was a member of the members at its re-organization council must be made by Mav 'I'lu Army veteran was a vol- Arrangements were by theMenlo Park. American Medical Association unteer v. ith the American Cancer Mcnorah Chapels at Miilburn, in meeting Tuesday night, as Alice 19. Until then, the fate 'of the Dr. Hollander, who was age 90, and New Jersey Medical Society. Hunnicutt, Gary McCready and budget is still up in the air. Sucicty ,.inf a member of the New Union. was the former chairman of pedi- He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at NYU and was an associate life Ann Cary were sworn in after "I'm reluctant to get into atrics at Rahway Hospital ana had winning board seats in last his pediatrics practice in Rahway member of the Westfield Chapter public discussions about people Cheryl Lambert until his retirement in 1993. He ofHadassah. week's election. Hunnicutt is who may lose their jobs when I beginning her second term on don't have any numbers yet," WKSTFIKLD — Cheryl A. Jean Durante; a son, John; and was the former chief of medicine, Dr. Hollander was born in pediatrics and allergy at Fort Dix. Baltimore, Md., and lived in the board, while McCready and said Foley. He said he was Uiirmiti- Lambert, 40, wastwo brothers, Jack Durante and Cary are serving their first. pleased and optimistic with the fatiilly injured April 21, 2005 in Anthony Durante. He was also the former com- Rahwav before moving to Scotch manding officer of the Army hospi- Plains in 2004. Once the swearing in was way Mayor Greg McDormott ;i irnfTir accident in A funeral Masa was held and the council are handling Springfield. tal at Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, Surviving are his wife, Evelyn complete, board members Tuesday at St. Helen's Roman began the process of electing a the situation, in particular Horn in Newark, Mrs. Catholic Church. Burial was in and the former chief of pediatrics Zucker Hollander; four daugh- and contagious diseases at the ters, Andrea Hollander-Budy, president and vice president for their decision to consult the LambiM t lived in Westfield and Fairview Cemetery. the next year. Anne Reigel was board about the decision. lt'itk;uv;.iv before returning to Army hospital in Osaka, Japan. Deedie Frey, Patti Kahn and Arrangements were by the Barbara DuMez; two sons, Jeffrey nominated unopposed for a sec- McDermott, Town ) In- town in 2004. Gray Funeral Home. In lieu of In World War II he was the commanding officer of the 62nd Kahn and Gordon W; 12 grand- ond year as board president Administrator Jim Gildea, and Surviving ;ire her husband, flowers, donations may be sent children and four great-grand- and was elected with a unani- •John; !ur parents, Jack and to the American Cancer Society. and 78th Field Hospital in France, Finance Policy chairman Peter holding the rank of lieutenant children. mous vote. Last year's vice Echausse held a preliminary colonel in the Army Medical Services were held Friday at president, Ginny Leiz, also was meeting with members of the Corps. Dr. Hollander also wan the Temple Emanu-El in Westfield. the only nominee for her posi- school board Monday night. The Dorothy Sorf chief of medicine and pediatrics at Burial was in Beth Israel tion; like Reigel, she won with a meeting was held to "set FANWOOf) — Dorothy n great-grandson, Cody Storm, the 279th Station Hospital in Cemetery, Woodbridge. unanimous vote. ground rules" and find out why McCiiim Sorf, 91, died April 13, and two great-granddaughters, Berlin, Germany. He was an anes- Arrangements were by the The newly re-elected board the budget failed, McDermott 'JO()f> at Mulilenberg Regional Megan Storm and Savannah thetist in England, France and Menorah Chapels at Miilburn, in said. Germany with the Medical Corps. president then offered her com- Midii.-al ('Vnter in I'lainfield. Storm, all of South Plainfield; and Union. Donations may be sent to ments on the proposed "This is not the council ver- Mrs. Surf was born in New two close friends, Donna M. Dolce He graduated sumraa cum the Westfield Chapter of Hadassah, 68 Genesee Trail, Westfield public school budget sus the Board of Education," Vork -tateund had lived for many of Fun wood and Viola Kohl laude from New York University McDermott said Tuesday. Rothcry of Kenilworth. Westfield, NJ 07090. which was defeated by 65 votes year.- in Fuuwood. and held a medical degree from in the April 19 election. She The board outlined the high- Ilcf husband, Kdward, and a A memorial Mass will be held thanked voters and assured lights of its budget at the meet- -on. S^khard, are deceased. iit 7 p.m. Friday, May 6 at Susan Pyne Villas them that the board takes the ing, identifying non-discre- Sin \ r-in;,' are a daughter, Immaculate Heart of Mary budget situation seriously. tionary costs. The two publicly Lvitn ill Kenwood: a son, Robert Roman Catholic Church, 1571 S. FANWOOD — Susan D. Pyne at Terrill Middle School in Scotch Reigel also urged voters who elected bodies will be in regular ;iml will ('harlotte of Florida; a Martinc Ave., Scotch Plains. Villas, 46, died April 23, 2005 at Plains. She studied physical ther- defeated the budget to offer contact as they pursue changes i;t;uHlsuii. Kick Storm Jr. and wift> Arrangements are by the her home. apy at Kean University. Growney Funeral Home in their feedback so that the to the rejected $77 million •Jcniuifi ul' South Phiinfield; a Mrs. Villas was born in Surviving are her husband, budget, he said. !-;i\ 111•-11i:111•;)11<• i-. Rachel uf Florida; Hillside. board can know what the vot- Newark. She lived in Pensacola, John A.; her mother, Carol L. ers didn't like and improve "(We want to) see what we Fla., Everett, Wash., Bremerton, Pyne; a son, Brandon M. Stearns; upon that when drafting future can do to get to a good number Wash., and East Orange before two daughters, Jennifer R. budget. and get (the budget) to pass," Edward J. Burns moving to Fanwood in 1993. Stearns and Jennifer A.; two Superintendent William McDermott said. FANWOOD — Edward J. General Staff College at Fort As a Navy seaman from 1980- brothers, Robert E. Pyne and Hum.-, .'!>. died April 25, 20O5 at Ijenvenworth. Kan. Dr. Burns was 83 she was among the first Gary D. Pyne; four nieces and a liK .Midi ,il Center in Edison. a Navy veteran of World War II women stationed aboard the USS nephew. I'urn m Newark, he lived in and an Army veteran of the Lexington, an aircraft carrier. Services were held Wednesday SP-F UNICO to hold So>t<-!i IMiiins and Toms River Korean War; he was awarded a Mrs. Villas had been a civilian at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, lii-lurc ii' • i;i/;t(j Fanwood in 2004. Bronze Star, the Asiatic-Pacific employee with the Nava! Metuchen, following services at If' liupiis was an educator for Cnnipaign Medal, the Occupation Criminal Investigative Service the Rossi Funeral Home in annual golf tournament '.':'• \> is . r, tiring in li)8f> as prin- Medal of Japan, the Korean Army since 1983, most recently as an Scotch Plains. Entombment was < ipnl ol fircgory Elementary Unit Citation, the Korean Army administrative assistant at the in the Woodbridge Memorial SCOTCH PLAINS — The opportunities. Si-linn! in Wr.-it Orange. He earlier Unit Citation, the Medical Combat Naval Weapons Station Earle in Gardens mausoleum. Scotch Plains-Fanwood Chapter The fee is $175 per person. •.'.•:i-< mi i-li-uifiitary school princi- Badge and the United Nations Colts Neck. She earlier held post- In lieu of flowers, donations of UNICO will host its ninth The day's events begin at 7 a.m. [ILII in 1'i .-•(•. it away; an administra- Medal. ings in Bremerton and Everett. may be sent to PanCAN, 2221 annual Frank J. Lestarchick Golf with check-in and breakfast. The tive principal in Franklin Dr. Burns was a member of the Mrs. Villas was a former co- Rosecrans Ave., Suite 131, El Classic on May 16 at the Shot Gun start is scheduled for Tow n liip, Somerset County; and Civil Air Patrol and the Aircraft president of the Music Boosters Segundo, CA 90245. Maplewood Country Club in 9 a.m. sire principal of Harrison Owners and Pilots Association. Maple wood. Golfers are then invited to a Kleniffiinrv School in North Before going into education he Proceeds from this event will dinner reception and open bar worked lor Shell Chemical Co. and Rose M. Kennedy support various UNICO charities at Snuffy's from 3:30-8 p.m. Id ;il • o published articles for Merck & Co. FANWOOD — Rose M. and wife Mary of Brtelle; a as well as scholarships for area Included in the fee will be full use 'li- \V,\ Jersey Education Surviving are his wife of 53 Kennedy, 90, died April 21, 2005 brother, Frank of Orlando, Fla.; students. of the club facilities, breakfast A.-. Hi lotion Review, the National years, Eva M. Kuhn Burns; two at Genesis ElderCare- two sisters, Louise of Melbourne, As a service organization in and dinner. There will be give- hduf il inn Association Journal daughters, Patricia McQuilkin Claremont Center in Point Fla., and Theresa of Palm Bay, the Scotch Plains-Fanwood area, aways, tournaments and raffles. .Hid a periodical of Phi Delta and Karen Levine; a sister, 1 Pleasant. Fla.; a grandson, Sean and wife UNICO seeks local participation A limited amount of openings Kapp . I'r . Burns held bachelors Catherine Coyle; and five grand- Mrs. Kennedy was born in Linda of Manasquan; two grand- to help the charity golf classic still remain. Residents who are i.iierV degrees from Seton children. Scotch Plains and lived in daughters, Erin Bettencourt of remain a successful event. interested in golf, sponsorship or 'niw i.iity plus a doctorate in Visitation is at. 9 a.m. today at Individuals and businesses can donation opportunities .should ;• ;\,-I .!.••• \\ and curriculum from Fanwood before moving to Toms Spring Lake Heights and Kelly the Rossi Funeral Home, 1937 River in 1987. She had resided Kraft and husband Robert of support this effort by participat- visit www.spfunico.org or contact Idi'ilSi .uis I 'niversity. Westfield Ave., Scotch Plains, in Point Pleasant since 2002. Spring Lake Heights; and five ing as a golfer or taking advan- Bill Mariani at (908) 433-7861 or Av ,i i (iloiiel in the Army where services will follow at 10 She was a member of the great-grandchi ldren. tage of numerous sponsorship [email protected]. Ki\.e fvn \f t.dijjlit eourse.s till mil- a.m. Burial will be in St. Gertrude itary t-n-sics at the Commanding Cemetery, Colonia. Historical Society of Fanwood A funeral Mass was held and Scotch Plains; the Silver Monday in the chapel at St. Ridge Park Association, in Toms Catherine of Siena Roman Four suspects charged Clara Ammann River; and St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church, Farmingdale. Roman Catholic Church, also in Entombment was in the St. CkiiM Mirnnski Ammann, 69, dnughters, Patricia M. l r Toms River. Catherine Mausoleum, Wall. dii d April .i'J.20(). . at the Cornell Schmeling and Christine; two Her husband, Charles Sr., Arrangements were by the with weapons possession ll; ill Nur.-inji and Rehabilitation brothers, Alex Mironski and died in 1989. Neary-Quinn Funoral Home in WESTFIELD ( Vnh r in I 'iiiuij. Kdward Mironski; five sisters, Surviving are a .son, Charles Munasqunn. 11".tn in Scrnnton. Pa., sheAnn Pazziilia. Helen Schneider, | Police Log liv ed in N' w;irk before moving to Alice Hurvath, Sophie Kreutz Officers arrested Romell Diggs dif •---. LI tli in l!)!iO. and Mary Cainpanelli; and a Carma A. Gruman of Vauxhall, Edward Moore of Ah ., Aiiuiiirin retired in 1991 grandchild. Rahway, Quazzie Johnson of Britt of Irvington, and Sharond i-f HIM wnrs as an assistant Services were held Tuesday at SCOTCH PLAINS—A memo- Presbyterian Church in Newark and Calvin Garnet of Davis of Newark on the 200 r.-"!iii'-l miuiiiger with tlu> the Mastnpeter Funeral Home in rial service will be held for Westfield. Newark in the 200 block of block of East Broad Street on 1 |i .vk Mi'iway Co. in Crunford. Rnselli Park. Kntnmbment was Carina A. "Guv" Grunmn, 8f>, who Her husband, Richard David, Cacciola Place on April 22. April 21. All three women were n | in v ! HISIV worked for Blue in the Hollywood Memorial Park died April 24,2005 at her home. died in 1994. At about 4:47 p.m., police arrested following nn investiga- i. I'liii' Shield of New Jersey mausoleum. I 'nion. Mrs. Gruman was horn in Surviving are two daughters, received a report of a fight in tion into an alleged shoplifting Ni v ,ii • ;. In lieu of flowers, donations Sioux City. Iowa. She livt-d in Tracy Coscio of Plainfield and progress in the vicinity of incident at a business in the 100 Sp r\ n iiif; are her husliand, nmv lie sent to the American Minneapolis, Minn., Ctlenview, Sunny Rosso of Springtown, Pn.; Cnccioln and Riptey Place involv- block of Central Avenue. rliard: .t !eiMot? For C»talt»fl ' MONUMENTS, four inch lock-hlnde folding knife ' ••!!-, I df 600-842-5636 t\ Eleanor Britt and Duvis were Iniiin- MARKERS in the enr, find HiibHequently ferred In Newark |nilUe. CATALOG & DVD Log onto RAINBOWDIRECT.COM Freeman arrested nil four Hii8)>ectH. i i i ontor cade 2206. AND IRONZE ll WUH charged with Officers jirrested (Jeiilge SCOTCH PLAINS Kleunor IIHMIILIII, poMHrMMimi uf ! PLAQUES H. Freemmi, 104, died April UK Ilirt/.er (if Scotch Plains uinl n weapon for unlawful ]IIII|IIIHCM, chnrged him with driving while 2(>l»r> tit the Scotch I'lninn home of (Hid Unlllwl'lll |)(jMMI'HMil)II of il VltIt Our Lorgt Indoor her mill, < )llie. intoxicated on Salunlnv, Ilirt/.er NATIONS NEEDED! W(>n|H>n. He poHted $10,000 (mil wan fiiTfMted liillnvvinj; n motor I Outdoor Dlf play She was hnrn in North Mild WIIH I'Hl'llHI'li. S6 Gilts, C.irs. RVs & Equipment I'lntMlicId mid livrd in Plitinlicld vehicle wliip at I lie corner uf Wenl Order Now (or Muure, l>iggH, and (Innict Mruntl Strr-el and Hnliwnv ftfll Estate Needed lor Monastery hefnre moving to Scotch 1'lninn were ciich churned with tiiilnwl'ul Memorial Day Installation t wii montliH ngii Avenue, lie wtis rclt'iiHi-il In n poNHt-HHton of ii wenpon; nil three miber ndillt. : M: i ot IIIv iiid All riipcrwitrk Don** for You. Mrs. Freeman wn» a mi'inhrr men pDMtcd $5,000 bail mid were GREEWROOK MEMORIALS nl (he I'liiinlli'ld Shut In Council ' . >Mt,|l«.Ml < ')| ill I tluH I l'|i U'NOII Is tl llllli't'OIIH ri'li'iiucd, For nil four miMpertM, n t'H iirrcHled .Inlm MiJilili niul thf lift h< >l PreNliyti'rimi court (lute witt* HH for !' n m i II.Ml (lli'llls1 HI JK'Cll «i| S > > III ptOpfllS A Gonenitions of Momonulistn iilSeotrh I'lnitiM HIM! churned him (liurrh, IIIHH in t'lninfielct I'Ynliiy ut the Union County A HUH, Wilbur, died in I(«>.'!. in with hindering iippieln'iiMi'iii lol IF .*-., H<><< (<\'> K';i IMPORTANT NOTICE AIHH MiirvivltiK lit1*1 II diuiKlit'1'' lowing n limlnr vehjrle nlop on Sntunlfiv Mihlik WUH IIIMH held 11 II li I ii III i li . i Do MOT ord§t your Memorial in hiw, Aim nl Sidti li I'IIIJIIM. limr tt'd .lefftvy P KimwIdiin^litcrM, D'lnn.i llullctt mi nil miMiiMflltiH wniTiuit nut nl Nuiiliilll. 2\K nl' ('iiloMtn niul I'Yeehnhl to #f th* Um9 of th§ Funeral. n| ,-itniH" MmtntMln. 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','1. nl I'lmr l it tile llctlii'l l'f< «livtt'iinn nn't«Fd nltd rfinrgfd ( inic'M'" lltlealeil llfllH1 AtfUhn SAVE 20% • 50% t Imirli Hutiiil witi in Kmukhti 1 il rlwir^t'il liiin 10J IfVIHl IrMli 1—4 It. ttmmlmt) d linll mid WrtP rnl»-n»Pil. with diiv)ii({ whi|«> iiitfiKlcnlnl "ti MkMltMi, NJ. by Hiuidfiy fnllttwltiu mi necltient (ASTERN RIFINI8HINO CO. • 000-463-1879 Fiiiifrn) HUnited States. "The world is registration and will facilitate Family Foundation, 1 lit.- Hyde and The first speaker of the night interconnected with physicality coordination within the organiza- Watson Foundation, the Karma was chairperson of the Union tion and improve its security sys- Foundation, and the Solondz and its people," Esmerado stated. family. Donations to reach the County Committee Agninst Hate, He then went on to say how tem. Terri Warmbrand. Warmbrand The playground is projected to goal also came from mrmhor con- there is too much bloodshed in tributions. spoke very openly about her the world caused by hate, and be completed prior to the start of many trips to former concentra- then preached truth and reconcil- tion camps that still stand today iation to stop it once and for all. in Germany. She recounted her "Forgiveness comes from a Fanwood Bd. of Health memories of this trip as well as point of strength," the assistant the memories of her young son prosecutor stated. Esmerado who accompanied her. then told the captivated crowd to offer free rabies clinic The next speaker was Rev.that in the city of Greensboro, FANWOOD — The boroughs cats art* vaccinated agninst rabies: DceDee Turlington, the senior N.C., a place that has frequently Board of Health will sponsor a i'ruu — Do not leave family pets out- pastor of the First Baptist been the site of hatred and vio- rabies clinic from 5:30-6:30 p.m. doors overnight, or feed imimnls Church of Westfield. Turlington lence, community leaders are Tuesday. The clinic will be held at outdoors; spoke on the dangerous effects of forming the first ever United the Fanwood Department of — Avoid contact with all wild rejection and despair. States Truth and Reconciliation Public Works, located on North animals; and "Despair is a sin against Committee. PHOTO BY JIM LOWNEY/COUNTY OF UNION Avenue. No appointments arc — Teach children not to bring required. Animals will be assisted home, pet. of attempt to "help" a on a first-come first-served b;isis. sick wild animal. Improve your memory Students get tips on tree-planting The public should follow sonic If bitten by any animal, consult Union County Freeholder Deborah Scanlon gives 10-year-old simple preventive measures to your physician immediately and Katie Contini of Westfield a hand digging at Williams Nursery limit the possibility of exposure to contact. the local Health in Westfield as she and other students from Jefferson rabies: Department at (908) 789-4070 to with Chamber seminar Elementary School learn how to plant trees. The freeholder — Make sure that all dogs and report the incident. WESTFIELD — The Westfield Goerke has also worked in edu- board offered the free flowering trees as a gift for schools this Area Chamber of Commerce will cational settings, having personal- spring. Each school In Union County could receive a five-to- six-foot-tall dogwood tree to beautify their grounds, add shade host a memory-training seminar ly trained thousands of students SHACKAMAXON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB featuring "The Memory Guy," and teachers at all academic levels. to their property, and to celebrate Arbor Day, April 29. Students Matthew Goerke. As a noted expert in this Field, and accompanying adults were also offered training in how to The event is scheduled for 5:30 Goerke has appeared on hundreds plant and care for a newly planted tree. LET'S DIVE INTO THE 2005 SEASON p.m. Wednesday, May 4 at the of radio and television talk shows. Community Room, located in the His presentation, entitled municipal building, 425 East "Discovering Your Memory Power," Broad St. will alert people to new advances Goerke is regarded as one of in memory technology and help America's leading experts in the participants gain insight into how field of memory development. He these methods are in direct align- m has shared with thousands of busi- ment with achieving both business ness professionals from all walks of and personal goals. life the techniques for developing The discussion will be an instant-recall memory. enhanced with actual demonstra- FUR STORAGE TIME Goerke has worked with such tions designed to prove to audi- well-known speakers as Zig Zigtar, ences Goerke's maxim, "There is Ed Fonnan, Vic Conant and Tony no such thing as a bad memory, rTateguard your precious Furs, Bobbins. He has trained execu- only an untrained one." Leathers and Shearlings. Our vaults Applications being accepted! tives from corporations including There is no charge to attend, AT&T, Prudential, Exxon and but reservations are encouraged were created to your Furs, Leathers One of NJ's finest private clubs for swimming & tennis. Coldwcll Bnnkcr, as well as gov- as seating is limited. To register, and Shearlings. Professional care and ernment agencies such as The contact the Westfield Area insured security for your completed QOI side service o Unitod State's Postal Service and Chamber of Commerce at (908) the Defense Department. 233-3021. protection. The very best place to store your garments this summer for the low price of 1607 Shackamaxon Drive Acclaimed poet Ashley $32.50 per garment. Scotch Plains, N

ExperE t Rcsryling, Repairs, Cleaning, Call for tin application: offers reading in boro Glazing and an extensive selection Mabel T. Ruiz • 908-233/300 exi.249 FANWOOD — The Fanwood Ashley will be followed by an of ultimate quality designer Furs, Arts Council will sponsor a free open reading. A sign-up list will & poetry reading featuring award- be circulated before the featured Leathers, Rainwear and Reversibles. winning author Renee Ashley at rending at 8 p.m. Local poets are 8 p.m. Thursday, May 5 in the welcome to road one of their See WII by the pool! Patricia Kuran Arts Center on poems during the open session. 900 South Avenue West, Westfield, New Jersey Watson Road, next to Borough For directions to the Kuran Hall. Arts Center or more information, 908-232-3423 \ Ashley is the author of three please call (908) 889-7223 or volumes of poetry, the first of (908) 889-5298. """ Ample Free Parking which. Salt (University of Wisconsin Press, 1991), won the Brittinghnm Prize in Poetry. In B.iuei I in.mi i.il, Int She is the recipient of creative writing fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts Town Super Cheiking! ale and and the New Jersey State Spring Council on the Arts. Ashley is a member of the creative writing You Will Notice the Difference ... faculty a! Fnirlcifjh Dickinson University ami is assistant poetry coordinator for the Goraldine K. Docile Foundation. The featured reading by Arbor Day 2.02% on balances of $5,000 or more. event planned Rate guaranteed until May 1, 2005. FANWOOD On May 6, the Applies to new accounts only. Fiuiwood Shade Tree ('nmmission will hold its annual • I;RI:F: unlimited ilici.kwulin^ and transactions Arbor Day Program nl l tnoiuhlv serviu1 iliarKc j| daily balance of Tin re will .il.-m be ii IVi'e lice $1,000 ui !H>.:hei is maintained |.;ivr away ami n (|iics1 inn Mini IIIIHWIT seisioii with ii'i'tilleil lrre ex|ii>rt •lefinm1 KIU'IIMKI Hurry! Open your account today TRUNK SHOW The |iiihlii M invited, find ami receive n $25 Wcstficlcl Gift Coin It'll r.nliliip-lil'! will hi1 nerved redeemable nl participating businesses Sal. April ?0tli Nil May 7th SCHMIEDE In downtown Westfieltll** J. Winthrop m 1 f At' / - AtuiHflt Pair oMtstfje f ^)') Hqlnrw P<; nf le^^ It inn %r, (KMJ omn J r ^ AP t Mf(f«i qifp(iM | (>(

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Public Library, 550 East Broad St. This week DAY OF PRAYER — local celebration of a national event, led by the Scotch Plains-Fanwood VICTORIAN PORCELAIN Ministerial Association. 7:30 p.m. — on display at the Osborn Village Green, Park Avenue, SATURDAY Cannonball House. 2-4 p.m. 1840 Scotch Plains. Front St., Scotch Plains. Free. CLERGY SEXUAL ABUSE APRIL 30 PET FAIR — annual animal — discussion panel featuring festival hosted by Union County. three survivors, hosted by the SPRING HEALTH FAJR — Union County affiliate of Voice of presented by the Westfield Noon-5 p.m. Trailside Nature and Science Center, New Providence the Faithful. 7;30 p.m. First Regional Health Department. 9 United Methodist Church, East a.in.-noon April 30. West field Road, Mountainside. $2 per person, kids 6 and under admitted Broad Street and North Avenue. municipal building, 425 East Westfield. (908) 233-8960. Broad St. Register at the build- free. (908) 789-3670. ing bv April 14. PARTY OF THE CENTURY "WALK-A-THON — to honefit — Union County residents who the scholarship ministry of St. will be 100 years old by the end of John's Baptist Church in Scotch TUESDAY the year are invited to celebrate Plains. Cedarbrook Park, the centennial of the county court- Plainfieid. Registration at 8:30 MAY 3 house. 1:30 p.m. At the court- a.m. i 908) 322-7597 or (908' 232- JAZZ CONCERT — featur- house, Broad Street and Rahway 6972. ing composer, flugelhornist and Avenue, Elizabeth. Register at L. CONTACT WE CARE trumpeter Gordon James. (908)527-4787. iuthor Patricia Lakin autographs books for Franklin Elementary School first graders Jacob Furst, TRAINING — opening session Westfield Memorial Library, 550 J ristina Sloan and Catherine Serratelli. for volunteers with the crisis hot- East Broad St. <9081 789-4090. line. Westfield Area YMCA, 220 FREE RABIES CLINIC — *11_ • Clark St. To sign up, call (908) sponsored by the Fanwood Board FRIDAY 301-1899. of Health. 5:30-6:30 p.m. hildren's author visits Department of Public Works, RECYCLING EVENT — dis- MAY 6 North Avenue. Fanwood. N'o WKSTFIFLD Patricia fourth and fifth grade students in lunch hour, she- talked with first pose of old electronics and auto- PLANT SALE — featuring in, author of more ihsm 30 mobile tires. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Arthur appointments required. (9081 Mother's Day gifts, at the Best February. and second grade students spe- 789-4070. i'dren's books, visited with stu- A former elementary si-him I cially selected to meet with her. L. Johnson High School. 365 Friend Second Chance Resale nts at Franklin Klenienturv teacher. Lakin discussed how she Prior to Lakin's visit, Franklin Westfield Ave., Clark. (908) 654- Shop. 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. May 6, continues same time May 7. 1750 f,'in] in Wustfiekl (in April 13 became a writer and shared her School librarian Debra Stern had 9K89. i 14 as part, of Visiting Author seven-step writing process with introduced students to the COMMUNITY BLOOD East Second St., Scotch Plains. .-, s. sponsored aiinually liy the small groups of kindergarten, author's book.-, which include DRIVE - joint effort of'Fanwood (908) 233-9041 or (732) 388-8930 WOMEN'S SPA DAY — fea- i Miklin Parent Teacher first and second graders. She Amelia Earhurl: .Mure Titan u and Scotch Plains. 10 a.m.-3:30 MAY 4 i uni/.ation (PTO). emphasized the importance of I'her. Hi-en )i Day! and Clarence p.m. Scotch Plains municipal turing a manicure, chair and foot OUTSTANDING WEST- massage, plus a talk on weight i he event was Franklin's scc- persistence and believing in one- the Copy Cat. building. Park Avenue. FIELDERS — a talk by Ralph i-: set of Visiting Author Days self. First graders drew their own Appointments needed for platelet management. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. H. Jones, past president of the Westfield Area YMCA, 220 Clark year, as biographer I.akin also read some of her versions of copy cats and hung donations only; call (908) 889- Westfield Historical Society, for ! al)cth Rasim spent two days hooks aloud and held a question them in the school library to 1891. St. $20. (908)966-9344. the society's First Wednesday ARBOR DAY PROGRAM — lie school, meeting with third. and answer session. During her scure mice away. Stern also asked Luncheon. Noon. B.G. Fields Lakin to sign special Chiremc the hosted by the Fanwood Shade Restaurant, 560 Springfield Ave., Tree Commission and featuring a Copy Cat bookmarks created lor Westfield. (908) 233-29.10. the occasion and distributed SUNDAY free tree give-away. 4 p.m. GORGEOUS INGROUND 1 -600-298-2658 MEMORY-TRAINING SEM- Carriage House Park, Watson ihi'in to the children. INAR — led by "The Memory Lakin also autographed copies MAY1 Road. Guy," Matthew Goerke, and spon- 'ILLUSIONARY MAGIC — of her books that the children CHORAL CONCERT — the sored by the West fie Id Area had purchased prior to her visit. Parish Choir of St. Paul's Episcopal a show by young magician Brad Chinch will sing the works of Chamber of Commerce. 5:30 p.m. Koss, sponsored by the Trailside •Maurice Duruflc. accompanied by Community Room of the Museum Association. 7:30 p.m. the church's new organ. 7 p.m. 414 Westfield municipal building, 425 Scotch Plains-Fanwood High East Broad St.. Westfield. $10. East Broad St. Free, but register School, 667 Westfield Rd., Scotch l5 '908) 232-8506, ext. 17. at (908)233-3021. Plains. $8. (908) 789-3670. s u perbpools.com 2obboFF AFRICAN CRAFTS SALE — MIGRANT WARBLERS — a at All Saints Episcopal Church. 9 lecture and slide presentation for ALSO LINER REPLACEMENTS ^ L i?™-^,™* a.in -noon. 559 Park Ave., Scotch THURSDAY bird enthusiasts ages 18 and up. TREE EXPERT CO. Plains. (9081322-8047. 7:30-9 p.m. Trailside Nature and MAY DAY CELEBRATION — Science Center, New Providence Trimming • Repairs MAY 5 m as The Winter Hard On Your Driveway? kids can dance around the maypole TREE-PLANTING SEMI- Road, Mountainside. $5 for • Removal m SEAL COATING BY TOPNOTCH at the Miller-Cory House Museum. NAR — hosted by the Westfield Union County residents, $10 for 2-4 p.m. 614 Mountain Ave., Tree Preservation Commission non-residents. (908) 789-3670. 1-888-327-8379 or 908-684-4122 Modern Equipment Westfield. $2 adults, 50 cents stu- • State Certified and featuring landscape designer • Prolongs Driveway Life dents. (9081 232-1776. Craig Stock. 7:30 p.m. Westfield • Beautifies & Protects Immediate Service * Insured For Your Protection • Increases Home Resale SATURDAY • Coal Tar Application !Powerw"aVh*You7Home' 908-233-TREE MAY 7 • Pothole Repairs $ 908 233 8733 CLOTHING DRIVE — spon- wjv* m*hm.*»r|p ROOFING • Line Striping sored by Holy Trinity • Powerwaihing 199 elebidtiny vur bOlh year Interparochial School. 8 a,m,-l I o\ti CM For Details in the Tree Business Cape Cod $2,500 p.m. 336 First St., Westfield. 100 Off (908)233-7482. Bi-Level $2,700 CHILDREN'S I.D. PRO- Any GRAM — sponsored by the Atlas /-•• V^M'J'\ i r<\ cuh'\ r f Roofing Job Pythagoras Masonic Lodge in J.UU DJ$ Split Level $2,900 coordination with the countv sheriff. Noon-3:30 p.m. 1011 CARLSON BROS. 908-272-1266 Central Ave.. Westfield. (908) 233-7349. COOMINM G UUPP GOLF AND TENNIS OUT- ING — hosted by the JCC of SPORTS MEDICINE Central Is'J. Begins 10 a.m. May 9, concludes after awards dinner about 8 p.m. Shackamaxon Golf I'lcscntcd by William licll, R.RT. and Country Club, Scotch Plains. STRENGTHENING THE KNEE $300 for golfers. SI50 for tennis ':MW million people MJIUT knee iii|urit"> helpful are swimming, hiking, and lunges. players including dinner, other •i'ul line in Ihc inoM common At Kill Kl HMilllTATlbs i st'OKfs options available. (9081 889-8800. ;.rn•- IIHIIUCS the mcniMiiv this crus. SUDICISt, we recn^ni/e the mml ct'ipctiu1 ext.209. •'•-••".ifH'fl (li-i uhhion-. Ihc biinc .inti pb\-n.il th(.'r.i|)\ i,in• i- Ihc result ot ontj-to- ART SHOW AND KIDS' ••• '.i"v.us; i JI|Ilam1 -urt.KC h\t-lmi: or une intcf.H-litjn tictwccn patient am) thcr.i- CONCERT — featuring the per- tf-'.vi.n^ fh,' MICC |nnit (^llcll {.tui'>c> pi>t. We cuvfulK II^UMI to ihv pjlirni ^tncl former Yosi. 5-7 p.m. Mav 12. JCC ^ UniTicn jre twice j>. like- (tic relcrnni; ph\Mu,in then ilcvclnj) ,i proof Central N'.J, 1391 Martine Ave.. icr ,i te.ir i">pci iiilK it lhc\ ii'.ui) lh.it I* uni(|Ui- tuf ciK h |)cr>.iin Our Scotch Plains. $18 per family. i (>\cr Jijc llnr's \stn'ii tile HICIIIM us (.(jmmitnii'nl In indni(ki,ili/c(1 i .ire i>. ',\li.it 1 Register by May 10 at (908t 889- -. Ui i<>-L- ii- i'i,ii!n iiv, sii'iit ic,ir^ ht'jl niakc< i^ e\u |)tioii,il Open \n appmnt- K800, cxi. 204 or www.iccnj.org. '!i rc»i and iiif'dn .limn v. bile olhcr-. rni'iil, we iirc i luivcincrilH Im.ifcd at SCRAPHOOKING EVENT — i|u;rc pli\>.ii,il tiler.i|n in (iiil|i,llicn' U.illUit \\v. in C Miihiril ar'il i .in lie nji. licit .ri;crs Ilimcirr. (hi-, r^k i> im re,hull tu b\ idilirij; I'miii j!"J-Vii'i. Niw p.itii'iiK arc (hree-day session at the American In l.ul >trciiu!bcllirH; KHir ui'luimc. -Sulo liMir,iikc (. IjUlli .ire nin legion Post in West field. Begins fi ^ anil i|u,iilni cps ubich ^upjiiirt >p>'i i.il'v .mil \sc will siibiml \ 0Ht 272- - in !>i'1 ft pri'\rnl ir 1; = irs, l>|>costal work- M priitfi lim; tin' kfirc In l.lkmj; slre-vM^ oil the |(nnt. ers will |iick up domted items lelt www wtllHtmbeltroh/tto coin bv the nmillxix \l;iv 14. Or. bring (iuiiiitiiin.-. tn tin- jxisU office from tuxiii I |i in that 1 nr Miswillid'ronii list net ALL MY LOVE UNION COUNTY HKNIOIt OUTKKACII n pii niiiiitivi'^ lm> hunts Aioni.illu-r.ipv Stoni' will iiflci 4ii|',i;i";tH>ri-j unil SIMHIH hiiii< wilh Miiincniii-: |iri))'i''iiMv I'.! If. :!|, in Mm I!) (;;irwi«Ml I'm. Hour Kn-i.il SI40.1)0 Illume. II". Sunlli Air IHHHI :>W

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Jones, a pant president could be ;U vnnr tinker Tif*.— it'onlv ynu knew when- to loo of the West field Historical During the month of May, the reference librarians at theWt Society and former town histori- Sunday Me nutria I l.ibrars' \\ i II sliare their i Aper! isc in ;i -tnr- i if i-li an, at the society's Fimt designed to help the la\ peoun lucate. u.-i-. and evaluate onl Wednesday Luncheon al noon Event features re.-ouiTt'S. May 4 at lid. Fields Restaurant, Whether you want to learn inon- about tin- lihrarv's unlii 560 Springfield Ave. dog demonstrations, resources, how to miiiicim-r mi t he Internet. ads a nee ymir i; Jones will present his list of adoption programs, re.-eaivh. ur un|>r.)\"e y.mr lni.-ine>> -mil IH\ t-t nieiil savvy, yi West fielders who he believes find the ela.-ses i nti n-st ini;, intnnnal i\ e, . nnl u-el'ul. The cla qualify for Westfield's all-time vet talks and more free and nieei every Tuexlav trom lit:(Ml to 1 1 •.'!() a.m. as fol "Hall of Fame" in two categories: May •!: Know Ymir Library. those who made a MOUNTAINSIDE The May 10: Puzzled by the Internet 1 national/international impact May 17 l'u/./.ted by the Internet 11. and those who made? a major 26th annual Pet Fair, presented by the Union County Board May I'-/: Huness and finest ment Resources Oniine. contribution to Westfield. .U(/v .1/: (lenealu^y (inline Jones' interest in Westfield of Freeholders, will be held at Trailside Nature and Science? Know Your Library. Uu- tir>t in tliis series of classes, is u history has kept him active in on beginners class developed tn ai-ijuaint librarv patrons wj the society since becoming a Center in Mountainside from 1 noon-5 p.m. Sunday. basics of the librar\ V online iTMinrn .-. All of t he services co member in 1978. After serving the class from usiu^ t lie online catalog tn evpturin^ e-hon The featured attraction for as its president from 1983-1985, ])l;icin^! interiibrarv loans can be done fi'nm home as well the afternoon is a demonstra- lie went on to become the town inside the library. tion bv the Great Balls of Fire historian for several years, then "This workshop i-. an excellent introduction to tin,' electn Flyball Dog Club at 1:30 and the society's archivist and cura- resources and sei"\ ices v\e oiler. I luuhly recnnniieiid it to nil 3:30 p.m. The dogs will run a tor. In 1998 he became the only who would like to ;:et niojv out ul the library, hut i.-n't siii'e fast-paced relay race over hur- non-founding member to he beîn." said l'am Hrook>. l'eference I iln'arian and workshop elected a lifetime trustee by the dles to hit a special device that In addition, the library will bust the toiluw m|,r programs Westfield Historical Society. launches a tennis ball into the adults and children durinu the coniiiM.: week. Regular attendees of the air. Visitors will discover how Gordon .)anie>. y.y/.y. t ruinpe! er and flutielhornisl. brings 1 luncheon will be contacted by a dogs arc trained for this K-9 unique blend of jazz. Latin. RiS: Ii, pup ami world heal music phone committee to verify their challenge sport and how I hey library on Tuesdav. Kivd Sc.ut of Contemporary -la/.z com s; reservations. Space permitting, can get involved. Members of • James. "11 is I a Sent should he iliseov ej-i-d bv t he \\ i>!'ld." This others mav attend by calling the Great Balls of Fire Club is live t (i West field Memorial Libra!-, cardholder.-. (908) 233-2930 by noon Monday. will invite canine volunteers ThrT(iIF proLTsMiu. a disrussion uf the h'f.'eiidarv Babe 1^ from the audience to try their Paul Politan and his son Paulie of Westfield meet Mounted Officer titled "Halie: When |ia>eball \MIS Kins;." "paws" at this game between Frank Catena and hts equine partner Miiler at Trailside Nature and 'fbe lihrarv will al>o ofler 1 be t'ol lov. in:; -tur\ t imes for c!i Sex abuse survivors demonstrations. Science Center's annual pet fair last year. This year the 26th annual fair will be held from noon-5 p.m. Sunday. The fair is held rain or All storyt inie.- are ilro]i-in. but attendance i- limited, -o par to speak in Westfield Returning this year is Katbv shine and admission is S2 per person; ages 6 and under are free. should arrive early and siiui m at i he Childr'en's I )e-k. Chi Murarik of the New Jersey must have a valid West field library card to participate. WESTFIELD — A discussion For more information about the pet fair or for information on spring Sled Dog Club, who will Time j'ur Ta!<;s: From l:.ili'J p.m. Monday and 10::i(M! a panel featuring three survivors programs at Trailside, call (908) 789-3670. demonstrate the working skills Fridav. Ma', (i, chihlren anes li • "> will meet in ! he >tor\ ro( of clergy sexual abuse will be of her sled dog team. Murarik nursing homes and hospitals animals commonly kept as ten to a story and watch a video of a put u re book, while tht held at "the First United and her dog team will pull off around the state. pets. The Sidewinders Reptile ent- spend time in (he library. The library requests 1 hat chi Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. the afternoon's first demon- A Trailside Park naturalist Club will talk about the special attend thi-- program unlv once per week >o tSiat as many ch Thursday. May 5. The panel will will guide dogs and their own- needs of snakes and lizards. can part icipate a- po.-.-ihlo. address issues such as the stration at 12:30 p.m. Visitors ers on one of the hiking trails Adoption agencies appearing I.ittlf l.i*t\-ii\ >:•••. f-'rom H>:.'!()-11 a.m. Tuesrlay and Wedncv impact of clergy abuse on their will see how dogs are trained at 3 p.m. Visitors will learn at the pet fair include the dren aj,'!1.- '2-:^>[ can enjoy this story tune v.illi an adult, lnfa lives, faith and spirituality: how to respond to commands and trail etiquette anil discover Plainfield Humane Society, the be penult led. but older siblings \\itl no! due to size limitati the church has responded to then watch the team pull a spring in bloom on a woodland (lokien Ket never Rescue. Inc.. firnup. The librai-v reipiests that children attend this prof^r; them; and what the church sled modified for New Jersey path. Hikes depart from the St. Hubert's Animal Welfare once j>er \seek so that as many- children as possible can par needs to do to reach out to them. terrain. museum entrance and are Center, Angel Paws. Greyhound For more information, call iyOHi TK'J-IOW) or visit \\\v lib The three panelists are Mark In more dog news, at I p.m. expected to last approximately Friends, the School Horses of wi-bsitc at www.wmlni.ortl. Crawford, active member nf the the dogs of the Union County 45 minutes. Wntchuntf Rtitiremont Support Network for those K-9 Division will greet the Program, and Mvlestone Abused by Priests (SNAP'. John audience. And dog owners are The final featured presenta- Equine Rescue. Visitors are Vega, founder of the first Latino encouraged to visit Elaine Shoe tion at 4 p.m. is the annual invited to meet some adaptable chapter of SNAP, and Ray of "Sit. Stay and Play" in Union stray pet contest for adopted or Towns join forces animals and fill out adoption Skettini. at 2 p.m. to learn about the rescued dogs sponsored by People for Animals. Prizes will applications. Although much media focus ABCs of dog obedience. Owners be awarded for best trick. lia.s been on the accused, less can find out how dugs can ben- Admission to the Pet Fair, fastest tail wagger, loudest attention has been given to the efit from "doggy daycare" train- which includes free face paint- to host blood drh barker, most obedient. and best abused. This forum will provide ing and play sessions, and ing, is $'2 per person, with chil- kisser. Register your dog al the an opportunity to understand learn how to achieve the dren ayes (i and younger F;inwo(n| and Scutch I'liini- ha\i- Inn;: estabh-hed record People lor Animals event table. the trauma experienced by the American Kennel Clul> "Canine admitted free of charge. and cm ipei a! ion in .-uppori of \ariou:- lot.it projet- The fee i> .5 1 per dug for i-ncb llie two iniini< -ipalit le- are -linv\ in;; tlietr volunteer interest victims, some of whom suc- (rood Citizen" cert Hicat ion for Children's games and puny 1 class. rides v. ill be available through- itifl to promote batilv-m-edeii blood doiiat nni.-. cumbed to suicide, alcoholism, good manner. -. - drugs, or emotional disorders. At 2:30 p.m.. the staff of Informal ialks tlirongboul out tlie afternoon for an ;>ddi- Said l 'atn\uo(! Ma\or ( 'olleen Mabr. "Tbc- is a not her e\a the \\ a\ on r tow n- coopejMle in .-U|>por't uti: v. uri | ly rail.-e> 'I The panel will be moderated Thera Pets v. Ml explore tin- t he afternonii will include Dr. t ional tee. is cei t a inly v. ort h \ by Nora Connors, who serves on wide range of therapy opportu- Robert Mnrknu ii / uf lioulevard Trailside Nat ure and Smteli i'lani- .NiaMir Martin M.:>k- i. nn-nled. "Al hi.-l the Diocese of I'aterson's Review nities lor dogs, cats, rabbits Veterinary Clinic, who will Science (enter is located at 1 i/diiiiiiutiitv dri\ e. Si ul ch I'jam.- dniior> w ere III tin niajocit \ Board for allegations of clergy and guinea pi^s. Part icipa n Is answer <|ues1 ion- - The Mini It v •l')'J. New I'ri i\ irlence Ro;ii| in .•-ure v. e \'-i It do well attain tfn- year abuse. Connors is herself a vic- will learn how these animals Cavits and Rodents *'luh will Mountainside. Fur further Marie Forr'eM al of N,'eV\ -li I .-e\ filood SelA lei-.- pointed on tim of clergy sexual abuse. create a sense of well being lor disciir-s hnw tn cari- lor and informal inn on t hi.-- e\ ent or -pri u g p rug rains, call will CO I it 111 in • |o I II • 11!' mil - In >r! . li'. nidi tin il'e el iillhle dull The e\ening's discussion is people in classroom settings. handle rabbits. li,tmst<-rs. 1 ul I V !!l\ e Wi ll -i ij In ciiiint i ill > 111 • 1" i Ii! ill t In i-e ' 11: it ile to j being sponsored by the I'nion guinea pigs and other >i:i:iil MiiU it V (low n t(. "1111. •> | II iii nl Ate 1 ' m let ll in- u i • ace lorn County affiliate of Voice of the illlpnrt l>|..ei I ! I •' 'HI .illii-f • l.ili lull I h" •• • I 111) n ,ft - ll i I !•:• IV Faithful. Further information •\\ e ha\ i all • i> I . had t 1 - upj'l I' • •• t u 11" -'JH '. t hi pi.eni Li i inn nl all t bis we ba'.i ii t beet Club recognized for III II III up . 11 p| i! 11 - ! ii I '. 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He can also musicians, among others, Vache continues at The Arts Guild of be found Ln the company of such has built his own inimitable style. presents Railway at 8 p.m. May 6 with cor- leading contemporaries as Phil Said pianist and composer Jim net player Warren Vache Jr., who Woods, Jon Faddis, Terrell Stafford, McNeeIy,"Every chorus he plays is will be accompanied by Vinnie Howard Alden, Jessie Davis, Alvin like a lesson in the history of the Corrao on guitar and Murray Wall Queen. Brian Lemon, Tony Coe, trumpet." Strauss on bass. Alan Barnes, Richard Wyands, Bill A guest artist on countless Tickets for the (event are now on Charlap, Harry Allen, John Allred recording, Vache has recorded more sale at The Arts Guild of Railway and the Lincoln Center Jazz 35 albums under his own name, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Orchestra — the list is a virtual including the award-winning operetta through Friday. Advance sale tick- "who's who" in jazz, spanning every 2gcther with Bill Charlap and many other acclaimed albums such The operatic champagne ets are $14. while tickets at the .style in the history of the music. door on the day of the show are Vache has performed at major as Polished Brass, Easy Going and corks will be popping at 3 p.m. Warm Ewniiigs. OLIVE LYNCH CHARLES SCHNEIDER $16. Call (732 < 381-7511 for further jazz venues and festivals across Sunday as the New Jersey information. the globe from club dates at A charter member of the Concert Opera performs the that he can powerfully sing in Vache is a uniquely accom- Condon's and the Blue Note to the Juillard Program for Jazz Studies, Johann Strau.s.s' most popular "If someone has never the female range. plished and versatile performer. He Newport Jazz Festival, the North Vache has also performed on the operetta, Die Fleilermaus, or "I was messing around in the has been performing for audiences Sea Jazz Festival and Perugia in soundtrack for numerous films The Revenge of the Bat. seen an opera before, hallway outside my voice worldwide for decades with his cor- Italy, including concerts at including Money Pays, Biloxi Blues, "The opera is full of wonder- this would be a great teacher's studio," explains net, trumpet and flugelhorn Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center. The Simon, and The Dain Curse. He ful, hummablf tunes that ino.st Burton. "She came out and stylings. Through live performanc- Vienna Opera, and the Royal also trained actor Richard Gere to people will recognize," said first introduction." es and recordings, along with Festival Hall in London. plav trumpet for his role in the said, 'Do that again!'" Burton movie The Cotton Club. NJCO president Olive Lynch. — Olive Lynch then switched his vocal training stage, screen, radio and television Coupling a beautiful tone with a "If .someone has never seen an appearances, Vache conveys The Ails Guild of Rahway is a Hungarian countess, who hap- focus from tenor to countertenor risk-taking style, Vache u,ses the opera before, this would be a and moved from Atlanta to New warmth through his burnished complete range of the jazz vocabu- non-profit art center located at great first introduction." pens to be his wife in di.sgui.se. tone and intelligent improvisa- lary. His influences include Luui.s 1670 Irving St., at Seminary Strauss was most renowned Eisenstein will be sung by York to develop his career. tions. Armstrong, Ruby Braff, "Pee Wee" Avenue in downtown Rahway. Call for prolific writing of waltzes, baritone Charles Schneider, The cast is rounded out by He has performed and recorded Erwin (with whom he studied for for information at (732) 381-7511, and is known as the "waltz who toured and sang the role 30 Mexican-American .soprano with such luminaries as Benny many years), Roy Eldridge,Bobbv e-mail king-" times around the United States Patricia Vigil, who lives in Goodman, Rosemary Clooney, Hacke'tt, Clifford Brown, Blue [email protected] or in 2004. The role of Falke will Philadelphia, singing Adele, Benny Carter, Hank Jones, Gerry Mitchell and Billy Butterficd — visit the website at www.rahwa- The comic operetta will be be sung by New Jersey baritone performed in English with a 24- Eisenstein's maid; soprano Mulligan, Woody Herman, Ruby from this group of extraordinary yartsguild.org. . Eric Mihan, who recently sang Olive Lynch of Plainfinld, piece orchestra, with Robert with the Booh me Opera. Butts conducting. Einenstein, a singing Rosalinda, EisensteinV nobleman who has gotten '!1 Prince Orlofsky will be sung wife; local tenor Jason Morgan by Atlanta native and coun- singing Alfred. Rosalinda's old Exhibit displays life in 19th century trouble with thu law and i.s sup- tertenor Parker Burton. Usually posed to go to jail, instead goes lover; mezzo Elizabeth Moultun A collection of photos by lished by Kean University Press working beyond the confines of Orlosflw i.s a "pants role," a part singing Ida; Jeremy Lees with his friend Fa Ike to a big sung by a mezzo-soprano. Guillermo Thorn of Victorian-era on April 14, the university's 150th rigid portrait poses in an indoor ball thrown by the Russian Burton is a tenor who devel- singing Frank, the prison war- bathers at the Jersey Shore; men anniversary. The book's historical studio. Whenever possible, he Prince Orlosfksy. At the ball oped his falsetto to the extent den; and Don Kalbaeh singing fishing off the pier in Asbury Park; and teclmical contents are written traveled the countryside, docu- Eisenstein flirts with a Blind, Eisenstein's attorney, as picturesque downtown Plainfield; by professors Frank J. Espositn menting the natural landscape of well as acting the role of and churches, schools, and popular and Donald Lokuta, and the New Jersey and the lives of ordi- Frosche, the warden's assistant. attractions of the resorts of Ocean exhibit is curated by gallery direc- nary citizens involved in pleasant Olebratt* Mother's Day Brunch Grove and Cape May is now on tor Neil Tetkowski, who is also a activities of the Victorian age," The performance will be held view in the Kean University Art professor in Kean's School of Tetkowski said. "Among his May S, 2005, 1 lain-:} pin at the Crescent Avenue Gallery in the Center for Academic Visual and Performing Arts. favorite scenes were people at the Presbyterian Church, 716 Success Building.tOOO Morris Ave. In 1987, Eleanor Thorn Stone seaside, rural landscapes, regional Watchung Ave., at the corner of in Union. of'Stonington, Maine, wrote to celebrations and local architec- Watchung and Seventh Street, The exhibit, "Victorian New- Esposito, describing a collection of ture. Guillermo Thorn created art- CROW N E PLAZA* Plainfield. Tickets at the door Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo important and original photo- ful images that reveal a remark- are $25, with discounts avail- Thom from the Kean University f,Taphs made in New Jersey durable sensitivity." able for seniors, students and Collection," coincides with the pub- ing the late 19th century. Kean "Thorn was an adventurous children. For more information, lication of a 160-page fully illus- University acquired more than man,1" Esposito said. "In his early Mimosa Fountain call (908) 822-2515. trated book of the same title pub- 300 original photographs, stereo years as a photographer, he used Begin with an Assortment of Danish, Bagels, Croissants and Breakfast Breads views and glass negatives, and the summer months to travel by Sulnii they are now part of the New wagon throughout the country- Caesar with Condiments • Mixed Greens with Assorted Toppings Jersey Collection at Kean's Nancy side, making pictures of scenic Pod & All You Can Eat Shrimp • Pasta I'rim.ivera Salad Thompson Library, This is the views. During the third quarter of Potato Salad • C«!e Slaw earliest known collection oflate the 19th century, it required an linllm 19th-century life in New Jersey. extraordinary effort to make pho- Assorted Salmon Platter • Anlipiutn Platter Into the The show is open Monday tographs outside the comfort of Platter of Internatiunal Cheese, Assorted Fruits and Berries through Thursday from 11 a.m. to the studio." Grilled VeReiahte Ptiilter 7 p.m., and Friday from 11 a.m. to For more information, call Jette Cuniim .Sliiliuti 2 p.m., until May*20. Englund, university relations spe- Hoist Torn "forkey and Slow Huasted Beef 'Thorn worked from the early cialist, or visit the website at OmeWl&WtkStnUwi 1850s to 1910, a time when pho- www.kean.edu/-gallery to view a Fluffy Omelets Made lit Order with a Wiile Array of Fillings tography was truly a new art selection of the photographs. A Waffles with a Variety o form. For most of his career he limited supply of the first edition Brunch lived in Plainfield. Yet, unlike of the book is available at the Bacon and Sausage Links • Scrambled Kjj&s-Breakfast Potatoes many of his contemporaries, Kean University bookstore, which French 7haat with Apple Compote • Chicken Milano and Chicken Marsala Thorn took great pleasure in can be reached at (908) 737-5230. Broiled Salmon • Roasted Hed liJiss Potatoes, like Pilafand Vegetable Medley lhen Sondhcim Assorted Mini ftzza, Chicken Fingers and Fries

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Once that is accom- Paul's Episcopal Church will pres- .soloist, organ and orchestra. Into the Woods is coming to plished they can all live happily ent the 13th anniversary spring Recognized nationally as hav- Cranford for three weekends ever after... or can they? concert at 7 p.m. Sunday. The con- ing om» of the* finest music pro- beginning May 6. The Cranford In Act Two, the audience sees cert will feature The St."Rails gTiims in the Episcopal Church, St. Dramatic Club (CDC) has assem- that happy endings are rather Choir joined by soloists and nu-m- P.iul's continues a long tradition of bled a cast of experienced and elusive. The characters must deal liers of the Grammy Award-win- distin^iiishtxi conct'rtit. For this well-known area performers for with the consequences of the ning New Jersey Symphony jk-rfomiancv the choir will be this show, as well as a veteran pro- actions they took to get their wish Orchestra. joined by mi'mlx^rs of the New duction team. in the first act. The St. Paul's Choir will per- Jersey Symphony Orchestra under CDC is celebrating the 75th In addition to The Baker and form Maurice Durufk1'* Riytmni the direction of Charles Hanks. birthday of Stephen Sondheim this his wife, other characters who and Mcsse Cum Jubilo. Durulle Featured soloists for the concert season by presenting the first and journey deep into the woods was a virtuoso organist from the will Ix1 Barbara Renrick, mezzo- last musicals of the so-called include The Witch, Jack lof rich tradition of 19th and 20th soprano; Kurt Willett, baritone, "Sondheim era", starting with beanstalk fame), Little Red, The century French organists. and Andrew }lenderson, organist. Company (1970), which was Wolf, Rapunzel and Cinderella Complet<»d in 1047, Durufli'-V The puhliL1 is inviUxl to attend. staged in October, and now Into and their Princes. RequU'in is biisod completely on Donations of $10 will be. ucceptud the Woods (1987) in May. Nevil Schwartz of Cranford (Jrvgorian chant, enhanced with at the dr. Fur moru information, The legendary Sondheim wrote will be directing the production, rich French harmonics and is contact Charles Banks at <908) the music and lyrics for many of with Elizabeth Howard producing. 'Spitfire Griir opens Saturday score, il for choir, soloists organ and 232-8T»06,ext. 17. Broadway's most-notable musicals Ann Weeks serves as musical Director and Westfield resident Crude Roessler of the orchestra. His A/c.sst1 Cunt Jubilo St. Paul's is located at 414 East of the 1970s and '80s. Into the director, and Michelle Massa will Westfield Community Players and the cast of the James Valcq was composed 20 years lator and Broad Street iii Weslfield, across Woods opened at the Martin Beck choreograph the show. and Fred Alley musical The Spitfire Grill are ready for the is also chant -based. It is scored for from the municipal building. Theatre Nov. 5,1987 and ran for Into the Woods will be present- show's 8 p.m. Saturday opening at the WCP theater at 1000 764 performances. With book and ed on Friday and Saturday nights North Ave. West, Westfield. The show continues 8 p.m. May 7, direction by James Lapine, the at 8 p.m. from May 6-21. Tickets 13, 14, 20 and 21, with reserved seats for $20 available from show won Tony Awards for Best are $20 on a reserved seat basis, the WCP box office at (908) 232-1221. The May 6 performance Score and Best Book for a Musical. and can be obtained by calling the is a sold-out benefit for the Washington Rock Girl Scouts A delightful show for folks of box office at (908) 276-7611 or Council. Tickets at $30 for that performance are available only all ages, Into the Woods is the live- through the theater's website at from the sponsoring organization (call Vlcki O'Donnell at (908) ly and melodic retelling of several www.cdctheatre.org. 232-3236), and WCP membership cards will not be honored on Ififif w ilrfft the May 6 performance. Opening night patrons are invited to OPEN7DAYS Serving Lunch Monday thru Friday | fairy tales by blending them with The Cranford Dramatic Club is stay for light refreshments with the cast and crew after the an original tale. In Act One, a located at 76 Winans Avenue in final curtain. Shown above in rehearsal are Kristen Umansky childless baker and his wife, who Cranford, off of Centennial and Matthew Donohue, playing Shelby and Caleb. yearn to have children, must first Avenue near the Garden State remove the curse that stands in Parkway. 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I I lin I :i|i-:i ||i Illltll'll ill l!(l|.l ,|u \Vt-|| !|J IIIIMIII ittltili/i 11 Ii I II ii me tin |irici Mm Vl'lM'c ill Ilicdit ', Hi I |iiit*I < 'nlltll v April 29, 2005 C-1 Sports SP-F capable of topping 'wide open' UCT field Beldon have also contributed big THE RECORD-PRESS hits within Cranford's balanced Blue Devils look to keep kickin' on at No. 3 seed lineup. The 2005 Union County Brearley Tournament may be as open as just a handful of teams with a good Brewster said. The Blue Devils who played Wednesday after dead- Alex Zierler, who hit two grand The Bears got a well-deaerved any other in recent memory, chance. won the game 8-4 and recently line. slams in one game this year. win on Tuesday against Johnson — according to some coaches. "It's wide open," he said. "That took care of Union, seeded fifth in Brewster said this year's tour- Cranford their first of the year, 8-6. The defending champions makes it that much more impor- the tournament. nament is very interesting because Monday the seeding committee "I hope we can use this and get received the No. 7 seed in their tant that we just go out and play Brewster has seen the positive many teams can wind up as the met and crowned Cranford the No. on a little roll," said head coach Joe year's bracket because of some well because you don't know what effects of winning as the Blue victor. 1 seed. Winners of seven straight, Capizzano. "I think the win schizophrenic play on the dia- can happen." Devils seemed to have snapped out "It's hard to pick," he said. "You the hot Cougars are looking to relaxed the kids a little and hope- mond. The Raiders (7-5) have Last year Scotch Plains was thi1 of problems they've had this year don't usually see a number one keep rolling to grab back the fully we have the monkey off our proven they can be an elite team — No. 4 seed, got on a roll and put a seed gc all the way though and Union County title held by Scotch backs and we can play some base- a serious contender to repeat for string of good games together to win. Union and Roselle Catholic Plains-Faiiwood, last year's cham- ball." the county title. But they have also Union County Teurnanwnt Bmbtll pions. win the championship. M1C*MJ(»«—*imr. 17-SummH (3- have good aces. Cranford is well- Brearley, 0-8 at the time of the shown some weaknesses or lapses "I definitely think we can do it 11) at 16-PlaifiWd (1-10). wtnrwat 1- coached and Scotch Plains is cer- "This tournament is filled with seeding, was put in the No. 18 slot. in the field that make the Raiders again," Buylock said. "We have the Cranford (9-2), 18-Breartey (0-8) al 15- tainly capable. I don't understand quality teams so we're not con- They had a preliminary round look like another team all together. talent. I just don't know if the guys Oratory {6-3), winner at 2-RoseNe Catholic game yesterday against Oratory (9-3) 19-3. Mary's (3-6) at 14-Rosefte Dayton's seed because I think they cerned with the seeding number in An 18-15 loss to Elizabeth know it. They need to trust each Park (5-5). winner at 3-W—WW ($-S) are better than a (No. 8 seed.)." front of our team," said head coach and if they won, play Roselle Monday cost Scotch Plains three other." 20-HdlSKte (3-6) at 13 New Providsnce (6 Brewster said he is in favor of Dennis MeCaffery. "You still have Catholic Saturday in Roselle. seeds, said head coach Tom Pitcher Marco Giasullo is still 3), winner at 4-Giv Llivingston (10-2). 12- to play the games no matter who it "You never know what's going Rahway (6-4) at 5-UnkKi (8-4). 11-Linden looking more closely at the tourna- Baylock, so the Raiders will have working on getting a few solid (7-5) at Elizabeth (10-6). 10-Johnson (5-4) ment format. There is no true is." to happen in these tournaments. to find a groove to prove the team starts together. When he's on, he's at 7- Scotch Plain* (7-S) 9-Un.on "team championship," he said, Cranford has won four of the Usually it's a team that gets on a they can be. good. When he's a little off, he's hit- Catholic (7-2) at B-Oayton (9-1) because a team can ride one pitch- last six UCT titles. The Cougars roll and receives some help from a "Right now we haven't played a table. Drew Howell has also shown "The preliminary round games were er into the finals. have no true "ace" so MeCaffery team that upsets another that good, perfect game," said Baylock, some promise on the mound. played Wednesday after deadline "We've made some progress." said the pitcher of each game will wins these things." "We're making too many mistakes Kyle Gates acts a<* the team's Saturday's first round game* and the quar- Brewster said. "We need to short- be determined by whose turn it is Brearley is led by Vinny Ruseo terfinals round games May 7 are to be in the field and on the bases." table setter. Kevin Urban, John played at the Held of the higher seed. The en the tournament. But at least in the rotation. Cranford has got- and Kevin Rodriguez at the plate. Scotch Plains drew No. 10 Maloney and Mike DiNizo give the semifinal* are May 14 ay 12 p.m. and 3 we got the quarterfinals at two ten good outings from Jack The squad has 4 to 5 starting Johnson (5-4) at home Saturday, Raiders a dose of power in the mid- p.m. at Veterans RekJ In Rahway. The neutral sites instead of at the high McDonough, Jack Bender, Steve sophomores on any given day but "We talked about putting all the ctiampionshtp game is May 21 at 2 p.m. al Daubert and Andrew Ciencin. dle of the lineup. Memorial Field in Linden. seeds' the way it used to be." the young team has some speed. stats aside," Baylock said. "We Westfield Two quarterfinals games will The Cougars are led by four- Jason Warner is the Bears' table- don't expect to just walk in the Head coach Bob Brewster said be played at Cranford. The other year starting seniors Chris setter, followed by Dave Barbone tournament and lay down. We he hopes whatever "kicked in" dur- plating runners in scoring position. two will be played in Elizabeth. Drechsel and Jamar Ingram. and feisty Joey Mraz in the No. 9 need to be scrappy - just go out ing a recent win over Hunterdon "We lost maybe 4 of 6 at one Billy Hearon's bat has woken Ingram is a true five-tool player hole. and play. I don't want them putting Central continues in the tourna- time and the coaches could sec the up to get some key hits lately since and Drechsel commands the Russo is hard to hit if his off- pressure on themselves. I just ment. guys dragging," Brewster said. he was moved from leadofT to the action from his perch behind the speed pitches are located. Catcher want a good effort." "We were down 4-0 (against "(Tuesday) they came to practice second slot in the lineup behind plate. Freshman Ciencin has Vin DeMaio also pitched Tuesday Baylock said he won't be sur- Hunterdon Central) and then I earlier and were ready to go." Sam Kim. Catcher Mike Murray already impressed coaches at the versus Johnson and did well as prised if any of the teams win the don't know what it was — some- Westfield (8-5) * will play provides a serious power threat plate and was bumped from the Brearley gave him some room to tournament. He mentioned Roselle thing just kicked in and we started Saturday at home against the win- along with Tom Ricciuti in the eighth hole in the order to the sec- work with, jumping out to an 8-0 Catholic, Cranford and Union as scoring runs and got big hits," ner of St. Mary's and Roselle Park, clean-up spot, Bryan Power and ond slot. Greg Van Horn and Tom lead. Westfield (7-4) grabs No. 3 seed Scotch Plains hopes rough early schedule pays off are capable of winning - G.L., Saturday at 10:30. Senior left fielder Janee Easley THE RECORD-PRESS Johnson, Cranford and I think we're Covert said the team is better hit two home runs in a win over definitely in the mix if we play well." than their record shows and she Elizabeth to continue recent success Westfield has the distinction of After a stretch where Pignoli was believes recent blowouts that have at the plate. being the only team this season to not satisfied with the effort ahe was enabled the team to work on the lit- "She's on right now," Covert said get the best of top seeded Gov. seeing from the team, Westfield has tle things will benefit the Raiders in of Easley. "She's getting great Livingston (11-1). But when the settled down to play smarter uoftball. the tournament. •wingB." Lady Blue Devils played them, G.L. "We have been emphasizing fun- "1 certainly hope we have been Junior pitcher Elaine Piniat car- ace Capri CataJano didn't pitch. damentals and being smart out learning throughout the season. We ries much of the hurling burden Westfield (7-4) got the third seed there," Pignoli said. ""I think we're scheduled tough games to get good along with senior Jess Moore. Their in the Union County Tournament. ready for the tournament. We didn't battery mate is sophomore catcher Saturday in Westfield at 10:30 a.m. peak too early and the struggles we Lauren Mains, who has also found the Devils play the winner of Roselle had made the team stronger. Our Union County ToumamaM Softball her stroke at the dish. experiences can only aid us going in." Matchupa/lMdtaQa; 17- Plaintield (4- (1-6) and Union Catholic (2-8J, who Senior second baseman Taylor Pitcher Lauren Gelmetti leads 6) at 16- New Providence (3-3). winner 1- Cianciotta provides the power from played Wednesday after deadline. Oov. Uvingston (11-1). 20-Summitfi-H) the team. She pitched an excellent the clean-up spot, "I think the seeding is right at 13-Dayion (4-4), winner al 4-Cranford game in a 6-0 victory over Union (7-3). 19-Roselte (1-6) at 14-Unton "We're getting to the point that where it should be," said head coach Monday. Union is ranked second in Catholic (2-8) winner at 3-WmtfMd (7-4) knowing whnt to do is second PHOTOS BY JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT Tara Pignoli. "Three or four teams 18-Oak Knoll (1-7) at 15-Rahway (4-6), If batters like Janee Eaaley continue to hit well, the Lady Raiders the tournament. winner at 2-Unton (12-2). 12-Eiizabeth (7- nature," Covert said. "We are trust- "We go as she goes," Pignoli said 4) at 5-Jotinson (5-3). 11-Linden (5-8) at 6 ing each other and that's important could be a contender for the UCT championship. Here she come* Rosetto Catholic (6-3). 10-RoseHe Park (5- home after hitting a 3-run homer vs. Elizabeth on Monday. of Gelmetti. 5) at 7- Bnartay (7-3). ^-Scotch PUrina in becoming a strong team." Gelmetti xilso bnts clean-up for ($-T)at B-Mottwr Saton (8-1). Cranford much of the load on her back as The Lady Bears (7-31 nro the sev- the Lady Blue Devils. She went 2-for- With n tough extra inning loss to Cranford's ace. She is coming off a enth seed and are matched up •The preliminary round games were 4 against Union. Pignoli said played Wednesday alter deadline. Snyreville < 1-9) last Saturday and a rough outing against Sayreville, against rival Roselle Park. Kristinn Fietkiewicz is finding a hot Saturday's first round games and the quar- blowout win against listless Uiunno said, but is capable of shut- Efchak said the tournament is bat at the right time while playing terfinals round game* May 7 are to b# Irvington, it is difficult for head ting down opjxments with a variety "up for grabs." Roselle Park is seek- played at tfw fWd of the higher seed some solid shortstop. She smacked a The semifinals are May U ay 6 p.m. coach Terry Biunno to gauge if of pitches. ing a third straight county title but two-run home run against Union and B p.m. at Memorial Field In Linden. Cranford, the No. 4 seed, is rendy for Morge, Jillian Berkowitz and Efchak smid Johnson, Linden, Katie Smith also provides some gap The championship game is May 21 a1 7 the 2004 Union County Tournament Surah Capodice lead the offensive West field, Cranfbrcl and Union are power, Pesky leudoflf hitter/center- p m at Memorial Field this weekend. 1 serious contenders for the crown. 1 charge. Contributions also coiiu fielder Mary Kate Flunnery set, ? the "When we play well we can beat from sophomore shortstop Lisa HrenrU'y is led by shortstop Darin table for the middle of the lineup. anybody. I honestly don't think we've and third baseman Jessica GlynoH, who is hitting close to .700 Scotch Plains experience." said Covert. "I think we played our best game yet I don't B this year, iiccording to Efchtik. She Scotch Plains-Fanwood has been have it in us to make some noise in think the girls know how good they continuously delivers big hits. this tournament. Brvarley hovering iCIUIHP they haven't been playing earned them the No. 9 Hood They nament is open. Any loom in beiit- Park in extra innings. Lisa Noilly make Brearley very fible, she fmid. some of the tougher competition. 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SPORTSCENE Lori Gear McBride's and surrounding communities players in the area and share my McBride. 1 am very excited to under age group, Hannah Kronick Dick Archer Memorial Basketball Camp this .summer. The camp will run knowledge and passion for the start working with the next wave was awarded eighth place all- Tournament After finishing her first .season during the first two weeks of sport," said McBride. "I probably of players in the area and give around, as well as fourth place on The Greater Union County N as head girl's basketball coach at August 337-9410 or Jim Powei CAMP DATES coaches and players, including YMCA A and B Division gymnas- ond on beam and sixth on floor. BIG EAST Rookie of the Year tics teams competed in their final Allison Zeller's strong perform- at <908) 272-8049 for details. Session I June 23-June 26 Matee Ajavon and former meet of the regular season at the ances earned her fifth place on The ASA is sponsoring th ession II July 6 July 9 Canadian National Team member Madison YMCA on April 10. vault and third place on beam. event and is donating all the pn Sue Murray will be on hand, as All A Division gymnasts com- With the regular season coeds to NAMl-Now Jerse Position Camp July IZ-July 13 well as SP-F boys head coach Dan peted at Lpevel 9. In the senior age behind them, all of the gymnasts (National Alliance for th .earn Camp July 22-July 23 Doherty and Bogota boys head group, Kate Breuninger took sec- are preparing for their champi- Mentally 111', to help with event coach (and Scotch Plains resident) ond place on vault and sixth place onship meets. The State on the local county level. Day Camp August I -August 4 Jay Mahoney. on balance beam. Laurel Devlin Championships for all three divi- These include programs sue The first week of camp will pro- captured fourth place on uneven sions will be held the weekend of ns: fighting stigma, running vo CALL 732-445-4251 vide a foundation for younger bars and fifth place all-around, May 21 and 22 at the MudLstm unteer holiday parties for coi players (open to ages 6-12) while while Allegra Kenwell earned YMCA. sinners, participating in stre< CLASSES FOR BABIES. CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS the second week of camp will fourth place honors on vault. The Fanwood-Scotch Plains fairs, walks, free Family to Fami. focus on individual skill develop- Jenna Skoller competed strongly YMCA offers gymnastics classes classes, holding monthly publ ment (open to ages 8-16). All in the junior age group. for parents/toddlers, preschoolers, meetings with expert speakers c campers will receive a t-shirt and B Division gymnasts Olivia kindergartners, and school age social security, Medicar basketball and will be treated to a Dunham, Patty Matejek, and girls. Registration is currently Medicaid, housing, legal & mei pizza party and awards ceremony Samantha Mazzucco competed open for the Spring Session, ical issues, etc. Monthly newslc; YOGNEWA PROGRAM on the final day. under A Division Level 8 rules which runs from April 18 through ters are sent out, and a Unit STARTS MAY 16 "I have worked and directed a and, while ineligible for awards, June 25, as well as for Summer County Resource Guide was pu lot of camps as a college coach, so performed well. Seven gymnasts Gymnastics Camps, which begin lished and distributed to he' I have a pretty good handle on did, however, compete for awards June 27. For more information, families navigate the red tape o\v things will be run," said in the B Division. In the 12 and please call (908) 889-8880. the mental health systems.

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"For example, Lorraine Hunt Kupacv., branch manager done easily and inexpensively to update the older homes may have doorway arches. of the Bcrnardsville office, recently upgrad- Cendant gathering room and attract buyers to a warm and Repeating the arch visually in wall covered her own kitchen. "Carefully select tex- inviting place. ings, floor coverings and accessories in the tures and colors, (specially if you are chang- PARSIPPANY — Burgdorff ERA was honored for its out- Take a good look and see what is already kitchen adds a lot of charm, character and ing counterlops, backsplashes and flooring, standing performance at the 2005 Cendant Mobility Broker there that can be enhanced. Dirt and clutter consistency as you update and modernize. to make sure they nil work together," said Network International Conference. More than 800 representa- need to go. "Adding task lighting over a stove top or Kopacz. "Your choices are a matter of per- tives participated in the annual conference held March 3-6 at "If you are not replacing tile, bleach or re- countertop is functional and it's also cost sonal taste, but keep in mind that if you are the J.W. Marriott Desert Springs in Palm Desert, CA. grout the existing tile on the floor and effective," said Berg. "A combination of task thinking about selling your home, neutral Burgdorff ERA was awarded the Cendant Mobility walls," said Barbara Berg, branch manager lighting and ambient lighting that can be colors appeal to a larger audience." Platinum Recognition Award. The following key performance of the Marlboro office. "Get rid of dirt and brightened or dimmed is very attractive and Whether the kitchen update is a complete goals were used to determine the winners: .support of the get rid of any clutter, including the magnets inviting." redesign or :\ more modest change, careful Cendant Mobility Broker Network, relocation management of on the fridge." Wilton agrees about the importance of thought and planning are central to select- departure and destination business, service excellence and Josh Wilton, branch manager of the lighting. "Don't opt for the cheapest lighting ing tlii" perfect solution that brings a fresh mortgage conversion for Affinity clients, support of Cendant Princeton office, says to show as much of the fixture you can find," said Wilton. "Choose u and updated lmik aiiri fee! to the heart of the Mobility sales efforts and overall service. counter surface as possible. "Store things fixture that is in a mid-price range, fits well home. To qualify for membership, brokers must meet thoir broker- that you don't use often under the counter,'' in the kitchen, reflects the style of home and Weichert has nmiv than 14,tiU0 sales to-broker closing goal, meet the Cendant Mobility Diversity said Wilton. "Get rid of things you never use, has an updated look." associates in over 32.r> company owned and reporting requirements, have an effective mortgage relation- store them in a box in the basement. You If there is an imperfection that draws franchisee! sales offices in key markets ship with PHH Mortgage and be a network member in good want to create a perception of space." attention, consider creating a new focal throughout the I'.S For more information, standing. Burgdorff was onu of the 22 companies out of 350 Once the kitchen is clean and clutter is point. "Inexpensive backsplashes for walls, c-all Weichert's customer service center at (1- Cendant affiliated brokers that earned this prestigious status, gone, paint is the easiest and least expen- above counters and around the stove will 800 > USA SOLD or visit Wei chert's website, which is enjoyed by the top six percent of Cendant brokers. sive way to update a room. freshen up the room and could become a www.Wfichert.com. "Cendant Mobility's Broker Network is comprised of the best performing brokers in each market. The effort put forth by Burgdorff ERA toward meeting and exceeding their 2004 goals is indicative of the commitment to superior performance we have come to value from our broker partners," said W. Bruce Wallin, president of Cendant Mobility Broker Services. "We are proud to be affiliated with such a talented organization and look fonvard to building on our relationship for many years to come." 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She likes Last but not least, consider con- possibilities, but the kitchen is an Nordstrom says lighting can inserting glass panels for a fresh sulting with a professional design- i-yesore. Sure, you'll paint, but make or break the look of your new look. er. Though it may seem out of how else can you turn a sad kitchen. "The secret to making a Easy tricks for updating and reach on a budget, many designers Take the time kitchen into a glad kitchen on a lighting statement in your kitchen improving the look of any kitchen are willing to work with a client on very small budget? is to use task, ambient and don't have to cost anything. an hourly ba.«is, offering advice on According to expert* at The Art accent," she explains. Most people Tavarez says, "de-clutter your color, lighting or effective use of to do it correctly institutes, it is [xjssible to stick to do well with ambient lighting, countertops and you'll be amazed space. "Designers are profession- :i tight budget and make a few which is usually a large overhead how much cleaner and brighter ills, and an; trained to find design National Arbor Day is just around the corner, on April 29. It's simple, yet big-impact changes fixture, but to get task and accent your kitchen can look" For splash- solutions, even fin a small budget." time for everyone grab a shovel and get ready to plant a tree. But that will turn an ugly duckling lighting on a budget, Nordstrom es of color, fill a beautiful bowl says Fnmke. 1 wait.... kitchen into a swan. recommends placing under-cabi- with lemons or limes, or display a Design help can Ix found by Before planting a tree, make sure you know how to do it correct- One way to do this, according to net lighting in the front and bot- fresh, brightly-colored tea towel. contacting a local chapter of ly, advises the International Society of Arboriculture. How a tree is Suzann Nord.strom, an instructor tom of wall cabinets, or over Take your children's artwork and American Society for Interior with The Illinois Institute of Art- islands or peninsulas by using planted and initially maintained makes all the difference in the frame it. With smaller pieces, you Design or a nearby design school. world. Too many people are content to simply plant a tree, but Kehaumburg, is to see kitchens as pendants. Both types of lighting can use them across a backsplash. Explain what kind of help you they used to be, when "freestand- are easily available and affordable Plastic or laminate frames are don't ensure that the tree has the chance to go on to live for many need and your budget. years. ing furniture was used to house at a local home center. Accent easy to wipe off, says Tavarez, and Here are a few more simple tips kitchen objects."Though this wont lighting can be achieved by using they become "little masterpieces from the design pros at The Art "Planting a tree is making an investment in the future," says nut of fashion when built-in cabi- rope lighting above wall cabinets in your kitchen." Institutes: Sharon Lilly, ISA educational director. "Yuu must care for and nur- netry came along, Nordstrom says or using small lamps on free- With any budget, small or — If you can't replace old appli- ture your young tree so that it will pay dividends for years to it's making a comuback, and it's a standing furniture, islands or large, it's important to stay realis- ances, think nn a smaller scale. come." p'-rfect design idea for anyone peninsulas. tic. John Franke, a design instruc- Instead, replace your old toaster, There are a few simple tips to remember when planting your redoing a kitchen on a tight budg- Yanitza Tavare/., an interior tor at The Art Institute of blender, and/or microwave with tree this spring: et design instructor at The Art Pittsburgh snys, "On a really tight new ones using fashionable stain- Prepare the perfect hole for planting. "Think about using a piece of Institute of Washington, has budget, you usually can't move less steel. Remember to select a Dig the hole 2-3 times the width of the root ball. Do not dig furniture which might already learned a trick or two for turning plumbing or necessarily buy new satin finish in order to avoid fin- deeper than root ball depth. Make the sides of the hole slant grad- cxi.st in tin; house, or find a hutch around the look of a drab kitchen. appliances." Instead, he recom- gerprints. ually outward. or case piece at a flea market or "Consider replacing your knobs mends educating yourself by head- — Consider coordinated stor- iintique shop," she says. By u.sing and handles. Whether you choose ing to your local home center, and age containers. For example, use "You must care for and nurture your young tree so un actual piece of furniture, you sleek and modern or fun and finding out what's possible for the glass jars to store your pasta, rice have an opiwrtunity to set a sjje- whimsical, new hardware pro- money you have. If you don't have and/or cereal. It also serves as a that it will pay dividends for years to come." cific style for your kitchen. vides a range of options that will a lot of countertop, maybe you can colorful display. In a similar man- — Sharon Lilly Whether it's French country, fit into any budget," she says. afford a new laminate one. ner, you can substitute the bottles of mismatched spices into a ISA educational director .streamlined arrangement. — Taking inspiration from For bareroot trees, neatly cut away any broken or damaged Award-winning museums, display your favorite roots. Soak the roots for a few hours prior to planting to allow kitchen objects. For example, on a them to absorb water. Kit A Siul«*wiHp llfull) lian brrn rrrn^nurci UK the J^'uilrr's Cirri*' simple shelf, make an arrange- Container-grown trees should have the plastic or metal contain- winni-r for iKr pu*i 12 M-HIF. Put uur lulrnt am\ ni*rk<-i ment of the myriad ice cream ers completely removed. Carefully cut through any circling roots. 'tire to fenrk f«r ton! 1!nll ii< tilling fur nwirr informutioM. scoops and cups that you have Remove the top half of pressed peat/paper containers. gathered throughout the years. 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Must drive. •teas* Mttall rMiiim To apply, otaaa* a-mall Fax mum* to : Customer a Live oul/in, CranforrJ. 90& CHILD CARE to i«M>flnnS )vaitMfl.n«t NMMM to: HELP 732-5744)340 or a-fnall to : 57&9822 Service Work af homo corinQ foi hrVHnkaoflondoo.com Millbum, looking for exp d dorfanddoffVaol.com Temfie opportunity to earn one or more children. or taa raturm wKti Asst Mgr 4 host/hostess NANNY tlOOO.OO rVv* for 9K out Somerset a N. Mddesex Cty LEGAL SUPPORT covar kttar and aatary for FT/PT. 973479-7020 Summst family seeks ener gong, serfmotivated 'people 908-526-4884 raaulramanu to: Links getic and exper. nanny w/sharp sellrig skills. Union County Full Tlnw/ of London, Inc., SS8 SALON HIRING TRANSPORTATION wtio enjoys kids to care Days.' Nights/ Weekends - you 908-666-4884 MaoHon Avanua, Nawr work. )OJ earn. Call: Entry Level York, Now Yorfc 10022. Busy Salon in Westfield is hir SUPERVISOR for 21 month-old twin Maplccrett Auto Group 3U2-M8-1808, Attn: HR ing for the following post girls. MF appro*. 55 DATA ENTRY tions: Receptionist, Hair- hrs/week. VG english « 908-964-7700 e«t 101 Expanding Millburn Law Medical accounts, accurate, Firm seeks highly moti- dresser, Manicunst. Must The Express-Times is age salesperson r>»( AS? »T .HC skills and personal refer- lien hrs. 908654 3900. have following. Competitive seeking a transportation ences req. 90859&1219 vated, well-organized in- , any. ft> arp lookrv 'or a taipiH' AUTO dividual to handle heavy Salary, Paid Vacation. Call supervisor to be re typing of legal docu 908-78*2224. Ask for sponsible for the super- Jgerto dfi'.'io; ->'•» •-aiopsf ;>< Showroom DENTAL ments and various office Christina. vision of 23 Full Time responsibilities. Qualified PAINT and 10 Part time driv- Receptionist ASSISTANT Individual must be com- ers. Duties will include DRIVERS Great spot for the DEPARTMENT SECRETARY scheduling, loading and FT: Westfield. X-ray li- puter literate and pos- Auto collision company in 'people' person. PT/FT cense required, excellent sess excellent communi- lenjamin Moore retailer delivery oT The Express- DUMP TRUCKS Even Summer employ- needs to fill counter po Scotch Plains looking for PT Times and several communication, case cation skills. Dictaphone secretary. Flexible hrs 10-2 Tandem dump truck. Must ment available. Must be presentation, computer a plus. sition In Paint/ Decorat weekly publications. !H)F rrai I^VI ^' have valid CDL, be personable, profes- Ing Department. Knowl- Dm 3 davs/vtk to start. F« Candidates should be and patient management familiar with Northamp- experienced and have refs, sional & computer liter skills to run a hygiene edge of Paint and color I /-i\ NM CONTRACTING ate with great speaking Fax or •mall raauma matching preferred. ton, Monroe, Warren & (9M)M»«S86 voice. department. along with salary ra- Benefits, friendly at- Hunterdon Counties. Pleat* fax rasum* at qulramant* to Maplacrait Auto Group 906-233-1*47 mosphere. 908-964-7700 Ext. 101 973 3T» INI or Apply In pafaon to: SWIMMING DRIVERS or call Linda at arnatl:Jallbachare This position offers a EOE 9084334283 WaatfloM Lumbar full benefits package Roll off drive's needed with • Hoifw Gwtft POOL SERVICES consisting of medical, 1-2 years experience. TOO North Av«, laat Techs & Helpers dental, vision, life. AD & Class Btic. 908-5t&7847 HANDYPERSON WaaMaM, NJ D, and 401k plan as BOOK KEEPER Own • corapu Open, cbse, maintain residen 1-2 days per week, for the PT, M-F 56 hrs./day. p tial poois. Professional (xes well as vacation, paid I twwmam 1 New Jersey Youth Symphony Exp. a plus PuP t it to workk!! UUp to $1500 entatcfi a must. OL, sense ol holidays and more. a non-profit organization in Can: Mt>419-1BM to $7500/mo PT/FT tnimof a plus. $10$16/hr. ADMIN. ASST./ Murray Hill. Computers, Call: 888-291-0370 MT work week. Scotch Plains Please send a resume Quick Books / Account e*p. HANDYKRS0Nft(«) Free Booklsti Area. and a letter stating on BOOKKEEPER req. E-mail raauma ta : WO I. No Acpavatkm. www.newiifenojoto.com why you should be oorv FT: 4-5 days/wk, 9am-5pm): nfrap* normal a>gm atl.com Steady yr. round. Truck/van, REGISTRATION TECHNICIANS Termlnix In sideied for this position to: For small, Summit archi- or Fax 908-S9s3si7 EOE tools & cell req'd. ternational. InimerJtatc Elaliw Kartter Permanent PT for medl tectural firm. Must be pro- 733 7011083.90»23l •WH I New Jersey start. 'Service Technl HR Director ficient in Qulckbooks. cai office 10am - 4pm clans $lOtll/hrto start. Tin Exprnp-Ttmea CARPENTER Properties Is seeking full Sat. and Sun. every Fu rtMHM lo: 904-273-OOM INSTALLER time agents for our West- Will train. Work: Union, 30 North 4* Strxt Experienced. For residen- other weekend. Medical Somerset, Essex & Hud EMton, PA 1S042 tial remodeling and build Mechl skills, valid DL req d. field Office. Corporate AG POOL • 16x24*52"h. til office exp. preferred. son Counties. Call: (908| EOE ing company. Must have Able to lift heavy mat'is, Training Program. One-on- Fu rawinw to: ter, robot vacuum, many neat & personable. FT + one office training. 245-4357 or fax resume own transportation, bene Pat«732-4»»812a to: (908) 245-6316 EOE acces, winter cover. $500 fits included. Plaate call OT. Exc bnfts. Fan MM- A*k tor RMrglo 0B0. 732 38&4S43 908-2334123 7M422B Call 7S«r0B44 •O8-a3a-M84CJ(tlO3 TYPIST SALES • Terminix tnterna Wkends, Sat. l-5pm, and/or tional. Immediate Start Exciting Career Opportunities Sun. 2€pro, computer & In Outside Sales FT Salary lernet searches, very good $45-60K/yr. Call: 908 English/gram mar/srjelllntf. 245-4357 ask foe Dave or Berkley Heights Mkt Res. Fax tesunie (9O8) 24J- Firm. Pis fax resume & cover 6316 EOE letter to 908464-4626 toi Interview. Proficiency test req., Exc. pay. Is -i WAREHOUSE LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION .*•••<# YARD POSITION FT: Landscaping design, Available for Major Con masonry & excavation struction material distribu- enp. required. Driver's tor. SeeKs individual for License a must, CDLA snipping, receiving, general preferred. 908-232-7684 maintenance and general product delivery. Must have a clear license and speak LANDSCAPER Moniatown: Wmll-emtabhehed, tmam-\ English. 7:30 4:30. MF PART TIME RECEPTIONIST Benefits. Apply to 3OS N. NJ DL req. Yr. round work orienttd, promintnt ***rch firm te+ke: 14* it. Mamiwonh, NJ Gd Pay 908-486-5999

w- — — _ /to/Mf hire * MicftiM Optnton YARD PERSON Brulllan l»dy wtll clean ynuf Lumber / Home Center liouse or ofc. Exc rels & I:.!'. -1.1 'I Ml t i|'|-.NIN( iS • M f U'l.NINt 1SV ' own Iransp. ««»«>•«»««=— S10.25-S11.25/hr Temp to Perm Some days, evenings and Saturdays. Part-time position to OV*TM« admin- needs Yard Person for i \i I I I INI V\\ IOI'^SSS customer loading & de '.' • j, n.- -mint r,'»p taqmitulm mtij unwaiiment 1 -2 yrs sotk) whs or mfg exp. 12 hr shffls/3 days 1 Will train the right person. Serious istrative / business aspects of the liveries. General knowl CaraglverNaedad.com ' Mi,:,! !••• ,ih;i);iiiicii!ly inclined with set-up skills wk. 4 days next wfc. 6am-6pm & 6pm-6am. inquiries only. Very busy office, Should firm, Responsible for A/P, A/R, edge of lumber & Mill Careglvera * Nuraai ' '.:)/.• uv •!)', hauluxpenence Background & drug screening. Appointment req'd. work preferred. ValnlDL. Foi At Horup Caro. be able to handle many tasks. MM developing PiL's, payroll and HR benefits. Live in /out 91^673-4757 ! OftiM Stifling Srrtc** Ti :;iplo ; "in 17 Hour Shifts: 3 days 1 week/ 4 days tasking very important. issues, office facilities, and web- Apply In iwrion: ii'ii \vi ::k i .>in (ipni or fipm-6am. Background & drug 50 Mrtffw Avail*, Brmcltburt, HJ TOO North Ave. Eatt ELDER DISABILITY CARE pays updates. Excellent opportunity WMtflald, NJ tl English spedking Mn'oiiiiri ri (|ulied Interview appointment call: 908-231-3178 •04-232-MSS Women IM' in. live lil SUN SIAfFINC SfMKtl • Ni HI f 171 Botrintm Veterinary OHUe for confident, organized profession- out Aj...«.r,, r 90*354-5367 al with proficiency in QuickBooks IJII Mi I SI Ml AVEWE - IMNCKMM, HI EUROPEAN CARE and Microsoft Office required. DENTAL Dl'ltf • Clllld Citru ASSISTANT Lire in/out, FU'liaFiln RADIOLOGY .rahfonl OitluHJofOk Otfu (Vi'-.ilml 9?.J ! I ! M'iB WWW.lt KON.Mr.T P/T, F/TH PKT iipputiuiH SUMMER HELP Individual wanted with high energy CDA/HDA Cnrtifiwl A TECH HOUSE CIEANINO it'i'kHH| sunning JH?J|I If level and strong customer servlc* Rf»V He*?uses A», 1 iw li!.li linly, (^p. ^f.»(s. o For bone density suntntu trnrm, Marnnrnl HIM M.iOM •. with rintui.ii skills to handle multi-line phones, screening. PT. hxperlence needed great visitors, type and Me, MEDICAL Knowledge of Microsoft programs a NANNIES, COMPANIONS with Hologic ASSISTANT All HfllKJiiiilHins/l if horifti't Machine. plus. Hour* 0am-5pm, (;MA/HMA with Mm AUKONA AOENCV 'Jift rllrili nl r»p (nr I I'll Mnrti', Avf t , Id HI Call Milter ft Chltly at (iftnrfirtnnl \'\ piif.Hinn / V.' •;.>.' 110(1 Quallllad candidates forward resume and I'UHjf !)f MM hfN ,t|j(tl i H'rf Fan resume to: 908-241-4500 Vpf>l|Ulti(.lu^s & |nfn( tlun IRONING . Hillary hlttory to reguteyOfpysearch.oom «skill*i nniiiLiSiirv nsh lor Service Manager k]iu< liy f>i|ll>rif>lM Mil Wfjimil 908-654-4044 \ or fan: 973-605-1020 FUJI inunu lo: Will |"( I' n|h ( ,ill l«m4M 90H2326ftF*y dfii iniil'M lmlt'|)Cti(fent dtdtlons to join our tiom of our Shrtdrjtr latll Gmno Op«r«torn \o opnrnto qrnpplea. Experience on NURtE/ MEDI- (tttHitliklhum, M(Ml rwvi tfttuMf lMi»H*iffliilt\ (wiij MoUil Mwitfiqernotit (it th« Toot of Hawkins Street. do 11 rtl hi ward mmm, wMik mn\ 1*k4» idtry rtfi. It: Nowmk OF send your tosuitm to AC/MEETMETAi Male! MaHaaaasaaf HI Lu INSTALLEttt A METAL MANAGEMENT ME, Inc. HELPERS I'.o Bex 5157, Ntwwfc, HJ 07105, Atm.: Nit m PO BOX 5157, Newark NJ 071105 tlrnp or Fn* to: (»73) 401 - W36 M»Nl Equal Oppof tufllty Empioytr hi* C-7

LADY will Prof Female oref clean youf house or office, to share 3 BR. *550/rno •> own trans., gd refs 1. 3UW& Hug« bedroom UNION 3BR. new bath. 1 BR. LR. •OIHEIEV HEIfiHTt Evtry Sun. l»m-4am h,<* firs, 10r> h/u. pkg. kit.. & bath. Avail 6/15. WESTFtCLD 2 Bdr luxury DOWNTOWN 2 units •SaaWihiiH UUWHMnDt near tram, pet OK $1500/mo. For dir & view 9OS-322- apt., all amenities, garage avail,, retail , office 730 LLMK nea Hear Coaege S2M.900 7OJ4 inci. Downtown Wiesttield, MMniLO 2~ • 3" & 715 stj ft avail immed. Fum room A/caete 3w Custom Cape. 3BR. 2 full CMNF0RD freshly painted walk to tram $250O per fl ol 2 tamUy houw, Can Lanatora tw appt- North HaMaU MM/mo »O»*0T»M0 tMiri Feitiale Hi sec. req. bth. gteerning h/w flrs & 2 BR. walk to NYC transp Convenient to trans, shop mo Call 90&317 9273 deck o(t tttchan. od *450 R'uo, Cal \&*j 90S nevi paint througfiout. Cats ok. 11295 /mo Call ping & major roads. Com MrMt parking, W/D 47206&1/90S35J4948 hoofc-up, Walk to tram, Office Quite neighbortxxxJ. 302- Anthony 201-887^4796 toriabie, clean 1 bdrm apt 1200 sq ft. can be subdt W3WW Dir Spntigfield w*th sun room & Dack No pan. S140O • yv, C«ANFOROLg2BR. LR. EIK. mo. «ac. A MUM SEE! vided, morBi to month or IV*. mm TfaWaV *l met ttkM aa^tamna m Ave. R Vauxhal! Rd. L At> D.W, W/W. W/D HK-UP porch. Lots of parking. PUBLISHER'S lease, offstreft partung endeen L Wilsnire Or WSF1132 Avail, now. Ma-TM- port,'shops $695 & 1/2 this newspaper is sub- HT/GAR INC,$1650/I 5 SC NOTICE •447. hr. mag. great location dean build utit. sec ref ject TO the Federal Fair AVAIL NOW. (W27V-2SO7 ing. Call John Ma* 1014440 Housing Amendments WIHO GAP -Adult Comm. 2 AJ residential real estate CfanttuaVllwaMa border COLOUICL4. advertising in this news Act at-idrhe New Jersey Beautiful Ranch homes. UNION 2BR »1500/mo 1 CRANFORD Small bnghl Civii Rights Lav. which line- 3 BR, 2'' fi. newer 2 paper is subject lo the windowed office, on Ran 1 Perfect setting, great loc. '4 mo. sec huge apt with *w ^rovMvnc* 1 Room make it illega to adver- fam., large rms . HW fis.. Federal Fair Housng Act, tan Rd $435/mo. includ. LR. DR. EIK. Fam Rm, 2 mm. near Pfcwy 136 & wall to wall carpet. Full lor rent with Kitchen pnvi tise any preference full BA. Priced to sell Call the Mew Jetsey Law utils 9O& 272^698 trains. Hook up W/D. ea RESIKNTUU. KROKERAOC Aganst Dtscnmnation and EIK. Full Dining Room, tile leges, illb/week No limitations or discrimina- Bob 610-341-M24 Ma-233«BU bath. C A. big yard, stor Smoking 9O» 4«4 3»2 tion txjsed on race rage.yard.N/S. NP$1400 Pennsylvania Human MOLWTAINatOE Rt 22 lo + utiis. avail 5/1. 209 Central Avvnu*, age w, dryer hookups and color, religion. se* no- Relations Ad These laws cation. 1200 square fool SUMMIT: 90B-241-UM WM prohfc* decf mnatioti in fw 1 cat garage. No Pets tional origin handicap CotdwtHtilwWlovw.com Please Call 90868& professional office space Room for rent familial status creed RMWMQD Specious 1ER, ne* sale, rental or financing of 5071. Lve. M&g $1650 mo. 900-233- *160 per week. ancestry, marital status. EK C>\ da*. UW, Ban BE* NORTH PIAINFIEU) - Vitlonan dvwtntp •199 Call 908 5980522 aftectiona! or se37 COROLLA, NC • OBX. up closets, 1 Vi block from tus Includes dhldran undw dren under 18 now. Call 90»«S4«764 R0SCU.E-1 BR, LR, EIK. futl the age o» 18 Irving with WESTFIELO - T fl. of 2 family MKLLEPAM BULnNQ FOR scale honii?. wkly rental. 5 school. $339,000. "HUT- 3»EAT LOC. L-fcjse to 'his newspaper will not 1 BR. Kitchen. LR BA. Laundry room w/ W/D parents or legal guarduns: 3BR. LR DR. Kit. freshly BR. 4 \'i DA. 600 ft from knowingly accept any pnv parking, incl. heat. pregnant women; and painted, hdwd firs. & new ParV«jy. aoprax ocean, pn pool, hot tub Bath. Yard, close to trans •nnied C 90» advertising fof real es N/S. N/P. 1995/mo.. $950/mo + utils & 15 people securing custody of windows. W/D hook ups &. Call 908-276-9242 tate which is in violation avail 5/15. 9OS-S1»O«5O sec Mt4»4-1365 children under 18 garage. $1500, mo of the la* To report ALL CASH PAIDMI *9O»Tm264 SHORT HILLS -1 0(10 SKI North Beach LBI- 3 large for single & multi-family GARWOOO 1 BR7 totally •art! • 2 BR. 1" Fl 2 fl.. owi enbancG. Bath. Kit., BR. LR. DR. eating area, discrimination call the Fanv. fenced yard, base (n addMon lo the protec- Office of Fair Housing homes & vacant land renovated, incl. tit/hw. Off WESTFIELO- 3BR in 2 farsi kleal for accourta^Jnterriet all amenities, all utils Fost closings! Call to- street parking. $875/mo ment storage. W/D, new tions noted above, New all remodeled, near train, 9739126230 W&D. c/a, cable, DVD. and Equal Opportunity hit. R., Dishwasher & car Jersey law prohibits of the US Deportment day! + 1 'A sec. 90M6M239 no pets. J1625 • utilities grill, vsiap nround deck. ERA SuiuRt pets, freshly painted. discrimination based on & 1.5 sec »0S-3«9-lS68 SUMMIT- Private suite for 90oU77-Ua.7 of Housing and Urban QARW00D 1" floor 4 close to stores & NYC Development (HUD) at REALTY AGINCY, creed, ancestry, marital therapist/small business 9M-322-4U4 rooms. 2 porches. Small trans.. NO pets. S105O. • status aflectuai or sexual *W«tfl*ld * Cranford* Great location. Humish«d SEA SIDE- 3 bedroom, c/ii. 1-800-669-9777. The HUD pets ok. $llOO/mo utils, 732 298-3T80 TTY telephone number orientation, or nationality. Beautiful eft . 1 DR waiting mi. rest rm. AC d/w. w/d. quiet strept Wa by Raal Eitata Conx'l & eludes util 908301-1884 V and Pennsylvania law $895 & up. Mo Fees! storage, freshly painted walk, lo tipacri, pets we! for the hearing im- FtetfL call 90&587-9118 Of 908347-1737 ROKLLE PARK- 2BR. 2 fl of paired is 212-708 1455. before you call Re Agent thnee family, no pets, avail prohbits decrminatKin on *O»S1»OOO4 of U2-30O0 Comer rm $(400/mo come, weekly & monthly www.tynarcyregroup.com Oarwood 2 BR. Kitchen, LR. immed.. $900/mo. Refs & the basis of age. disability Small rm $400/mo. both rentals avail, $1500/wk.4 Gat.. YarS, ctose to nans., credit elk90MUO2S2 or ancestry WESTFIELD Lg 1 Bed, 1' $1200/mo. Also ver,- spa sec. $5000/mo. + sec. N/S. H'P. S790/rm. Floor. 2 Family. W/D, off cious furnished office. for information call avail 5/1. 90M1BOUO ROSELLE PARK- Commuters The newspaper will not st. pkg., walk to tram 2 days & nights per week 90*68^2575 Special, 2 fii apt, 16R on knowngl/ accept or pruit $1500 t heat. IV? mo $400/ mo. 212-439-8TS1- A NO DOWN PMT LOAN 0ARW0OD 2nd fir.. 1 BR, 2nd level. DR. LR. EIK. fit & sec. No pets 9087896403 VACATION RENTAL: LBI Nortl Call Today To Qualify For a any actvertssing tor residen- $860. + utils. Water sup ht Mr incl. near train, n/p WacMaM RataH/OflkH/Ofll * Beach, 3 BR. 2 !3ath house Special NO Money Down plied. Move in cond. I n/s, $lO)0/ma 9733CB72E6 tial real estate which WESTFIELO- Lutury 2BR, APARTMENT FOR RENT violates the law Aw. with waj) around deck Low Closing Cost Conven- Rosalie AVAIL. 5/1, 2 mo. sec,. No pets/smoking. 2BA. Ne«, w every amen- EJeautiful. bt;tte of the art tional mortgage. Act Now •COTCH n.AIHt- 2 BR, Up to 5500 sq. ft. avail. Fir., 1 BR. remodeled, new Available 5/1. 9OV7M. l« «oo»- H5O0., 2"' Fl To report housing discrimi- ity, $1600 for qualified ten 90»92»1110 stainless steel kitchen While Funding Lasts!! Call stove & refrirjg. $800 OB22df9OS-7«ft-Uae nation, can the Office of Fair arl. 9O8-232-4C10 Sleeps 8 comfortably. Aval! Amle Jofto at BR, $1100. A/C, W/D, utils. 201-991-4131 or crwHt ck. 90»-«»-1»M Housing and Equal aWc Ju!y 4 August. ivanhoe Financial, Inc 862 215-8972 HENILWORTH 2 family. New i 3BR apt. $2500'week. Call 61O203- Opportunity of the U.S. w/d. refrigeratof. c/a. inter 7 days/24 hrs. Toll FrM 1BR $1100; 2BR SCOTCH PLAINS Fumbhad 2 Department Df Housing 2674 1-877-209-9495 CHATHAM- 2 BR, in $1200. LR, Lg Kit., mi studio, Near NY trans, com. Starting at $1300/mo Fam., nice area, walk to and Urban Development IM 411 fenced yard. Bsmnt. At- ref. non-smoker pref. $850 (HUD) al 1-800-699-9777. 90a9281110 train. DW. W/D, park 2 cars. tic/Storage, W&D utils incl. 9O»322 7558 CRANFORD Garaf« $1250/mo 973-331-8096 hookup 1.5 mo. sec The HUD TTY telephone WESTFIEiD - Newer 3 BR Close to town. $100/month SCOTCH PLAINS No realtor number tor the Hearing home Spacious oed- 9O&233-8894 or MUST SEE No Petil Avail 5/1. fees. 2 Bdr., 2 & 3'fl. of CHATHAM BORO 2 Bdr. 9M4SMB34 impaired is (212) 706-1455 rooms & huge closets in 91*489 5007 LEBANON TWP • 3 FJR, 2 BA DR, LR. EIK, W/D, priv. 2 family house, walk to e\ery BR. & attic storage. CHINA - Columbia Lenox (12 ranch. 3 car detached ga driveway $1350./mo. 1.5 town, nice aiea, $1150 In New Jersey, call the Beaut'fui LR & separate Parkin* tpaca avail, to 5 piece place settings, plu rage on 2 beautiful acres, mo. sec. 973-635-1169 KEMLWORTH- 4 rtn. 2nd fiooi uttls. No smoking, no Division erf Civil Rights n Dining Area. A/C W/D Trucks & Cars/Classic's sugar and creamer, nevei backs up to green acres. apt. in pnv. home, no pets, pets. 908-654-52O7 tfie Department ol Law and frig. A. D/W incl. Yd for Safe & spacious area us<)d. In txm. $1100. 908 $434,900. 90&S32-07B2 CRANFORD- 1BR. LR, mod avail, immed. $975/mo. 1 Public Safety a1 (609) 984- plenty of Barbecues, or Call for dfo.973-635-7S3 6546788 kit & BA, walk to town, no SPRINGFIELD On* Bt'dtoon mo sec. 90ft317-91W Loads of closets, elev 3100. in Pennsytvania. cal just to enjoy your morning pets $900/mo mcl fit. cup ol coffee. Close to LINDEN- MINT C0ND. 4BR, 2 90S-233OS51 KEMLWORTH Modem 3 BR, blrig.. w/d in apt., walk to the Pennsylvania Human g new BA.. gas F/P. C/A up 2nd floor, w/d hk up. Close NYC buses, shopping Relations Commission at schools, shopping & NYC *O»0». 10«20 • atoragt Wl dated kit., new bsmnt, pool CRANFORD to pkwy & Rte 22. No pets. 973-37&-42S6 (717) 787-M10 Of (he Fair Iran. A snared bsmnt ovwtiMd. PamHd « BAHTEU* FARM $. GARDEN & deck. 98<100 S459.000. Housing Council of w/outs utils 908-2334SS1 7S+4533 $995. S0MS4-9U6 230-5892 $2200. 9OB-e54-3389 obo SOMS4-2727

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SMEFFKLO $700, out). 90&490 00&0 PLANT* $175 9082724103 SUMNB 800 sq tt. 1 t 10'. 14 fern s. aonifllwig t 100 hostas. $1 per pot NO. 2 Ponaerosa Pine, GIRU Twin headboard/ pnmed/rabbeted, beveled RANFOItO 3* SPfttNt TABLES- nwei:, Mjta. '«0>l. 533 W Fifth Av«. IHELO AVE.( HAN SO and coHee tiibtes. Good Ro*«)t«. NJ 072O4 footboard, desk, hutch, $250. 908233 7974 It 1W TMT VW CM AffMO conrt Iten.s i"jst go. Can whitewash. exc cond. HOUSE), SAT 4/30 10-* $350. 908-317*430 College women's clu ••EMU MLB after Jpi': 973-2O4-1B14 RCA Black & Whrte 19 in TV. sale. Furniture, antiques Good Condition. $10. SPA A HOT TIM COVERS HH items . etc. t-t77-K1-011t. Wall/Eniertalnment Center 732382-0410 C *nd KttctwnAM ttalrv $99 & UP. Cover lifters 3 pJtcat, pla»« * wood l«*» steel gas range. 30 1169. MaVTT2-7ai0 Cranford - Huge Yard Salt «» $350 REFRIGERATOR- GE , new. in., siije m. like new Sat. 4/30, 9am-lprr 90*5915113 vi.on as prize M 3O' W 20 $860. obo. 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Call 908578 7974 tWCJM HI All Repairs & Mainte- Csprlgllone Painting ACCENTS WOODWORKING * Stnrt lo Finish * JR IMPROVEMENTS Ctil 908542-9352 Dl FONZO FENCE nance Int A Ext Painting 9O&92SO910 AND MULCH Sheetrock • Powerwash FORD ESCORT 02 46k ml.. ruLt tsr Call 909-241-6O49 Alf fine { arp^ntry A. p!,-'n.'|)'.i( lj:n|--,l ,;.i. 3200./obo Serious in- 90&464-3764 1 1 *P0WERW ASHING* 908 464 02O8 732-396*344 t MM' M-,. \1...!'(•,; J. Ekj.'i !:•• Dldt iPlHll 931 MR DEPENDABLE: P..:-'.,\ daA . A. il'Kjr ,. F I'I^-'.I c! Hi>:..!.!!S.. Pdtios, Fencing. quiries only 908 339 2093 ; C .'.Ifri K'l W' ',.ih r»-t . DECKS BY UNLIMITED GEORGE'S FENCING c 9in(-r,tr>. on joil too sin. U g #De»lfir A Construction D4VF S PROFESSIONAl Purtf'l'Ki >. «• '<••> • i.!•-. PAIN! JOBS t Ford Explorer XLT 94' (."jxlifo.'il'n-; rs.tlir.iity-, ^tiiiT' i»f. .'/it- k i . 9O&256-O86Q • Complete Maintenance Bruce Thlel 908 358 2325 r m'f If a. ffl-. Ash For Jim 908-8510363 • Patio • Walk • Driveway JCO- Comm. Reasonable Kates SUV, Excel. Cond., Gafage Fiji", Ins • Drainage • Excavnting "Good Work at a Fall 973464-3661 kept, fully loaded, tan 908-206-0505 BOB'S CARPENTRY Power Wash, Palntlrtg. decks M.C. HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Grading • Lighting Price" 908451-9597 leather int. PW. PS. 98k Oenerat Remodeling & Repairs h'"oi! l< ;> •.|.<:,-. 'Vu.tl -. U'MMICIJ ^ |Kiir,tf.fl Cli.'dn •Retaining Walls UfcLUAfc KAIN IINU miles. asking $4600. • Basements. Baths, Kitchens. 911 1141 • liee Work & Stump Interior/exterior restoration. 90*889-5139 Carpentry A Painting Weekly cuts slartmg at $25 908-3514548 JUAN 908-354-7058 • Fully Insured AFFORDABLE DRIVEWAY Diamond's Hanhvood Ftoore Call Marvin 973 885 3759 A.AA 1 Clean Uf)b & and up. Top Soil .Mulch SEALCOATiNG 908-764-7768 ask for Md Lawn maintenance 908-232-1171 Lawn Renovation & FORD EXPLORER XLT '98 • Sanding. Reflnlsrilng. FARAGO * SON PAINTING Green, SOHC eng., 143K. Froe Estimates. Fully Ins. Installation. Free Est. Small Job Specialist Al R.C. Coating, LLC 90H2614919 Planting, Interior • Exterior JESUS CHRIST Orig. owner. Loaded. C , jilH-'i.l.]i.l.l Fully Inset. 732-283-4451 bn^jll fttjtw'd' hoilK.- re f'oir.l Ca>p. Reasonable, Discounts Apply RBS LANDSCAPE DESIGN Sheetrock • Powemash $4500. 973-277-6738 CONSTRUCTION p.iris. Rets. A fn-f fsti -.r-etrcif.r •• RestO!.it:r>' 908-272-5740 908-241-9022 AllOU'dlV, He- n.:i.!;r ALL PRO Floor Installation rn.ile',. 90H.119 185S 732388^781 LAN09CAPIH0 Ford Ranger XLT,99r4WD.V6, 32 ynarh F_'' Jj*-r s*T, I ' Lui-iiM.' »H14()7097. Ce OMWVSHonie Improve men! Clt-aoups and Gutters Painting Co. Free Estimates. 4.0. 57k. auto, ac, PW.PL, 908-220-1579 fcllli ic. Marble. Hat $20, Needs CABLE INSTALLATION 8t D Home Maintenance FORD TAURUS WAGON SE CEHAMIC TILE • Drainpipe Work * 908 272 3945 * VIss/MC Accepted WIRE MAN '00 • all power, runs exc, A 1 QUALITY Painting, ml. & ext. Pow Top ;knq f y a rn(.c r. - pesticide application. MAP TRUCKING Free Est. At RELIABLE Spring annuals, mulch, $21500. 908-232-9487 *' A BATHROOM TILE lablu [/c-rscir" lo IJM- ,-i-;;r Landscape Maintenance Tn State Area 908437-0168 fi sod, gravel, stone and REPAIR SPECIALIST hc-me or ci1.ee !!ia! [r-'so a tiftiss Cullirig & Dnsigns 23 years e»p. & Insured, OLD GUY PAINTING. Honda Accord EX '91, 4dr. tou-:f' Laok no lull"'!' 15 • Landscape design. Call 908-854^940 Grouting Caulklnfi Small f rf?e fstinmtes, Fully Ins. 908-233-5600 Need Interior painling? auio. sunroof. 138 K. Jobs, Rich 732 381*635 yrse«p 908-755-8837 908454-4944 WWw.rnaBtrueWngttdj.orn Call ttie Old Guy good cond. $1900 obo. 908/769 8971 §08^723-5661 Ormsby Painting HONDA ACCORD LX '91 - Exterior • Staining 20R. 88k mi., orig. owner, Thomas Lincoln Mercury Powerwoshing • Decks enc. condition $2,500 908-484-3303 8 9OS-272-4062 RICH'S PAINTING H0N0A CIVIC '94, 183K, PRE-OWNED Interior, Wallpapering. ood conct. $2.000/obo. Free Estimates 32-558-9747 908/272 5473 HONDA CIVIC COUPE '95 Manual. Red. Body in good HttHrtM 1tH I shape. 2O3K miles, DOCS PLASTERING NOT RUN. New brakes. Ex Sheet Rock luiust. Ind. cat conv. $900. Just A Small Sample. Patching 908-241-0099 90S-925-2448 HONDA CIVIC DX '90 - Hatchback, 5 spd. 108K. good condilion. $1100 BERMAN PLUMBING *, 732*691698 HEATING : Rerxurs. ReiiioOel'iifl. Electric Drain Cleaning H0MM CIVIC LX '93 4dr, white Lie 4396. Call 9OH68 / .18-tH w/t»iEe int. IMh mi.. 4 cyl, NEW '05 MERCURY iiulo. all pwT. VERY clean in & LINCOLN MERCURY MIKE OZERANSKV ou(' Excf'llent curxlition $4,200 1 ceRnr- 1ED Ri^rjri S Iristi'ilkjlujn-j » 90B4644172 GRAND MARQUIS Urj'j'i &CV--I1IHI Ir ii Hunt) Lt 6461 /32-388-IKVJ HONDA ODYSSEY EX '00 6 YIAH /i.OOOMIU 61k nn. Tow Pkg, 1 owner, PME&G fin-en. CRT COND. loaded. 1TD WARRANTY Boilers- Water Hciitcr ii:i.995. 9082:13 3161 14 t n INSPK1I0N Sev.m Cleaning. Lif HONDA ODVSSEV EX 99 , ON UNCOLNS 9O&464-7880/97MO1-0027 Niivy wht pinstfipe. Fully II S ?1 INVtOION ROYAL FLUSH Ui.iiipd, f.'xc. cond.. Planet ON MERCURYS Sewer* Drain Cleaning Hiinclii.'inaiiilaiiHjil. 100K. Plumbing Servlcc<< $12,500 o()O. 90&265- Uc# 12159 HlbH 906-925-88 90 INFINITI G20T '9B, bur Stan's Plumbing & Heating j'iiind> w/bljck lealner, SHOAL OFTK Installation, Repairs loaded. 109K, mint cone!. UG. #10404 11900 90B-233-S634 •Q& MAZDA 9087893B13 Tropical Air INFINITI J30 93 • High mile- • SEDAN ,ii;*'. ifMthi-r. sunronf phced RED CARPET LEASE PluinU • Henl • Air lo sell. $J50O/l)est. 908 Sales* Service- Insf,iiirt1ion 908*54 8861 '2001-in PER MONTH/24 M0N1HS* JAGUAR Xi6, '92, 110K mi, ss^JFW^^J I l^^B I bi.kf I- srrj.in, fully loaded. iii.-rin. AM..-FM/C0. very '1 df Vf) auto OD lions, pw slf/Wwind/kks/l.tmkAeal, AIR. AM/FM/CD,, A 1 EVERLAST ROOFING ('[inn i oiul. garaged. '17995 25 years experience 1 S: .!^)!.) 9(18 232 8574 tAjh i/Jef. lilt. truM M5RP S?5.1 SO. Slk "5M27, VIH #5X633941.24 Monih OR FINANCE & GET Fully Insured! 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Ewry Certified Used Honda Mercury Sable Station $12,900 OBO 732-M2- $ MKHONDA $17000 HQJHONDA $ nuHUKIMSHONDMA S1QOOO Wagon,'93. 84k. While, , 16999 JWXOUEXLVI4D* 1 / ^T7y «ICCOilfla«DII 17999 lul ,jh-\n i,\|is . 4ii, im,i ilJ.p*,til)ni.ra tialvillv auto., sunroof, leather, 4 oiaiHapi. ph. a'c, amUm JA'I'M pw. pi. imi. uili 4 1 CHEW TRACKER 02 ^ c\\, (iuio. ps ji\[iS. n i din tsu M i\) jiw. pi jtm. v".;»i'iv i' rriink. [i v,-ifv i £UA sji i*tirfK lift, rdif nulw. one. owner, ashing •AK, dh v>np*Ts.tV(ruiit. p;seals, i/^lasv. >p wmyK. lit! rjJiats. iiH" "Ai|H'l^, p UliftV. )l-se'jK (-Û*\. mik-^ pivr. $13,845 call 9OB- whfi'l* iiiL r'iit-1. I'irM ^ mot, Uatht'i. mine >ui'.'Vi-:-J''[|;[,ja_a " v.+mtin J\ail. Ju.: 1! milt", :'• i . ,v. -•• . . IKBUJUUTHIIinitCKT $8,500. 906-377-5944 1 am/fm tasi. good cond. radidl* d)y wprrs, p/trunL p^M»dt!s, 511 whtvK (iii rutfidlv OH ivipt'ii i'truriK, IIVCJI '. l-tûs. ^[^ mm I^ H inii-Lils V\ î*-". \ rîU | w«a l-j;lj^ si ryiU'f, frwtM1, Iwi^t1. wari(in -d\a\\. Vi.if! mili-s rthi-rU, till, r Jt! iruist'. s.riNif. li.i'h.i !.ua. MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE OS $400O/0bo 973-610^225 • Has Been Thoroughly Reconditioned ll ' i7 '99 • Exc. cond. red. 5 spd. all pwr, sunroof, 62K FORO EXPLORER 199* • Conies With Up To 7 Year/100,000 $8,900 732-382-2*09 i •lutu. px i*i, 3i, a^n trn Mm*' tiitidJv. râs-,. whiii-. ^^.cnicaiw n mint cond.. orig owner, • Comes With Additional 12 Month/ anM K <\\ \ *|MI, !>• 1'b 4i .UTI tin ^^^fl.s.l. jn*. \'\ \i\\\, Mifijl--. .. . serious inq. only $4500 '99 - White, fully loaded, ^.'AA'liniv'i* • nil r ikl .IU.M >»f.n. HJ JJ'unit* ODO 90B-24MS39 leather. 6 CO. moonrool, 12,000 Mile Warranty Coverage On $850O/obo. 908-370-7941 Mon-Powcrtraln Items J Nissan Maxima '00 GLE SSâmaLUKMaiwi '10999 »MIW Champaign, loaded, great LANDROVER DISCOVERY ! BK8P 19999 »22.999 •29999 • Is Eligible For Highly Competitive G ryt JHlti. pv pb, * i, un'ftn rtrttn). pw. pi. pen radi.ils, dV fciî uiiii'. (fs. |fcMiVa rjcnTiiiM tmi i II iii.^l. jini FMtoK '98 Exc. cond. loaded hi^, auin ps|iMl\. a'r. am Tnui LÎ'I P-cv-.j-J J-.IJI i^ Jiolv 1 v cond! 44K, orig owner ivipm. I gliiVjpwtM-rli.Uii.ideti:rui«r. kaihti gol4 wu fui JK inivfi. I'-'iiviiik, fi.>cjti riilan. ipwht 973 2361266 îiv^'D! inn NISSAN MAXIMA '96 black, 107K, great cand., NISSAN PATHFINDER EX ar, kept, all power, "94 Good cond.. 103k mi., t5,000/obo 9W5915O9O $4500. 908-398-1054 OLDSMOBILE FIRENZA 84 Ranee Rover 4.6 HSE 02' 4 dr, 79K orig.. 1 owner in 36K mi. Maroon, leather, good running cond. $1000 multi CD and nav. system, OBO 90&232-7324 lyr * warranty. 18' tires $30,000 90*604-0723 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE '94 •kJr, blue, 89k. ac. am/fm/ ATinntt's rroin cass, mechanic says good, in 280 Main St. Madison, NJ 973-822-1600 Slun-t Hills Mall Union County. 9087270372 CHEVY PICKUP '86 - reiiuil engine, like new exhaust mailisaniioiicla. com SIS 111 In (1.II,I I. PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE '96 Bedhner. cab. Asking Lttir buckets, spoitef, alarm, $1250 or best offer. 908 (52k miles, exc. cond. 2328760 $4300 908-2320192 Chevy Silverado 03 SATURN SL-2 '99- Excellent VJ ton, V6. 2 wheel drive, condition, alloys, P/W, auto, trailer hucti, 3,'c, 93K mi, $2500/best. 90& NORMS CHEVROLET am/fm/cd, aluminum 720-6140 wtieels. bed liner, real sliding glass. 12K mi. ask SATURN SPORTS COUPE II ing $12,750. Call after 'S4- 74k, Ian, AC. AM-FM- 5pm 908 2412313 lape. bike rack. 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